Cryptocurrency conversations in financial circles typically focus on when institutions will enter the market.Whether or not they have entered the market (e.g., CME, Bakkt, Fidelity, etc.) is debatable, at least at the anticipated scale that crypto proponents project. However, what’s evident is that the market is moving along, and pioneering many financial instruments, whether institutions…
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Mapping Out The Banking Elite’s Goal For A Cashless Monetary System, Part 1
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A guide to Ethereum’s progress in 2019 – Decrypt
Technology A guide to Ethereum’s progress in 2019 Even though prices fell by the end of the year, the Ethereum network saw some big improvements.Jan 23, 2020 Ethereum Looking back at 2019 purely in terms of prices and market growth, one might think that it was disappointing for cryptocurrencies, constantly falling back into the state…
This week in crypto; a look at some of the highlights – CoinGeek
Home » Business » This week in crypto; a look at some of the highlights This week in crypto; a look at some of the highlights Business Noah Bradley As much as the cryptocurrency space has evolved in the past couple of years, there is still a lot of uncertainty regarding how it is viewed…
North American, European Bitcoin Cash Miner Group Forms to Oppose 12.5% Dev Funding Plan – CoinSpice
North American, European Bitcoin Cash Miner Group Forms to Oppose 12.5% Dev Funding Plan By – January 27, 2020 TL;DR: In response to the recently announced Infrastructure Funding Plan for Bitcoin Cash (IFP), a group of anonymous participants claimed to have formed a North American and European miners group in opposition.Arguing for the importance of…
Ultrafast Trading Costs Stock Investors Nearly $5 Billion a Year, Study Says
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Covid-19: Chinese Billionaire Whistle-blower Claims Wuhan Coronavirus Death Toll Is over 50,000
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Tracking the Future of Cross-Border Payments with AI ML and Blockchain
Sudipto Ghosh 17 Feb 2020 AIT Featured Posts , Blockchain , The Future Leave a comment 20 Views The global payments landscape is undergoing a massive reorganization.Industry researchers and analyst groups attribute this seismic change to many factors.Technological advancements and competitive forces have proved to be the biggest transformational forces in the payments industry that…
Digix, Developer of First Asset-backed Digital Gold Token, Launches Revamped Marketplace and Website
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Here’s why Big Tech is winning the war against the government
The U.S.government has never been a model of consistency—these are the folks who brought us ‘military intelligence’ after all—but maybe that makes sense.With something as big as the federal government, there’s bound to be some conflicting interests.(And we all remember our Emerson, right? “A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds…”) But lately the…