Category Archives for "Conscious Crypto"
a couple of months ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Class for Crypto Beginners: How To Make Good Buying Decisions
In this clip I share my stress-free crypto trading strategy as well as how much or how little research I do and which tools I use for my analysis.
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last year
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Audio Book: What is Bitcoin and Why should I care?
Since 2017, every new follower on my Conscious Crypto Museletter mailing list has received a free introductory email course to learn about the purpose of Bitcoin and how this new digital money can change the world.Especially women want more educational resources on Bitcoin before they invest and risk their money. So this won’t change in […]
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last year
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
When is the best time to invest in cryptocurrencies?
Whether it is low interest rates for savings in the bank, or increasing concerns about their future pensions— more and more people are looking into investing in cryptocurrencies.Especially with Bitcoin taking giant leaps towards the $10,000 mark (again), cryptocurrencies are moving towards the forefront of people’s minds, as an alternative to disappointing fiat investmentsBut when […]
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last year
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Email Security Mistakes and How to avoid them in Cryptoland
One of the biggest mistakes people make is having only one email address and using it for everything they sign up online. While this is very convenient, it’s also very dangerous: if this email address gets compromised, many of your online accounts are in danger of being compromised as well. Just for fun, enter your […]
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a couple of years ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Where does the money on the blockchain come from?
More and more tools, apps and websites are coming into existence that allow users to get financially incentivised. Many of them do this in an effort to push mainstream adoption of crypto, but one of the first very sceptical and understandable question by “the mainstream” is of course, “Where does the money come from?” In […]
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a couple of years ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Cryptocurrencies and the FIRE movement – parallels and differences
From Consumer to Investor Are you familiar with the FIRE movement? It stands for Financial Independence – Retire Early. It basically teaches to build up as little debt as possible, minimize your spending and save as much money as you can, in order to invest it and live off the dividends one day. Below is a […]
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a couple of years ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
How to accept cryptocurrencies in your business (for beginners)
There are several ways how you can do that, depending on what kind of business you have. However before you do anything, I highly recommend you speak to a tax accountant who can advise you on the implications of accepting crypto in your business. Once you have that figured out, it can be pretty easy. […]
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a couple of years ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Imagine it’s the early 80’s and someone tells you about “an internet” and “digital money”
That’s what happened to author and Consciousness teacher Penny Kelly, my amazing guest in this interview. Penny had a Kundalini awakening almost 40 years ago and has been fully conscious since then. As a result, she started to see and converse with beings from other dimensions, who told her some unbelievable things about the […]
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3 years ago
Should you invest in crypto?
Does Robert Kiyosaki – author of the famous book Rich Dad Poor Dad – invest in crypto? I was curious and googled a bit last week. This is what I found out: Robert Kiyosaki distinguishes three different categories when it comes to money: Gold (and Silver) is God’s money, he says. Because it was here before […]
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3 years ago
- in Conscious Crypto by Anja Schuetz
Small Budget Investment: What to do with only $100?
Small budget investments are not very different from large investments. Because to someone who only has $100 to invest, that is a large amount, isn’t it? *** “If someone had only $100 to invest, what would you recommend they do?” That’s what I was asked in an interview a few weeks ago and in […]
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