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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Google has removed 49 cryptocurrency wallet browser extensions! Good move?
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on: April 20, 2020, 09:46:43 AM
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We have fulfilled all the requirements laid down by the FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit) authorities to acquire the licenses. In case of doubts, you are most welcome to cross-check the same with the said authorities. In the meantime, what we fail to understand why you are obsessing over a Virtual Office. Is it because there is a virtual office provider registered in the same building as us? We provide cryptocurrency exchange and wallet services, You are most welcome to experience all or any of the service first hand rather than just sticking to random points.
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / How Akon plans to unite Africa with Cryptocurrency?
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on: March 19, 2020, 12:18:20 PM
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A World-famous rapper with two number 1 Billboard Hits, four triple-platinum songs including 5 Grammy nominations and currently an entrepreneur, Akon, shares his vision for Akoin cryptocurrency in an exclusive video interview with Cointelegraph. The crypto platform will enable the tokenized trading of mobile phone credits, an accessible and useful alternative to many fiat currencies on the continent of Africa. In the interview with Cointelegraph, Akon discusses how the widespread use of mobile phone credits as a means of trade across Africa inspired the Akoin crypto network. To find out all about Akon’s plan to build crypto-powered cities in every major African city, check out the complete exclusive video interview with Akon. Here is the link to the full story on How Akon plans to unite Africa with Cryptocurrency?
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you think, India lifting the ban on cryptocurrencies will impact BTC Price?
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on: March 13, 2020, 06:13:28 AM
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Need most bigger and effective country to make other will allow what have to do, if small country allow and legal bitcoin but many bigger country not legal using bitcoin keep not give positive effect to make bitcoin on the top price.
I would contradict your statement, sir. How do you think India is a small country? With the amount of educated population and Business Leaders right now, it is clearly unfair to say something like this. Even if we are Estonia based cryptocurrency exchange still we see the Indian market as one of the top markets.
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Friday the 13th unlucky for Bitcoin too!
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on: March 13, 2020, 06:05:51 AM
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Bitcoin’s Price On March 13th
2014: $633.62
2015: $294.35
2016: $411.62
2017: $1221.38
2018: $9205.12
2019: $3909.16
2020: $4968.99
You have to take a look at the past before you go forward to predict bitcoin’s future price. Assessing this pattern and the current market fluctuations, what do you think will be the bitcoin price on 13th March 2021?
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Take the latest Crypto Quiz and find out if you are the next Satoshi Nakamoto!
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on: February 26, 2020, 05:44:35 AM
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Nevertheless, I have a couple of thoughts. For one, at the end of the quiz, it says 'well done sir', presupposing that the quiz was done by a man, whereas it's not always true, so makes it kind of offensive. Another thing is that I did not get why the highest price on the Coindesk index was $1165... Coindesk is still working, so it shows the current price of Bitcoin which is clearly more than that. I was looking for a $20k answer or something. Could you or anyone explain this one?
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / UEFA Tickets to be distributed via Blockchain!
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on: February 25, 2020, 11:22:43 AM
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According to an announcement on Feb 17th, UEFA plans to distribute more than one million soccer match tickets through a blockchain-enabled mobile application. This new ticketing system will help make an entry into the stadium smooth, secure and safe.
Thanks to a new initiative by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), soccer fans in Europe joins the ranks of early blockchain adopters.
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin breaks 500 million transaction milestone
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on: February 06, 2020, 09:28:43 AM
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The Bitcoin network has doubled its number of transactions in the last three years, rising from 250 million in 2017.
The Bitcoin network has now processed 500 million transactions since it first went live on January 3, 2009.
According to data site Satoshi—named after the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin—there have now been 500.0165 million transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Satoshi, which only started tracking the number of transactions from late 2017, shows that there has been an increase in the number of transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain per year. In 2017, it crossed 250 million transactions, before rising to 500 million today. At this rate, Bitcoin could cross 1,000 million in under two years.
Courtesy: decrypt.co
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