Hi my name is Joseph Moreno and this is the business IT blogcast that goes into the business side of information technology where we cover topics ranging from new cyber security patch releases to twitter being bought for 50 billion when its only worth half. I do not have quite yet have a degree but am about 5 months shy of that. I am fairly new to the industry as a whole as most my experience from computers is a result of what I learned in the marine corps. Unless you’re in a high command or a contractor then you really don’t get a whole lot of experience designing networks in the Marine corps, its more about the install and maintaining of these networks. Im still learning every day and the more I learn the more I plan to add those lessons into this blogcast and just give my overall opinion of the industry today. To provide content on this first episode I will use the March/April issue of wired entitled “It’s a Rich Mans world”. Wired is a national tech magazines that examines all aspects of the tech industry. Within minutes of my browsing I came across an interesting article entitled “Memecoin of the Realm” and its about an art advisor dad, Adam Biesk whos son unexpectantly created a popular memecoin that he would then sell it off once his coin started trading in the thousands of dollars. In an investors eyes its almost like they are getting the rug pulled from under them just as their stock is getting hot. This is not an illegal practice and has been seen multiple times from different types of crypto currency. Although not illegal, it is heavily frowned upon in the crypto Industry. I feel as though it falls on the responsibility of the investor to research the stock adequately and put his money in better trusted coins. If a coin is surging and you see that it was just created that same day, maybe only put a couple hundred in before you go for the big deposits. I will conclude my first blogcast there due to time constraints but I will be back later this semester to offer my input on more of techs biggest stories. Thank you.