This is just a quick post to announce the new and improved Hardesty family e-mail list. This list is for all descendants (and their families) of Herbert and Mary Wylla Hardesty of Woodlawn and Bardstown, Kentucky. If you have any questions, just contact me.
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UPS Podcast: Building the Blockchain Ecosystem
Just a quick note to point your attention to the recently-released UPS podcast interview with Barry Silbert, founder of Digital Currency Group. Barry always shares an amazing entrepreneur’s insight into the role bitcoin and blockchain technologies will play in the future of commerce. Check it out.
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Prediction: SEC will deny Winklevoss bitcoin ETF, leading to a great buy opportunity
The entire cryptocurrency/blockchain community, as well as much of Wall Street, has been anxiously awaiting the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision regarding the Winklevoss twins‘ proposed bitcoin exchange traded fund (ETF), which would trade under…
Last night, I spoke to the Bullitt Amateur Radio Society about Bitcoin. In case anyone might find it helpful, I’ve made my presentation public. Feel free to use it in whatever way you wish, although I would appreciate some attribution.
As I prepared for the talk, I realized I have often been asked questions like “where is a good place to learn more about bitcoin?” Or “what bitcoin-related products or services do you recommend?” So I finally got around to collecting links to some of those resources, and I’ve posted them here:
I will try to maintain this page and add to it over time. Let me know if your find it helpful, or leave a comment below if you have any suggested additions or corrections.
Originally published on TimTotten.com
Last night, I spoke to the Bullitt Amateur Radio Society about Bitcoin. In case anyone might find it helpful, I’ve made my presentation public. Feel free to use it in whatever way you wish, although I would appreciate some attribution.
As I prepared for the talk, I realized I have often been asked questions like “where is a good place to learn more about bitcoin?” Or “what bitcoin-related products or services do you recommend?” So I finally got around to collecting links to some of those resources, and I’ve posted them here:
I will try to maintain this page and add to it over time. Let me know if your find it helpful, or leave a comment below if you have any suggested additions or corrections.
Originally published on TimTotten.com
Received My MIT Fintech Certificate
I’m happy to report that I received my Fintech certificate today from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). My final grade was 95.9.
I highly recommend this course for anyone considering a startup involving bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, blockchain technologies, roboadvisory services, new payment technologies or other areas of the fintech space. It’s also helpful for people like me who are trying to bring fintech innovation to their current corporate environment.
Here’s a link to the digital version of my certificate:
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One of the recent homework assignments in my MIT Fintech Course was effectively to “tell a story off the top of your head in 300–500 words.” The idea was to use this story later to study effective techniques for pitching business ideas to venture capitalists and others…
CoinTelegraph review of three major Bitcoin platforms in the Philippines
CoinTelegraph recently published a very helpful review of the three most popular Bitcoin platforms in the Philippines. I definitely recommend my Filipino friends and family check it out!
As one of the world’s largest markets for remittances (both domestic and international), and with a culture that encourages new technology and innovation, the Philippines has become a hot spot for Bitcoin adoption. The excitement that surrounds the Filipino startups in this space is just one of the reasons I am really looking forward to “retiring” to the Philippines some day.
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I’m going back to school–the MIT fintech/future commerce program
OK, so it’s “only” a 12-week program, but I’m pretty excited to be be going back to school! I just signed up for the fintech (financial technologies) certificate course on future commerce at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
The program is going to focus on four areas:
Obviously, we’ll be diving into bitcoin, cryptocurrencies in general, and related blockchain technologies. The instructors and guest lecturers are pretty impressive. And I really look forward to networking with hundreds of my fellow classmates from around the world.
I’m sure I’ll be posting more about this once classes start. For now, I’m trying to figure out how I’m going to come up with another 15–20 hours/week to do this.
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DX editors e-mail reflector moved
The e-mail reflector for DX editors has been moved. Details for the new reflector, including the form for subscribing can be found here:
http://ift.tt/2b7bVummailman/listinfo/editors_timtotten.com
This reflector is used by many DXpeditions for issuing press releases, and for DX-related news updates from other sources (DX award managers, DX foundations, etc.). The list is moderated, so spam and off-topic posts are practically eliminated.
Please spread the word among DXpedition leaders, DX editors and award managers. Thanks!
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