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Here you can find the second part of the article: https://coinidol.com/world-economy-with-BTC-truth-or-myth-part-2/

With the continuous development and redefinition of the capabilities and possibilities that come with Bitcoin, some experts believe that an international foreign exchange market can be built around Bitcoin.

To be able to function as an international foreign exchange currency, the currency must be acceptable internationally and hold a fairly stable value. Bitcoin seems to be possessing all these qualities. Coinidol.com asked Finance experts for their thoughts on bitcoin being used as a currency of exchange on the international foreign exchange market.

You can read the full article and take part in the discussion here: https://coinidol.com/bitcoin-serve-as-international-foreign-exchange/

CoinIdol.com, world cryptocurrency news outlet, investigated the status of regulation in Canada for Bitcoin and blockchain technology.

Coinidol.com has conducted a 3-part survey to determine what exactly is going on with the regulation of Bitcoin and blockchain technology in Canada. Representatives of one organization, one association, and one bank were interviewed; the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI); the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA); and ATB Financial. They hold different positions on the status of Bitcoin and blockchain regulation in Canada.

The first survey was done with the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), which is an independent agency of the Canadian Government, established in 1987 to contribute to the safety and soundness of the Canadian financial system. The OSFI regulates federally registered banks subject to federal oversight.

You can read the full article and take part in the discussion here: https://coinidol.com/regulation-in-canada-for-disruptive-bitcoin-&-blockchain/

Quote from: Slow death on January 25, 2017, 04:34:54 PM

Quote from: Vladdirescu87 on January 25, 2017, 04:03:20 PM

My name is Alexey Anthonov and I am a private investor in Blockchain projects, as well as a Blockchain tech evangelist in Russia. I’m the director of BCFoundation, the first organisation in Russia to support the development of Blockchain technology. I truly adore different tech innovation startups that can change any part of business, government or society.

Thanks to a massive amount of advertisement and the Russian background of this Australian project, I noticed and became interested in the Chronobank project.

First I decided to understand it, if I’m buying Labour Hours tokens and intend to use them as they were designed – in exchange for someone’s work – who will guarantee the quality of this work? For example, if I buy an hour of babysitting work, I can’t change the quality of this work by varying the price. How do I determine if a babysitter is good or not? Who will monitor the work? Will I have any legal relationship with a Labour-offering company? I have many other questions.

You can read the full article and take part in the discussion here: https://coinidol.com/why-i-refused-to-invest-in-chronobank/

You have posted a topic that will create a lot of "noise", maybe it would be better to post in this section:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0

In this section there are more people knowledge with altcoin and are people with enough experience and vision, I think that debating this theme (Why I Refused to Invest in Chronobank - Expert) will be very interesting

Done, thanks for the advice.

Why I Refused to Invest in Chronobank - Director of BCFoundation

Detailed opion about the Chronobank of Alexey Antonov as an expert: https://coinidol.com/why-i-refused-to-invest-in-chronobank/

As time passes, more and more countries try to phase out cash by passing laws. In the absence of cash, a government could, at any time, seize someone’s whole property if he is considered to be annoying to the system.

Lacking cash’s anonymity, the government, or anyone else, could gain access to personal information. Such knowledge is power in today’s digital life. Someone could know what we eat, where, and how long we stay there, or worse, they could know our sexual preferences. The above dangers are well known to the internet world.

Coinidol.com has reached out to 7 experts with different views, to enlighten us on one simple question:

“Where do you think the restriction of cash transactions, as is happening in Greece, Venezuela, India etc., will lead us?”

You can read the full article and take part in the discussion here: https://coinidol.com/world-economy-with-bitcoin-truth-or-myth-part-1/

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, FINRA, has just published a report on the “Implications of Blockchain for the Securities Industry”, with a recommendation for distributed ledger market participants and regulators to collaborate in addressing any potential regulatory gaps in the way of Blockchain technology adoption.According to the paper, FINRA points out the potential of distributed ledger technologies to bring additional efficiencies and increased transparency to the industry while also presenting some novel risks, and calls for an open dialogue with market participants to address any of these potential risks.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/finra-calls-blockchain-market-and-regulators-collaborate/

In 2009 bitcoin hit the electronic currency world by surprise and later captured the attention of the masses and information technology companies. Coinidol.com investigates why most people are still too scared to use bitcoin as their main currency for day-to-day business.

In Africa, Asia and South and Central America, there is widespread poverty brought about by underdevelopment and low levels of education. Bitcoin is a currency of the elite, those who can read and write and those who are connected to the internet which is lacking in most regions in these continents.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/why-bitcoin-scares-society/

The European Union is planning a database that will assign every cryptocurrency wallet to its holder’s identity. After recently being hit hard by Terrorist activities, the EU believes a lot of the funding for terrorism is done anonymously through bitcoin.

The current anonymity means you can send payments to a wallet without your identity being known. With the planned move of the EU, this won’t be the case. EU governments will be able to attach a user ID to every transaction done within the EU zone for incoming and outgoing transactions.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/eu-planning-a-database-to-link-user-ids-to-cryptocurrency-wallets/

Synaphea, a simple word but its meaning has great power. This word is used to explain the mutual relationship between two or more events or circumstances, that change simultaneously because of causal links between them.

This is an innovation that the team has presented us at the recent Bitcoin & Blockchain event in Athens, a real-world application on the blockchain.

George Theofilis has explained that this Blockchain application is designed to be used by insurance companies like Groupama. At an early stage, it will connect the internal interface of an insurance company to insurance agents by distance.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/blockchain-project-synaphea-for-insurance-companies/

China is struggling with containing capital flight out of the economy. Due to economic uncertainty, most Chinese investors feel safer investing abroad than in China. The most recent attempt to control capital flight in China has been an attempt to seal off the Bitcoin corridor.

Every country becomes a skeptic if its citizens transfer their wealth to other countries in large volume. The Chinese government is struggling with a grave problem of that caliber. People transfer wealth to another country when they are not sure of the political or economic future of their home country.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/china-launches-fresh-bitcoin-crackdown/

Yes. It's true. I think he means time to decrease by 99.8%.

Tumblebit, a proof-of-concept project aimed at helping with cryptocurrency fungibility and anonymity, is said to be finalizing a platform that would make cryptocurrency transactions surveillance-proof, faster at propagating and unforgeable, while also ensuring efficient scaling.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/tumblebit-to-increase-blockchain-transaction-speed/

Bitcoin has one of the highest price variations when compared with other financial assets traded on the forex markets. In the past year, the price of bitcoin has been more stable as compared with the price of oil from the world’s major oil producing nations.

The price of bitcoin is determined primarily by the activities of the bitcoin community, i.e. the demand and supply of bitcoin. Bitcoin has one of the highest fluctuations as compared to fiat currencies, but in the past year, observation has established that the volatile price of bitcoin has not been varying much compared to the price of petroleum.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/bitcoin-price-volatility-lower-than-oil-price-in-the-past-year/

Auxesis, an Indian IIT-based startup has partnered with Mutichain, a platform that helps organisations build blockchain and shared ledger applications. The partnership is seen as fueling blockchain development in the ailing Indian economy.

Coinidol interviewed the CEO of Ausesis, Akash Gaurav, about the project and Blockchain in India.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/auxesis-&-multichain-to-fuel-blockchain-development-in-india/

“Banking on Bitcoin”, a new film which shows the history and future of bitcoin, is set to be released on January 6, 2017.

The film is produced by Gravitas Ventures, an independent cinema house founded in 2006. It will be launch in selected theatres come January.

There are very many ways of recording history for future generations. Books, audio records, papers, articles and, most profoundly, movies. Movies can help keep records of how things happened in a certain period. Banking on Bitcoin, a 2016 film set for launch in early 2017, is said to say it all on the history and also tries to predict the future of bitcoin.

You can read the full article and take part in the discussion here: https://coinidol.com/bitcoin-gets-a-hold-of-hollywood-with-bitcoin-movie/

The year 2017 promises to be a really Happy New year for Bitcoin users, beginning with a sharp rise of the Bitcoin price to $1000.

On the first day of 2017, Bitcoin’s price reached $1,000. On January 1, Bitcoin price reached $1,000 at the Bitfinex exchange, and two hours later, the same price for Bitcoin was seen on Bitstamp.
For the second time in history Bitcoin’s price has risen above $1,000. A possible jump of the BTC price was first predicted in the beginning of December 2016, when Bitcoin’s price reached $800. Moreover, Saxo Bank’s 'Outrageous Predictions' for 2017 stated that the Bitcoin price may triple and rise up to the level of $2,100.

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/happy-beginning-of-2017-bitcoin-hits-1000/

The new image-hosting service, Supload, pays users who upload photos to the website 50% of the funds generated from Ads running on the site. The service has a minimum withdraw of $1.00 and users can withdraw at any time into their bitcoin wallet.

Image sharing is the modern way of sharing information and reporting events that happen in different parts of the world. The recent war in Syria has been reported to the world media by civilians who share images taken from their mobile phones in social media and on image sharing services. Supload, a new image sharing service wants to revolutionize the industry by paying users for sharing their images on its website.

What is supload? What kind of services does it offer and what format of images does it allow?

You can read the full article here: https://coinidol.com/image-hosting-pays-bitcoin-for-sharing-photos/