How Crypto can make a difference In a nutshell… Centralized banking is essential to the way that modern global finance works and integral to the way that most globalised economies function. This gives governments strong monetary controls and allows them to take action quickly when faced with economic issues, but also hands over a huge amount…

In a nutshell… Quantitative easing is an economic tool governments use to increase the supply of money in the face of economic crises (such as the 2008 banking crisis and the 2021 COVID-19 crisis). Quantitative easing makes more money available to banks and ultimately the larger economy through a variety…

Ways you can hedge against inflation and take back control of your money — In a nutshell… We’ve looked at what inflation is, some of the causes for inflation, and the consequences of the “silent thief” on our savings and income. Now we’ll look at some of the strategies and investments people use to protect (or “hedge”) against inflation, including precious metals, real estate, and crypto currency.

In a nutshell… — Often referred to as the silent or invisible thief, inflation describes the decrease in value per unit of currency. In addition to our current purchasing power, this loss of value affects all our past savings and investments literally making them worth less than they were before. We can see inflation…

Ways in which smart contracts can change the world We’ve looked into the practicalities of the social contract in our daily lives. We’ve also begun to explore the impact that smart contracts have on a personal level. Now let’s scale up and see how smart contracts will radically improve society as a whole. In a nutshell… Just as you go about your…

Now that we have a broader understanding of the history behind the concept of a social contract, let’s explore the nature of social contracts in our everyday lives. In a Nutshell… We exist in the world around us by negotiating a number of different social contracts as a part of our everyday lives…

In a nutshell… In essence, the concept of a “social contract” might seem self explanatory. The generally agreed modern concept is an “agreement among citizens to behave in a way that benefits everybody that forms the basis of society”. …