Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin [INFOGRAPHIC]

Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin [INFOGRAPHIC]

Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin compared in a beautiful infographic for you. Dogecoin started out as a joke in 2013. Now it has become a meme and a cryptocurrency that is tearing up the altcoin charts.

The story goes that it was a partnership between a marketer in Sydney, Australia and a developer in Portland, Oregon that gave birth to Dogecoin. The meme that became a coin took off like a rocket on Reddit and spawned several subreddits too. It is currently (as of 1/28/2014) #6 by market cap on coinmarketcap.com’s “Crypto-Currency Market Capitalizations.”

There are some distinct similarities and differences when it comes to Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin. Dogecoin’s algorithm is Scrypt whereas Bitcoin’s is SHA256. Max coins ever to be mined is 100,000,000,000 DOGE vs. abpout 24,000,000 for BTC. Block time is 60 Seconds vs. Bitcoin’s 10 minutes. The current block reward for miners in 1,000,000 DOGE vs. 25 BTC for miners.

Doge is traded on Cryptsy, Vicurex, CoinedUp, and a few other exchanges, as is BTC. Not bad for a brand new currency that was only launched on December 6, 2014.

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(Infographic source: Bitcoin Examiner, Photo Screenshot from What is up with Dogecoin? [infographic].)

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Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014

Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014

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Today we kick off the inaugural Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014 list for you. Currently there are at least 235 cryptocurrencies in existence, with more being created every week it seems.

Here is a list of the top 25 cryptocurrencies ranked by market cap:

1. Bitcoin (BTC) $10 B

2. Ripples (XRP) $2 B

3. Litecoin (LTC) $543 M

4. Peercoin (PPC) $109.5 M

5. Nxt $69.2 M

6. DogeCoin (DOGE) $52 M

7. MasterCoin (MSC) $45.4 M

8. Namecoin (NMC) $41.3 M

9. Quark (QRK) $20.2 M

10. ProtoShares (PTS) $15.8 M

11. Worldcoin (WDC) $14.1 M

12. Megacoin (MEC) $12.7 M

13. Primecoin (XPM) $12.4 M

14. Infinitecoin (IFC) $9.4 M

15. Feathercoin (FTC) $8.9 M

16. Novacoin (NVC) $7.3 M

17. YbCoin (YBC) $4.1 M

18. Digitalcoin (DGC) $3.4 M

19. Tickets (TIX) $3.4 M

20. Zetacoin (ZET) $3.4 M

21. Devcoin (DVC) $3.3 M

22. Kittehcoin (MEOW) $3.2 M

23. Mooncoin (MOON) $2.7 M

24. Anoncoin (ANC) $2.3 M

25. Copperlark (CLR) $2 M

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That’s it for the top 25 cryptocurrencies list. Say tuned for another update next month.

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Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]

Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]

Today we compare Bitcoin vs fiat currency in a handy infographic. The dollar amounts (USD) are vastly different (for now), but the breakdowns by percent of ownership is uncanny.

47 individuals own 28.9 percent of all the bitcoin in exsistence today. Another 880 own 21.5 percent and another 1 million have 20.7 percent of BTC. an estimated 492,000 bitcoins have been lost so far. What is shocking is that a versimilar percnetage of fiat currency wealth ownership in USD exists as well. It almost mirrors bitcoin percentage-wise when you look at the top 0.001 percent, 0.01 percent and bottom 99.9 percent of the world..

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(Infographic source: Bitcoin Examiner, Photo Screenshot from Wealth distribution Part II: fiat currency vs BTC [infographic].)

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Social customer care and engagement [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social customer care and engagement [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social customer care and engagement is the theme for today’s new infographic. It was provided by Social Sprout from their “The Social Customer: Highlights from The Sprout Social Index” report. This in-depth report looks at over 160 million inbound messages from 20,000 brand Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Data was collected from 15 different industries. Read on for the top 7 findings and recommendations.

Top 7 Findings:

• Customers engaging with brands is definitely on the upswing.


• User engagement is growing nine times faster than social networks like Facebook and Twitter.


• When it comes to engaging with consumers, both the entertainment and utility industries are growing the most.


• Engagement performance and response times vary from industry to industry. Business services and utilities have the shortest response times. Banking/finance and utilities have the highest response rates. The real estate industries could benefit the most being second-to-last in both response time and rate.


• Overall response rates are dropping significantly and a whopping 80 percent of all customer inquiries go unanswered. This leaves much room for improvement as many adults have social media accounts and look to social for customer care.


• On average brands receive 3 inbound requests per month from Twitter for every 2 they get from Facebook per 1000 fans or followers respectively.


• Average response times to customer inquiries for brands are on the rise and needs to be addressed this year.

Top 7 Recommendations:

• Build your social team to be responsive.


• Include your most experienced customer-facing staff on the team.


• Use the right software tools.


• Determine which metrics are most important to your business and use them.


• Make sure your replies are conversational not overly promotional.


• Enable the appropriate departments inside your business to share tools and data.


• Be careful about prioritizing certain customers above the rest. Hire additional resources to handle the volume.

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“The Social Customer Infographic” by Sprout Social

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Cryptsy review: How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange

Cryptsy review: How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange

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How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange? It’s simple if you use Cryptsy (affiliate link) to exchange your Bitcoin, Litecoin or Primecoin for over 65 different altcurrencies. Enjoy this helpful Cryptsy review.

Here is a partial list of some of the most popular cryptocurrencies you can trade on Cryptsy today:

· Bitcoin (BTC)

· Litecoin (LTC)

· Peercoin (PPC)

· Namecoin (NMC)

· Quark (QRK)

· ProtoShares (PTS)

· Megacoin (MEC)

· Worldcoin (WDC)

· Primecoin (XPM)

· DogeCoin (DGC)

· Devcoin (DVC)

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Sign up for an account on Cryptsy now! (affiliate link)

Signing up for a Cryptsy account is very easy to do. Simply click on the “Register New Account” link and enter just a few bits of basic information. Pick a username and a hard to guess password for your new account and you are nearly there. Watch for a “Confirmation of Registration” message sent to the email address you used when you signed up for an account. Click on the link in the confirmation email you receive to activate your account and then log into your account.

Next you need to get your Bitcoin into your Cryptsy account. Simply log into your account and click on the “Balances” tab. Under the “Actions” column, click on the “BTC actions” button. Choose “Deposit BitCoin & AutoSell Setup” from the drop down menu. Copy the Bitcoin address under “Your Deposit Address.” Use this address to send your Bitcoin from your wallet to your Cryptsy account.

Here are the steps to get your Bitcoin account:

1. Login to your Crypsty Account

2. Click on your balances tab

3. Click the BTC or other currency Action button

4. Choose Deposit

5. Generate address and send the coin to that address.

It really is that easy to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange. What are you waiting for?

What cryptocurrencies do you like besides Bitcoin?

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Top 10 Instagram hashtags January 2014

Top 10 Instagram hashtags January 2014

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Behold the Top 10 hashtags for Instagram January 2014. This is the first list I have published for #hashtags this year. Read to the end for an awesome trick! Do bookmark PeterTrapasso.com so you can always get the latest and best Instagram hashtags for your photo captions.

Top 10 best Instagram tags January 2013

1. #love

2. #instagood

3. #me

4. #like

5. #follow

6. #cute

7. #photooftheday

8. #tbt

9. #followme

10. #tagsforlikes

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Awesome trick

I have found that if you use some of the Top 10 Instagram hashtags liberally, but appropriately with your photos you will be pleasantly surprised. Photos with popular hashtags used in the captions and comments tend to show up in searches more often. Not just your followers but any one who searches on a particular tag might see your image. If they see your photo and enjoy it, then they are more likely to like and comment.

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