Why You Should Care About Cryptocurrency & Digital Assets | Ben Simpson | TEDxCecilStreet

There are 10,000+ Cryptocurrencies. What do they all do? And why should you be paying attention to them right now? Ben is on a mission to democratise crypto education and wealth to millions. He is a founder and CEO of a pioneering and rapidly growing Web3 education and research platform. Originally born and raised in Tasmania, he is a passionate entrepreneur who loves being at the forefront of cryptocurrency and solving the most challenging problems that scale-ups face today.

[siljavatunen]

What is the best strategy to succeed in the market now for someone with more or less than $2000

[bjyszvo]

Good stuffs the importance and relevance of crypto in our world 🌎 today should really inspire one into investment today to secure a better tomorrow because it will keep appreciating, as the case maybe the higher cost of living should also be a reminder that ons should make a proper plan ahead of tomorrow for the very best.

[JeffreyRufino]

Hello, Ben! 😀

That all sounds really interesting 😊 It must be really cool and rewarding to be able to help so many people expand their knowledge and understanding of crypto currencies in such a unique way!

I've never really thought much about how crypto currencies work, and what kind of technologies there are behind them, so it's really fascinating to hear about them from someone who really cares about helping others understand these new technologies 😊

Have you always been interested in the information technology aspects of your work, or did you gradually develop an interest and learn more about it as you went along?

[thecryptobureau]

Well done Benny, hitting winners in a limited amount of time mate.

[sophiec]

Well done 👍🏻, I just invested into Coinbase, this help me understand more of my decision making.

[wayne]

This is a very simple way to explain it. Kudos. The only thing I am skeptical about is gaming. When the game ends, whatever you own also becomes worthless so I don’t get that side of the argument. Forex, payment etc I get. And I also like the blockbuster/ Netflix comparison better than saying it’s the new internet. Blockchain iterates and improves on existing systems such as banking, lending, borrowing but it’s not the revolution we are with the internet that gave us connectivity and social media. I might be wrong though.

[victormora]

Is this the same Ben Simpson from Bitplam?