Biden Crypto Executive Order – The Whole of Government Approach There’s a lot of uncertainty about the implications of a Biden crypto executive order, which was signed on March 9 by the vice president. The White House has a meticulous… Read More ›
Cryptocurrencies
How NFT Blue Chips Plan To Take On Disney — The expert blog 9247
In an earnings call last week Thursday, CEO Yves Guillemot said that the possibility of embracing blockchain as a revolutionary technology is, now more than ever, on the cards. Guillemot, who views the move as an attractive long-term investment prospect,… Read More ›
A Cryptocurrency pegged to the Work-Standard?
Cryptocurrencies, it should be recalled, were intended to not have an intermediate financial authority in any given transaction. The Blockchain is limited to the two participating parties and everyone else who has access to the Blockchain. From here, the concept… Read More ›
Stablecoins and Crypto Winters
Back on Friday, I discussed about the Russian government’s half-hearted attempt at “reviving” the Gold Standard. I still stand by my conclusions from that post because I am convinced that Russia’s central bank half-opened a gold window, paying around ₽5,000… Read More ›
Germany’s Trade Republic registers for crypto services in Italy — Ratanav-online
FILE PHOTO: A representation of cryptocurrency Binance is seen in this illustration taken August 6, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration MILAN :German investment platform Trade Republic said on Tuesday it had registered last week as a cryptocurrency operator in Italy after it… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: Cryptocurrencies Do Not Evade Sanctions
Unlike the Work-Standard, which I had intended to be capable of functioning in wartime, Cryptocurrency is an entirely different matter altogether. My arguments from last year stipulated that the fundamental flaw of conventional Cryptocurrencies was that they needed steady sources… Read More ›
Update (13 March 2022)
A few new Blog posts are slated for release this week, in addition to the promised uploading of another batch of .pdf documents. The Digital Library is far from complete as of this writing. At the same time, I do… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: The MAFV (Pt. II of II)
The technological developments of the Armored Fighting Vehicle (AFV) began in the trenches of the First World War. The British, French, Germans, and Russians were among the first ones to begin their forays into this then-emerging branch. That concept was… Read More ›
Update (25 February 2022)
I am currently taking care of other matters at the moment. That also includes the work being done on the second half of the latest addition to Economic History Case Studies. It should be made available sometime tomorrow. The MAFV… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: The MAFV (Pt. I of II)
In both Editions of The Work-Standard, I discussed about the possibility for the Socialist Nation to be employing MATVs (Miniature Automated Tractor Vehicles) and MARVs (Miniature Automated Repair Vehicles) as sources of Digital Arbeit. Digital Arbeit, for those who do… Read More ›
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