NIMIQ (NIM) The Browser Based Blockchain and Ecosystem Nimiq is a new project I purchased that I have been following all along and watching for the right time to buy. As I believe the crypto market has

In the past I often had to trade just to pay bills, as that is no longer the case, I can now just hold the projects I believe in or think have potential and not worry about it. Keep in mind this is not

Quick background; I have a degree in the Liberal Arts (not an outsider), and in the early 1990s when PC culture was only starting up I would have certainly considered myself a Liberal or Classical Liberal.

A quick summary of my past, I had health problems that were so bad I had to leave a tech company and a job I loved. I was literally dying. I am still not working other than on improving my health, but

I have a large following on traditional social media, but due to censorship and the almost certain coming regulations and involvement of the government, I am considering moving more to Steemit as it appears

If you know me you likely already know the answer, but the short version is no, this is not over, it is still just starting. That said, there are some tactics that could be helpful. Keep in mind I am not

When I first checked out Steemit at launch it was a bit of a turn off as people were just praising it and getting paid the most to praise it the most. Just not my style to ass kiss for money, and I have

This is what Facebook banned me for. I said something not nice about Putin and the US intelligence services, but hardly "hate speech." Just an opinion and rather tame, not really worth kicking

As it has been some time I figured I would share an update and my current holdings. At present, I have retired and I am no longer working on any crypto projects in any form whatsoever and I have zero interest

I always keep cryptocurrencies and tokens in wallets unless I am actively trading them, and with my luck, I was recently trading some on Binance. And while I think it will be fine, this certainly reminded

Here are some helpful things I have learned over the years in Cryptocurrency, and my personal opinions on some techniques that might be helpful to new people. Disclaimer, this is not financial advice.

PART II This is Part II in a series I am doing of personally rating cryptocurrency blockchains in response to the Weiss ratings. This will mostly focus on unique blockchains rather than ERC20 tokens. The

Reading the ratings from Weiss, I can tell right away these people have no idea what they are talking about. I spent almost all my time totally immersed in crypto since mid to late 2013, creating crypto

To start off, I suggest checking out the two projects I work on personally, Expanse (EXP) and Tokenlab (LAB) - Super low market caps makes these low risk and high potential rewards. (This is the blog I

Here are a couple "new" picks of mine that are actually old picks, as it seems most every coin that has been skyrocketing lately is some old pick of mine. So I did some digging into some of my

Current Portfolio for 2018, and there are lots of other good projects I am interested in but I only have so much time to buy and safely store cryptocurrencies and tokens. Bitcoin (BTC) - Should have a

LITECOIN The first version of Litecoin, or what it evolved from, was called Tenebrix the first scrypt algo coin. It was initially designed to be ASIC resistant so the distribution could be more fair. A

You can participate in the Tokenlab ICO with your Steem now if you like, and future ICOs launched on Tokenlab will also have the option of including Steem. Here is the White Paper on Tokenlab:

My view is that the trust of Bitcoin is the immutable blockchain and the design of competing interests keeping it stable, keeping it from change. As while some think change is good it is not for a store

Some very exciting news in the latest Expanse Newsletter for Steemit users! STEEM is coded and will be accepted for the Tokenlab Final Sale. If you support the use of STEEM as a currency I suggest sharing