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Hedera Vs Algorand



A discussion on the implications of Algorand's market performance after it hit the markets on the upcoming Hedera market launch.  This is not a technical comparison, and only focuses on price and market performance.

The 2019 Crypto Bull Case (Part 1 and 2)




Thanks again to HBARprice.com for the great graphics!
This outlines the bull case for the total crypto market in 2019.  While putting this video together the Crypto Market has increased by over 25%, and while there will be significant pull backs along the way, I believe this is only the beginning.

US Strength in the Upcoming Monetary Shift

Kyle Bass, in my opinion will be one of the best money managers of the next 40 years.  His ideas often mirror my own, and when he speaks I always make it a point to listen.  A Bloomberg interview recently done with Kyle, shown below, prompted me to republish a piece I did a couple years ago.




Below was initially published in March 27th 2015

There is one thing that the current Austrian economic minded Libertarian community seems to pride themselves on and that is challenging the mainstream narrative. I count myself among them. I would like to turn some of that skepticism back on some of the standard trains of thought that are often touted as self evident by many among us in a series of posts.


State Issued Crypto Currency Propaganda Continues


Bloomberg published a new article, On Digital Currencies Central Banks Should Lead, discussing central bank issued crypto currency.

A few key points were noticed. First, they refer to it more as digital currency rather than crypto currency, even though it is clear they are referring to the latter. This is likely to ease readers into the concept.  Readers will think "what's the big deal, we already have digital currency".  Second, they frame China as leading the charge, a situation which will compel American’s to wonder why the Fed isn’t showing more progress with this innovation. Finally, the article makes state issue crypto currency seem more like an inevitability rather than a possibility.

These points smack of propaganda rather than informative news.

For a warning from this path rather than propaganda watch The Reset’s original video on the subject below.




Is r > g Really the Reason for Recent Income Inequality


Meet Thomas Piketty the new poster child of socialists that supposedly proves the unfairness of capitalism with his book Capitalism in the 21st Century.

The Financial Industry Just Held A Secret Meeting to Test a Crypto Dollar

The Reset Original Video 

This site has been discussing the possibility of the E Dollar to get us out of the monetary and economic mess we find ourselves in for a while now.

The E Dollar is simply a digital currency that has an exchange rate with cash. The central bank would set a rate at which old paper dollars would lose value against E Dollars held in a bank account. Under an E-Dollar system any physical cash removed from the banking system would lose value against the E Dollars retained in an account, this would effectively eliminate the zero lower bound. Central banks would be free to implement significantly negative rates.

Ultimate Insider Larry Summers Joins Bitcoin Firm

Larry Summers, former US Treasury Secretary and Fed president contender, has just joined the Digital Currency Group along with bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen as senior advisors. Digital Currency Group studies blockchain technology and finance and has recently acquired Coindesk, the largest bitcoin news site as well as Consensus, the largest bitcoin conference in the world.

Larry Summers is the ultimate insider and one of the most respected personalities in the Keynesian economic world. In 2013 he was the far and away favorite to become the next Federal Reserve president as Ben Bernanke’s successor. For some reason he declined the coveted and most powerful position in economics opening the door for Janet Yellen. This is his statement for declining the nomination: "I have reluctantly concluded that any possible confirmation process for me would be acrimonious and would not serve the interest of the Federal Reserve, the Administration or, ultimately, the interests of the nation's ongoing economic recovery."