The Paradox of Hunger in a Technical Age
Note to readers: As you learn more in the following story about the parallels between hunger and financial exclusion, consider using it as a cue to explore the NEX tokens at NEXcf.com. Perhaps they offer you a way to join a broader movement toward inclusive prosperity...
Report Card: A present day snapshot of the world of cryptocurrencies and tokens. Who are the major players, the leading currencies and tokens? Who is being left behind? And why? As usual, it's the unbanked, underbanked, and less financially literate people who are not in the game.
DeFi’s next chapter will be written by those who can bridge the gap between institutional-grade infrastructure and a genuinely user-friendly experience, fulfilling the original promise of open, borderless finance for everyone. A commercial kitchen in Bangkok,...
Like a Deck of Cards the Empire of Exclusivity is Ending The highly leveraged and unbalanced global financial system dominated by central banking and owned or controlled by a tiny few is a deck of cards than cannot bear its own weight in the modern world.
Traditional banking structures were formed to serve and are therefore reflective of the first, second, and even third industrial revolutions, but not the fourth. Banking, as we have known it in our lifetimes, is opaque, secretive, clumsy, and exclusive rather than...
Decentralization and Tokenization Lead to Democratization | The Opportunity for an Investor Mindset at the “Other End” of the Financial Spectrum Global financial decentralization via blockchain, coupled with digital currencies and tokenized real world assets, offers a new world of financial egalitarianism.
Can a hotel construction in North America be sustainably funded by a worker from a remote Nicaraguan village, a taxi driver from New York, a young family from South Africa, and millions of others like them? Yes. Can those people become owners of the physical asset and...
4IR: the Youthful Shape of the Rest of the 21st Century Will the next global solution come out of Africa or somewhere else in the youthful Global South in the 4IR (the Fourth Industrial Revolution)? Probably!
“Intelligence knows no geography. Innovation isn’t limited by skin color or passport. The only thing missing here has been access—and belief. Too many brilliant young Africans grow up consuming solutions created by their peers in other countries. We want to flip...
