#source: benoit mandelbrot

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

Science would be ruined if (like sports) it were to put competition above everything else, and if it were to clarify the rules of competition by withdrawing entirely into narrowly defined specialties. The rare scholars who are nomads-by-choice are essential to the intellectual welfare of the settled disciplines.

Wile E. Coyote

[fractalfmp-blog]

01:   INTRODUCTION

FRACTAL GEOMETRY OF NATURE

How can font design be integrated with architecture of natural environment?

Our detachment from natural environment is never ending issue. At the same time, it is an inexhaustible source of inspiration.

As far as I begin to research deep into world of fractals because I believe it is a platform leading towards more complex understanding of patterns and structures by which our universe is build. Idea of this statement is drawn from numerous literature sources, for instance J. Briggs in his book Fractals: The Patterns of Chaos, collects information on this phenomenon from various perspectives and scientific field as well as art world. Briggs states: “Each of our bodies is a unique signature of chaos. Even in the folds and wrinkles of our faces when we enter the world and when we leave it, we are fractals.” (Briggs, p.129) This thought will be developed further throughout the report. For now, is only meant to present a point from which the design practise will evolve.

Even though many artists constantly use nature as a source of inspiration in their daily work, there is still room to take different routes and perspective of approach.

 Forming image based on smallest particles of fractal dimensions slowly scaling up building objects we perceive with fee eye in our three dimensional space.. 

 Tree is an object that was inspired to become a focal point.

Following areas to cover:

- Perspective of looking down: observing & recording relationship and detachment but also desire of trees being a part of our streets in cities and towns. How they are literally growing from under the pavements marked by cracks in asphalt or concrete as the signs of living, growing, constantly evolving organisms.

- Perspective of looking up: observing & recording forms of tree branches - the ultimate representation of fractals - self similarity of patterns on different scales.

 - developing font design in between these two perspectives - tree ring pattern and signal transmission. Approach drawn from :  „Living Network“ project from V&A Museum exhibition – The future starts here & now.

Tree antennas can function as source of alternative communication in an oppressed society. The font is created out of fluid, organic, free form lines, representing tree ring pattern as well as signal transmission. It is a reflection of bringing nature and technology together without harming an environment.

possible form of introduction (still to be edited:

“As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.” A. Einstein

 I am standing on the road. The flat line of a distant horizon lies ahead. The plain surface without any significant disturbances. Except of small silhouettes of trees and houses sinking in the light blue haze of a cold morning. It is an only additional layer forming the skyline. No hills or mountains to alter the view. Silence. Ever present wind and rain has a strong impact on perception of this part of the world but not today. The stillness creates new space to notice otherwise overlooked details.

I look down the street, the perfect image of symmetry. All objects are lying on one level, meeting their imaginary lines in one single point ahead. The perspective in its sharpest state. What is there to do with this surface? How to process this sudden change of countryside which, at the first sight, seems to have no hidden moments of surprise? Yet, there are so many. All of us have different interests and fascinations. Mine is the nature, being also an inseparable necessity, with which I need a regular contact with to feel alive. We mostly accustomed our lives to closed indoor spaces and somewhat grew to fit it. Some people got more used to it than others. However, we all inevitably need a green space to breathe.  Wondering back to the point of fascination by the natural environments is that as a child I had always been mesmerized by the smallest particles of plants and living creatures. Back then it was a pure amazement of individual shapes and the hidden worlds within. In a present day it is more interesting to discover the connections by which our entire universe is constructed. It might be all just a point of view, the question of perspective.

When diving into the depths of world around you, noticing for instance a simple leaf on the tree, you discover that its veins are flowing on and on in the same pace of a pattern. This phenomenon received a name fractal. Fractals are truly incredible in many ways. To me it seems as a perfect visual representation of infinity. An endless loop of the same or self similar patterns. Never ending.  Constantly ongoing without the beginning and without the end. „A fractal is defined as a jagged or fragmented geometric shape which can be split into parts that are considered a reduced copy of a whole. Although the study of fractals has existed as early as the 17th century, but the term fractal was only coined in 1975 by Benoit Mandelbrot. It is derived from the Latin word fractus, which means broken or fractured. While a fractal is strictly a mathematical construct, it is found in various non-mathematical models such as natural systems and artworks.” (Teach-nology,Inc)  Considering extensiveness of the topic I have decided to concentrate my focus on fractal geometry of plants and its use in design. Also to wonder whether everything we perceive is just an endless loop of same patters over and over...

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Relevant to what?

source: Benoit Mandelbrot, The Fractal Geometry of Nature (cover) source: Benoit Mandelbrot, The Fractal Geometry of Nature, p. 15 An earlier post raised the question of the value of academic research and concluded that we shouldn’t expect academic research to be “relevant” (link). That is a strong conclusion and needs some further dissection. Plainly research needs to be relevant to something —…

[santo-antonio]

Architecture

Ever since Benoit Mandelbrot mentioned that traditional architecture was more intrinsically fractal than 20th-Century buildings, people have been intrigued about the possibility of understanding architectural form in mathematical terms. The fractal nature of natural structures is evident in topography, and people have noticed that traditional architecture blends better with the landscape. Salingaros builds upon Christopher Alexander’s work, including Notes on the Synthesis of Form, A Pattern Language, and The Nature of Order. Salingaros has collaborated with Alexander for many years, and was one of the editors of "The Nature of Order". He proposes mathematical laws of scaling, argues for an essential role for fractals in architecture, and describes rules for coherence among subdivisions that can help produce a more pleasing design. These are, in effect, original aesthetic rules coming from science rather than from any traditional artistic sources. Yet, like Alexander, Salingaros argues that this design theory corresponds more closely to what human beings have evolved to appreciate. The book introduces many innovative science-based ways of approaching design, and opposes abstract or formal methods based on imageability.[3]

[bobbynolanios88]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4

[mccartneynathxzw83]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4

[vanessawestwcrtr5]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4

[courtneyvbrooks87]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4

[teiraymondmccoy78]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4

[adrianjenkins952wblr]

Bitcoin Is Fractal

Bitcoin Is Fractal

(photo credit: Getty)Getty

History is repeating itself for bitcoin. The market is repeating its original crash at a smaller scale. This is called fractal.

Fractals were quite the fashion back in the day and they are everywhere in nature, including the stock market.

Crudely, you can make anything have a fractal nature if you exert a random cyclical action to it. Hit a sheet of wood at random with a hammer and the pattern will be a fractal with a set of mathematical properties. Blow water with the wind from a certain direction then light with the photons of twilight and you will see a fractal sunset. Have a bunch of investors dash around buying and selling a financial instrument and its share chart will be fractal too.

Great, you might say, but how can you make money out of that?

The answer is that fractals have a tendency to repeat at different scales. This is called self-affine and self-similar but it means a weekly pattern will look very like the daily, the hourly, the monthly and even the tick chart pattern because the semi-random process creates similar nested patterns at lots of different scales.

If you want to deep dive this I’d recommend a book like Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws: Minutes from an Infinite Paradise by Professor Manfred Schroeder to fill in the details. Books by my late friend Benoit Mandelbrot are also excellent reading with his late work particularly relevant and interesting, in particular, The (Mis)Behavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward.

Obviously if true then fractals can be a massively powerful tool for prediction.

So let’s look at bitcoin:

The bitcoin chart is fractalCredit: ADVFN

It doesn’t take too many psychedelics to note lots of similar moves in this chart, but the second of the big two highlighted would suggest we are well into the end game for the bitcoin crash. The second fractal is about 25% of the original crash pattern.

That looks like this:

The Fractal pattern repeatsCredit: ADVFN

So we might suppose the next repeat of the general fractal pattern might be 25% of the second move.

Let’s project that:

Projecting the bitcoin price fractalCredit: ADVFN

And what do you know….

Where the bitcoin price is nowCredit: ADVFN

That repeating pattern would bring bitcoin down to around $2,500, which has been my re-entry level, as regular readers will note, all along.

However it must be remembered, and it is specially true of fractals, the map is not the terrain. A trading thesis is just a crude map to act as guide. They are, however, convinced you are, just possibilities. Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.

Fractals repeat if nothing significant interferes with the process creating them and while you might think rolling news would do that, in fact it takes a lot to change the underlying drivers of a process like a market.

The Crypto Spring is coming but we’ve a frost or two on the way first and in percentage terms from here they will be harsh but at a long-term scale they won’t seem like much, which is another insight fractal geometry holds out to the curious.

Stay informed and ahead of the crowd with Forbes Crypto Confidential, a free weekly e-letter. Sign up today.

—

Clem Chambers is the CEO of private investors Web site ADVFN.com and author of Be Rich, The Game in Wall Street and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Beginner’s Guide.

In November 2018, Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognize outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the U.K.

  Original Source http://bit.ly/2FUSqU4