The show must go on (weekly crypto updates) Welcome to another post of my weekly crypto updates. We had an interesting week, kind of. Some noise on FTX still, Splinterlands adds new soulbound rewards cards, and ETH is getting close to staking withdrawals, and then some else. Read more below: Bitcoin: Transaction fees on the Bitcoin blockchain were rising as users on it have been minting thousands of NFTs after a protocol called Ordinal started to allow people to mint them…
@H3ruvim78 in February 2023
What makes us human? (And why I am afraid) I do not usually talk with people about phobias, and I am pretty chill most of the time, being not really afraid of heights, crowds, snakes, spiders, or much else. Even the fear of death is not an issue, after so many different experiences that happened to me. But I have a borderline phobia for some reason, and this is the fear of earthquakes. I don't know if this is the result of growing up with people that lived and survived the…
The only guarantee for failure is to stop trying (weekly crypto updates) As I was a bit too busy with some family matters, I skipped last week's update on crypto markets, but as a bonus, I will try to cover both weeks today. What happened lately? Bitcoin: LocalBitcoins is shutting up after more than 10 years in business, not being able to survive the crypto-winter. You have 12 months to withdraw whatever you have in there. Bitcoin, ETH, and stablecoins dropped 2.7% in the…
Nutrition and Mental Health Part 1 — The mental health crisis In order to understand how this started, I will probably write a series of blog posts related to nutrition, mental health, and how they are connected. This is the introductory post, and I will talk about the current mental health crisis. Is there a mental health crisis? Let's see some numbers, mental illness prevalence, how many people were affected by poor mental health, and the statistics are surprising, before…
Nutrition and Mental Health Part 2 - Ultra-processed foods In order to understand how this started, I will probably write a series of blog posts related to nutrition, mental health, and how they are connected. This is the introductory post, and I will talk about ultra-processed foods. There is a strong connection between the loss of traditional foods and the rise in ultra-processed foods, leading to increased physical problems, obesity, poor dental health, and more. To think…