So let’s run down some stats from July before we get into my spiel for the week! Crypto’s total market cap, essentially its statistical value as an asset, retook the $1 trillion mark for the first time since mid-June Bitcoin rose above 7% to a great monthly high of $23,536 . Ethereum spiked more than […]
We are a podcast dedicated to covering multiple sides of an issue. With the War for Ukraine raging we present to you a dialogue on another war that is rarely talked about, the cyber war for the soul and future of one of the former USSR’s most precious allies and vassels, Belarus. Yuliana explains with […]
So, How about some good news! Like I have mentioned in prior posts, adoption is the key. Without it, crypto’s do not have sustainability. On the global adoption front, Italy is subsidizing $46 million for internet blockchain projects, meaning their government has made a sharp turn since 2016 on their position on crypto as a […]
Could this week’s recovery for many major cryptos be a sign that the much anticipated bull run could be near, or even here. For those who are novices, a bull run is a major increase in price point for a stock or asset, in this case, crypto currencies. Bull runs often are hailed as the […]
Adoption is the future It has been a very difficult two months for the crypto community. A historic crash or set of crashes has transformed the once most popular topic around water coolers, at bars and among young investors into a laughing stock. From CNN to Bill Maher, prominent voices have all jested about their […]
We need to learn about crypto in this day and age and for the foreseeable future I will be offering advice on all things Crypto Currency here at the New York Trend. Crypto is fascinating yet it is also frustrating, for many reasons. Le’ts unpack that, get some great answers to your biggest questions and […]
Jesse McCarthy is a Harvard professor whose debut fiction novel, “The Fugitivities,” confronts the notions of Black history as a saga in light of several paramount factors. The story is our story, it is struggle and it is a process towards a better future. For anyone whose community is in turmoil or for anyone who […]
Author, columnist and money guru Rahkim Sabree stops by the pod to discuss his theory: Financial Trauma. What is that? Well have you ever thought that perhaps what is holding you back from success are the wounds of your past. Be it ethnic, cultural, religious or simply place of birth our past informs our now […]
Name the artist that brought her traditional songs and sounds inspired by her homeland of Botswana to the Royal Family, singing for Prince Harry and Princess Megan as well as singing for the Queen herself in June at her upcoming Jubilee! It’s Lorraine Lionheart, the world renowned artist who can literally discuss any topic and […]
It was about 3am in the morning, during the first week of attacks on Ukraine by the invading Putin lead forces of the Russian Federation. I could not sleep effectively enough for my privileged expectation. As an American, those who have historically struggled to sleep can usually find many good options for such a condition–practically […]
Speechless. Yet, there is so much to say. The Capital of the United States was stormed and attacked by people who have for the past four years proclaimed to be the “real” Americans. Really? Real Americans do what the British did in 1814, when the enemy forces came against our country’s former leaders and burned […]
When I was in third grade, back when the ’90s was finding its groove as perhaps our greatest cultural decade, I found myself, one school day, perusing through an assortment of books. I was never a big reader. I blame that on a rare eye condition and the isolation I felt when reading, but I […]
If we don’t remember the past, we are doomed to repeat it. I think most people in the Western world have heard some iteration of this quote during their lives, possibly during a history class, a speech from a concerned parent, or perhaps one of their favorite, moralizing television shows. But recently, at least in […]
I was on Youtube watching my normal assortment of Ancient History based channels which usually cover the strategies and failures of past generals and kings and all of a sudden I saw a video on white privilege come up on my feed. I thought to myself that I should watch this video, not just […]
I think I was wrong to be excited about this election year. First, let me explain: in 2016, I was in graduate school and often you could find me debating the merits of the democratic field post Obama with my classmates. We would rhyme about our optimism for a country that was in the midst […]
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