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Вообщем такой вопрос - если все стороны действующего смарт-контракта хотят изменить условия, могут ли они отменить этот смарт-контракт с помощью мультиподписи, а потом создать новый смарт-контракт с обновленными условиями его выполнения?
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Friends, I’d like to tell you a personal story about how a seemingly insignificant coin may not make a decent profit.During 3 days EXM gives from 30 to 40% per day stable, without bugs. The stock market EXMO itself is growing, and it’s going up the value of its own token. Maybe we’ll see something like BNB, but it will take a certain amount of time.
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I recently learned that there is one wallet in the world with 1 million BTC attached. Who do you think it could be?
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Guys, I’m asking for your opinion. In connection with the last Ddos-attak on the EXMO exchange (the official response of the exchange), it is a question of time who will be the next target. Have you ever had a breakdown in the stock exchanges you use? If so, how has management responded?
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Will we see further growth, or will everything stagnate at this point. Perhaps we should expect the return of the dark horse XRP?
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Yesterday I managed to make money on this coin by closing a short deal and going to bed. Today, the coin returned to the date I closed the deal. Interested in the opinion which exchanges you use to trade this coin and highlight their positive aspects regarding this particular situation. Thank you!
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ETH overcame $1700. Is $1800 around the corner?
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The XRP (XRP) price remained relatively unmoved on Thursday, Jan. 14, even as the broader cryptocurrency market ignited a recovery that saw over $150 billion flood back into the global market cap.
Earlier this week the United States Securities and Exchange Commission announced the impending departure of Marc P. Berger, the commission’s Acting Director of the Division of Enforcement. The outgoing director was in office for the commencement of the SEC's $1.3 billion lawsuit against Ripple Labs.
Berger leaves his position at the end of the month after just five months in the post. He had previously led the New York Regional Office as director since 2017, before being appointed to the enforcement division in August 2020.
The official announcement posted to the SEC website on Jan. 12 notes the departing director oversaw enforcement actions against numerous companies and corporate entities relating to a plethora of financial crimes and misconduct.
These include Telegram Group Inc, which was ordered to pay back over $1.2 billion to investors following what was deemed to be an illegal token sale. Berger was in office for the commencement of the recent Ripple lawsuit saga, where the CEOs of Ripple Labs are accused of holding an unregistered $1.3 billion securities offering. The case will continue in Berger’s absence, with a pretrial date set for February.
Berger also brought actions against JP Morgan and Robinhood for market misconduct, as well as Deutsche Bank AG, Herbalife and Stryker Corp for violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Following XRP’s 76% price collapse throughout December 2020, the coin managed to claw back 68% of its value, but the coin’s current valuation of $0.29 remains some way off a recent November high of $0.78.
The coin price remained relatively stable on Thursday despite the general direction taken by the rest of the market. The current XRP price of $0.295150 is 1.3% lower than that recorded 24 hours earlier and leaves XRP with a market cap in the region of $13 billion.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, or CME, recorded significant volume for its Bitcoin (BTC) futures trading product over the course of last 12 months. “More than 2.2+ million contracts were traded in 2020,” a CME representative told Cointelegraph. Each cash-settled Bitcoin futures contract at the CME is worth the dollar value of five Bitcoin.
The trading hub recorded higher than normal numbers as Bitcoin’s price heated up in December, following a break of its 2017 all-time price high of $19,892 on Dec. 1. “BTC average daily volume (ADV) reached 11,179 contracts (55.9K equivalent bitcoin) in December, up 114% YoY [year over year],” the CME representative said.
Average daily open interest, or ADOI, “reached a record of 11,108 contracts (55,540 equivalent bitcoin) in Q4, up 233% vs. Q4 2019,” according to a statement from CME Group. Big players also showed up for trading, evident in the exchange’s large open interest holders, or LOIH, count. “The number of LOIH grew to a record of 110 in the first week of December, indicating strengthening institutional interest,” the CME representative said.
The CME is planning a February launch for its Ethereum (ETH) futures, which were initially announced in December.
A number of large financial entities expressed interest in Bitcoin in 2020, including MicroStrategy and Square, who allocated large sums of capital to crypto’s first asset.
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Cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturer Ngrave released the initial results of its ongoing crypto security survey on Wednesday. The results give a number of insights into the current state of security in the digital-asset space and show that a full quarter of users perceive their current security measures to be more effective than they actually are. The survey has so far been completed by over 1,400 crypto users from 78 countries around the world. Despite efforts to push for inclusion in the space, 90% of respondents were male, and over 60% fell within the 25–45 age bracket. Of those surveyed, 62% held at least some of their cryptocurrency on an exchange, with one in three holding over 40% of their assets on a single exchange. The vast majority (96%) of those holding assets on exchanges use some form of two-factor authentication, or 2FA. However, one in four do not make a backup of their 2FA codes. full - https://cointelegraph.com/news/survey-25-of-crypto-users-not-securing-assets-as-well-as-they-think
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