This is so cool....I lived in Palm Beach for many years and also the home of the US President Donald Trump. Now Bitcoin has hit the south. U.S.-based financial research and publishing firm Palm Beach Group has announced that it will be conducting a $1 million bitcoin giveaway in coming days. The giveaway will be conducted as part of a week-long free training event which will be hosted by Palm Beach Group’s Teeka Tiwari from October 26th onward.

Happy to see this......

This so just so cool to see......Juliettes Interiors, a London-based luxury retailer in the United Kingdom (UK), announced it will accept the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, bitcoin. Juliette Thomas, the company’s founder and Director, forecasts, “I realise we stand alone in our sector at the moment but, within 18 months, I think [bitcoin] will be a part of everyday life.”

Everyone has the opportunity to enjoy Cryptocurrency's ......

Advantages over competitors I see that restaurants get free of fees....How will this effect the bottom line  ? 

How do we get clients to provide sells for the sellers, Is this done by marketing via the Internet ?

Cryex, a company that intended to build blockchains for banks, is being sold off for bottom dollar. The business started to face difficult economic times, according to a news piece published today in Swedish media. The Swedish-based bitcoin exchange Safello are buying in exchange for shares, no cash involved, according to reports. Cryex originally burst into the spotlight in 2015 when investors poured 10+ millions of dollars worth of seed funding into the company..........

Bitcoin Accessibility From a Blind Person’s Perspective. Last week a fundraiser was started in order to get Satoshi Nakamoto’s original bitcoin white paper written in Braille for blind people. Thanks to the generosity of many bitcoin proponents, the project’s funding was successfully completed, and the paper will soon be made available to the general public.

I have to say this is really awesome...Good Job !

Singapore has no plans to regulate cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, according to the head of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. However, some laws are being formalized that could apply to some cryptocurrency activities and initial coin offerings

This is interesting as I do not see the benefit for Singapore, and I would say in the near future there will be regulations in place.

It just makes sense ..........

I was reading and I see we want to provide the small  business the same tools and a large business. How does this come cost effective and are the fees the smae for both ?

I do not understand how the wallet works. I was talking with a friend and he stated that you will be able to use your sell phone to make trasactions ?

The Paris-based cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturing company Ledger has announced a recent partnership with the giant multinational technology firm Intel. The joint initiative aims to tether Ledger’s unique operating system, ‘BOLOS’ and Intel’s ‘Software Extension Guard’ .

This is interesting as Big connects with Bigger....

A parliamentary audit of the Bank of Korea revealed that it has done “poor” research on digital currencies including bitcoin and ether. The central bank’s governor told lawmakers that digital currency is not currency and promised to conduct more research on this topic.

Well this looks like someone did not do there homework and now they sort of looking stupid..Time to catch up.....

Russia’s president Vladimir Putin has issued orders pertaining to the regulation of cryptocurrencies, initial coin offerings (ICO), and cryptocurrency mining. He wants changes made to the Russian legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies and tokens. Mining operations will also be registered and taxed. The prime minister and the central bank governor will be responsible for completing the orders by July next year.


....Interesting I have to say !

I was reading about automation and really had an eye opener when you sit down and see how much we depend on automation every day in our lives. Is the key to the success other than price it have to ask is automation the foundation to the success of this  ?

Hello I was reading about catering enterprises  and I was wondering what constitutes casual dining ?

DRW has pivoted in accordance with shifting trends in the economy and in fintech sector.

Traditional stocks do not move like crytocurrencies, and the higher volatility of Bitcoin markets. This means larger gains...

I see this type of trading being common in all trading platforms sooner than later..Good Stuff........ 

The talk is big with the rich and famous... While some of them are optimistic but hesitant, Others as you may think are surly upbeat and believe the decentralized currency is better system than gold or fiat. n example is Mark Cuban"s guide to getting rich is vested 10% on Bitcoin. Tony Robbins says Bitcoin is like betting in Las Vegas. I think Tony"s message is to be cautions and   control your risk, we sure do not see that from the financial gurus to tell you to control risk....

I thought this was very interesting and I took away a positive sentiment on Bitcoin.......

The UK is making it very difficult for the country's Bitcoin related business and services.  Word has it that they are concerned for the clients.

Really do we believe that..NOT This looks like a calming as the Brexit continues and they are just looking to smooth things over during this process. They [UK ] will have to deal with this at some time as Bitcoin is not going away.

When purchasing a Bitcoin can we purchase a percent of a complete Bitcoin. For example 50%  ?

I have been reading and I am interested in a restaurant wallet can someone tell me how this works....?

With three hard forks in less than twelve months a real possibility, many bitcoiners are wondering about their implications. Often left out of the debate are tax consequences. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) hasn’t offered much clarity since its announcements in 2014, and even those were of little help.

Remember the IRS will not lose anything and make adjustments as it wants.

What is the IRS stance on Bitcoin..?