OTI

The human brain likes to avoid hard things. From the beginning of the evolution of Homo sapiens our brains have been trained to take the path of least resistance. Why?

The human brain likes to avoid hard things. From the beginning of the evolution of Homo sapiens our brains have been trained to take the path of least resistance. Why?

The human brain likes to avoid hard things. From the beginning of the evolution of Homo sapiens our brains have been trained to take the path of least resistance. Why?

All successful people have one habit in common: they are voracious readers. They understand that the fastest way to learn is to absorb the hard-won wisdom of those who have gone before them.

You ever notice how whenever the economy tanks billionaires don’t seem to care? They don’t tweet about struggling. They don’t sit around arguing whether it’s the government They invest in assets that don’t go up in flames when the stock market catches a cold.

The ability to exchange funds with someone anywhere in the world without a bank account, currency conversions or wire transfers is but the first application of blockchain.

The U.S. dollar is the world’s primary reserve currency. It is used in international trade, held by central banks, and serves as a benchmark for other currencies. Its dominance is attributed to the strength of the U.S. economy, the stability of its financial system, and its role in global markets.

There is so much opportunity in Bitcoin. Most things that can be done today haven’t been thought of. There are even things that could be done that people have thought of but nobody is doing them yet.

Bitcoin was created by an anonymous person who goes by the cover name of Satoshi Nakamoto. I mean… this fact alone should sell you on how exciting Bitcoin is.

Governments around the world still don’t know how to deal with crypto. Should they regulate it, ban it, or adopt it?