Subscribe to my DTube channel and earn cryptocurrency rewards for your best comments at: https://d.tube/#!/c/marketingmonk and https://steemit.com/@marketingmonk Click on a video and then click 'subscribe'. ----- And if the crypto markets have scared you so much that you’d prefer to invest in more stable assets for a while, might I recommend Property Partner. This is an online service that I personally use to diversify into real estate by buying shares in a wide variety of investment properties. You earn income from the rental and from the appreciation in asset prices. Earn a bonus on your first deposit by using my referral link in the video description below. https://www.propertypartner.co/?r=chris5052 ----- 1:22 Story - Change To bitFlyer Livestream Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUAEKbqEJ84 The livestream interview with bitFlyer COO Bartek Ringwelski was scheduled for Thursday, however I just got a last minute email saying he is flying back to Japan, making the interview time 2 am for him. I’m working with his people to set a new time so keep an eye on the YouTube channel for when the livestream event re-appears with the new date and time. For now though I have set the event to be private. 1:50 Story - Do You Need To Install The New Ledger Firmware 1.4.1? https://saleemrashid.com/2018/03/20/breaking-ledger-security-model/ After I released by walkthrough on this many people have asked if it’s necessary. I’d say yes given this revelation. This is the personal blog of Saleem Rashid, a teenager from the UK who lists several ways to steal money from a Ledger Nano S running firmware 1.3.1 or below. To me the most important section of his post here is this one [red] If you are interested in the technical details of this and Saleem’s interaction with Ledger then go ahead and read his post, otherwise just take my advice and update your firmware the 1.4.1. And if you want Ledger’s side of the story, check out this blog post: https://www.ledger.fr/2018/03/20/firmware-1-4-deep-dive-security-fixes/ In which Ledger do a deep dive into three vulnerabilities which have been fixed in version 1.4. 3:33 Story - A couple of EOS updates today https://news.kucoin.com/en/kucoin-will-support-the-eos-mainnet-token-swap/ The first one is that KuCoin are the latest exchange to make an official announcement that they will support the EOS mainnet token swap. That means if you buy the current IOU EOS token that is based on Ethereum, when the main EOS network launches, any EOS tokens you have on KuCoin will be swapped for the real ones. And a story I didn’t include back from the 13th of March: https://www.coinex.com/announcement/detail?id=19 CoinEx, the exchange where everything trades against Bitcoin Cash will also be helping EOS holders complete their mainnet token swap. I treat those token announcements as one item. The real big news is that there is an official version 2 of the EOS technical whitepaper available on github: https://github.com/EOSIO/Documentation/blob/TWPv2/TechnicalWhitePaper.md It is a technical whitepaper so may go over your head if you’re not that way inclined, however it’s worth reading anyway because while some parts may be incomprehensible, I think overall you’ll be left understanding the whole concept much better. 4:43 Story - Now for an ICO that caught my attention https://www.dorado.tech/ This is in response to you asking me to look at more ICOs that are not the result of sponsorship. Dorado are basically creating an Uber for package delivery using robots on the ground and drones in the air. Other than the ridiculously cheesy promo video on the home page which you can tell was the work of executives, the market potential for their service is pretty huge. Right now they are 62% sold out and have raised about $20m so far. So you can imagine this right. You order a product, the AI works out the location of the closest stock and then has their drone pick it up and fly it to you. We could be looking at same day, or even better, same hour delivery. When you can get supplies that fast, that’s a significant disruption to the economy because it enables more aggressive business models. They say here that delivery on demand is a $215b industry. We’re not just talking packages here, we’re talking pizzas and any other small item. For me personally I’m thinking about when there’s a birthday card or gift that I need to get to someone and the mail service is too slow. Maybe I could get a point to point delivery using a drone. That would be super cool. And on an investor level Dorado offer quarterly commissions since 7% of net sales go to Dorado owners. I have not been sponsored to talk about this and I have not done a thorough analysis on it. Nor is this a recommendation. 7:23 Market Roundup https://coinmarketcap.com/ While we have recovered to $345b overall market cap most of the top 20 is red with a few outliers. Charts by: https://www.coinigy.com/?r=16171fe8