Patrick Cleath 
Twitter user @crypt0fungus changed their online persona to that of a woman and their engagement rose by 91%. One day fungus was tweeting about annoyances with the new Star Wars movie, and the next, he was catfishing Twitter as a female named Crypto Kimberly.
Read moreCrypto influencer catfishes as a woman - his engagement increases by 91%
As a two-manned blog, it’s difficult to cover everything, so I put together a list of news outlets that I’ve vetted during my time covering the space. Just like in any other industry, there’s high quality journalism, sites that have given into click baiting everything and boring sites that sometime have gold within them. Here, I’ll give you the best places to grab the latest crypto news and give a bit of context to each outlet.
Read moreThe best places to get news on crypto and blockchain
Today, an old tweet appeared on my timeline from John McAfee, the founder of McAfee security software. Apparently, he had predicted that Bitcoin would be worth $500 thousand by the end of 2020, but recorrected his math due to the parabolic bull run of 2017 because it had outpaced his initial expectations. What he promised to do if price did not reach $1 million is up for you to read down below.
DLive, a ‘decentralized’ streaming service originally ran on the SteemIt network, then Lino and now it will be adopted by Tron. BitTorrent, operated by Justin Sun, announced yesterday that DLive will be migrating onto the Tron blockchain.
Whether you’re learning technical analysis to help invest in cryptocurrency or want to get more familiar with the technology, these crypto Discord groups have people familiar with the topics. Reddit is also a great place have your questions answered, but it’s harder to have a dialogue due to posting and commenting limits. You still should refrain from spamming in these Discords, and try to learn as much as you can without asking questions, but there are people willing to help in each.
Read moreTop 3 Discord servers for crypto trading and blockchain tech