by votejill14 | May 16, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency
First published in CityAM The aftermath of the global financial crash of 2008 uncovered some unpalatable facts. First, it showed how national governments were hellbent on bailing out the private banks with public money. At the same time the little man was totally...
by votejill14 | Mar 2, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency
Stephen Beard interviews Journalist, Jillian Godsil First published in Marketplace Blockchain — the system of decentralizing a database and distributing it across an entire network of computers — brought us Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. It’s been used to make...
by votejill14 | Mar 2, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency
From award-winning journalist Jillian Godsil comes a book on blockchain and cryptocurrency. Available to buy from various outlets including here. Persons of Interest, timestamped in blockchain and cryptocurrency by Jillian Godsil, reviewed by Simon Cocking First up...
by votejill14 | Feb 21, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain
by Dylan Daniel – is a philosopher, a writer, and a scientist. Maybe an aspiring digital artist as well. REVIEW: It’s the end of 2020. And in no way do I expect my casual reference to the contemporary calendar to “date” this article. We’ll be talking about...
by votejill14 | Feb 14, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency
Sukhmen Nijjar We begin on the subject of eyebrows; or rather I begin, with the owner of the eyebrows in question no less the crypto luminary Tim Draper. I am a self-confessed fan of Mr Draper but am less enamoured by this particular part of his visage. I also confess...
by votejill14 | Feb 13, 2021 | Bitcoin, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency
Welcome to my new website in support of my non-fiction writing on blockchain and cryptocurrency. However, such is the speed, innovation and novelty in this sector sometimes I think my blockchain writing reads more like fiction. For those of you regretting you missed...
I am a writer and have been since I was very, very little. When I was younger I worried I would not find enough plots for my books, then I grew up and the combination of life and an enquiring mind, put paid to that worry. Now, I just worry about finding time to get down all the words in a coherent form that makes sense and makes me happy.
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