Economy of some country has fall due to they channel their economy one side,what brings economy down is base on focusing on one particular thing not be diversified in different sectors, so when that particular product fails to trend in market the way it's before such country will be shortage of economy and the life of the people will be in danger base on things is moving wrongly to the country.
And the way a country can be free from falling of economy is to spread their economy or diversified economy so that when one of sector shutdown another will pick up.

As mobile gaming become start to become popular in the world of gaming.
I have this thought on my mind;

Can we relate Bitcoin with Mobile Gaming?

Just like Bitcoin; banks can be a traditional and Bitcoin becomes much easier and comfortable to use.

In mobile gaming; PC Desktop games/console games, etc can be traditional while games on mobile are the new trend where you can play comfortably anywhere with just your mobile phone.

Does it ring a bell?
It's kinda the use of Bitcoin is much comfortable since we just need a Bitcoin wallet and internet connection to make the transaction.
And in gaming: we just need a mobile phone where it is easy to access anytime and anywhere and play since you just need your mobile phone, no need to bring your console/PC desktop every time just to play.

Full Read: 📰Forrest Visions Cryptocurrency Newsletter Volume #1

Bitcoin passed the halving, and Ethereum is heading into Eth 2.0. What are your thoughts on the direction of the blockchain? We're seeing the prices increasing but do you think these network updates are priced in and will eventually come back down before the upgrades?


With the United States pumping in money into the economy, is Bitcoin going to be the new standard?


Lots of crazy stuff going on in cryptocurrency.





My fifteen-minute read goes over the recent industry news, observed trends, a highlighted coin, and my personal price predictions.

When it comes to trading cryptocurrency, there are many obstacles for the average user — the complexity of technical analysis, the skills involved in identifying trends, and, of course, the volatility of the market, meaning coins can soar or plummet in value overnight. But what if you could trade constantly, even in your sleep, making a steady profit every day, with minimal effort? Welcome to the world of crypto bots.

But is it too good to be true?

The word ‘bot’ might bring to mind Russian hackers and fake Twitter accounts but crypto bots are perfectly legal and fully supported, if not exactly encouraged, by major exchanges such as Bittrex and Binance. Put simply, they are computer programs that remove the emotion from trading. They buy and sell your cryptocurrency for you, using algorithms to follow the trajectory of a coin, identifying when to buy and sell, and, in theory, allowing you to make small, round the clock profits. Used wisely, they are said to give an average profit of around 1–2% each day — though risk-seeking traders have reported much more than this.
Dephlagy Also is an Ai trading bot mixed bot’s ability like ladder orders entry improvement and also automatic Fibonacci level trading automatic Support and resistance detection behind all of this automated features bot trades always 24/7 monitor by 5 traders to avoid wrong positions and also right midterm/longterm trend detection

As we enter the next bull run the price of on-chain TX's will inevitably rise, firstly due to the price & secondly due to network congestion. Also there's quiet a few services that haven't implemented Segwit *cough* Binance.

In my opinion Lightning Network is nowhere near ready for global adoption, however it is a good conduit to free up the TX mempool. There's also a bunch of other off-chain/2nd layer solutions but let's be honest Lightning is currently leading the way.

Personally I've opened a bunch of lightning channels anticipating this fee rise, however it's still an uncertainty how it will all play out. Maybe channels become too expensive to open for the average person & custodial wallets become this next best thing?

Interested in the community's opinion on this.

My Five REASON Why I do not want to buy them?


1. They are costly if you are paid in Bitcoin as a bounty hunter or for a gig.
2. They are a liability as if, you lose it you will lose your investment.
3. They are not easy to operate and most exchanges do not support them.
4. They have to be updated periodically or you will never see your Bitcoin in them.
5. They can still be hacked if you are using them online for trading or other stuff.

Do you think I would need a business paypal account to conduct this or would a personal be ok? Again, the person im dealing with is completely trusted, the problem im facing is taxes and would paypal shut me down.

Hackers are shifting from hacking public networks and individuals to hacking private networks and corporations to steal or demand ransom in Bitcoin.

Cybercriminals have proven that the technology is hackable. View the video below to see what they’re doing and how to keep them from getting into Bitcoins.

View the full story here: https://youtu.be/mCA2RJpIzEs

There is a popular saying that Cash is king, a term reflecting the belief that money (cash) is more valuable than any other form of investment tool, especially in the event of an economic downturn when there are cheap securities and properties that could be bought with cash.

On the flip side, I am very curious to know if the value of fiat currency appreciates or depreciates during a recession and why.

People want to get away from the monetary policies of the government simply because of too much manipulations and potential risks on our fiat savings.

Which make it simplier to think upon Bitcoin as a new means of securing our assets. BUT

What the hell does happen to our beloved crypto exchanges trying to halt prices by suddenly going "offline".

Have you heard the Black Thursday (March 12, 2020) when Bitcoin plummeted its price to 3,800, some says if not with Bitmex went offline at that time, the price may goes to 1,000 usd each; imagine you bought bitcoin at that price.

Funny is it, because right now as Bitcoin price tries something in this trying times to go up, Coinbase suddenly went offline maintenance, isn't it odd?

Read Me....

While I was working on the Yobit platform, a sum of 0.3 of a coin called Water was presented and this coin has a low value since it equals approximately  3$ so I tried to take advantage of it and put it in a daily investment plan with an interest rate of 15% and through the profits I achieved I added the profit to the original amount and when it became equal About  20$ I bought a Dogecoin coin and changed the investment plan and made  100$ profit
It is true that this took a long time to be able to profit, but the wisdom here is that traders and investors in the crypto market must be patient and take advantage of any opportunity they get for free

To me many new projects are here today just for your money, you invest in them and you make them rich, that's why we keep seeing unqualified people becoming developers, it's always about the money, I wish crypto projects are much harder to built, maybe only few scam projects will exists...... I know how easy it is to built erc20 token and website too, God have mercy on investors, I hope solution comes soon

Latest news!

The Lancet recently published a major attack on hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) as Covid-19 treatment (which has really been shown around the world to be an excellent treatment).

The study has just been retracted by its authors because the data seems to be totally fraudulent.  E.g. the authors couldn't even name the hospitals which provided them with data, when their Australian data looked suspicious to some researchers.

Of course, since the mainstream media relied heavily on this study to attack HCQ just recently, we can now expect a full, immediate and highly visible announcement of their error.  

Why would anyone do something like this?  Think of the enormous consequences in human lives.  Why would any perpetrator expect to get away with this?  So, what kind of power is behind this attack?

Think, and you will understand.  (For details see my original piece on HCQ.)

During face-to-face recruitment, would-be members of Zbellion are given instructions for going to sites on the dark web that allow them to access sophisticated malware to siphon funds from corporations, financial institutions, and nonprofits that support “the establishment.” The gains are then converted to Bitcoin and distributed to “worthy recipients” including fellow Zbellion members who claim financial need.

I came across some interesting data today from Bitinfocharts that suggests transactions on average cost $1.083. Having a low transaction fee is arguably an important factor to the growing adoption of Bitcoin and it's great to see that the transaction fee has lowered especially after the somewhat high fees after the halvening. I personally still have friends and family that are unaware of the low transaction fees for Bitcoin and are still using platforms that charge much higher than Bitcoin's fee so it's always good to remind those unaware of Bitcoin's transaction fee.