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Some people in the bitcoin world—the believers still waving the flag for the leading digital currency, which is currently trading at $427—will tell you that the phrase “The Internet of Money” is widely understood as a reference to bitcoin and its underlying technology, the blockchain. But Uphold, a “cloud bank” startup that launched in 2014, will tell you it is their corporate slogan. It applied to register the phrase as its trademark for financial services back in September 2015 with the US Patent & Trademark Office, and is far along in the process.

Andreas Antonopoulos doesn’t like that. The cybersecurity expert and author of "Mastering Bitcoin" has waged a war with Uphold, encouraging his 47,000 Twitter followers to help him find the earliest uses of the words “Internet of money.” Uphold’s adoption of the slogan, he tells Yahoo Finance, “perverts the meaning of the phrase.”

The law is on Uphold’s side; there’s not much Antonopoulos can do to stop Uphold from getting its registration. But of all people, Antonopoulos is a loud enemy for a fintech company to have.


read further here :  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-world-disputes-uphold-internet-of-money-andreas-antonopoulos-210907255.html

A bitcoin-based blockchain wallet application developed by LHV Bank and industry startup ChromaWay has won the Estonian Banking Association’s 2016 Innovation Award.

The app was selected over of entries by Nordic banks SEB and Swedbank and cross-border money transfer startup Transferwise due to what judge and CEO of Rate Solutions Andrei Korobeinik said in statements was its uniqueness among entrants.

While Korobeinik acknowledged the app might not have yet proved a commercial success, he praised it for working "out of the box" and said that LHV Bank showed courage in embracing blockchain innovation at an early stage.

The wallet was introduced last spring, making LHV Bank one of the first major global banks to announce it was working actively to understand the potential of bitcoin and blockchain technology. The app allows users to exchange digital currencies pegged at a one-to-one rate with the euro.

read further here : http://www.coindesk.com/lhv-banks-bitcoin-app-wins-innovation-award/

pH Miners Inc.'s New Deal Offers $3,000 Savings on Bitcoin and Litecoin Miners
The new offer allows customers to mix and match units according to their preference in Bitcoins or Litecoins. For example, if a customer would like two Bitcoin miners and one Litecoin miner, they will still qualify for the special offer and will be able to choose either a Bitcoin or Litecoin miner as their fourth free unit. No matter what assortment of miners they prefer, they will still qualify for the offer when they purchase three units at one time. With each device retailing at $3,000 each, this promotional deal offers fantastic savings to pH Miners Inc. clients.

pH Miners Inc. was founded two years ago with the aim to provide high-tech and highly profitable cryptocurrency mining solutions. All components of its Bitcoin and Litecoin miners are totally unique and developed independently with no third party technologies used. By working in this way, pH Miners Inc. remains dedicated to developing new, innovative technologies which can keep the cost of devices low while maintaining incredibly high levels of performance.

read further here : http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ph-miners-incs-new-deal-offers-3000-savings-on-bitcoin-and-litecoin-miners-300252529.html#continue-jump

Bitcoin Core 0.12.1 Released, Major Step Forward for Scalability

Bitcoin Core 0.12.1 was released early this morning and the update includes several changes that have huge implications for Bitcoin scalability. The release deploys the first soft fork on the Bitcoin network to use the methodology outlined in BIP 9 (Version Bits), which allows multiple soft forks to take place at the same time.
The three BIPs (BIP 68, BIP 112 and BIP 113) included in Bitcoin Core 0.12.1 have huge implications for the Lightning Network, which many believe to be Bitcoin’s best chance for long-term scalability. Although the code for the soft fork has been deployed, miners cannot signal their support for it until May 1st.

read futhere here : https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-core-released-major-step-forward-for-scalability-1460762378

Coincheck collects bitcoin donations for Kumamoto earthquake victims
On April 15, at 16:25 UTC a magnitude 7.0 (M7.0) earthquake struck southwest Japan, “as the result of strike-slip faulting at shallow depth,” according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

The Japan Meteorological Agency recorded the quake as magnitude 7.1, which it later revised to 7.3.

The quake occurred one day after “a series of foreshocks” in the Kumamoto prefecture. A magnitude-6.2 earthquake struck southwest of Ueki on Thursday, a couple of hours later a magnitude-6.0 quake hit East of Uto.

The Japan Meteorological Agency quickly issued a tsunami warning and advisories for coastal regions.

Nine people were killed as buildings collapsed in Thursday’s quakes. At least 11 were killed by the M7.0 quake, injuring and trapping hundreds more in collapsed buildings. Japanese broadcaster NHK reported that more than 1,100 people were injured, and eight were still reported missing. In addition, the prefecture office announced that 44,449 people had been evacuated, most of whom are taking refuge in shelters.

read further here : http://bravenewcoin.com/news/coincheck-collects-bitcoin-donations-for-kumamoto-earthquake-victims/

Will regulation be a blessing or a blow for Bitcoin?
The European Commission (EC) wants to update the fourth Anti-Money Laundering directive so that it also covers virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin. In the UK, the Treasury has followed suit by announcing plans to subject virtual currency exchanges to the same regulations as banks.

This isn’t surprising. Gunnar Nordseth, CEO and co-founder of Signicat, muses over the possible implications of the new directive.

Virtual currencies are primarily used for benign purposes, but they’ve yet to throw off their shady reputation. Silk Road meant that it’s connected in most people’s minds with drugs, and the EC wants to regulate these currencies in order to “prevent their abuse for money laundering and terrorist financing purposes”.

Specifically the EC is proposing “to bring virtual currency exchange platforms under the scope of the Anti-Money Laundering Directive, so that these platforms have to apply customer due diligence controls when exchanging virtual for real currencies, ending the anonymity associated with such exchanges”.

It’s unusual for more legislation to be good news, especially with cryptocurrencies, but there’s a chance this could be the making of Bitcoin. If it’s no longer anonymous it might be able to shake off its bad reputation. Virtual currencies can “go legit”.
read further here : http://www.bankingtech.com/458622/will-the-4th-aml-directive-be-a-blessing-or-a-blow-for-bitcoin/

Airbnb just acquired a team of bitcoin and blockchain experts

Home-rental company Airbnb has “acqui-hired” the majority of the team behind ChangeCoin, a startup that runs a bitcoin-based micropayments service, according to four people with knowledge of the deal.
The alternative lodging site has been looking at a few bitcoin and blockchain startups, according to two sources, to study what the technology could do for its services. Companies like Uber and Airbnb are built on their ability to manage supply and demand, which could be aided by a powerful, open ledger system like blockchain.
Through a service called ChangeTip, ChangeCoin lets users send tiny amounts of money, or tips, over social networks including Twitter and Reddit. But Airbnb appears to only be interested in the talent behind the company: ChangeCoin is still shopping its intellectual property, sources said.

read further here : http://qz.com/657246/airbnb-just-acquired-a-team-of-bitcoin-and-blockchain-experts/

Business Intelligence Report Mentions Bitcoin and Blockchain
The primary goal for of any merchant services provider is to come up with new ways to make e-commerce more appealing to both consumer and business. This is one of the areas companies are likely to put their attention on, together with card-present and card-not-present transaction processing in Europe.

But there is more, as this initiative could help facilitate cross-border services, assuming banks can get their clients interested in this prospect. All of these new services could be offered together with all of the existing transaction features.

It comes as quite a surprise to find out their new report also makes mention of Bitcoin and digital currencies. Rather than taking a more negative stance to these potential disrupters in the payments industry, Business Intelligence seems to acknowledge the potential these concepts hold.

read further here : http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/04/14/business-intelligence-report-mentions-bitcoin-and-blockchain/

The Power of Schnorr: The Signature Algorithm to Increase Bitcoin's Scale and Privacy



Segregated Witness has entered its final testing stage before roll-out on the Bitcoin network. That is good news, most importantly because the innovation introduces a capacity increase to allow for more transactions on the network, while it also solves transaction malleability.
And, it introduces script versioning ‒ an extension to the Bitcoin protocol that allows for an entire new category of innovation.
One of these imminent innovations has been on the top of several Bitcoin developers’ wish-lists for some time: Schnorr signatures.
With the impending release of Segregated Witness, implementation of the Schnorr cryptographic signature algorithm might follow soon after, potentially improving Bitcoin's scalability, efficiency and privacy, all in one go.

read full here : https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/the-power-of-schnorr-the-signature-algorithm-to-increase-bitcoin-s-scale-and-privacy-1460642496

“Your Wall Won’t Stop Bitcoin, Mr.Trump!”
When it was revealed last week that Donald Trump is considering banning money transfers to Mexico, we predicted such a move will have an enormous benefit for bitcoin adoption in North America. Now cryptocurrencies advocates are taking that message to the streets.


Genesis Mining, a large bitcoin cloud mining provider, has sponsored billboards across California using the issue to drive awareness for the cause.





If you haven’t been closely following the US election, the real estate billionaire turned maverick presidential contender routinely says that Mexico will pay for a massive border wall but rarely mentions how he will get it to do so. Last week, the Washington Post cited a new memo from his campaign that reveals that Trump will use anti-terrorism regulation to stop remittances from the US to Mexico, that the Mexican economy depends on, to force its hand.

What would people do to bypass the ban? Genesis Mining says: “The solution would be Bitcoin because Bitcoin can’t be stopped. Not by Trump. Not by Putin. Not by anyone. Sure, you can pass regulations to make it more difficult to use but at the end of the day, if people need it, they will always find a way.”
read full article here : http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/wall-wont-stop-bitcoin-mr-trump/

This Former Regulator Is Now a Bitcoin Backer

He used to warn about cybersecurity.

Former New York state financial services chief Benjamin Lawsky may have taken a harsh view of virtual currency as a regulator, but he has begun to stump for the technology behind it.

The man accused of implementing tough regulations on Bitcoins and other online currency now heads a consultancy that is acting as an adviser and media liaison for one of the sector’s major new players.

The Lawsky Group, which provides legal and strategic counsel for clients on financial regulation issues, was the press contact last week for Axoni, a blockchain technology firm.

Axoni was promoting its successful test of blockchain technology into the back office settlement process for derivatives transactions.


read further here : http://fortune.com/2016/04/13/this-former-regulator-is-now-a-bitcoin-backer/

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