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@Dzoelx in July 2020

@Dzoelx

Hello readers! Introducing a Geeky blogger. Alright, I've got to say 'forgive me for that title'; I am not a geek anyways, I'm just another funny guy who loves and writes about cryptocurrency. Name is Joel, though I love to call myself "Dzoelx", actually ,many people don't call me that because they find it hard to pronounce...stick to 'joel', you might bite your tongue trying to say 'dzoelx'. But that will be a good experience, or a lesson at least. Cryptocurrency have been…

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Proof of Stake Vs Proof of Work: The quest for healthier consensus algorithm. Unarguably one of the biggest events expected to happen soon on the crypto space is ethereum moving from Proof of Work to Proof of stake. I’m sure a couple of investors just saved up at least 40 ether coins waiting to put them on the stake. Poor me!, I’ve only got a dot and a zero before a number in my ethereum portfolio, but that’s fine though…yeah. Ethereum moving to Proof of stake and Defi…

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Stay HOPEful... It's a virtue. Life always throws a lot of things to us; challenges, blessing, partners, competitors…with any of these comes feelings and actions which most of the times are exactly different. We live to experience at least one of these every day. It’s almost impossible to have a day without any of these, especially Challenges of different forms. According to many ‘life itself is a defining struggle’. Defining in the sense that our struggles form a part of…

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Cryptocurrency arbitrage trading: A ‘neglected’ billion dollar concept? Probably you bought some crypto coins from an exchange, hoping the demand grows and as well the price. Price hike is good business!...if only you bought earlier. You could sell at a higher price and make some good gains depending on how high the price spiked. Cryptocurrency trading just like forex and binary options could be a gold mine, but a risky one though. Nevertheless, the idea of making some good…

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Imminent death of FIAT: A reality? (A personal opinion) I’ve come across numerous articles tipping bitcoin and cryptocurrencies over fiat currencies and a couple more insinuating the inferiority of traditional hard currencies and suggesting these currencies might become obsolete and deprecated in the near future. ‘The death of fiat is imminent’ they say, but is this really true? I don’t know what your answer might be, but I strongly doubt if the days of paper currencies are…