Bitcoin had yet another one of those moments this week where it spiked 10% in 30 minutes. Why? It could be ... Maybe because ... Possibly ... That's how most explanations start. And while this is a natural

Bitcoin has plenty of opinions on where it's going, whether it be to the moon or to zero. There's an article that caught my eye on Cointelegraph that talked about why Bitcoin couldn't go to zero. In this

Bitcoin has had a rough past couple of months and we've come full cycle now - Last November I made a video around $6k where Bitcoin wouldn't stop rising and now here we are in June with Bitcoin near $6k

Ethereum has had many discussions over its lifetime on how to proceed with its development, but one of the biggest ones has always been the recovery of lost or stuck funds. This discussion has heated up

MIT Technology Review posted an article titled "Let's Destroy Bitcoin" that discusses three different ways in which Bitcoin could be subverted to the point of obscurity. I was surprised more

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole have had an excellent past two weeks. Altcoins have performed spectacularly, taking a significant chunk of Bitcoin's dominance. A lot of this comes from smaller

Verge's long awaited, highly anticipated partnership announcement is finally here! Drumroll please ... Who is the lucky partner? Turns out... Pornhub! In all seriousness, this came as quite a surprise

Bitcoin has had a crazy past week relative to the slow and steady downtrend we've been in. Volume finally started to pick up and notably price pumped $1k in 30 mins before we saw the market start to stall

Steem is one of the only cryptoassets I am holding for the long-term (not trading). That likely sets alarms off for many of you (as I promote Steemit in all my videos), so fair disclosure that there IS

Verge has been stealing all the headlines recently (since the market has been pretty dull) as the network is being attacked and the developer continues to struggle with the problems the cryptocurrency

This is a new series which is super informal - don't have high expectations for this and simply skip over it if you prefer my more focused videos. In this episode, we briefly discuss the market and then

Introduction Mass adoption is a popular topic of discussion among cryptocurrency enthusiasts, who often believe that blockchain technology will replace many “legacy” technologies. As a result, this will

Bitcoin has fallen substantially as the current market tone becomes more and more bearish. Interest in cryptocurrencies is lower than it has been in months and altcoins are getting slaughtered as Bitcoin

Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency space as a whole has had a rough March. Bitcoin has fallen from above $11k to around $8k while altcoins have bled even worse as Bitcoin dominance rises. As always, we're

Script(ish) Today we’re going to talk about something a little different from what we usually do. Typically on this channel, I talk about price action and I talk about the psychology of the markets and

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have had a bad couple of days recently and as a result, many people have significant losses in their portfolio. One lesson I will always share for every crash is to LIMIT

Bitcoin has fallen quite substantially in the past 48 hours from $11,600 to roughly $9,750 at the time of writing this. While there have been some headlines today, it appears this began yesterday by hitting

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have seen a drastic decline in exchange traded volume, transaction volume and overall interest in both traditional and social media. In this video, we discuss the decline

Bitcoin dominance has finally eclipsed 40%, a milestone it hasn't achieved since the beginning of the year as altcoins had killer returns in December and the very beginning of January. Bitcoin has been

Script Welcome to Proof of Stupidity, the show where we talk about the most revolutionary ideas and events in the blockchain space. Today we’re going to talk about the recent tweet from Walton that is