While more and more people are learning about Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies, there is a still a lack of places that accept it as a payment method.
Crypto debit cards are one solution to that problem.
And while there are some clear benefits of them, there are some drawbacks you need to know about too – which aren’t all that clearly communicated.
In this post, I’m going to summarise what I consider these pros and cons to be.
In 2023, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization sits at more than $1.1 trillion. Recent data shows that more and more people around the world own cryptocurrency too.
But in recent years, an increasing number of UK banks have started to block or restrict payments to cryptocurrency exchanges.
In this post, I’ve summarised my research and identified what the most crypto-friendly banks in the UK appear to be – as well as those that are restricting or blocking payments to cryptocurrency exchanges.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are gaining popularity around the world. But even despite rising numbers of crypto traders across the globe, there are still counties that ban cryptocurrencies.
Whether you’re interested in the technical aspects of blockchain technology, the current state of Bitcoin, or the next up and coming cryptocurrency, podcasts are a great source of information for all things crypto.
However, with so many to choose from – and more coming online every month – knowing which ones are worth your time is often easier said than done.
If you’re after the best cryptocurrency podcasts to improve your crypto-knowledge, but don’t know where to begin, then stick around and continue reading.
Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by 100-eyes.com, but I’ve produced this review myself and I have full editorial control …
The Bitcoin Standard was published by Saifedean Ammous in June 2018.
At the time, it received some high praise from Bitcoin (BTC) maximalists on Twitter. I’m a little late to the party, but I threw my impressions together in this Bitcoin Standard review.
Even after testing numerous alternatives to CoinTracking, I haven’t been able to find any cryptocurrency portfolio manager which has as much functionality for the same cost. I think it’s excellent value, which is why it’s how I’ve tracked my portfolio for years.
In this review, I’ll walk you through some of its best features and why it’s the #1 cryptocurrency portfolio manager available.
There’s a lot to keep up with in the cryptocurrency space.
Because of that, it can be easy to miss important updates, interesting articles, and ‘dank memes’. Luckily for us, there are some great cryptocurrency newsletters that wade through the plethora of bullshit and deliver the best bits to your inbox.
In this post, I’ve pulled together the best cryptocurrency newsletters which I’m currently subscribed to:
It can be a complete nightmare to keep track of your cryptocurrency investments and trades.
I know from personal experience. I started with Excel but found that even with a small (<200) number of trades, it was hard to actually use this information to make good decisions (e.g., when to buy and sell). I found I was wasting loads of time sorting this out too. Sound familiar?
There are loads of options out there (I’ve listed all the ones I know of at the end). Some are gems, but others are complete trash.
In this post, I’m going to rank the best 5 cryptocurrency portfolio management and tracking apps (or sites) of 2021.
