It began with a whitepaper. Published by an anonymous figure — Satoshi Nakamoto — in the wake of the 2008 financial crash. The idea? Money without banks. A system without middlemen. Trust in code, not corporations. Bitcoin was born. At first, it was a novelty. Then a rebellion. Now, it’s a global phenomenon. Blockchain — the technology
Once, the internet was a window. Now, it’s becoming a world. The metaverse — a term once limited to sci-fi — is slowly becoming a digital reality. A space where people don avatars, build lives, buy land, and host concerts — all without stepping outside. Facebook rebranded as Meta. Tech giants invested billions. Gaming platforms like Roblo
Introduction There are days when the world feels too fast. Too loud. Too unpredictable. On those days, I don’t need advice. I need something that doesn’t talk back. Something that doesn’t move. That’s what gold became for me. I Needed Stability I Could Touch The news always screamed. Markets dipped. Policies shifted. And my mi
Introduction For a long time, I thought rewards had to be loud. Trips, gadgets, expensive dinners. But I often felt emptier after the celebration than before. Like I was trying to prove to myself that I’d “earned” something instead of simply acknowledging what I’d already survived. That’s when I began buying gold — not to invest, but