Posts Tagged ‘dollar crash’
What is the most promising tech investment? [VIDEO]
More than ever before, people are wondering, what follows the crash of the dollar? As scalability of Bitcoin once again becomes a major issue of concern, I recently met with Josh Sigurdson of World Alternative Media in Las Vegas to discuss the return of bullishness in the cryptocurrency market and which assets to keep an…
Read MoreWhen Will the Big Banking Industry Collapse? [VIDEO]
IT’S HAPPENING… again. After nearly 2 years since Bitcoin’s 2017 meteoric rise to $20,000—crypto is currently flirting with “All-Time-High” levels. As the world’s most popular cryptocurrency began escalating beyond $13,000, the panic—and the bandwagoners—kicked into high gear. I heard stories of people getting calls from friends begging for a crash course on how to purchase…
Read More4 Crazy Scams that Will be Stopped by Technology [VIDEO]
Cryptocurrency has undoubtedly begun to disrupt the corrupted worlds of Banking and Money, but can blockchain tech also destroy Big Pharma and Politics altogether? Surprisingly, the answer is yes, and the clock is ticking… I recently spoke with Waldemar Juschin, host of the Blockchain for Professionals podcast, to discuss everything from modern debt slavery and…
Read MoreCrypto Chaos: This Is What You Need To Know Now [VIDEO]
While bitcoin is booming, a Facebook co-founder is sounding the alarm about giving your bucks to Zuck. “What Libra backers are calling ‘decentralization’ is in truth a shift of power from developing world central banks toward multinational corporations and the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank,” warned Chris Hughes. Tread warily; you’re not…
Read MoreVP Mike Pence: Liar, Lunatic, or Both? [VIDEO]
Back when he was a young boy, Mike Pence dreamed of being a powerful politician. After losing two bids for “public orifice”, he was eventually (s)elected as a member of CON-gress in 2000. Prior to that, he was a corporate attorney. In 2011, Pence sponsored a constitutional amendment to limit federal spending to “the average…
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