Hey all,

Wondering if any of you know some good Bitcoin YouTube vids that are about an hour long to show at an office lunch and learn. It shouldn't be too technical but should also show what the power of the blockchain is capable of.

Could be a panel discussion, interview, etc.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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Hello all,

I've been involved with the crypto space for over a year now, and while I'm not the most technical person out there, I do have an understanding of bitcoins and altcoins.

I'd like to start my own coin for my business with the sole purpose of having it serve as a loyalty based coin, where customers will receive a certain amount of this coin as part of a loyalty program. Obviously it could be mind as well and redeemed for a certain amount of services from my business.

I'm just wondering, how hard is it to launch a coin? What considerations need to be made?

Any business owners having the pain of accounting for their Bitcoin + all their corresponding gains & losses?

I'd personally like to see something like this in Xero or QuickBooks Online...

Thoughts? Ideas?

Anyone know if it's normal for a transaction not to show up in the Blockchain 10 minutes after it's been sent? I thought it's usually pretty quick to show up.

Anyone know of any? I have a client that buys/sells bitcoins and tracking everything in Excel is less than ideal. Any solutions?

Which is the better exchange if you're looking to buy a coin that's available on both?

Thanks!