Today central banks are seemed as a necessary part of the economy and the guardians of financial stability, however this hasn't always been the case. With humble beginnings around the 17/18th century in

UBS recently released a statement in which they as a company think that "bitcoin is neither money nor a viable asset class". It is a pretty strong statement and even more when they are talking

I recently wrote an article explaining why the claim that bitcoin is a volatile asset is a misconception and that in the future it should converge towards a price in which that volatility becomes small.

One of the main weakness about bitcoin which critics, regulators, academics, bankers and people like Jamie Dimon are quick to point out is how volatile it is. They cite it as one of the reasons why it

Since the boom in 2017, the ICO market has been a hot topic. Entrepreneurs swear by it as a more efficient way to raise money, most VCs are against the concept and regulators compare it to the wild west

As a statistics fan it can get very frustrating browsing around the web or listening to the news. For such an important branch of math, there are still a lot of misconceptions about statistics which can