Bitcoinist January 3, 2022

It’s true that blockchain seems to be everywhere. With 2020 and 2021 largely being a dumpster fire for so many things in our world, it’s been truly heartwarming that something almost unheard of in 2018 has taken the world by storm. Blockchain has the power to transform even more than we can imagine, taking previously unsolvable problems and making short work of them. However, because it is new, not universally understood, and has billions upon billions being invested, there is also a need for caution.

A very intelligent, very financially savvy friend recently asked about both Bitcoin specifically but also blockchain as a technology. He said “I see the hype. I see the investment opportunities. But I just don’t understand...

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