Ett Börsdagboksinlägg helt enkelt

from Min Börsdagbok · host Eddie Närhi

I dagens avsnitt går jag igenom mina idéer om varför krypto och börsen följer varandra.Proof of stake vs Proof of work.Hur krypto kan bli "grönt & hållbart" genom att använda överskottet vid energiproduktion eller spill energin som uppstår i utvinning av olja och gas.Vad är Ethreum uppgraderingen Arrow Glacier? (Skickar med en länk också)Barnportföljen har fått en krypto strategi, och sen går jag igenom vad jag bevakar inför kommande månadsinsättingen.Ett Börsdagboksinlägg helt enkelt ;)Lästipshttps://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-the-ethereum-arrow-glacier-upgradeLyssningstipsInvesterarens Podcast lyssna gärna på avsnittet med Husqvarna VDn Henric Andersson

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