I recently observed an amazing display of generosity! A few weeks ago I invested in a new DeFi cryptocurrency called DRIP, it has a feature where interest is compounding at 1% per day. (More info on that at the end of this article). When I invested in DRIP I inadvertently…

Below is a collection of articles about the hot new Cryptocurrency called DRIP. Is this the first true passive income? Before we start here is a quick WARNING: never give out your wallet security/seed phrase. Never invest money that you can’t afford to lose. Always do your own research. This…

Share your Expat New Zealander Story with Homesick Kiwis Readers With an estimated 1,000,000 Expat New Zealanders, there are certainly a lot of good stories out there! We have a tendency to spread ourselves far and wide around the world, collecting experiences and influences, and sometimes bringing them back home with us, other times settling down in some random place…

Staying Hydrated with DRIP — Before we start here is a quick WARNING: never give out your wallet security/seed phrase. Never invest money that you can’t afford to lose. Always do your own research. This is Not financial advice. If you’re not yet familiar with DRIP and the 1% daily income from the Faucet contract…

I spent way too long on this for no one to see it! Thanks, Medium for taking a look! — My follow up post after I got roasted a few weeks ago… $DRIP token and Faucet smart contact — Doing my best to defend what I STILL believe is a great project! I’m ready to be roasted again… A few weeks ago I posted here about a cryptocurrency project that I really believe is a game-changer. I was understandably met with a lot of cynicism and contempt, yet did my best to answer as best I could.

I tried to share my enthusiasm for the DRIP Community on the Reddit Cryptocurrency sub, but I forgot that Reddit can be a harsh and reactive mistress, thankfully with a short attention span… — DRIP Hate! I received a lot of flack, mostly from people who didn’t believe in the fundamentals of the coin, but weren’t prepared to read about it. I did my best to respond to each comment but it’s a bit like trying to hold back a tsunami with a single sandbag.