DEMAND LETTERS EXPLAINED
The public seems to be very confused about what formal demand letters are and what they are intended to do. Here we will clarify exactly what you can expect from having such letters issued to a counterparty by your lawyer.…
The public seems to be very confused about what formal demand letters are and what they are intended to do. Here we will clarify exactly what you can expect from having such letters issued to a counterparty by your lawyer.…
Recent developments in firearms finding their way into the hands of criminals and mentally unstable individuals who have subsequently used such weapons during mass shooting sprees has raised many questions for which the solutions must weigh constitutionally enshrined and natural…
When a new project development team issues what it deems to be a ‘utility’ or ‘non-security’ token, it means that that token is intended to have a use-case on the future platform to be developed and set into mostly autonomous…
The nascent cryptocurrency industry is awash in minuscule, unlicensed, unregulated, garage or basement based poorly secured exchanges that generally have little to no customer service. Such exchanges have poor security and regularly get hacked causing increased market volatility when the…
The Securities and Exchange Commission has taken an unprecedented step in creating a fake website which purports to raise funds for a hypothetical Initial Coin Offering venture. Apparently, it is designed to educate the ignorant masses regarding ICO scams; however,…
Please join Mr. Belenky on January 18-19 at the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami at the James L. Knight Centre. Mr. Belenky will be available to speak with cryptocurrency investors, enthusiasts, and innovators on behalf of Blockweather Holdings LLC,…
Generally speaking most states protect the necessities of life, or at least some amount thereof, from seizure by creditors, which may include items such as the homestead, salary/wages, retirement benefits/accounts, health insurance account, personal property (vehicle, furniture, etc.), and other…
The most basic answer is that the blockchain is a publicly viewable, decentralized ledger which lists every transaction that is executed using a given cryptocurrency and which is made valid through multiple confirmations from decentralized computing power generated by users…