Tag: blockchain

Is Multinational Cryptocurrency An Unreasonable Concept Part 2

In the previous blog, we looked at the possibility of Multinationals coming together and forming one currency or their own currencies. The fact is, the idea is far from being unreasonable. In fact, some companies have already created their own currencies and a good case is Facebook and JP Morgan. In this article, we continue to explore more possibilities, the future of cryptocurrencies, and their place in the global marketplace.  Bluebelt was among the first […]

Is Multinational Cryptocurrency An Unreasonable Concept Part 1

A review of various writings on this concept revealed activity around the world and confirms this concept is not at all unreasonable. This article will give a summary of the review and highlight the actions that are being taken by Multinational Firms to position themselves to create and transact business in their own cryptocurrencies.  Noted by cryptocurrency expert, Gavin Brown, the co-founder, and director at venture capital firm, Blockchain Capital Limited, in an era where […]

The ABC’s of Cryptocurrency

Currencies, domestic or international have a “language” of their own. I don’t know about you but when I travel outside the United States, I am constantly using the calculator on my phone to give me an idea of what I’m paying for in U.S. dollars.  We are entering an age of opportunity to learn and grow with a currency that isn’t tied into banks or the government. Cryptocurrency is just that. It can be a […]

How Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Can Create A Great Work-Life Integration Model Financially

How Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Can Create A Great Work-Life Integration Model Financially

Due to the pandemic, various businesses across the country are considering and some have actually shifted to remote working. The amount of people working from home across the globe has grown exponentially but with the vaccinations, most people are now back to their place of work. At the peak of this pandemic, at least 7 million people in the United States were already working remotely pre-outbreak. In 2020, according to SHRM’s COVID-19 business index, the […]