The United States Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) is soliciting industry input as it potentially reconsiders existing custody rules in specific cases of digital asset trading and settlement.

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As it relates to cryptocurrency markets, this week will be important because it should become obvious if a bull rally is underway or the markets continue to give us a head fake. In last week’s CFTC Commitments

Are Institutional Investors coming off the sidelines? In spite of being in the midst of a crypto bear market, there was a string of good news for the blockchain and crypto industry as a whole last week.

The string of bad news hitting Facebook have some questioning; is this FaceBook’s “MySpace” moment? News reports surfaced today that 14 million Facebook users’ settings were made public from May 18 to

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I was once asked, what is the difference between gambling and investing as it relates to financial markets. At the time I gave some generic answer but if I am to be honest with myself that question requires

Calling ALL Creatives... Why are you using tools of the 20th century such as Facebook, Twitter, SnapChat and other social media services standing between you and your audience, when you can profit using

In my previous blog post, I stated four (4) areas that blockchain technology will disrupt, which are: • E-commerce • Cyber-security & data privacy • Banking & investment • New & unique business

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Much gets lost in the current “bubblicious” and exhilarating world of cryptocurrencies. In some cases, the “get-rich-quick” stories are reminiscent of the California gold rush. Although these are exciting

Recently, Facebook admitted that an estimate 87 million users personal data have been breached and improperly used not by some nefarious “foreign” hackers but an American data-mining company named Cambridge