From banning the most proven crypto safeguarding technology mining, to launching a US CBDC test, to onerous “BitLicense” regulations, New York has done its share to undermine crypto technology progress.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
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FLATLINING: NO WEB3 INTEREST IN PRIVATE PERMISSIONED BLOCKCHAINS, NEW RESEARCH SAYS
One thing has been clear during the extended crypto downturn and shakeout of projects: private permissioned blockchains are faring worst of all.
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MUSK LENDS TECH PROWESS TO ALT ECOSYSTEM MOVEMENT
Do Google and Apple, facing less than spectacular numbers from recent product rollouts, and cutting back workforces in the face of a protracted tech led economic downturn, really want new competition from Elon Musk?
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ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
It’s all about the bottom line. And since the Panic of ’08 when the Bankster Gangsters began a scheme called quantitative easing and shrunk interest rates to negative and zero rates...the bottom line was cheap money printed out of thin air and backed by nothing that artificially drove up U.S. and European economies.
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A COMMODITY SUPER-SPIKE IS COMING. ARE YOU READY FOR IT?
While it is certainly no secret that today the cost of living is continuing to increase at an alarming pace, what lies just around the corner is much more menacing—and there is no way to stop it.
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“REPLACISM” PART OF ELITE WAR ON THE MIDDLE CLASS
NY Senate Major Leader Chuck Schumer recently admitted America is demographically dying.
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GET THE VAX, DIE FROM COVID? READ THE STUDY
A new study found that 58 percent of those in the U.S. who died from COVID-19 in August had followed the government orders and received their vaccinations or had a booster jab.
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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Each week, we report instances where the money junky hedge funds, private equity groups and the already big companies swallow another piece of the global economy.
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SPOTLIGHT: THE DIESEL FUEL CRUNCH
While gasoline prices have risen 14 percent so far this year, diesel’s price has shot up by 50 percent to a record $5.35 a gallon, according to the American Automobile Association.