View from an attorney Drew Hinkes, an adjunct professor at NYU Law and Athena Blockchain general counsel, pointed out to Decrypt that the statement merely confirms Clayton’s position, not that of the Commission. “Clayton’s statement is a staff member’s statement agreeing with a prior staff member’s public statement,” he said. “Although there is political capital necessary to make these public statements, they do not create or establish the law for these topics.” Hinkes added that the statement does at least confirm that there is a system of “internal analysis used by the regulator when considering the status of certain instruments.” Yet this is “not as useful as guidance, rulemaking, a regulation, or a law would be for issuers” and leaves startups—and their lawyers—“unclear as to whether offerings should be structured around these comments.” In other words, we’re still in the dark.
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Emaar Group, the Dubai-based real estate giant is all set to launch an Emaar community token on the Ethereum [ETH] blockchain and the ERC20 token framework. The Emaar group was behind the development of the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Fountain, Dubai Mall, and the Dubai Opera House. The group boasts a revenue of $5.38 billion.
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Based on the Commission's screening, ministers blacklisted today 15 countries. Of those, 5 have taken no commitments since the first blacklist adopted in 2017: American Samoa, Guam, Samoa, Trinidad and Tobago, and US Virgin Islands. 3 others were on the 2017 list but were moved to the grey list following commitments they had taken but have now to be blacklisted again for not having followed up: Barbados, United Arab Emirates and Marshall Islands. A further 7 countries were moved today from the grey list to the blacklist for the same reason: Aruba, Belize, Bermuda, Fiji, Oman, Vanuatu and Dominica.Another 34 countries will continue to be monitored in 2019 (grey list), while 25 countries from the original screening process have now been cleared. http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-19-1606_en.htm
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Ethereum Blockchain Is One of the Most UsefulThe blockchain of Ethereum (ETH) is one of the most useful in the blockchain space. Nevertheless, the blockchain project is paying a big price for the abundant fake projects in the crypto industry. A lot of Initial Coin Offerings used the protocol of Ethereum in 2017 and 2018. Ethereum is now the one paying for the sham motives of most of these projects. The massive decline in the value of Ethereum is basically as a result of the low rate of new Initial Coin Offerings coming in the market. Investors are now smarter, they now have a better understanding of the landscape. A lot of existing projects are now selling-off their Ether as a result of the crash in the value of the digital currency. However, the founder of ConsenSys and the co-creator of Ethereum – Joseph Lubin – believes that the adoption process and use cases of Ethereum’s protocol is growing rapidly.
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However, until now it was never fully clear whether Hinman was communicating official SEC policy or his own personal views. Previously, Clayton had said that he did not consider Bitcoin a security, but he had declined to address other assets, including Ethereum. The distinction is crucial. A securities classification would have likely seen Ethereum booted from US cryptocurrency exchanges, and the SEC previously warned that exchanges that list illegal securities could themselves faces repercussions. This increased regulatory clarity could further help spur institutional adoption, as questions surrounding cryptocurrencies’ legal status has been identified as one of several roadblocks to convincing more institutions to become active in the crypto space.
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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 ) ?
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i am just a 'noob' in crypto , and beginning to learn more about it ; i just wonder, when 'common people' (like me) can pay with 'fins' in a shop , bakery, pub, etc..... ? It is easy. 1. Convert all your "fins" in bitcoins. 2. Sell your bitcoins to me. 3. You now have fiat currency and can pay in a shop, bakery, pub etc. nope, i would like it much easier ..... to pay 'fins' 'straight' to a shop, bakery, pub etc.
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Oh, my friend. I known the story of Hal Finney, who passed by years ago due to his disease. After saw your thread, I have a bad feeling regards to the image. Then, I searched and found the article. https://www.coindesk.com/hal-finney-bitcoin-wordsIt is real image of Hal Finney, I guess based on Google Search results. So, I think that you should not post it here, as the way you show your respect to Hal Finney. He is one of the most honourable bitcoin developers. you are right, i changed the image of a more happier moment of him and his caring wife Fran.
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If this succeeds, BNB will soon be the second ETH and people will be very interested in this. I personally believe that BNB will soon develop well and may pass ETH in the future. Currently, BNB is getting more attention from ETH and the value of ETH has not changed over the past 2 weeks. forget binance coin if the exchange goes down the fake security is down... it has no other use purpose its not meant for general public unlike ethereum which is meant for people it does not represent any exchange or company... if binance is company your bnb token is a security so your buying a security and people are stupid to get into that illusion that this token is superior blah blah... get the facts right and in the end its your hard earned money i suppose. ask binance to give you stake in his company as this bnb token is a security am sure you will get a big NO strange, .... BNB (binancecoin), which is on the Ethereum platform, is according to Zhao Changpeng a 'security' , but the USA SEC said -> and ;
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I believe so for the fact that ETH and BNB are two different cryptocurrencies of which if we compare the two, its very obvious that ETH has far more use cases and is a very superior than BNB. isn't it, that BNB (binance coin) IS (till this moment anyway) a 'use case' of Ethereum platform ? also, for every transaction of BNB's , there has to be a ETH 'gas fee' ?
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Ethereum looks a lot improved with a clear decentralized currency i love ethereum and exited to see its roadmap implemented.
With very important updates just recently been implemented, there is no doubt that Ethereum and its community continues to strive to improve itself to be more competitive as possible. interesting read ;
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Paris Blockchain Summit, 2019 ;
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