Cryptocurrency​
Would you like to gain a better understanding of digital assets and what you need to consider if you wish to purchase some cryptocurrency and store safely?
This is a self help learning group and nothing discussed should be construed or taken as financial advice as you must to do your own research and decide what is right for you.
The intention is to hold a meeting every fourth week on a Monday night at the Bishop Lacey, and the details of the meetings are posted in the calendar on the Home Page.
The Bishop Lacey has been a meeting place for cryptocurrency enthusiasts for a number of years and the landlord (Rob) and Steve have a wealth of knowledge which they are keen to share with anybody who wishes to learn and know more. There will be no food available on the night as the pub is normally closed on a Monday and Rob is also the Chef! More information about the pub and directions can be found by clicking on the link.
Although there is no charge for the venue and all contributors provide their time for free a suggested donation of £2.00 each to help pay for the bar maid would be appreciated.
This event is open to anyone regardless of means or experience, however it would be beneficial to have a good understanding of how the current debt based fractional reserve banking system actually works!
A good place to start learning about this is by watching the “Hidden Secrets of Money” videos by Mike Maloney. There are 10 videos in this series (each about 30 minutes long) which can be viewed by clicking the link.
If you would like to gain a better understanding of Bitcoin and why many consider it to be the decentralised alternative to the current central banking monetary system here is a link to a free pdf copy to Saifedean Amous's book - The Bitcoin Standard.
Steve has also set up a signal group specifically for crypto queries help and advice. if this is of interest to you and you would like to benefit more from the knowledge within the group you can do so by clicking on the Chudleigh Crypto Club signal link and request to join.