Who is Markiplier? Markiplier is Mark Edward Fischbach, a famous YouTube personality. Markiplier is famous for making videos of himself playing survival horror video games. This type of YouTube video is referred to a Let’s Play video. Markiplier currently has 19 million subscribers and over 8 billion total views. He is from Ohio and now lives in LA, where he shoots his videos from. How Markiplier Earns Money This is pretty simple, Mariplier earns money…
What is Bitcoin? Blockchains as we know them are still less than a decade old. Bitcoin (BTC) popped up in…
What is Steem? Steem is a blockchain which enables users to reward content creators for quality content posted on the…
This infographic on Bitcoin has long been overdue because I’ve been meaning to do one on the founder of all cryptocurrencies. I came across some interesting stories on the web about Bitcoin why I figured why not compile them into a fun graphic just cause? Anyhow, I hope you guys enjoy the graphic. If you plan on using the graphic, all I ask is to attribute it to this blog. The stories on Bitcoin over…
What is PayPal? PayPal is a fully electronic payment and banking system. It is one of the first and certainly…
What is Robinhood? If you own a smartphone and have had even a passing interest in trading stocks, you’ve probably…
Becoming a freelancer is an exciting experience, having the ability to create your own schedule and conduct business exactly how you see fit is ideal for anyone wanting the freedom from big companies. Whether this begins your research or you’ve already started reading up, you should be aware of different problems that can also occur whilst starting up. Financial problems, low volumes of work and burning out are all common nightmares that can happen to…
I thought I’d do another infographic for Ethereum seeing how much people like them. I know the title for the…
What is Bitshares? Many cryptocurrencies are targeted at improving aspects of the current financial system—payments, contracts, speed, privacy—but Bitshares (BTS)…
What is Bytecoin? Though it has recently experienced a resurgence of interest, Bytecoin (BCN) has been largely stuck on the sidelines since its creation in 2012. Nonetheless, it is one of the earliest cryptocurrencies developed and is the first to be based on the Cryptonote protocol—a technology also used by its more successful heir, Monero. A fragmented development team and accusations of unfair early mining slowed the coin down, but by 2017, the project had…
What is Siacoin? Data stored in the cloud generally heads straight to one of a few big companies that put…
It has been a while since I’ve posted about Ripple XRP. The last time I posted about Ripple XRP was…
What is Zcash? The “Z” in Zcash (ZEC) stands for “zero,” as in “zero-knowledge proof.” This refers to the cryptocurrency’s main feature: the ability to prove that a transaction is valid without any information about that transaction actually being revealed. Users can make their transactions virtually untraceable—unlike Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, where the history is visible to everyone—or can choose to make them public, perhaps for transparency reasons. Created by a team of scientists and…
What is Dash? It started out as “XCoin,” then became “DarkCoin,” and in 2015 it came to its current name:…
What is Monero? While most cryptocurrencies are fairly anonymous, Monero’s (XMR) goal is to make every transaction completely untraceable. It…
