I create infographics that simplify the crypto market. any idea for subject?

[jonathan6655321]

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I create infographics that simplify the crypto market. any idea for a subject? will appreciate if you will share here your creativity and give some cool ideas.
think about subjects that you found difficult to explain other people and cool subjects you think may attract new traders, or be interesting for our community.

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Some ideas.

-California has such an excess of electricity generated by home owners mounting solar panels on their homes, they have to pay neighboring states to take their surplus electricity to avoid damaging their electrical grid. An infographic of this with a caption saying: "Crypto could solve california's energy surplus crisis," could show how miner energy consumption isn't always the evil some portray it as.

-The US dollar being $20 trillion in debt with the European Union euro being $12-16 trillion in debt, then bitcoin/crypto having $0 debt. Some say bitcoin is a bubble but unfortunately the us dollar and euro could be bigger bubbles with those extreme levels of debt hanging over them.

-A chart comparing microsoft, amazon and other corporations large growth over their history to bitcoin's growth could show that btc's growth is sustainable and not the bubble some claim.

-A chart comparing btc price increases to demand or number of transactions could also show that the price of btc is increasing at near to the same rate at which its userbase is growing, which could imply its not a bubble.

[hatshepsut93]

hi there
I create infographics that simplify the crypto market. any idea for a subject? will appreciate if you will share here your creativity and give some cool ideas.
think about subjects that you found difficult to explain other people and cool subjects you think may attract new traders, or be interesting for our community.

In the light of upcoming events, you could make some infographic that explains Bitcoin hard forks to newbies to clear out any possible confusion - what is going tohappen, what should they do/not do, what is the support for different chains, etc. You can also do the same for Ethereum.
The other important topic is the types of blockchains - right now you can often hear that banks and governments want to adopt the blockchain technology, but it's important to distinguish between decentralized blockchain protocol of cryptocurrencies and so-called private blockchains.