Cryptocurrency Simply Explained
What is Cryptocurrency in Simple Terms? The easiest way to think of cryptocurrency is to think of the serial number on a dollar bill. Why store or move the money when you can just store or move the serial number …
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What is Cryptocurrency in Simple Terms? The easiest way to think of cryptocurrency is to think of the serial number on a dollar bill. Why store or move the money when you can just store or move the serial number …
In a word, China! And that exclamation is not accidental thanks to US government protectionism. Many consumers are completely unaware of contract automotive manufacturing. They think that Mercedes builds all of its own vehicles and that startups will have to …
Cryptocurrency theft in 2022 was a major concern for investors and governments alike. The increasing popularity and usage of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others have made them a prime target for cybercriminals. According to reports, the total amount …
General Motors shocked the automotive world in 2009 when as part of their bankruptcy restructuring they shut down Pontiac. Many observers noted how Pontiac’s storied past, and sport focused market niche made it likely to be successful in the future. …
We explain why big oil will have big profits in 2023. Oil profits may decline slightly from their record highs of 2022 but will still massive. This includes the 2023 oil price forecasts and explains the 2023 oil and gas …
In this video, we’ll explain what GoAutoVIN.com and VINsKing.com are, and debunk the common belief that these websites are legitimate vehicle sale sites. VIN is the acronym for Vehicle Information Number and it is just a code you can easily …
This video explains the surprising way the Electric Vehicles reduce most consumers electricity bills. It turns out that government regulation caps electricity company profits and that means that non-EV owners and EV owners save billions of dollars every year thanks …
Is Nuclear Energy really safe? What about nuclear meltdowns? Can nuclear fuel rods be reused? What happens to used nuclear fuel rods? How much nuclear waste is there in the US? This very short interview with EPA Administrator Christine Todd …
If you want to know what is happening with Nuclear energy in the next few years, this is the video for you. This interview with Christine Todd Whitman, EPA Administrator explores many perceived problems with nuclear power generation. There is …
This operational update from Henrik Fisker comes after the first Fisker Ocean SUV‘s rolled off the Magna Steyr production line in Austria. Henrik Fisker discusses how Canadian automotive parts giant Magna is producing the Fisker Ocean at their plant in …
The Canadian federal government collects billions of dollars in a special carbon tax that has applied primarily to fuels used by consumers, although there is also a large emitter carbon tax as well. The idea is to raise the cost …
Credit cards are a relatively recent invention, but consumer credit has existed for a long time. The convenience of noncash payments brought about by technological advancements can be attributed in part to the rise in credit card use. The EMV …
Do you like One Peddle Driving? Most new EV drivers don’t. One Peddle Driving takes some getting used to but once you understand that it is maximizing the return of electricity back into the battery through “regenerative braking”, they give …
The United States likes to promote itself as the melting pot of the worlds immigrants, but in recent years that has so very demonstrably become untrue. In this short video we explore which countries off immigrants the best places to …