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You could be forgiven for being overwhelmed with the ridiculously large number of Crypto-currencies flooding the market these days.

The primary feature of modern capitalism has derived from the mass production of goods and services destined for consumption by the masses.

While Bitcoin soars behind the scenes the loom of the ‘Hard Fork’ grows ever stronger but that suggests two roads will the outcome.

Folk behind Bitcoin Core are in the pay of the big banks but that could be a positive, they could be trying to make it recognized & ‘trusted.’

Bitcoin is in the middle of a gigantic bull-run, hitting record price heights on an almost regular basis now.

Wow, the spin machines are in full flow now Ladies & Gentlemen. BraveNewCoin suggests that there is now a direct attack on Bitcoin Unlimited miners.

Bitcoin is immune to direct centralized governance, it is not impervious to market manipulation, and interference via social engineering.

It’s important to get your maths right; tricky, even boring though it may be, recent claims from a CryptoNews article have some very flawed claims.

Our own voice is important, as we become increasingly flooded with adverts, offers, promises and even politicians.

Most political parties exist to have control and power but the fact is people just love to rule the world.

A user can sign from a machine that is not connected to the Internet, copy it to a USB and send this transaction to the network.

The reality, with tech as advanced as it is, is not nearly as expensive/unscalable as you might - and they would like - you to think.

Here’s a rule of thumb to live by: the more aggressive and vociferous somebody is the more they are covering up.

Japan, announces official recognition for the digital currency and then barely 48 hours later Russia makes similar noises.

A friend took the initiative to gave me a Christmas gift a card with $25 of Bitcoin with a QR code and it started the Bitcoin journey.