And you would like your crypto to be exchange in a bank? Trust me this will require more than a KYC and I doubt there rates will be better since they are a bank. Cryptocurrency is about decentralized power and using banks for most of your transaction eliminates it. Yes sure I'm happy that banks are paving the way for Germany but I wouldn't patronize their services mainly because I will lose the power to control my capital, I'm just happy how it will support the mass adoption I am looking for and that's it.

That's just it, though.  I'm not convinced customers will have that option when banks offer this "service".  It won't be secure enough if they operate the same way exchanges do, plus they'll want to make it idiot-proof so they don't have to deal with complaints from people who managed to lose their funds doing something stupid, so they'll play gatekeeper.  Like how share dealing often works.  You generally don't have direct access to the shares to do as you wish, you have to contact your share dealer with your instructions and they make the transactions on your behalf.  Then the fiat gets deposited to/withdrawn from your account accordingly (minus their cut). 

Well, wrong again, I usually tend to love or ignore, rather than hate.
I dislike dishonest people & liars though, you know - like the ones you are shilling.

Ja gut, dann eben nicht...


Danke für die ausführlichen Informationen.

Andererseit müssen wir auch nicht jeden Scheiß hier besprechen.  

Yes because if a coin like Ethereum was a scam everyone cryptos will suffer heavy losses

Nice to see you included yourself, although "men" is an extreme word to use for your case.

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It's my mom's stack man, not pedoCalvin's and faketoshiCraig's.
Please don't ask me to prove it.

Und was ist HEX?

https://twitter.com/blockchain/status/1201795719671230466

Another graphic for surf lovers.

Industrial scaling? That's something centralized blockchains do because there are businesses behind them doing what's best for their business.

Shady entities tried to do that with Bitcoin in the past but failed. I'm glad big blockers have their own centralized chains to play with now. It suits them well. Plenty of block space yet no one willing to utilize it. In other words, the industry isn't interested.

Warum braucht es da eine Marktbefragung (als wenn sie auf den kleinen Anleger hören würden)? Wenn Derivate an einer Börse (also keine Kryptobörse, sondern Börse Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Hamburg usw.) angeboten werden, z.B. die von Vontobel, dann geht es nur, wenn die eine Zulassung haben! Mit Risikoabschätzung und dem ganzen Zirkus. Für was brauchen sie dann noch die Meinung anderer?
Oder ist solche Befragung einfach nur gesetzliche Pflicht?

Stimmt. Das klang beim Schreiben schon wie Cabaret

 

Hier die wohl beste Antwort die ich für mich finden konnte weshalb das mit den Institutionellen nicht so wirklich läuft beim Bitcoin

https://youtu.be/HziWLS7oHws

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/charts/segwit-usage

Bitcoin is scaling on-chain. Segwit adoption increasing means Bitcoin's throughput increasing, and that in a slow but steady manner. I'm pretty sure that when Binance rolls out full support for Segwit, that we can reach 60-65% without any problems. Services that haven't upgraded yet will turn out to be more expensive to use, which means that the services using Segwit offer cheaper service.

nChain patents for BSV may be necessary since:

Russia is engaged in the race for Blockchain technology, as is China, which recently made it official with the voice of Xi Jinping, determined to "take the first place in the emerging field of Blockchains". (https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=zh-CN&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.xinhuanet.com%2F2019-10%2F25%2Fc_1125153665.htm&sandbox=1). Announcing the upcoming creation of a national cryptocurrency (the "DCEP").

The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) in general are very interested in Blockchain technology and are even discussing the implementation of a crypto that would be common to them (The 5 BRICS nations is 3 billion people (40% of the world population) and, according to projections, 40% of the world's GDP by 2025.). Used for trade between these countries to circumvent dollar payments: "The dollar's share of BRICS foreign trade regulations has increased from 92% to 50% over the past five years. The implementation of a common cryptomonnaise will thus confirm this trend with the long-term ambition of creating a fully "dollar and SWIFT-proof" ecosystem. "We are talking about a market with 3 billion people.
Between public currencies (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum), state currencies (Digital Currency Electronic Payment - DCEP-, crypto-rouble (finally aborted), Petro in Venezuela, pushes for a crypto-euro...) and private currencies (Ripple, Libra, GRAM...), the hegemony of the Dollar risks being shaken in the future.

By the way, China is already engaged in a commercial fight against GAFAM (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft) with its BATX (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi) for the domination of the digital sector and ICT (New Information and Communication Technologies). This is another subject, but it shows China's willingness to be present and competitive on these issues https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/China-tech/China-triples-US-in-blockchain-patent-filings

At European level, the same enthusiasm among institutions (especially triggered by the shock - or awakening - generated by the announcement of the upcoming launch of Libra): the German and French finance ministers agree on the idea of pushing for the implementation of a crypto-euro.

A member of the ECB's Executive Board recently argued this point (https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2019/html/ecb.sp191126~5230672c11.en.html). The Senior Deputy Governor of the Banque de France also advocates the use of the Blockchain at the European level (https://www.banque-france.fr/sites/default/files/medias/documents/2019_11_21_afme_discours_db_vf2clean.pdf).
In addition, German banks will soon be able to keep Bitcoin as well as gold (https://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/maerkte/devisen-rohstoffe/kryptowaehrungen-neues-geldwaeschegesetz-banken-duerfen-bitcoin-verwahren/25276392.html?ticket=ST-53239332-yvi42LJVmV6yorSUqjcc-ap1).

And French institutions do not remain marbled, as evidenced by the Senate's latest report on crypto-actives: http://www.senat.fr/rap/r19-007-1/r19-007-11.pdf/ .

The United States is also moving a lot on this issue. If Congress seems very busy slamming Zuckerberg's wrists, putting obstacles in Libra's way, to make him pay for the scandals around Cambridge Analytica, the fact remains that the United States has a very active Blockchain ecosystem. Moreover, the FED has recently stated that it is conducting research on the costs and benefits of issuing a crypto-dollar (https://www.coindesk.com/fed-reserve-evaluating-digital-dollar-but-benefits-still-unclear-says-chairman).

Iran, Tunisia, Paraguay, Switzerland, Wales, Estonia, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan have also been doing so for a long time, in other words, so many countries that are aware of the race launched and have decided to participate in it in order not to be left behind. These are all countries that are quick to put in place regulations that will, they all hope, be optimal for the development of their national Blockchain ecosystem.
I am not talking about all the projects and companies that have started and have already developed well because it would be too long but I invite you to find out for yourself because it is exciting and impressive (I will soon make an article with a list of sites to follow so you don't miss anything).

Oh, the irony...

how is it even possible to have France, Germany and Portugal in one group?
Wicked.

Die Bankster sollen mit den Verbraucherzentralen zusammenarbeiten... Haha, der war gut!