Uniswap – the DeFi goldmine minting overnight (and daily) Crypto Millionaires August 18, 2020 UniSwap is a name you should know about if you are planning to get in on the current DeFi craze which seems to be defined, to an extent, by extraordinary gains and potentially extraordinary losses – YAM farming comes to mind! Gains in multiples are made in hours and days, not weeks and months like [...]
Building a competitive edge in the cryptocurrency industry – the custodian of tomorrow June 9, 2020 Having the opportunity to be part of building from the ground up in a brand new industry like crypto is a dream come true. I still pinch myself when I realise that so many people share the same vision and have entrusted me with their time, careers and money. I founded Trustology in 2017 as [...]
Hooked on a book, podcast or TV show? Here’s how the story changes you March 21, 2019 Every holiday season, you have new worlds at your fingertips. Reading books, listening to podcasts, and watching films and TV shows can help you break away from the frenzy of everyday life, and journey into other possible worlds. As with any kind of travel, the journey affects you. The degree to which you become engaged [...]
Poker reveals high-stakes players April 16, 2019 When many of the people working in the blockchain space get together at meet-ups there are often discussions around alternate ways to bring the community together. Erica Stanford started the Crypto Curry lunches and built a strong community of people working on blockchain projects. This has now grown to other industries and cities other than [...]
Two Point Hospital review: It’s 21 years since Theme Hospital came out, but is the hospital management game as enjoyably daft as it used to be? September 20, 2018 It’s 21 years since gamers fell for the cutesy animation and irreverent humour of bizarro business sim Theme Hospital. Now its designers have returned with a ‘spiritual sequel’, Two Point Hospital, “Where 52 per cent of patients believe they leave healthier than they enter”. And while it retains the nostalgic charm of the original, it’s [...]
Two Point Hospital review: It’s 21 years since Theme Hospital came out, but is the hospital management game as enjoyably daft as it used to be? September 20, 2018 It’s 21 years since gamers fell for the cutesy animation and irreverent humour of bizarro business sim Theme Hospital. Now its designers have returned with a ‘spiritual sequel’, Two Point Hospital, “Where 52 per cent of patients believe they leave healthier than they enter”. And while it retains the nostalgic charm of the original, it’s [...]
London takes second place in Schroders Global Cities 30 index despite Brexit uncertainty May 28, 2019 London has overtaken Hong Kong to be ranked second in the latest Schroders Global Cities 30 index, despite economic and political uncertainty in the UK. The ranking reinforces London’s position as a significant contributor of the UK economy and highlights the UK capital’s attraction as a location for real asset investing. London remains the highest-positioned [...]
The Wild Duck at the Almeida: Ibsen’s classic play has been carved up for this deconstructivist test of endurance October 26, 2018 Until 1 December There have been a spate of productions recently that take a classic play, lift up the hood, and have a real rummage around with the nuts and bolts. There was othellomacbeth at the Lyric, which spliced together the titular plays, casting the female victims of the former as the witches in the [...]
Bad Times at the El Royale review: A strange but bewilderingly original chamber piece October 11, 2018 The premise of Bad Times at the El Royale sounds like the beginning of a bad joke: a priest, a cop, a hippie and a singer walk into a hotel lobby. Each has something to hide, as does the hotel itself, which straddles the California and Nevada border and is staffed by a single bumbling [...]
Labour’s ineptitude is an insult to democracy November 22, 2018 How incompetent does an opposition party need to be in order to turn the Prime Minister’s worst week in office to its own disadvantage? Laugh if you will at the hyperbole, but consider the facts. Since revealing her deal last Wednesday, Theresa May has faced cabinet resignations, attempted coups, and wall-to-wall condemnation from all fronts. [...]