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  • Noodle lovers are in for another treat as Nissin Seafood Dreamland returns this year

    Noodle lovers are in for another treat as Nissin Seafood Dreamland returns this year

    Nissin is known for elevating how Filipinos enjoy noodles through their wide range of local and international flavors. This year, Nissin aims to level up your noodle experience and offer an exciting treat with the return of its Nissin Seafood Dreamland event this March. A haven for seafood lovers, Nissin Seafood Dreamland is an immersive…

  • What is DCA? No, it’s not Dinner, Chores, and Allowance

    If you’re a mom, you probably hear “DCA” and think: Dinner, Chores, and Allowance—the never-ending cycle of motherhood. But in the crypto world, DCA stands for Dollar-Cost Averaging, a simple strategy that helps you invest without losing sleep over price swings. Because let’s be real—the crypto market can feel like parenting a toddler. One minute…

  • Day 3: How Blockchain Works (And Why Moms Should Care About It)

    After exploring digital money in our last blog post, let’s dive into what makes it all possible: blockchain. Think of blockchain as the solid foundation holding the entire world of digital money together, much like the structure of a home supports every room. Without it, the promise of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum wouldn’t exist.…

  • January 2025 Bitcoin Price Drop: Should You Sell or Hold?

    TL;DR: Disclaimer: This information is for general knowledge and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Bitcoin has been making waves this January, dropping from $102,000 to $91,000 in a matter of days. For moms juggling family finances, this sudden dip might feel like a red flag. If you’re a mom who’s invested…

  • Day 2: What is Digital Money?

    Digital money is basically money that lives online. Unlike the cash in your wallet, digital money exists only in electronic form. You’ve probably used it without even realising it! Here in the Philippines, if you’ve ever transferred money using GCash or Maya, or paid bills through an online banking app, you’ve already interacted with digital…

  • Day 1: Did you say Bitcoin when you meant a different type of cryptocurrency?

    Truth be told, when I first learned about cryptocurrency, I thought everything was called Bitcoin. 🤪 Me: What Bitcoin do you have? Friend: You mean cryptocurrencies? I have Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and PEPE. Me: Aren’t they all Bitcoin? Like many others, I assumed they were the same thing. It wasn’t until I explored the crypto…

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