Yesterday, I wrote a post about the Bitcoin Green rebrand and why I thought it was a strategic mistake. The gist of my article was that the word "bitcoin" has a strong brand identity, which will

For those who have followed the blog, you'll know I am supportive of startups in the crypto space. I've written lots of articles ( more than 250 ) talking about the pro's of these projects and why I think

The crypto market is heating up after the bear Winter. TA chartists are copy-n-pasting the start of the last bull market with great frenzy and everyone can see a bull run on the horizon. Then today the

I wouldn't be a real blogger if I didn't rehash content from the internet. So in this 250th edition of the blog, I'm rehashing some of the best bitcoin memes in lieu of worthwhile content. After all, the

Bitcoins 25% rally is the talk of the interwebs. People are rejoicing like it's the end of world war 2. People are cheering. The champagne is flowing. While a giant green candle is a good sign of future

Right now, among YouTubers & commentators in the crypto space, there's talk of a bull run. Technical analysis charting is out in force. 'Lines & triangles' are madly being drawn on screens around

When I first got into crypto, it was mid-2017. The bull run was just starting to get interesting and I was busy reading everything crypto. It didn't take long until I came across Bitconnect, Bitcoin Maximalism

Despite the positive sounding ( if not, click-baity ) headline, the fact that the current total trading volume rivals the peak of the last bull run is... well... umm... a negative. How? If you look at

This morning when I looked at the total market cap for crypto, I thought "yep, the market is just about to roll over". I've expected a downtrend for months, as have a lot of other analysts. The

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Technical analysis without psychology is just lines and triangles. Overnight, Bitcoin "hit the line of resistance at $4k" and the twitterverse erupts.

A post or two ago, I wrote an article on the psychology of crypto trading. The gist of that article was to look at the currently monthly chart for Bitcoin and see if there are clues about where the market

There are many stories about bitcoin that make your eyes roll. The narrow line of logic presented by the news outlets is face palmingly bad. The one I love the most is that "bitcoin is a risky

Holy cow. The news dropped on me like a bombshell. I was perusing Twitter yesterday and saw two tweets from @Ethos.io, the universal wallet and @SingoLavine, the CEO. Ethos has "done a deal"

On Feb 9th, 2019, the price of Bitcoin spiked. It rose again on Feb 18th and then dumped hard on Feb 25th, leaving the crypto community wondering. What happened? The Psychology of Trading When I look at

A friend of mine asked me about the crypto market last night. I got her into it and she has a small bag of coins that she's holding. She asked me about the market and as many of my friends have been confused

Even if I weren't a mad gardener and backyard farmer, projects like FieldCoin would still take my interest. Food production is the most important industry on the planet, yet farmers are paid like it is

If you read around the interwebs at the moment, everyone is talking about the 'green day' the crypto market is having. Coins like Tron are up 26% over 24 hours and Bitcoin is up a healthy 10%+. However,

With Christmas and the holiday season less then a month away, the current bleed out of the crypto market will most likely continue into the new year. Christmas, and the effect of it, is something to think

In this article, I'd like to talk about a scenario that I think has increasing chances of happening in the crypto markets. But before you go thinking this is an article about whether Tether is solvent

If you're into crypto, you will have noticed the crash over the last couple of weeks that has sent coin prices down the drain. But what is not apparent are the reasons why. Here's a summary of what I have