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Bitcoin Spot - Bitfinex

Bitcoin to USD price on Bitfinex | dc-charts.com

Monday, July 30, 2018

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Crowdfund First, Code Later

Crowdfund First, Code Later
                                        They say that everyone has at least one brilliant idea; it’s just that most people never do anything with it. It’s one thing to have a eureka moment, but implementing it requires time, effort, and capital. Thanks to the advent of ICOs, at least one of those problems has now been solved. Almost half of this year’s crypto projects launched their ICO with little more than a white paper and an idea. Crowdfund First,...

Thursday, July 26, 2018

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Strategies vs Business Disruption: Seeing Disruption as Opportunity

 Strategies vs Business Disruption: Seeing Disruption as Opportunity
For companies, industries and investors, business disruption can actually be a powerful force that drives growth. The key to success is identifying those disruptions that are most likely to support a competitive advantage and a healthy business model. Investors cannot afford to ignore disruption Disruption is occurring all around us, to the extent that we now live in a world where the world’s largest taxi company (Uber) owns no taxis, the world’s most popular media site (Facebook) creates no content, the world’s largest accommodation provider (AirBnB) owns no property, and one of the...

Sunday, July 1, 2018

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Duality: An excerpt - by Satoshi Nakomoto

Duality: An excerpt - by Satoshi Nakomoto
What follows here is a look at what someone claiming to be Satoshi Nakomoto, the creator of bitcoin published on NakamotoFamilyFoundation.org The excerpt, a cryptic message-which this Nakamoto describes as a “short story,” includes a cryptogram that he says reveals the title of his forthcoming book. 'Satoshi Nakamoto is not a real name' And here it is: Duality: An excerpt It was inevitable. “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” I think the question that is most often brought up about bitcoin, is why. Why was it created at all? And...

Monday, June 11, 2018

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Most recent DIP GOES AGAINST PREDICTED TECHNICAL REBOUND

Most recent DIP GOES AGAINST PREDICTED TECHNICAL REBOUND
 In May 2018, reports developed that the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) were working together to explore suspected Bitcoin value control exercises. Spin-off of this, the U.S. government has asked four noteworthy digital money trade stages to hand over complete exchanging data.  Robert Sluymer, the Chief Technical strategist at Fundstrat, as of late pronounced $7,000 as the BTC base cost. He likewise said that some positive specialized patterns were building up that could see Bitcoin costs start to rally. A large portion of the examination...

Saturday, June 9, 2018

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Ethereum could be the market indicator in the future.

Ethereum could be the market indicator in the future.
A year ago, the average human did not know what cryptocurrency was. The market was limited mostly to a techy crowd of developers and very early adopters, considering Bitcoin was the only major currency on the block back then. But thanks to a number of really smart entrepreneurs, rising prices, and a powerful community, everything is changing and crypto is going mainstream. Entire governments, such as China's, are considering utilizing a national digital currency. Even the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, met with the founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin. All of this good...

Friday, May 25, 2018

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Cryptocurrency is a ‘Token’, We Won’t Call it a Currency: South Africa’s Central Bank

Cryptocurrency is a ‘Token’, We Won’t Call it a Currency: South Africa’s Central Bank
South Africa’s central bank is choosing to call cryptocurrencies like bitcoin as ‘cyber-tokens’ rather than currencies, arguing they do not ‘meet the requirements of money’. SARB Deputy Governor Francois Groepe The South African Reserve Bank (SARB), the country’s central bank, prefers to see cryptocurrencies as ‘tokens’ rather than currencies according to deputy governor Francois Groepe. As things stand, the authority has not outlined any policies or a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency sector. Even so, the central bank’s current outlook could lead toward an official policy sometime in the future. In quotes reported...
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