Razzlekhan

Razzlekhan, or the girl who stole $78 million in Bitcoin from a crypto exchange in 2016, just got caught. She was just laundering the money but yeah she finally got arrested I would assume. They are now doing a Netflix show on this hack, which most won’t really watch because they won’t know to watch it. This girl has top level elite swag and the government let them basically have the Bitcoin until now. The $78 million or so they stole, over time it went up to $3.6...

Crypto Ponders:

Kazakhstan’s Crypto Miners went down after the country turned off the internet, yeah that’s a thing. That dropped hash rates for mining a lot and the price went down but that also just means that other miners get a bigger payout daily. There is a full blown revolution going on in Kazakhstan and the countries Army is firing live rounds on protestors, with Russia sending in troops. It “started” after people in the country were upset over high fuel prices and...

Web3 & Metaverse:
Do you own anything yet in the metaverse? There is more than one so maybe you’re already in a metaverse and don’t know it. There will be a huge expansion of metaverses into the mainstream in 2022, going further. Decentraland is one, I haven’t signed up and don’t see a need yet but with as much as I love maps and google earth, it may be something I do eventually. I would love seeing how much some properties in the Quad Cities are selling for on Decentraland. The...

Web3
Web1, was humans going on dial-up internet reading stuff information. Looking at images, but mainly just text communication and not able to share one article to a feed of yours. That is when web2 came along after that letting us share one thing with another website. Web2 was us giving information to the internet and them giving it back in feeds and notifications. Web2 some call online the age of targeted users, like the Facebook ads I ran for Shhon’s Stuff website or Another Man’s...

DAOs

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations; what are they? What do they do? I don’t know that much if you don’t, but I am here to explain if you don’t know what they are. DAOs can have their own tokens, and those tokens allow voting according to the YouTube videos I watched on them. It is source code, and open source at that; so it’s hard to end a DAO I guess compared to corporations. They have tokens, and these tokens allow you to vote on the future things of the organization....