Using color, size and content, better banknote currency design would make our dollar bills more functional and meaningful.
Why It’s Tough to Catch Venezuela’s Runaway Hyperinflation
Calming the everyday monetary chaos created by Venezuela’s hyperinflation is about much more than lopping zeros off its currency.
The Travels of Mobile Money
Zimbabwe’s monetary crises used to create money laundering…literally. To preserve their limited supply of worn U.S. dollars, households had to wash them: Now though, they have a new solution. Going Cashless Mobile money has become increasingly popular. Wherever hyperinflation is…
Why Wall Street Might Care About Femtoseconds
Whether looking at the nineteenth century or now, Wall Street has always had fast traders who knew how to get the news before their competitors.
Why Bitcoin Is Not a Security
Asking if bitcoin is a security, a commodity, money, or property, we get a list of different answers that lead us to regulatory questions.
How Certain Central Bankers Became More Friendly
When you look at Norway’s new banknotes and their (hilarious) video describing the journey of a cod from the sea to a wallet, you can see that central bankers have become more interesting.
The Mystery of the Disappearing Credit Card Signature
Soon, the credit card signature will be extinct and so too will another transaction “cost” that made spending money a little more difficult.
Why Bitcoin Is Not Money
By spending bitcoin, we see the multiple reasons that calling it a cryptocurrency can be misleading because it is not money.
The Chaos Created By Venezuela’s Soaring Inflation Rate
When Venezuela’s inflation rate entered the stratosphere, it created chaos that shifted the rhythm and rationality of daily life.
Why the Secret Service Monitors Fake Movie Money
When Rush Hour 2 needed many millions in 100 dollar bills, Independent Studio Services (ISS) sent them 14 pallet loads of 4′ x 4′ cubes of fake money. During the filming, the Secret Service showed up, issued a cease and…