Talking Tokens: Recent Episodes
Kirk Tramble
Publishing 3 shows per month on the 6th, 16th and 26th of the month. Listeners get inspiration and education about cryptocurrencies. You can also get additional cryptocurrency information at the talkingtokens.com site. The show publishes to the feed on the 6th, 16th and 26th of each month. Send your questions to info@talkingtokens.com Thanks for listening. Produced by Kirk Tramble. ©2017 Kizata LLC.
In the first episode we talked about how to buy digital money
In the second episode we talked about how to exchange one digital currency for another
In this episode we will focus on storing your money safely
This week it was reported that an estimate $400,000 worth of currency was stolen from a popular digital currency wallet.
com reported that a ‘vulnerability’ in Jaxx wallet lead to at least $400,000 customer funds being stolen.
No one wants to lose their money or have it stolen. Digital money needs to be protected and managed.
Possibly one of the most risky elements of the digital money space is how best to store your money. Loss and theft is common.
Welcome to our second episode of the Talking Tokens podcast, this is Kirk Tramble.
1841% that is the appreciation you would have recognized if you held the top 30 cryptocurrencies on May 7 until today. If on May 7 2017 someone purchased the equivalent of $5 worth of the then top 30 currencies by market cap the current value of those holdings would be $2900 over 1800% appreciation.
Lets say that you wanted to hold $5 worth of the top 30 currencies today. How would you do it?
Well on today’s show we will explain the process of trading currencies on a digital currency exchange. Remember all investments require diligent research.
The Talking Tokens podcast for June 7, 2017. I'm your host Kirk Tramble.
Welcome to our first episode of the Talking Tokens podcast, this is Kirk Tramble. Today I will share with you how to buy bitcoin, explain how cryptocurrency is money and what makes bitcoin special. This is not an endorsement to buy bitcoin.
Cryptocurrencies are a new form of value that can be exchanged over the Internet. Cryptocurrencies are like digital fruit. There are lots of different types of fruit: apples, banana’s oranges etc. And each type has it own unique characteristics. And each fruit has its unique selling price. Some fruits are much more popular than others.
So what is money? Money is a medium of exchange. Anything that people agree on for exchange is money. Shells, wheels, beads and even cows have all served as money.
In the Token Time segment, Razon Tramble, shares historical and market facts about bitcoin.
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