Now, businesses with Square merchant accounts can accept bitcoin (on-chain and lightning) side-by-side with fiat payment methods through Zaprite. Zaprite is never in the flow of fiat funds, which process and settle through Square’s existing merchant rails.
Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, has established itself as a form of "unstoppable money." Unlike traditional currencies, it operates without the need for a central authority.
At what point do tax paying American citizens begin to push back against this overt theft and money laundering into unproductive endeavors by the government?
The landscape of corporate asset management is evolving rapidly with the advent of Bitcoin. As businesses look to diversify their treasuries, Bitcoin has emerged as a compelling asset class.
While governments often warn their citizens about the risks associated with Bitcoin, there's a notable contrast between their public statements and their actions.
The podcast episode featuring host Peter McCormack and guest Colin Harper delved into a variety of subjects ranging from personal histories to the intricacies of local governance and the impact of bitcoin on communities and industries.
Bitcoin has come a long way since its inception, marking its journey from an experimental digital asset to a recognized investment vehicle and payment method.
Now, businesses with Square merchant accounts can accept bitcoin (on-chain and lightning) side-by-side with fiat payment methods through Zaprite. Zaprite is never in the flow of fiat funds, which process and settle through Square’s existing merchant rails.
Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, has established itself as a form of "unstoppable money." Unlike traditional currencies, it operates without the need for a central authority.
At what point do tax paying American citizens begin to push back against this overt theft and money laundering into unproductive endeavors by the government?
The landscape of corporate asset management is evolving rapidly with the advent of Bitcoin. As businesses look to diversify their treasuries, Bitcoin has emerged as a compelling asset class.
While governments often warn their citizens about the risks associated with Bitcoin, there's a notable contrast between their public statements and their actions.
The podcast episode featuring host Peter McCormack and guest Colin Harper delved into a variety of subjects ranging from personal histories to the intricacies of local governance and the impact of bitcoin on communities and industries.
Bitcoin has come a long way since its inception, marking its journey from an experimental digital asset to a recognized investment vehicle and payment method.
In a world in which bitcoin exists, you are not powerless against the whims of a central government that has lost control.
The podcast episode with Cem Karsan, Founder of KAI Volatility Advisors, provided profound insights into the current state of the markets and the economy. Jem discussed the intricate dynamics of inflation, distinguishing between structural and cyclical inflation.
Earlier today the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released a report on the state of consumer credit. Dissecting data across student, auto, mortgage credit card, and other similar types of loans that US consumers have taken out and painting a bleak picture of the state of the average American.
The creation and expansion of money supply by central banks have been a subject of debate and concern, especially since the financial crisis of 2008. The policy of quantitative easing has been employed by various central banks around the world to stimulate economies.
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Business owners are currently facing the challenge of protecting their assets against the dual threats of US dollar inflation and Bitcoin's historical volatility. Inflation erodes the purchasing power of the dollar, while Bitcoin's price swings can introduce risk into a company’s financial strategy.
