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Let's be clear. Cryptocurrency, in all its colorful manifestations, will not be replacing the dollar any time soon. So don't be looking to trade in all your cash for code. The issues of scale in becoming the world's reserve currency are daunting. But is the emerging competition between crypto and traditional money a zero sum game? Can both types of currencies co-exist? The answer is absolutely they can.  Many of the crypto-culture stereotypes can make the whole movement seem somewhat frivolous, lacking in well-needed gravitas. I mean, we're talking about real money. But underestimate crypto at your own risk, for at its core is an emergent and thriving movement looking to reconfigure how we do business in the future. But before we join the movement, let's get a clearer understanding of just what crypto is.  Cryptocurrency (or crypto for short) is a digital currency which is created by a complex network of computers secured by cryptography (a secure communication tech...

1) A Brief History of Currency 2) Enter Cryptocurrency (Multiple Sections) What is it, How is it made, How is it valued, What are its advantages, Will it replace everyday money, Why do I want it, Why do I need it?  3) All About the Blockchain.. Explained in the most simplistic of terms.. The infrastructure to everything Crypto and beyond. The many upsides, the few downsides, how smart contracts will improve its inefficiencies etc 4) Everything NFT.. Digital art.. Its a whole new world. Create, own, invest, trade. Everything you'll ever need or want to know.. 5) Web 3.. What is it? What are its advantages? What is its philosophy and why are cryptocurrencies are a perfect fit.. And mostly why is it the future of the internet 6) What is a DAO and all their advantages. Members only communities with specific coins/benefits for adherents. Brilliant idea. A co-op for cryptocoins. 7) DEI explained. What does Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion mean. What does it look like in practice. And why...

To best understand cryptocurrency, a brief history of currency would be helpful. Whether bartering goods, a metal coin, a sheet of paper, or a string of code electronically mined from a computer, currency or money in its simplest form is a fixed unit used as a medium of exchange. Currency, or money, has been around since the beginning of human history. As society and civilization have evolved, so have the means by which goods are exchanged, with the transition from bartering to hard currency dramatically enhancing the speed, efficiency and fairness by which business gets done. (See the Indians deal for Manhattan) With the advances of the internet, smartphones, and technology in general, how we pay for goods has never been easier. Only a generation ago, point of sale credit card transactions had to be phoned in and authenticated with an approval code. Now we pay for goods and services with bar codes and QR scans. We just tap and go within a system that has never been more secure. Mo...