Computer Review Adds Digital Money Directory and Guide to its Market Segments
Representatives of Computer Review announced today the addition of Digital Money Directory and Guide to their monitoring services. The new directory joins Computer Review’s market segments, intended to be of interest to buyers, merchants, investors, proponents and regulators of currencies. The publication is monitoring the development of Bitcoin and other alternative currencies in the global economy for its subscribers.
“At first glance, digital money is a replacement for the heavily regulated and high-fee, centralized banking systems of the world,” a representative of Computer Review said.
“It certainly answers a need for cleaner, more secure Internet money transactions, and we’re monitoring this segment’s development for its future role in the global economy.”
Computer Review's basic tool set, the Knowledge Economy Selection Chart, and Create, the smartphone and tablet app, help subscribers find the digital money segment’s much sought-after company documents.
Tech Crunch reported that the alternative currency, Bitcoin, the cyber child of anonymous hacker Satoshi Nakamoto, had a potential of escalating in value from its current price of $97 to an astronomical $13,500 in ten years, hence the perception of a digital money bubble. The use of Bitcoin in the black market around the world, in particular in the gun trade, has its founders horrified, while some nations with currency problems are seeing Bitcoin develop as an alternative currency in their markets. Computer Review monitors developments like this and others.
With the innovative tools from Computer Review, subscribers follow Digital Money companies like Tradehill, a digital currency exchange company, and discover compelling documentation and up-to-the-minute company announcements. As investors and retailers look to digital money as a solution to Internet exchange challenges, such documentation and news is of incredible value. Other digital currencies also represent intriguing ideas for future digital transactions like VEN, a currency that is determined by other currencies, commodities and carbon future trading, adding a strong environmental component in digital transactions.
With Computer Review's focus on digital money segment’s primary news sources, market investments and promotions, informative blogs and world-wide monitoring, subscribers can figure out how digital money works and who benefits from it. When a new, promising concept like digital money is perceived as an investment bubble, the question on everybody’s mind is why? Its news subscribers can find with Create and Computer Review.
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Computer Review’s smart information bots monitor 30,000 companies in 120 countries daily. Subscribers include corporate and research libraries as well as academic facilities. They enjoy a one-stop, comprehensive resource to the knowledge economy, available online. Computer Review is continually updated to save subscribers time and money researching subjects like digital money and exciting investment and currency options. The well-organized data comes to subscribers in real time, and with Create, they get easy access. Why not subscribe to a database that can cut out 95% of the search engine noise and give you the information you need.
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