Jonny Fry Posted

5 Years Ago |

e-Sports using Blockchain technology

 

Blockchain technology offers payments and provenance solutions to e-sports and on-line games

The e-sports and on-line gaming markets attract vast audiences and prizes and are now turning to Blockchain-powered solutions offering provenance and payment options for virtual assets traded on a global basis. Some of the most popular on-line games attract huge numbers of players, such as Fortnite, which has a massive 250 million registered users, Battle Royal (8.3 million), League of Legends (7 million) and PlayersUnknowns Battleground (have had a many as 3.2 million playing at one time ). The prize money that on-line games attract is...

e-Sports using Blockchain technology

 

Blockchain technology offers payments and provenance solutions to e-sports and on-line games

The e-sports and on-line gaming markets attract vast audiences and prizes and are now turning to Blockchain-powered solutions offering provenance and payment options for virtual assets traded on a global basis. Some of the most popular on-line games attract huge numbers of players, such as Fortnite, which has a massive 250 million registered users, Battle Royal (8.3 million), League of Legends (7 million) and PlayersUnknowns Battleground (have had a many as 3.2 million playing at one time ). The prize money that on-line games attract is

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Jonny Fry Posted

5 Years Ago |

Central banks continue to print cash

 

A light-hearted observation in these troubled times……..
 
In children’s stories we often are told about the magic fairy who comes to the rescue, fixing problems with the swish of a wand.

Well, it would seem that governments and their central banks have made the most of ‘self-isolating in their castles’ (no doubt studying Harry Potter, Merlin the Magician and Cinderella’s fairy god-mother), dusting off their magical printing presses across Europe and, indeed, globally. Huge sums of cash have been promised, but ‘Wizard’ Trump and his elves have shown the greatest largess by passing a bill to...

Central banks continue to print cash

 

A light-hearted observation in these troubled times……..
 
In children’s stories we often are told about the magic fairy who comes to the rescue, fixing problems with the swish of a wand.

Well, it would seem that governments and their central banks have made the most of ‘self-isolating in their castles’ (no doubt studying Harry Potter, Merlin the Magician and Cinderella’s fairy god-mother), dusting off their magical printing presses across Europe and, indeed, globally. Huge sums of cash have been promised, but ‘Wizard’ Trump and his elves have shown the greatest largess by passing a bill to

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Jonny Fry Posted

5 Years Ago |

VideoBytes https://youtu.be/8FDdTgryyf0

More people are searching on Google for 'on-line liquidation' why? According to Google trends there has been a significant increase in people looking for information about on-line liquidation, could this because owners of SMEs are reluctant to take on more debt and risk losing their homes together with their livelihood as the economy slip into recession.
Are financial advisors telling their clients to wind up their companies i.e. liquidate them and 'pre-pack' them - buy it back from the liquidator? This means that the company can start again debt free when people come out of self isolation and return to...

VideoBytes https://youtu.be/8FDdTgryyf0

More people are searching on Google for 'on-line liquidation' why? According to Google trends there has been a significant increase in people looking for information about on-line liquidation, could this because owners of SMEs are reluctant to take on more debt and risk losing their homes together with their livelihood as the economy slip into recession.
Are financial advisors telling their clients to wind up their companies i.e. liquidate them and 'pre-pack' them - buy it back from the liquidator? This means that the company can start again debt free when people come out of self isolation and return to

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