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In my, admittedly, limited experience, I have found that YouTube seems to provide the best daily crypto updates because each video is, necessarily, supported by some personal analysis which you - the viewer - can quickly determine is useful or not. 

Of course, people look for updates for numerous reasons; however, assuming one is not day-trading but does have a basic understanding (or even a wish to understand) cryptos, then I have found that one YouTuber, Carter Thomas at "CoinMastery TV", is excellent and stands-out among the rest. 

I have a busy legal practice; so, if I have time to watch only one video a day, then that's who I watch. His daily presentations are well done [both mechanically & substantively] and his demeanor is calm and even-keeled - which affords a measure of credibility that many of his contemporaries on YouTube sorely lack. 

Indeed, Carter specifically states that he is NOT an expert - which makes him even more trustworthy...in my book, anyway. 

Further, it is obvious from his videos that he does his proverbial "homework" by studying the topics (mainly, currencies, companies and trends) before he makes his videos about them. 

While that would seem to be standard practice, after watching dozens of hours of YouTube videos about Bitcoin, Ethereum, 'Altcoins', Blockchain and Cryptocurency, I can assure you that is not the case.

So, in hopes of saving you dozens of hours of searching through mediocre to outright bad videos on YouTube to find someone who knows cryptos and who is also articulate and disciplined in his presentations, please see the following link to Carter Thomas' CoinMastery TV YouTube videos from this past August:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_SQcFORorezLt3YKO2juFPcUxsdTJVH4 

Disclaimer: I, the author, am a subscriber to CoinMastery TV and I subscribed fairly shortly after its' creation and first publication on YouTube. 

The reference to CoinMastery TV, however, is neither an 'endorsement' by CryptoWeekly.io nor by me, the author of this article and the creator of CryptoWeekly.io. Further, please note that neither CryptoWeekly.io nor I am being paid to post this or any other information. Instead, I am simply sharing information that I think you, the reader, will find useful - especially since there are hundreds of talking heads on YouTube making all types of predictions about cryptocurreny!

The Daniel Law Firm is merging with Magee Goldstein Lasky & Sayers PC. The firm is located on the top floor of the BBT Building in downtown Roanoke, Virginia. The firm primarily services clients in the areas of Immigration, Bankruptcy, Business & Corporate (including Tax, M&A and now CryptoLaw too), Life Insurance Claims, Personal Injury (Motorcycle, Automobile and Trucking / Tractor-Trailer Crashes), Medical Malpractice, and Criminal Defense (both State & Federal Court - including Traffic/DUI, Drug Offenses, Violent Felony Offenses & White Collar Crime)   

Perhaps most notably for the crypto-community, though, is that, currently, both The Daniel Law Firm PC and Magee Golstein Lasky & Sayers PC have started accepting payments in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Once the merger is complete, the new firm will also accept BTC and ETH and is considering others for the future.

When asked about it, managing partner, Andy Goldstein, said - quite simply: 

"Let's Open The Flood Gates!"

As of this writing, DLF/MGLS PC had submitted and received signed copies of their first "CryptoCurrency Client Engagement" and "Bitcoin Payment" Agreements. They expect to receive their first payment in BTC tomorrow - Monday, October 2, 2017. 

This is a very exciting development for the cryptoverse as we see more established businesses - in this case, respected law firms - diving headlong into the crypto-craze and joining among the still few, yet elite, law firms in the world to accept crypto-payments! 

Is this a sign that more will follow? Methinks, yes. It is only a matter of time before even the most skeptical lawyers (traditionally a skeptical bunch anyway), see the proverbial light and begin to accept this form of payment as a matter of course. 

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