About six months ago I wrote an article about the Monaize dICO delay. When they originally announced the start dates of the dICO there was a lot of interest. They had a stress test for the dICO app at

I've written about airdrops before. In a previous article I stated that usually you have to perform some sort of task to be eligible for an airdrop. It usually involves filling out a form and then posting

Scam. This word gets thrown around a lot and is beginning to lose it's original meaning. Two years ago scam meant that someone was being ripped off, usually for money. Today people all over Twitter use

Airdrops are a dime a dozen these days - okay, maybe a Doge a dozen. That sounds better. We are still in the early days of Cryptocurrency and there is no set standard for coin distribution. Whatever

In a previous article I wrote about the potential for Bitcore's growth based on compound interest. I will assume that you already know the benefits of compound interest, if you don't, I suggest reading

Bitcore just had their second #airdrop after the big 25% drop at the end of October. The current airdrops are 3% of your wallet balance if you hold 10 coins or more. Every month the percentage of the airdrop

In the game Half-Life, one of the early chapters is called Unforeseen Consequences. This is in reference to the stage of the game that accidentally rips time and space apart and allows the aliens through.

Every time I turn around there is a new coin trying to make its mark in the world of crypto. These coins range from direct clones of existing coins to completely original ideas. I don't know when it started