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Exploring Psychological Phenomena That Affect Decision-Making of Crypto Traders

Understanding how other people trade will help you understand market movements that would otherwise keep you puzzled. Just think about it: cryptocurrencies are usually not tied to real-world assets, so you can speculate that because there’s an armed conflict brewing in an area that’s a mass producer of X resource, its price will go up.


Why You Shouldn't Leave Indiana After Graduating

If you’re about to graduate from your Indiana-based university or college, you may have now started to think about returning home. However, there are many reasons that staying on in the state could actually be a great move. From Indiana’s low cost of living to its safe communities, access to a vast range of outdoor activities, and vibrant job market, the state is the perfect place to be for a graduate. Below, we look at the benefits of extending your stay - maybe permanently.


Crypto Money-Making Opportunities for Softball Fans

If you're a big softball fan who loves the game but is also looking for new ways to make some extra money on the side, you'll want to pay attention to the exciting opportunities opening up in the world of cryptocurrency.



How Sports Deals Can Help Crypto Expand into New Markets

If you take a good look around, you'll see crypto popping up in some pretty unexpected places lately. Just turned on the TV? There's crypto.com as an advertisement during major league sports. Checking out at the grocery store? You can use crypto to pay at grocery stores now. 



State of the Schools event takes place May 8 at Southside Middle School. Andrew Berger, DN

Community Celebrates Hopeful Future for Muncie Schools at State of the Schools

Community members, Muncie Community Schools (MCS) faculty and Ball State University faculty gathered at Southside Middle School May 8 for the first inaugural “State of the Schools” event. The occasion, which featured a buffet and live music, marked the first open community meeting to discuss the 2018 partnership between MCS and Ball State.