The Financial Times Lexicon delivers a withering description of traditional currency. “Paper money or coins of little or no intrinsic value in themselves and not convertible into gold or silver, but made legal tender by fiat (order) of the government.”

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The average earnings of a blockchain engineers have ascended to between $150-175,000 per year, CNBC declared Oct. 21, citing Hired’s 2018 State of Salaries Report.

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