What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a digital currency which is traded on applications based virtual exchanges throughout the world. Bitcoin is often quoted in dollar terms but is widely traded in local currencies of the respective nation.

Who invented Bitcoin?

This remains a mysterious question till now. A person using the name Satoshi Nakamoto invented Bitcoin in 2009. According to Newsweek, he is an American-Japanese living in California with a full name Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto.

How can you buy/sell a Bitcoin?

Bitcoin can be bought and sold very easily after creating an account with the trading partner filling in your necessary details.

Here are 3 key lessons from Graham’s book to help you start investing:

There are 3 principles to intelligent investing: analyze for the long term, protect yourself from losses, and don’t go for crazy profits.

Never trust Mr. Market, he can be very irrational in the short and medium term.

Stick to a strict formula by which you make all your investments, and you’ll do fine

The Intelligent Investor Summary - In Gujarati by Benjamin Graham

Topics Discusse in this video

1 investing vs speculating

2 MR. Market

3 margin of safety

4 IPOs

Biography. Radhakishan Damani was born in Mumbai, in 1956, where he was raised in a one-room apartment in a tenement block. ... Damani exited the stock market in 2000 and began building a retail business by buying cheap land in Navi Mumbai.

Introduction to the Business Model of Trivago It is a price comparison platform where hotels and brands advertise and list their offerings. Trivago charges them based on the Cost-Per-Click (CPC) model. It also offers free and paid versions to brands to promote their offerings on Trivago's platform. 👉 Trivago earns revenues in two ways: The first is commissions from hotels listed on Trivago sites, which is called referral revenue. ... Hotels are charged based on a cost-per-click (CPC) basis, whereby booking sites pay Trivago for the clicks that users make on Trivago when selecting hotel booking deals.

Why the poor work for money…and the rich don’t

When I was a young boy, I had the advantage of two perspectives on money because I had two dads—a poor one and a rich one.

My poor dad was a government employee. As the superintendent of the Hawaii school district, he made a decent salary, had health benefits and enjoyed a pension. Though he had a good job, he didn't understand money. So, he struggled financially all his life.

My rich dad was a business owner with a financial education. Over the years, he invested in and built an empire that ranged from small convenience stores to large hotels. He didn't have a traditional job, but he understood money. As a result, he became very rich and didn’t struggle to make ends meet.

He taught his son, Mike, and me how to view and use money to become rich through a series of lessons, and the first lesson he taught me was, "The rich don't work for money."

👉 Book - retire young retire rich ||| chapter 7 👉👉 Robert Kiyosaki says there are 3 types of income:

1) Earned Income = Income from a job.

2) Portfolio Income = Income from paper assets or capital gains.

3) Passive Income = Income comes in on a regular basis.

1) Earned Income taxed at about 50%

2) Portfolio Income taxed at about 20%

Shaadi.com has a very modest & candid revenue model. They charge the member for a premium membership with various plans. Registration over the platform is free of cost. User can look for various matches according to their requirement.

In this episode, I interviewed Inu Etc of Inuidea.com, We spoke on the topic 'Practical ways to make passive income'.

Listen to this episode to learn more about passive income and different passive income streams. Follow The inu etc show.

"Debt" involves borrowing money to be repaid, plus interest, while "equity" involves raising money by selling interests in the company. Essentially you will have to decide whether you want to pay back a loan or give shareholders stock in your company.

The company's business model is based on a single-match freemium model of daily fantasy sports on the Dream11 platform. Once on the platform, users can play in practice contests that are free to join or in cash contests that require users to pay an entry or platform fee.