Cryptocurrency Daily Discussion - June 18, 2019 (GMT+0) |
- Daily Discussion - June 18, 2019 (GMT+0)
- Libra White Paper | Blockchain, Association, Reserve
- The true power of Bitcoin
- Sounds familiar
- Ripple announces official partnership with Moneygram!! Focused on xRapid and leveraging XRP for payments!
- If you bought Bitcoin...
- Fusion Foundation Grows Adoption with 7 Companies Acquiring Technology License
- Facebook coin terms and conditions. Link in comments.
- Quant Network partner with SIA, A Game Changer For Mass Blockchain Adoption by Financial Institutions
- Wall street are a bunch of hypocrites. Many talk about how Bitcoin and crypto in general is a bubble. That they are worthless digital coins, but when a publicly traded company announces a partnership with a cryptocurrency (Moneygram), or the creation of a coin (Facebook), their stock soars.
- Court orders Craig Wright to prove he's Satoshi Nakamoto, today!
- This talk by Andreas Antonopoulos blew my mind.
- Facebook is not here to help the little people
- Ever wonder how Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) actually work?
- Warsaw-based Alior will reportedly use the Ethereum public blockchain to build a system to let customers check the authenticity of documents they receive from the bank.
- Warning, IOST providing false information about their team
- XRP Game Changer: Ripple to invest up to $50 million in MoneyGram in strategic partnership
- LTO Network - Q1 - Q2 2019 Report || How is the project doing?
- Here's what's behind the Ripple/MoneyGram "partnership"
- ERC-1155: The Final Token Standard on Ethereum
- Institutional interest is at an all-time high | Crypto Briefing
- Can Facebook's Libra Cryptocurrency Suffer a '34% Attack?'
- Zilliqa Partners with Xfers
- WSJ: Bitcoin Tops $9,000 as Crypto Rally Trounces Stocks, Bonds, Gold, and Oil
- STEX and Graviex added to WHAT TO MINE opening alt exposure - EGEM took top spot
- Andreas Antonopoulos believes banks are about to 'lose a whole generation of customers'
- WARNING: Never use Coinegg
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Libra White Paper | Blockchain, Association, Reserve Posted: 18 Jun 2019 01:52 AM PDT
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Fusion Foundation Grows Adoption with 7 Companies Acquiring Technology License Posted: 18 Jun 2019 02:31 AM PDT
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Facebook coin terms and conditions. Link in comments. Posted: 18 Jun 2019 01:39 AM PDT
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Court orders Craig Wright to prove he's Satoshi Nakamoto, today! Posted: 17 Jun 2019 08:42 AM PDT
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This talk by Andreas Antonopoulos blew my mind. Posted: 17 Jun 2019 09:18 AM PDT I searched before posting. This video is several years old, but every time it is posted, mostly on other subreddits, it gets a lukewarm response. Andreas Antonopoulos draws some relevant analogies between the automobile and horses, electricity and gas(lighting), high speed internet and dial-up modems, and blockchain/bitcoin (or insert your decentralized trustless ledger of choice here) and current banking system. Every one of those innovations was ridiculed by the legacy technology before it, even though history books do not teach that part. The best part is around the 47 minute part where he speculates a few innovations that will not be possible until the banking infrastructure inverts. I don't usually share bitcoin stuff with friends and family because it comes across as proselytizing, but this one blew my mind because it shows how humans have responded to similar disruptors in the past and explains current attitudes. If you don't want to share on social media, I get it. But it is important to expand our minds past viewing cryptocurrency as an investment on top of a legacy payment system. Every one of us here knows this. The hard part is getting out of the mindset every one around us is in, without coming across as a foaming-at-the-mouth-preacher. This video accomplishes that nicely. Once the inversion happens is when it will really get interesting. Cheers everyone. [link] [comments] | ||
Facebook is not here to help the little people Posted: 18 Jun 2019 02:26 AM PDT Facebook is here to extort you for your data and keep you dumb and broke. Crypto open source chain is here to transfer atleast 30% of global wealth to the unfortunate. Libra is here to make sure that transfer doesnt happen Why do they need KYC for transactions and keep my data on their blockchain? 0 fees, Well of course there arent any fees bc your selling my fucking data to every goddamn company thus leading to Ai bots to feed me marketing tactics to negate my mind at any point in time I use my phone to buy pointless ass shit that doesnt last. They make ads ridiculing you if you don't use their social networks. They create a social norm that generates a new norm thats neither good nor terrible. Creating this norm and damn near monopolistic attitude toward your own data is forcing your hand and not providing you a choice. Which is just flat out wrong but that is where the world is going with tech it seems They own your social data to categorize you, They are attempting to own your financial data in order to own you. HELL they're even using PBFT where their code is copy pasta from other projects. (BFT has been around for a long time, it is the fastest for transactions. My personal favorite is aBFT) In the end their project may succeed because the masses truly don't care and that is perfectly fine. Gotta love the crypto market and how it will turn out for the next half year. The future is lack of choice. [link] [comments] | ||
Ever wonder how Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) actually work? Posted: 17 Jun 2019 03:14 PM PDT
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Warning, IOST providing false information about their team Posted: 17 Jun 2019 07:43 AM PDT So last week I got banned from the IOST sub because I found out their supposedly 40/50+ member development team isn't there anymore as it used to be, the page disappeared from their website IOST.io (it's unknown to me when exactly that happened). Also, older information mentioned team members who now changed their first names on LinkedIn, and much worse: three of them don't even mention IOST in their past working experience at all! Be careful people, because these team members have been advertised as Microsoft and Uber employees, but if you check their LinkedIn page one of them seems to have been an Microsoft intern and the other one worked on a not so interesting Uber project, not the top curriculum vitae's you would expect, imo. As of now, the website still mentions 50+ team members, where is the proof? The only team members I found are about 5 persons, two of them have another company in China they run as well. Edit: being heavily downvoted by IOST fanboys(?), please provide evidence of the 50+ actual team members including their LinkedIn and I will delete this post. Edit 2: just amazing how many downvotes AND upvotes this post gets, without anyone of the IOST community giving a content-related answer. [link] [comments] | ||
XRP Game Changer: Ripple to invest up to $50 million in MoneyGram in strategic partnership Posted: 17 Jun 2019 06:47 PM PDT
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LTO Network - Q1 - Q2 2019 Report || How is the project doing? Posted: 18 Jun 2019 03:26 AM PDT
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Here's what's behind the Ripple/MoneyGram "partnership" Posted: 17 Jun 2019 03:05 PM PDT It's not a partnership, they bought $30M of Moneygram. How? By selling XRP. http://fortune.com/2019/06/17/ripple-moneygram-xrp/ To me it looks like a desperate move to generate buzz If you care to know:
Paying $4.10 something worth $1.50 in exchange of publicity.
I think you can see the plot now. [link] [comments] | ||
ERC-1155: The Final Token Standard on Ethereum Posted: 17 Jun 2019 09:54 AM PDT
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Institutional interest is at an all-time high | Crypto Briefing Posted: 17 Jun 2019 12:56 PM PDT
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Can Facebook's Libra Cryptocurrency Suffer a '34% Attack?' Posted: 18 Jun 2019 03:36 AM PDT
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WSJ: Bitcoin Tops $9,000 as Crypto Rally Trounces Stocks, Bonds, Gold, and Oil Posted: 17 Jun 2019 08:59 AM PDT
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STEX and Graviex added to WHAT TO MINE opening alt exposure - EGEM took top spot Posted: 18 Jun 2019 02:56 AM PDT
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Andreas Antonopoulos believes banks are about to 'lose a whole generation of customers' Posted: 17 Jun 2019 05:06 AM PDT
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Posted: 17 Jun 2019 03:47 PM PDT Coinegg Exchange is a scam, we need to ask Coinmarketcap to remove them from the site. Why do I say this? Because Elastos is $3.85 on most exchanges, but it's $4.75 on Coinegg. If you move your Elastos to Coinegg, you cannot withdraw. Another coin I follow, VeriCoin is listed on Coinegg for 7 cents, it trades for 12 cents everywhere else and you cannot withdraw VeriCoin from Coinegg. At the end of the day, the two coins I follow most which are completely unrelated to each other each have their own price discrepancies and withdrawal issues. So, what other coins are effected by this? Probably MANY more. DO NOT use Coinegg unless you want to be scammed. I don't trade there, but I felt necessary to make this post to protect others and to hopefully help remove it from Coinmarketcap.com because it leads to the prices shown to be wrong since coinegg is either artificially inflating or artificially deflating a coin prices. [link] [comments] |
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