As cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin gain footing in our increasingly connected world, blockchain systems are cropping up to help people keep track of their money, almost like an online bank passbook. The technology has the potential to keep democracies healthy and transparent, become the choice medium for stock market and international payment and even help us keep our online identities secure and standardized.
The following infographic by FoxyTrades.com deals with the often neglected topic of day trading emotions. It covers the main emotions that hurt traders results and offers solutions on how to fix them.
In this infographic, Market Inspector has collected primary data from interviews with successful founders from three different continents to present you the most common key steps to get overfunded. It is known among former founders that choosing a smaller funding goal increases chances to raise the whole amount of money.
10 years have passed since the financial crisis. During this time, UK interest rates have been squeezed ever lower by the Bank of England, until they now sit at just 0.25%. In fact, they have never risen since July 2007. This caused a waterfall of effects, with the average Brit feeling it perhaps more than many, with savings hit hard by inflation and poor rates.
When counterfeit money gets into the circulation, it causes the value of real money to go down. This can also cause inflation! Here is an infographic that provides simple visual cues to help you figure out whether a suspect note or coin is indeed counterfeit.
Here is a long-form infographic detailing the history of BitCoin cryptocurrency from its inception to the present day.
From 8 November 2016, the day of Trump’s victory, U.S. stock markets are experiencing very strong raises. Indeed S&P 500, NASDAQ and DOW JONES all hit all-time record highs in the first months of Trump’s presidency. Why? This infographic shows the top 5 reasons why financial markets seem to like Trump so much.
The American financial system has taken many forms since its inception in the pre-Revolution colonies. The system we see today is a far cry from the era when thousands of different bank notes circulated the country and major historic figures — including Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton — debated the merits of a central bank. This infographic looks at the history of banking.
Paper money looks like it’s on the decline; cryptocurrency appears to be growing in popularity. But, what exactly does this mean for you? How does this affect you and your investments in gold? Learn more about cryptocurrency’s rise in popularity from this infographic from US Gold.
