Less than a decade ago, blockchain was a foreign term, often associated with the crypto-craze that young investors took hold of instead of the private, secure ledger it is based on, widely used today to record... Read More >
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Less than a decade ago, blockchain was a foreign term, often associated with the crypto-craze that young investors took hold of instead of the private, secure ledger it is based on, widely used today to record...
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Some things get more valuable with age, like fine wines and real estate. The longer you keep them, the more valuable they get. In real estate, this calls to mind the five-year rule, which states that new homeowners should generally stay...
