As an economist as well as online entrepreneur and investor who specializes in exotic assets such as domain names and cryptocurrencies (I run the One Minute Economics YouTube channel), I feel I’m in a reasonably good position to write a no-bs book which puts Bitcoin under the microscope. Why? Simply…

Last week, I’ve published a video about cryptocurrency exchanges on the One Minute Economics YouTube channel that I’d like to invite you to check out… it’s only one minute long (surprise, surprise) after all :) In my opinion, the main thing I believe people need to understand about cryptocurrency exchanges…

While I’m pretty sure nobody actually said a meme is worth 1,000,000 words, I believe it’s true when it comes to the topic of corruption. …

Up until this point, everyone who HODLed (for those of you who don’t know, HODLing basically means being a die-hard buy and hold investor, an investor willing to #HODL during periods of massive price turbulence) bitcoin and cryptocurrencies did very well… remarkably well, even! However, today’s One Minute Economics animation…

I’ll go right ahead and start this post with a “pitch” by inviting you to check out the following video about the economics of the self-help industry that has been published earlier today over at the One Minute Economics YouTube channel. While it would be unfair to state that all…

One of the main misconceptions I have to combat as an economist is the idea that as of a certain point, you’re too old to care about personal finance. Wrong, wrong, wrong! As the following One Minute Economics animation illustrates, you’re never too old to worry/care about personal finance. Yes, things like your risk tolerance change but there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. As long as you put in a little bit of work to adapt your personal finance strategy to your current needs, worries and expectations, you should be in very good shape. In one minute, the video I’ve just liked to will help you do just that :)

Personal finance for young adults… a one minute animation brought to you by the One Minute Economics YouTube channel. If you found the video useful, please help spread the word: a FB share here, some Medium love there. a Tweet as well perhaps, it all adds up! Unfortunately, personal finance…

… and the answer is a resounding YES, followed by a just a resounding BUT! In other words: YES, giving to charities is downright awesome and we should be doing more of that BUT we need to be smart about it. Last week, the economics behind charities have been explained…