because someone is paying the gap for a livable wage. that gap is filled in with government assistance, that comes from the tax payer. someone is always paying.

homeland security award is from 2016

People buying and borrowing to buy stocks. Such blind faith. People's lack of financial understanding is shocking. This also happens in startups in the US. Employees sign agreements based on stock awards,

AOL is owned by Verizon. They're now merged with Yahoo to create a new company called Oath. AOL also acquired popular news sites like TechCrunch and Huffington Post.

I'm sure it's still worth it to people that are doing larger exchanges. at $10 fee, the break even point would be around $4000 worth of coin transferred to be equivalent of .25% fee from exchanges.

For those confused by the timestamp on the source (2016) here is the update from Stellars site: this is incredibly generous given how much value it has now.

If you're in the US, the answer is yes. This is seen from celebs as well, child actors that got taken advantage of by parents. It can happen in their early teens. It's also seen during college years, where

Wasn't one of the benefits of cryptocurrency that you can get money fast, to almost anywhere, with low fees vs banks? Thank you for the heads up on this. Was looking for at wallets and Trezor gets mentioned

School in the US system was made to babysit kids during the industrial revolution. It was also used to churn out factory workers that did what they were told. College these days are pushed on to kids with