On my Way to Mexico City and Central America Pt.2

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I NEVER SAW A PESOS UNTIL TODAY
I am going to learn a LOT and teach you all some cool things that you may or may not want to know.

So...today is the day CLOSER to the day that I leave for Mexico and Central America. I am still in learning mode as far as a lot of this goes.

Today's Lesson: When visiting Mexico, make sure to get your currency EXCHANGED before you go.

   In my case, I went to the local bank. The exchange was about $17.21 for each Pesos against the USD. Very cool.

I am going to go into DETAIL about the effects of Bitcoin in Mexico...but that is another topic for another thread.

I plan to POST many videos and writings about the trip. When you are doing absolutely nothing, that would be the optimum time to check out my journey and journal.

This can also start to turn into a course on currency trading and cryptocurrency if you want it to be.

Here's the location: GetITFromMike.com

On my Way to Mexico City and Central America Pt.1

Today is the day!

Getting everything ready for my trip to Mexico.

This is scheduled to be am AMZING trip. I will post the details and photos and videos on a regular basis. Stay tuned.

If you want to contact me...

Skype: GetItFromMike
Skype #: +1 310 961-4457

I will also be posting on this NEW site. the details are rather interesting.

https://steemit.com/@getitfrommike

Take a look at some of the facts:

Digital currency Steem soars 1,000% in value in two weeks

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/12/steem-digital-currency-steemit-value-soars

Steem, the digital currency behind the new social media website Steemit, soared more than 1,000% in value on Tuesday to more than $150m, two weeks after it first paid people who posted on its website, according to coinmarketcap.com.

Steemit rewards or pays users who post content that gets multiple thumbs up from the site’s participants. The reward given is the steem currency. Content on the site is not limited to digital currencies and users have posted varied topics from lasagne to a trip to North Africa. 

“It’s basically an incentivized social media platform,” said Steemit’s chief executive, Ned Scott, in an interview. The steem currency’s price on Tuesday was $1.75, equivalent to a market cap of $151.8m. That is the value of the 81.6m steems in circulation. On 4 July, when Steemit first paid users with steem for their content, the currency’s value was only $13m, according to Scott.

Of the 657 digital currencies tracked by price index site Coinmarket, Steem is the fifth-largest in terms of market cap. Digital currencies have gained broad appeal among investors as a mechanism to transfer assets without a third party or clearing agency.

Users who get the steem currency can then exchange it for bitcoin within the platform. They can use their bitcoin to pay for services or goods or hold them as an investment.

Steemit is similar to social media website Reddit and Facebook in the way it operates, encouraging users to post and share content. However, Steemit is also powered by blockchain, the underlying technology that anchors digital currencies such as bitcoin.

The website is here: https://steem.io/

I wish there was an affiliate program connected to it so I could give you a link. But, alas! Just a regular URL.

All the best to you and check out the Block Chaim and Bitcoin. Cool stuff...