Month: January 2019
Blockchain Marketing: An Investment with John Livesay
Most tech people are not good storytellers. They get caught up in the weeds of how something works as […]
Cryptocurrency And The Future Of Money with Lisa Loud
Technology has changed so much of our transactions that we now have the capacity to run bank-less with the […]
Why Is Getting ICO Investment So Hard
Why is getting ICO funding so hard? Tracy and Monica take on this hot subject that has been weighing […]
Communicating Blockchain Complexity with Cherie Aimée
The blockchain technology is extremely complex and it’s overwhelming to most people. It helps to have that background and […]
How Any Business Can Get Into The Blockchain with Eric Tippetts
This rapidly changing world has made it very crucial for each one of us to have the ability to move […]
Exploring The New Trust Economy
Being an originator is extremely human. Creation is a part of who we are. When we see technology supporting that […]
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