• Open Letter to the Government of Suriname regarding Bitcoin

  Theme: “Create solid legislation and adopt a Bitcoin standard, or risk falling behind this global technological development”. Greetings His Excellency Vice President Ronnie Brunswijk, The hope, growth and future of Suriname lies in the hands of the current generation! I am a proud and driven Surinamese with a global vision, because I like to travel and remain impressed by different cultures, and what sustains and organizes those cultures and communities. This is also the reason why I,Few readers

• Letter to the Central Bank of Suriname (CBvS)

  Application for Approval of Blockchain-Powered Payment System to Promote Financial Inclusion, Stimulate Economic Activity, While Promoting Biodiversity and Facilitating Climate Change Response. Dear Governor Maurice Hoever, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you on behalf of "Mercury Investments Consultancy NV" KKF69722 , trading name "Mercury Iconex" based on a recent article posted on starnieuws CBvS: Large part of the population excluded from formal payment sysFew readers

• The Pros and Cons of Cryptocurrencies; Bitcoin!

  Bitcoin, the encrypted “miracle” of the 21st century, yet to be discovered and experienced by many, was created by the famous, but still unknown and unknown “Satoshi Nakamoto”. Bitcoin is a natural phenomenon that can no longer be ignored and it dates back to the year 2009, when it was traded for only USD 0.0001 on online platforms. Bitcoin is therefore a virtual product that is not managed by a central government, a company or an organization, which means that the “power to the people” prinFew readers

• Big Bang Theory of Bitcoin

  The 'Genesis' or the origin of the earth with the many surrounding galaxies is an inexplicable mystery, together with the origin and development of humanity. At least, considering many different theories that we have received from a religious level, but also from a scientific level. Theories that to this day do not seem to have any logical connection with each other, but have been accepted by various social groups and then have been transmitted in a refined way through the centuries. The 'BFew readers

• Blockchain Technology to Discourage Cash

  Blockchain technology to discourage cash, while stimulating Amazon conservation and tackling climate change. Good and efficient infrastructure is the backbone of all economic and social growth. It improves access to basic services, stimulates community development and makes the central government more efficient. Suriname must therefore work more closely together at all levels to promote an inclusive and involved community with an open economy at its core, if we want to broadly promote fFew readers

• Is Wealth Tax on Bitcoin Necessary?

  In the ever-changing landscape of finance and technology, the rise and growth of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, is nothing short of revolutionary. Despite some misconceptions, it is essential to clarify that the idea of stopping Bitcoin is neither practical nor feasible. What is inevitable and imminent is future legislation and regulation that will shape the way cryptocurrencies function within the global economy and all its facets. The decentralized nature of Bitcoin and other cryFew readers

• Imminent Restrictions on Bitcoin Accounts

  Over the past 10 years, Bitcoin has emerged as a blood-curdling revolutionary force in the financial world and a beacon of financial independence. This decentralized digital currency has promised a new era in which individuals and organizations can manage and transfer their wealth themselves, without the limitations of traditional banking systems, central regulators and/or the limitations of geo-locations and its extensive borders. But threatening legislation and regulations from central auFew readers

• Tackling Inflation Through Economic Reforms

  Inflation occurs when the prices of goods and services increase over time. This means that you can buy less with the same amount of money than before. For example, if a pack of bread cost SRD30 last year and now costs SRD50 without your purchasing power being adjusted accordingly, then that is inflation. Combating inflation requires fundamental economic reforms, if one looks at the micro- and macro-economic factors that sustain it. Economic reforms that go beyond just taking traditional moneFew readers

• Economic Constraints versus Financial Accessibility

  Good and functional infrastructure is more important than the construction and erection of admirable buildings. The construction of functional infrastructure in whatever form ensures that people, materials and goods can come together to trade, for example, or to bring together connections or networks. For economic purposes, functional infrastructure ensures that we are able to do business and build ourselves, which further contributes to the construction of our society. Infrastructure is thSome readers

• Is a Past for Sale or Are You Investing in the Future

  The past, whether personal or collective, is very rich in valuable history, of which knowledge about that past is a 'treasure' to be invented and skill is the way we deal with it. Then a certain maturity is required to apply skill, so that that treasure of the past (= knowledge) is communicated without defects to the next generation and thus, the knowledge is not lost to the youth. And that transfer involves a certain degree of insight, an objective view and a clear and uncorrupted vision. 'Few readers

• The possible solution

  I think it feels like it was yesterday. As a teenager, watching mercilessly and helplessly the television images of starving children, mainly from Africa. Images that were shown every night on television, to emphasize the seriousness of the situation there. Everyone can remember those hard, heartbreaking images. Children who stare hopelessly out of their eyes, where even the moisture for their tears does not have a chance to run down their cheeks, because of the extreme drought (= thirst) andFew readers

• Modus Operandi to maintain dominance

  Throughout modern history, powerful governments have often exerted their influence over sovereign nations under the guise of promoting democracy, human rights, and security. But there is a “Modus Operandi” that plays out and exposes these processes, in both the political and financial spheres. This process involves demonizing and destabilizing independent entities, and then installing more obedient figures who serve the interests of those influential powers. The method is quite consistent.Few readers