In a world where finance meets technology, a remarkable force has emerged: blockchain. It's revolutionizing how we transact, invest, and regain control over our financial destinies. With blockchain, we hold the power to securely manage our money and earn in the thriving global blockchain economy. In this article, we'll dive into the advantages of blockchain, particularly self-custody, and explore how we can navigate this new era with optimism and confidence.

In a world of conflicting views and regulatory uncertainties, Cardano emerges as a beacon of financial empowerment. Amidst government insecurities and the risks associated with traditional banking, Cardano offers a globally accessible environment where individuals can securely hold their money. With the ability to yield on their own assets, Cardano presents an unprecedented opportunity for passive income and a revolutionary approach to personal finance. In this article, we delve into the captivating world of Cardano, exploring its safety, neutrality, and the freedom it provides from the shackles of traditional financial systems.

On July 4, 1776, 13 American colonies boldly declared their independence from the British monarchy, igniting a struggle for liberty that would forever be etched in global history. This day, now celebrated as the Fourth of July, symbolizes the enduring human spirit for freedom, autonomy, and self-governance. Today, more than two centuries later, we are witnessing a similar revolutionary spirit rising, but in a distinctly 21st-century context—through blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Renowned environmental activist and political figure, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has passionately proclaimed that Bitcoin, the world's leading cryptocurrency, serves as a powerful defense against totalitarianism and manipulative control of our money supply. In a captivating address at a recent technology and sustainability conference, Kennedy not only extolled Bitcoin's virtues but also illuminated its potential to pave the way for a future where government institutions are more transparent and democratic.

With the rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies, questions around decentralization have continued to perplex crypto enthusiasts, investors, and regulators alike. Enter the Edinburgh Decentralization Index (EDI), a newly developed tool that aims to bring more clarity and objectivity to the assessment of decentralization.

In a move that's sending shockwaves through the digital asset industry, House Republicans are calling for the withdrawal of a proposed rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). At the heart of the controversy is a rule that could transform the world of blockchain and decentralized finance.

Designed with the needs of enterprises in mind, Hedera's platform boasts features such as high speed, fixed low fees, and top-notch security. Additionally, Hedera has cultivated a robust ecosystem of partners and developers who can assist enterprises in building and deploying Web3 applications.

The recent debate sparked by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) claiming that ADA, the native token of Cardano, qualifies as a security has left many of us scratching our heads.

James Rupe share throughs on Decentralization, Blockchain, and Cardano.

Cryptocurrency markets took a nosedive as Binance, the world's crypto behemoth, found itself on the wrong side of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The legal storm sparked a crypto winter, pushing Bitcoin down 5.5% to a March-reminiscent low of $25,662.50, while Ether slid 5.1% to $1,807.79. Binance's own coin bore the brunt, tumbling a dramatic 9.5%.

Assembly Bill 41 (AB41) is going through Nevada's 2023 Legislative Session and establishes the Nevada Innovation Account, a fund for strengthening the formation and growth of technology-based small businesses in Nevada.

James Rupe is the Co-Founder CarPool Blockchain education and CEO of CardanoMint. James hosts the Intro to Blockchain meetup at Tech Alley in Las Vegas to navigate the hardware components of these new technologies and dive into self-custody and wallet security.

DevOps goes beyond being a set of software tools to automate the software development lifecycle. It's a culture based on collaboration and shared responsibility that brings both the development team as well as the operations team closer together with a unified customer focus.

Kurt shares advice on the things that can drive a new founder mad.