Everything You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency and Network Marketing
 
Oct 03, 2019
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Cryptocurrency is hardly anything new anymore. It’s been around since 2009 with the accidental invention of the first decentralized cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. Despite the fact that it was created as part of a side project, it has opened up a world of modern transactions and innovation. Today, cryptocurrency is well known and well traded, with many major banks and companies accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment.

What exactly is cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that is completely decentralized, meaning that it doesn’t earn its value from a single person or entity but rather from the network of people who use it. Cryptocurrency is transferred online without ever being a physical object, so users can make transactions from anywhere in the world.

If you break it down to its most simple definition, cryptocurrency is just entries into a database that are limited by the entities who accept it. It’s just the same as any other currency if you think about it, as physical money is just entries into a database, but the database is public and physical. Money always needs to be verified in some kind of database, whether it’s a physical bank account or a digital one.

What is network marketing?

Network marketing is a business strategy and model that relies on a network of people to help grow a business or sell a product. Network marketing consists of three basic types of strategies in order to be profitable: lead generation, recruiting, and building and management. Highly successful network marketers, like the Toni Vans network marketing team, don’t just sell products for others to sell. They add partners to their network and then train, motivate, and manage new recruits to become just as successful as they are.

There are three main types of network marketing, although there are many more types of programs. The first is single-tier network marketing, where you simply sign up for an affiliate program to sell that company’s product or service. There’s no need to recruit others, and you only get paid if you make a sale. An example of this is Avon. Some single-tier programs are now online-based only, and you get paid for traffic you refer to the affiliate’s website.

The second type is two-tier network marketing, when you sign up with an affiliate and are paid for direct sales (or, in the case of online network marketing, direct web traffic referrals) as well as any referred traffic that was made by the people you have recruited to work under you. An example of this is SiteSell.

The third type is multi-level marketing (MLM). An MLM program is any distribution-based affiliate marketing program that goes two or more tiers deep. An example of this is LuLaRoe.

How does cryptocurrency factor into network marketing?

Network marketing involves a large number of people, sometimes connected across large distances when they are successfully run. One network marketing business could expand across the entire globe, so it’s clear to see why a digital currency would be an attractive option for quick and easy transactions. Without a centralized currency, having to worry about conversion rates and fees, and having transactions deposited slowly means much less headache for network marketers.

 
 
A worldwide currency? The future of money
 
Jul 24, 2019
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The age of multiple fiat currencies will be well and truly over in 50 years, according to new research that predicts cryptocurrencies and blockchain at the heart of a new financial landscape.

IG, which trades forex, cryptocurrency and other assets, looked ahead to the world of 2069. Its research - A Time Traveller’s Guide To The Future of Trading - suggests cryptocurrencies will have won the battle with fiat currencies and that blockchain networks will have replaced exchanges in 50 years.

It stated: “It may sound like lofty thinking, but the introduction of a global cryptocurrency and mainstream adoption of blockchain could be closer than we think.

“Through cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ripple and litecoin, blockchain is already being used to store transaction data in secure, transparent and readily-available databases.

“Additionally, a number of cryptocurrency networks are already powering smart contracts and decentralised apps – including Ethereum, NEO and EOS.IO – suggesting that the popularisation of blockchain and cryptocurrency trading accounts may not be too far away.

“Moreover, the concept of a global currency has been around for a while, with suggestions including the Geary-Khamis dollar – an international dollar which would slowly phase out all modern-day fiat currencies and disrupt traditional forms of forex trading.”

The potential power of cryptocurrencies has been a hot topic for debate in recent weeks after Facebook announced it was going to launch Libra – its own digital payment method.

The move is a further to challenge to the existing order – with the likes of Twitter’s Jack Dorsey suggesting that the world will eventually end up with a single shared method of payment.

He told The Times: “The world ultimately will have a single currency, the internet will have a single currency. I personally believe that it will be bitcoin.” Dorsey’s bold prediction is that this could happen in ten years. While it remains to be seen if the future is dominated by one or more cryptocurrencies, there’s mounting evidence that this could usurp fiat currency is one form or another.

IG’s research also predicts thought-powered trading, AI assistants and holographic 3D trading rooms powered by smartphones will be commonplace by 2069.