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September 13, 2018, 12:35:50 AM |
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Goldman Sachs Not Abandoning Crypto Trading Desk, Plans to Launch Bitcoin Derivative A story circulated through the mainstream crypto media that Goldman Sachs was abandoning its crypto trading desk ended up being a fake news. Not only is Goldman Sachs not abandoning its crypto trading desk, according to its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Martin Chavez, Goldman Sachs is looking to expand its operation by launching a Bitcoin derivative. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/goldman-sachs-not-abandoning-crypto-trading-desk-plans-bitcoin-derivative/ |
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It is a common myth that Bitcoin is ruled by a majority of miners. This is not true. Bitcoin miners "vote" on the ordering of transactions, but that's all they do. They can't vote to change the network rules.
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September 13, 2018, 12:51:02 AM |
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Active Users for Most Cryptocurrencies Is Shockingly Low The number of active addresses, which can be an indication of the number of active users, is shockingly low for almost all cryptocurrencies. There are 52 cryptocurrencies with market caps in excess of USD 100 million, which should suggest a tremendous user base for each of those cryptos. Yet, only 20 cryptocurrencies have had over 1,000 active addresses in the past 24 hours as of 9 September 2018. This would suggest that market cap is not a good measure of a crypto’s true strength or use, and this article explores this further. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/active-users-for-most-cryptocurrencies-is-shockingly-low/ |
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September 13, 2018, 01:13:39 AM |
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New Regulations in Mexico Restrict Banking Services for Crypto Investors Mexico’s Central Bank, the Bank of Mexico, has updated regulations for financial entities that restrict the services they can provide to regular cryptocurrency investors. Financial entities are first required to identify all the customers they have involved in cryptocurrency trading, and then sort out those operating on a regular or professional basis. Those that fall into this category must only be given demand deposit accounts and are required to provide additional identification data. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/new-regulations-in-mexico-restrict-banking-services-for-crypto-investors/ |
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September 13, 2018, 01:21:57 AM |
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This really quote my attention. Imagine the possibility of having a central platform for all crypto decentralization? An ultimate decentralized exchange where the lightning network will not be solely supporting bitcoin alone but all of the cryptocurrencies. This scaling news is a welcome innovation that is very timely as we see many altcoins progressing in the same direction as bitcoin. And with many other people investing on altcoins too, the submarine swap idea will prove to be of great assistance to those that keeps their crypto assets in different baskets. |
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September 13, 2018, 01:28:48 AM |
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Australian Driver’s License Goes Blockchain in Sydney Australia has been on the international front line in incorporating blockchain technology into its government departments over the past months. In developments this year, the Australian federal government has announced that welfare payments could be delivered over blockchain through its Centrelink system. The Australian Department of Health is now actively using blockchain for the storage of medical research records. The Department of Home Affairs is also considering blockchain to bring transparency to the continent’s supply chain. Also, the country has developed a forward-thinking approach to the integration of cryptocurrency into some public services. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/australian-drivers-license-goes-blockchain-in-sydney/ |
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September 13, 2018, 01:46:40 AM |
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Bitcoin has the capabilities of causing a revolutionary turn in the way people patronize goods and service. Due to its decentralized nature, the governments are not in favor of it and are doing everything within their power to hinder its progress. As such, Bitcoin and the Fiat can coexist with each delivering its unique benefits.
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September 13, 2018, 01:51:09 AM |
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Winklevoss Bonus as New York Regulator Approves Gemini Stablecoin In a statement on Monday, the New York state regulator revealed that it had approved two dollar-linked digital tokens, including one launched by the Winklevoss brothers. Two firms, Gemini Trust Company, and the Paxos Trust Company, are the first stablecoin providers to receive the go-ahead to list on exchanges in New York State. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/winklevoss-bonus-as-new-york-regulator-approves-gemini-stablecoin/ |
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September 13, 2018, 02:02:13 AM |
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Berkeley Professor Claims Stablecoins Not a Solution to Bitcoin’s Volatility Stablecoins aren’t the panacea to Bitcoin’s fluctuating fortunes, according to a Berkeley professor, claiming that they have clear weaknesses. Professor of Economics at UC Berkeley, Barry Eichengreen, suggests that stablecoins, seen by some as highly attractive for investment due to their being pegged to the US Dollar, aren’t so stable as the name suggests. Nick Tomaino, founder of @1confirmation, calls stablecoins “the holy grail of cryptocurrency” because of their price stable characteristics. Read the full article at https://bitcoinnews.com/berkeley-professor-claims-stablecoins-not-a-solution-to-bitcoins-volatility/ |
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