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  1. FTX and madoff, simlarities and differences - 2022 December 03

    The FTX crypto exchange collapse has some interesting things in common with the Bernie Madoff ponzi scheme but some very notable differences as well.


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  2. The fall of FTX - 2022 November 13

    The FTX crypto exchange has collapsed in spectacular fashion.


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  3. That annoying Matt Damon crypto advertisement - 2022 January 24

    That especially annoying crypto TV advertisement has successfully reminded me of why I don't watch much TV.


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  4. Where is money created - 2021 December 11

    Where is money actually created in the system? Hint, it's not where most people think.


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  5. 2021 crypto ponzi schemes - 2021 November 06

    There's been a massive rise of unashamed ponzi schemes in the cryptocurrency world in 2021. We have a moral duty to not support these scams and I'm repulsed to see so many people sell out.


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  6. What a difference a few years makes in crypto - 2021 November 03

    Commonwealth bank is now offering cryptocurrency related products but this wasn't always so.


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  7. Why is so much financial advice bullshit - 2021 October 30

    A lot of finance "advice" out there is of a crap quality but why?


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  8. Why do stable coins matter - 2021 October 29

    What are stablecoins and why do they matter?


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  9. Politics of unproductive debt - 2021 May 16

    Right now we have a large economic debt crisis brewing and THIS DEBT CRISIS STARTED LONG BEFORE THE COVID PANDEMIC. Specifically unproductive debt is at extreme levels and is now starting to create a rather acute debt crisis. The pandemic exposed how much of a problem this really was before making it much worse. Unfortunately everyone is blaming everything on the pandemic when this is an issue that goes back at least an entire decade to the events of the global financial crisis of 2007-2008, if not earlier. A massive shift has been seen in political attitudes towards debt in the last few decades. One thing that is for sure is that the answer to resolving the debt trap is not going to be by creating more debt but that seems to be the consensus political position these days, at least for now... But things weren't always like this.


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