Last week, we discussed some of the key issues with comparing bitcoin and various altcoins based solely on their respective market caps (read that post first if you missed it). Now that we’ve taken a look at the flaws of the market cap metric, it’s time to learn about some […]
As a new investment type, ICOs demand a new way to be evaluated. At BMJ, we use a time-tested scorecard. We explain in detail — and offer it to you FREE to download.
When investing in an ICO, consider the industry sector where it wants to play. Why? Some verticals are riper for blockchain applications and their disruptive impact. We name the places where you’re more likely to pluck a juicy ROI.
Anyone who has tried to compare and contrast different crypto assets has likely taken a look at the market cap metric, which was originally made popular by websites like CoinMarketCap.com. While this is often viewed as the key data point to consider when ranking the top crypto assets on the […]
You’re only as good as your tools. But what’s long been said in the trades is also true about investing in ICOs, bitcoin, and altcoins. That’s why we’ve started a brand new feature beginning with 12 of the best tools we’ve found for crypto trading and investing.
ICOs trace their roots back to the IPO — the Initial Public Offering. Both are transparent investment offerings. But that’s as far as any comparison goes. John Hargrave offers a quick tutorial on this groundbreaking startup investment option.
We’re all familiar with loyalty programs. Use this card for this purchase, fill out this survey, shop this sale, click this link, and we collect points, or bonus bucks, or whatever companies call the little tokens we accumulate in the course of basic commerce. You probably have five or six […]
What if a corporation could think for itself? Without humans to make the mistakes that have brought many a business down?> As a Distributed Autonomous Organization it can.
Since Dragonchain’s introduction, the blockchain incubator went from hot to not. Here’s a look at some of the circumstances behind its recently cooled prospects.
Now that U.S. regulators are clarifying their stance, the use of ICOs as a funding alternative could become more costly — and limited. But will the change also choke innovation in the blockchain and decentralized sciences? Read on for a closer look.
