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How Do Cryptocurrencies Work? (Like Bitcoin)

Cryptocurrencies. No Superman fans, the cryptocurrencies that Superman's mother brought in her purse, you already know, don't you? For the planet Krypton... Sorry, I'm a hopeless geek. You've probably heard stories of people becoming millionaires by investing in "Bitcoin" or some other cryptocurrency... which sounds very attractive, but: How do cryptocurrencies work and ...is it safe to invest in them? To begin with, it is necessary to understand cryptocurrencies as a monetary system; That is, they do not have a value because of the material from which they are made or because of their physical usefulness, but because we agree so. The difference between a 100 dollar bill and a piece of paper with the text “100 dollars” written in crayons is that people, through institutions, agree to say that the first has value and the other does not. . The way any currency defines its value is by its importance in the market. The more people are interested in buying them, the more valuable they are. As happens at an auction. If many people are interested in an item, offer more for it and its price in the market will be higher. Bitcoin is NOT unique of its kind, there are hundreds of cryptocurrencies. They are called that thanks to their “encrypted” nature; that is, protected through encryption. This characteristic makes them a very attractive monetary system because it is difficult to alter or hack, and because it is not controlled by a bank or a government. With traditional currencies, every time you want to make a transaction, it must be approved and carried out by a banking institution. That same organization could be fraudulent or in the worst case scenario, it could be hacked or “raided.” That is why cryptocurrencies choose to use a decentralized transaction system, known as Blockchain, which works as follows: 1. Each transaction that is made is called a “block” and acquires a unique and unrepeatable code. , let's think of a kind of DNA to identify the operation. Similar to a serial number on a banknote. 2. That block is recorded forever, with detailed information such as the sender and receiver of the exchange, amount, among other data. 3. The user network records the operation virtually immediately. Any user, like you or me, can install blockchain on their computer. 4. That block “joins” a huge CHAIN where absolutely all the operations that have been carried out with that cryptocurrency are listed. They are displayed chronologically and, as it is duplicated in many accounts, it is impossible to alter or delete a transaction once it has been added to the blockchain. Imagine that a person works in a small store and keeps notes of each transaction that occurs in the store. If this person wants to cheat, they could “modify” the data and not report any of the operations. It would commit fraud, and it would be difficult to prove. But if 10 different people keep records of all the operations at the same time, fraud would be practically impossible to commit, because each of them has a record that proves what really happened: whoever has a different record must be lying. The blockchain operates in a very similar way, but with thousands of people and computers around the world monitoring and recording all cryptocurrency movements. A hacker could bypass the security of a computer, but it is virtually impossible for him to do so with all the individuals overseeing a blockchain. This quality has made the blockchain a very attractive system for buying and selling. Everything sounds very safe and nice with Bitcoin and digital currencies, doesn't it?...well, when something looks too good to be true, it probably is. Until now, the cryptocurrency market is based on speculation. This is a very dangerous economic practice based on “riddles” which creates great instability since the value of something can skyrocket one day, and fall precipitously the next. Imagine an auction in which they offer a pencil with which one of the Beatles is believed to have written a song. Then you “speculate” that its value must be enormous and you buy it for a large amount thinking that it is an excellent investment because many would like to have it and that is why it will be worth more in the future. But you discover that no one wants to buy your pencil, so its value plummets and instead of making a profit, you lose all the money you spent...ouch! Acquiring cryptocurrencies should not be seen as an investment, rather it is a bet, where you can win money if the predictions come true, or lose it all in a single operation. NOTE, cryptocurrencies themselves ARE NOT a scam, but their current market is based exclusively on speculation, therefore it can be a dangerous environment. They could become more secure if, as time goes on, more institutions accept them as a valid transaction. For now, if you are interested in entering the world of cryptocurrencies, remember that you are not investing, but betting. That's why you shouldn't risk more money than you are willing to lose. Curiously! Have you made transactions with any cryptocurrency? Or do you know someone who has done it? Tell us your experience in the comments! And if you liked this video, there are more on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/curiosamente.

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What is a Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrencies have been gaining ground in the financial world but they are exactly how they work. Pixel Cabrera is not explained. A crypt currency is a digital asset that uses cryptographic encryption to guarantee its ownership and ensure the integrity of transactions and control the creation. of additional units, cryptocurrencies have various differentiating characteristics with respect to traditional systems, they are not regulated or controlled by any institution and do not require intermediaries in transactions. In addition, a decentralized block chain database or shared accounting record is used to control these transactions on the other hand are not considered a means of payment, do not have the support of a central bank or other public authorities and are not covered by customer protection mechanisms such as the deposit guarantee fund or the deposit guarantee fund. investors, once a cryptocurrency transaction is made, it is not possible to cancel it because the block change is a record that does not allow data to be deleted to reverse a transaction, it is necessary to execute the opposite the value of the script or coins varies depending on supply, demand and user commitment, this value is form in the absence of effective mechanisms that prevent their manipulation such as those present in regulated securities markets, on many occasions prices are also formed without public information to support them. Currently, there are thousands of cryptocurrencies during 2021, seven of them were the ones that They gave more profits according to a study by the French consulting firm Chapus Holder and it continues and they detail that last year 52.4 million people around the world invested in digital assets, a number that they estimate will continue to grow crypt currencies with better positions in the ecosystem during 2021 were the beat coin eder and finance coin followed by digital currencies such as solana luna 2 with polka dot and gimbal or that have also presented good results millennium news.

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Acquisition Financing
What is Acquisition Financing
Acquisition financing is the capital that is raised in order to buy another business. Acquisition financing enables the user to satisfy their current acquisition aspirations by providing immediate resources that can be applied to the transaction.

BREAKDOWN 'Financing acquisitions'
There are several different options for a company seeking acquisition financing. Alignment of creditors for a traditional loan are the most common options. Favorable rates for acquisition financing can help smaller companies achieve economies of scale and is generally considered an effective method of increasing the size of company operations. These loans are available through traditional banks as well as loan services that specialize in serving this marketing. Private lenders can offer acquisition financing to those who do not meet bank requirements, but they can also make financing available on more expensive terms. For example, A bank might be inclined to approve financing if the business to be acquired has a steady stream of income, substantial and sustained profits, and valuable assets. By comparison, getting bank approval can be problematic when it comes to financing the acquisition of a company that largely has accounts receivable rather than cash flow.

Multiple forms of business acquisition financing
Depending on the size of the companies involved and the nature of the acquisition, there may be financing options through the Small Business Administration. The SBA 7 (a) loan program, for example, can meet these needs for qualified borrowers. The advance can be as low as 10% for acquisitions when using this program. However, the borrower must meet the SBA requirements for business size, which include limits on net worth, average net income, and total loan size. There may also be extensive documentation for the applicant that includes submission of details about accounts receivable, personal and business tax information, and personal and business financial statements.

Other ways to finance an acquisition are debt that is repaid in the form of shares and the interests of the company making the acquisition. This can come into play if the buyer turns to close partners, such as friends and family, to provide financing to secure the acquisition. Seller financing is another way to finance the deal. This typically involves the buyer making a down payment and the seller financing the remainder of the transaction. The buyer may then make installment payments to the seller over an agreed period.

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Annuities Meaning
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Purpose of an Annuity
An annuity provides income for a specific number of years or for life. An annuity protects a person against outliving their money. Annuities are not life insurance, but a way of accumulating money and liquidating an estate.

Annuity Owner
Annuity owner is the purchaser of the annuity.

Annuitant
Annuitant is the person who receives the payments from the annuity.

Accumulation Period
Accumulation Period, also known as the pay-in period, is the period of time over which the annuitant makes premium payments into the annuity. It is also the time that the premium payments earn interest on a tax deferred basis. Annuity Period, also known as the annuitization period or liquidation period, is the time during which the money that has accumulated during the accumulation period is converted into income payments to the annuitant.
Note: If an annuitant dies during the accumulation period, the beneficiary will receive the cash value or total premiums paid whichever is greater.

Annuity Funding
There are twoways to fund an annuity:
A single payment (lump sum) Periodic payments, in which premiums are paid in installments over a period of time.
Annuities can also be classified according to when income payments from the annuity begin.

Immediate Annuity
An immediate annuity is one that is purchased with a single lump sum payment and provides income payments that start within one year from the date of purchase.

Deferred Annuity
A deferred annuity is an annuity in which the income payments begin sometime after the first year. Deferred annuities can be funded either with a single lump sum or through periodic payments.

Annuity Payout Options
Annuity payout options specify how annuity funds are to be paid out. They are very similar to the structured settlements annuities options used in life insurance and determine how the policy proceeds are distributed to the beneficiaries.

Straight Life Income Option
The Straight Life Payout Option, also known as Pure Life, will pay a specific amount for the remainder of the annuitant's life. This option provides highest monthly benefit for an individual annuity. Although the annuity payments are guaranteed for the lifetime of the annuitant there is no guarantee that all the proceeds will be full fully paid out, because the payments stop after the annuitant's death.

Life With Period Certain
Life with Period Certain is anotherr annuity payout that is contingent on the annuitant dying. Under this option the annuity payments are guaranteed for the entire lifetime of the annuitant and for a specified period of time to the beneficiary.

Fixed Annuities
Fixed Annuities provide a fixed guaranteed payout. Payments that do not vary from one payment to another and guaranteed minimum rate of interest.

Variable Annuities
A variable annuity serves as a hedge against inflation, and is variable because there is not a guarantee of payout. Payments can vary from one payment to another, and there is not a set rate of interest. A variable annuity is considered a security and is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). An agent selling annuity must also have a securities license in addition to their Life Insurance License.

Accumulation Units
As variable annuity premiums are invested and begin to grow this is known as the accumulation of units.

Annuity Units
Annuity units is the payout phase of the Variable Annuity.

Variable Annuities
A variable annuity is considered a security and is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). An agent selling annuity must also have a securities license in addition to their Life Insurance License.

Accumulation Units
As variable annuity premmiums are invested and begin to grow this is known as the accumulation of units.

Annuity Taxes
A portion of each annuity benefit payment is taxable and a portion is not. The portion that is nontaxable is the anticipated return of the principal paid in. This is known as the Cost Base. The portion that is taxable is the interest earned on the principal. This is known as the Tax Base.



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