Week 4 (05-11/3) Bitcointalk username: MightyStorm Twitter username: @juice_major Twitter auditLink: https://twitter.com/juice_majorTwitter followers: 6170 ETH Address:0x01A4C30a5e5444d5003f363FD0516424b5B775FB Links of Retweets 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. |
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 With venture capital investments in FinTech startups booming, at a record US$315 million raised in 2014 and more in 2015, we wondered: Where is all this funding being spent, and why are those in the digital currency business not living a more “FunTech” lifestyle? Click image to keep reading... |
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 ... some choose to leave, because of the bill which requires that UK companies implement state-mandated backdoors in all cryptography, and that telecommunications providers retain user data for 12 months. It gives the government the power of surveillance, and requires startups to hand over information for inspection. |
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With venture capital investments in FinTech startups booming, at a record US$315 million raised in 2014 and more in 2015, we wondered: Where is all this funding being spent, and why are those in the digital currency business not living a more “FunTech” lifestyle? Click image to keep reading... |
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 What are they, exactly?Does it make sense to give the choice of a proper name priority over the way how you treat your customers (let's imagine you have some already)? What do you think the most important things to keep oin mind as you abput to launch a startup in fintech area? Do you quite agree with what the article says in general? |
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 Starting your own business is always difficult. Launching a cryptocurrency business amidst legal uncertainty and Bitcoin’s image problem is even harder. “We literally don't even have a website users can visit for information at the moment,” wrote a popular user named Rune on Bitsharestalk. “Don't get pissed at other people, our publicity sucks because our marketing sucks. We're working to improve it and the new website will hopefully change things and make people start taking us seriously.” Indeed, downplaying the marketing side of things could spell the end of your business regardless of how good your product may be. CoinTelegraph spoke to Spanish-based digital currency exchange Exmo and California based Bitcoin API firm Gem on how prospective entrepreneurs can step up their marketing game, boost their public image and gain a foothold in the promising yet volatile industry. Click image to read on... |
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Anyone can purchase physical gold with Bitcoin and 35+ altcoins, including Dogecoin, Litecoin, Namecoin, Monero and others. Link does not work.. Anyway, noble coin Marketplace Will offer exactly This once the linences are arranged. I think they Will accept most coins, but offer a discount on Using. nobl Sorry, my bad, fixed the link. |
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Anyone can purchase physical gold with Bitcoin and 35+ altcoins, including Dogecoin, Litecoin, Namecoin, Monero and others. |
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Link given by you leads to nowhere . Are you sure about the OP ?
My bad, fixed the link. |
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Beside other things, US government prosecutors have imposed a money judgment against Ross Ulbricht, I wonder, how they calculated what the fake IDs are worth? |
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In a proof-of-stake system, each coin is kind of like a miniature mining rig and the more coins you stake, the more coins you can get as rewards. These rewards either come from network fees or from inflation. The article provides an argument that proof-of-stake systems are flawed. It claims this is so because in most proof-of-stake systems, having 51% of the staking coins at any one time is basically the equivalent of having 51% of the hashrate of a proof-of-work coin, and since the rich get richer under some proof-of-stake models, the coin will eventually be controlled by a single rich person who might be able to sufficiently mount a 51% attack and manipulate the blockchain. It then goes into detail about how this could be prevented by proposing novel variations of proof-of-stake. Surprisingly however, proof-of-importance doesn't seem to be on that list. It's a variation of proof-of-stake but where factors other than just your staking balance are also taken into account: http://cointelegraph.com/news/113698/proof-of-importance-nem-is-going-to-add-reputations-to-the-blockchainThanks, that's easier to understand. |
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Okcoin smells really bad, I withdrawed my bitcoins from there when I read that in reddit
I don't have any bitcoins stored there, but I told a friend to do the same thing you did. |
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