by Nikki Dunn, CFP® | Dec 29, 2019 | Bitcoin, Build wealth, Crypto assets, Cryptocurrencies, ICO's, Investing, Personal finance, Taxes
*Disclosure: This blog applies for United States taxes and laws only. Also, everyone’s tax situation is different. Consult with a tax professional/accountant. The end of the year is here and with that, usually comes some last-minute planning. I’ve noticed that there has been some confusion on a few things, such as if wash sale
by Chris Dunn | Nov 30, 2019 | Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies
Everyone knows the market cliche of “buy low, sell high” yet so few people can actually execute on it. The main reason is because market sentiment is at its most negative when prices are low and positive when high. Savvy investors are required to be contrarians and go against general market sentiment in order to
by Chris Dunn | Nov 24, 2019 | Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies, International, Latest crypto news and events
The Chinese government banning crypto is a regular tradition that dates back to 2013. Every time they ban crypto the markets tend to panic… this video highlights all the various China FUD articles and crashes on the charts. China has a large crypto community and they’ve contributed a ton of value to the space, yet
by Chris Dunn | Oct 16, 2018 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Crypto assets, Cryptocurrencies, ICO's, Skills, Technical
Cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies are an emerging space in most first-world countries all over the globe. If you’re looking for a niche, well-paying job that may set you up for your future, you’ll do yourself right to look into a crypto career! In only a few years, positions have opened up like crazy. The economy
by Chris Dunn | Oct 10, 2018 | Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin is one of the most unpredictable and volatile cryptocurrencies in existence. It has been around longer than the others, even establishing the blockchain technology as we know it today. However, because of its recent dips and rises, there are those that argue Bitcoin won’t be around for much longer. That just isn’t true, and