New iPhone-Controlled Crypto Vault Promises ‘Bank-Grade’ Security
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UMA, a smart contracts platform, is bringing the S&P 500 to the blockchain with the launch of a new ERC20 token that’ll represent ownership in the largest 500 companies in U.S. financial markets, the company announced Wednesday. UMA, an entity affiliated with Risk Labs, a Two Sigma Ventures-backed firm, also said the new token would trade on Beijing-based decentralized exchange DDEX, to start. MakerDao, the firm behind stable coin Dai, is also involved in the new token, per the release. Investors looking to buy the token are required to purchase it with DAI.
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we need prog pow to be implemented asap
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“People are trying to be SEC compliant,” he says. “But, for one, nobody knows what SEC compliant means, and two, regulators have not held up—from my perspective—their end of the bargain.” Corva says the SEC has so far failed to deliver on its promises of clear, “plain English” guidance for the crypto industry, and suspects it will likely never come. “The SEC, over a year and a half ago, said ‘come to us seeking no-action relief. Come to us for approved offerings.’ We haven’t seen a single no-action letter published,” he says maybe an 'opportunity' to ask them(SEC) ? -> The tour will start March 26 in San Francisco and continue across the US. - On March 6, the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology (FinHub) announced it will be traveling the country and conducting face-to-face meetings with FinTech startups and entrepreneurs. According to the SEC's announcement, the first meetings will be held in the SEC offices in San Francisco. After this, the FinHub staff will travel nationwide to facilitate "local peer-to-peer" meetings in which members of the FinTech community will have the chance to ask SEC representatives questions about regulations, projects, or any concerns. Participants can also discuss wide-ranging issues or even provide the SEC with a presentation about the projects they are working on. The meetings will begin on March 26, 2019. - The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that its staff will host a public forum focusing on distributed ledger technology (DLT) and digital assets on May 31, 2019.
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Impressive Memberlist of the Enterprice Ethereum Alliance (EEA) The EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum is meant to be interactive, fostering ongoing dialogue with the wider community. Along with the Online Forum already mentioned, the Observatory and Forum will hold a regular series of thematic workshops as well as other events intended to facilitate healthy debate and the exchange of ideas. Created as a European Parliament pilot project, the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum is being run under the aegis of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT). Partners include ConsenSys AG (general contractor), the University of Southampton, the Knowledge Media Institute at the Open University, University College London, and the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences. Louis Vuitton Owner LVMH Is Launching a Blockchain to Track Luxury GoodsLVMH has enlisted a full-time blockchain team who have been in stealth mode for over a year, working closely with ethereum design studio ConsenSys and Microsoft Azure, according to two people familiar with the project.
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BMW, Intel, And Nielsen Partner With Singapore-Based Blockchain AcceleratorAccording to the English-language newspaper Tech in Asia, Singapore's blockchain accelerator is backed by the government and operated by a local venture capitalist firm, Trive Ventures. The accelerator is product-based and is intended to help startups collaborate with enterprises that may be interested in blockchain-powered products. The Tribe Accelerator is partially funded by Enterprise Singapore, which is a government entity focused on developing the country's "startup ecosystem," and also receives support from accounting company PricewaterhouseCoopers' Singapore Digital Hub as well as Icon Foundation, a blockchain network out of South Korea. Per Tribe Accelerator, the initiative was first launched in December 2018 and has already partnered with ConsenSys. The addition of BMW Asia Group, Intel, and Nielsen can only help Singapore's efforts to strengthen its blockchain industry.
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Seems in this year we have a lot of new blockchains which have more TPS and more scalable... And some old blockchain are dying now. Like Neo for example - people just moving away from their blockchain. And some new for example Tomochain have much more TPS and near zero fees. So if ETH will not upgrade asap their TPS - they may follow for NEO
To be honest I don't think Tomochain could be comparable with ETH because this project is still more strong as compare with this project although Vitalik feel fear from Tron. Community support and good tech always keep any project in big demand so that I hope they will take action timely and will provide more better solution. "Vitalik feel fear from Tron"... LOL, are you sure? Can you give one single reference for your statement that why do you think that way? Because Justin got more followers at Twitter than Vitalik? Close to Half of Justin Sun’s New Followers Revealed as Fake ‘Tron is no operating system,’ says Cornell Professor; Ethereum [ETH]’s Vitalik Buterin contributes Wow, even the Twitter followers are fake! Ethereum is far more developed if compared with coins like TRX and EOS, they don't come anywhere near to Ethereum. Simple! Ethereum is already well-established coin in the market and has an active development team behind the ETH when the price of ETH drops many other companies start trolling the ETH coin but we should understand ETH is fair better blockchain then those coins who are commenting negatively about the ETH coin. Moral relativism and the power of unstoppable code on the Ethereum networkSlide from Vitalik Buterin’s keynote address. :
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Seems in this year we have a lot of new blockchains which have more TPS and more scalable... And some old blockchain are dying now. Like Neo for example - people just moving away from their blockchain. And some new for example Tomochain have much more TPS and near zero fees. So if ETH will not upgrade asap their TPS - they may follow for NEO
To be honest I don't think Tomochain could be comparable with ETH because this project is still more strong as compare with this project although Vitalik feel fear from Tron. Community support and good tech always keep any project in big demand so that I hope they will take action timely and will provide more better solution. "Vitalik feel fear from Tron"... LOL, are you sure? Can you give one single reference for your statement that why do you think that way? Because Justin got more followers at Twitter than Vitalik? Close to Half of Justin Sun’s New Followers Revealed as Fake ‘Tron is no operating system,’ says Cornell Professor; Ethereum [ETH]’s Vitalik Buterin contributes
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"Straight" is not possible. You have to prove that your "fins" have value in general. This is done only by selling them for bitcoins!
so, ... according to your reasoning, you 'claim' then, that ether has no value then, because a ' fin' (= 'abbreviation' of finney = milli-ether = pwei = petawei = 0.001 ether ) ? As long as there are no much shops which accept ether as 'pay method' , there is going to be those 'misconceptions' that ETH has no 'value' ... just my 2 cents of opinion -> In contrast, Chapman expects Ethereum to underperform during a recession because it’s more closely entangled with the equity markets than other cryptocurrencies. Accordingly, Ethereum’s trajectory generally follows broader stock-market trends. “Because Ethereum is a developer-focused blockchain, it’s very much dependent on how many companies use the Ethereum platform to build their projects. If those companies were to go out of business, Ethereum’s relevance and, subsequently, its price, would undoubtedly be affected.” Why not making more 'effort/promote' ether as a 'common pay-method' ??
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time to buy ETH when ethereum 'bashers' are on the news ->
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Inspired by ZCash? This could prove to be a very good advantage to Ethereum's privacy features, which are almost negligible right now. The Zcash community has very similar values to Ethereum in a lot of cases, but they are willing to be more aggressive in somewhat more centralized decision making. […] It is deciding where 20% of the Zcash inflation pool is going. And so far it’s been going to Zcash foundation and other developers. And I know that they’re interested in doing other things. I would be opposed to something that goes straight into some centralized organization. I would personally be in favor of something like that, but instead pumping the funds into something like Gitcoin.
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