Liza is a writer on BTC, ETH, NFTs, AI, and Vancouver Arts. She is also a marketer and Google Local Guide with 25+ million photo and video views on Google Maps in Vancouver, Canada. She offers AI-assisted digital courses.
Ethereum turned 10 on July 30, 2025—and it’s not just celebrating. It’s evolving. The Ethereum Foundation unveiled its bold new roadmap, the “Ethereum Lean Plan,” designed to scale the network to unprecedented levels, ensure 100% uptime, and prepare for threats from quantum computing.
Vancouver’s TAIWANfest returns with a transformative 2025 theme that dives deep into maritime heritage, diaspora identity, and cultural innovation. This year's theme, "Dialogue with the World" explores Portugal's historic ties and Taiwan's journey through migration, trade, and resilience.
Bitcoin-denominated Security Token Offerings (STOs) let businesses tokenize real-world assets like equity or real estate, and accept Bitcoin as the investment currency. It’s regulated, borderless, and built for the future.
Vancouver’s historic Chinatown is set to shine brighter than ever this summer as the Light Up Chinatown street festival returns for its fifth year for a two-day celebration on Columbia Street.
Bitcoin Venture Capital firms are reshaping startup funding by focusing solely on companies that treat Bitcoin as infrastructure—not just as currency. This new wave of capital unlocks growth for businesses building tools, apps, and services powered by Bitcoin’s protocol layer.
Canada introduced Bill S-206, the National Framework for a Guaranteed Livable Basic Income Act to redefine social support. This Act sets the foundation for ensuring every Canadian has access to the income needed to live with dignity, regardless of employment status.
As economic pressures intensify, barter networks increasingly serve as critical support structures—providing small business owners with enhanced operational flexibility, expanded market exposure, and a viable pathway to sustain their enterprises.
Barter exchanges are reshaping how small businesses survive and thrive—without relying on cash during slowing economic periods. These digital trade networks use a barter unit system, empowering members to earn, spend, and refer business within a supportive local economy.
