Cryptocurrency Daily Discussion - November 27, 2019 (GMT+0) |
- Daily Discussion - November 27, 2019 (GMT+0)
- Upbit confirms 340,000 ETH hacked
- Is Walmart the most important company in crypto in terms of driving real world use cases?
- Cryptocurrency Will Not Die
- Top South Korean Bitcoin exchange loses $50 million ether
- After 24 hours of mining on the Coinmine One, I've earned only $0.28 ��
- Another crypto scam - ICORating.com. Our $8k seized. Stay away from them.
- Integrate Hyperledger Fabric With the IOTA Tangle
- Reserve Bank Australia "Monetary Policy Is No Longer Working"
- Is TenX faking online users on Reddit?
- Vitalik Buterin: 5 of the biggest challenges for cryptocurrency today
- I think things are only going to get worse for privacy coins
- Seriously how much does the everyday guy know about crypto and blockchain?
- OneCoin scam lawyer gets convicted for money laundering
- What regulatory problem do we see occurring for Monero?
- Decentralized Cryptocurrency Exchange (DEX) Appetite Grows as Volume Continues to Increase Dramatically
- Non profit .org sold to private entity, here are decentralized alts
- Market Mostly Trades Sideways as Bitcoin Price Hovers Around $7,200
- FunFair is ready at iGaming show SiGMA Malta
- Come and participate in the Constellation (DAG) + Chainlink AMA on Wed 27 Nov 9am PST on Telegram
- How to access all your digital wallets on Sylo
- Bitcoin: Coins traded vs. price with a color-coded time dimension
- Even kids new that Bitcoin was intended to be money.
- I was just shown this ad related to Blockchain and Cryptocurrency by BOSCH
| Daily Discussion - November 27, 2019 (GMT+0) Posted: 26 Nov 2019 04:09 PM PST Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Rules:
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| Upbit confirms 340,000 ETH hacked Posted: 27 Nov 2019 01:09 AM PST
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| Is Walmart the most important company in crypto in terms of driving real world use cases? Posted: 26 Nov 2019 03:59 PM PST
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| Top South Korean Bitcoin exchange loses $50 million ether Posted: 27 Nov 2019 01:46 AM PST
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| After 24 hours of mining on the Coinmine One, I've earned only $0.28 �� Posted: 26 Nov 2019 06:17 PM PST
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| Another crypto scam - ICORating.com. Our $8k seized. Stay away from them. Posted: 26 Nov 2019 10:22 PM PST Earlier this year we paid ICORating.com $8,000 for their services. Even though we were unsure when we'll be going ahead with our ICO, their team member (Leo) told us this is a "limited offer" and we can always avail their services later and if we decide to cancel the ICO later they'll be happy to refund the entire amount. He insisted we will won't get this offer again, and we might have to pay almost double later. So we paid. Now when we decided to call our off our ICO, they're not refunding the amount even though their policy on their website states otherwise. 1.6. In the event that the Client intends to cancel the services / works provided by ICORating and obtain a refund, they can do so only prior to the commencement of works /services. The Client will also take responsibility for all transaction costs related to there-transfer of the Client's funds back to the Client. In the event of the Client's cancellation of services / works after the commencement of works / services,100% of the price of the works / services will not be refunded to the Client and will be retained by ICORating. After paying them we never discussed or availed any of their services. Upon asking why they are going against their own policy, they made something up and said 1.6. policy number is only valid for advertising or listing. Nowhere on their policy page says so. It shouldn't be a surprise that they don't mention anyone from their team on the website. Their main communication manager is not aware of who the CEO is and calls himself an ordinary employee who has no idea of management: https://imgur.com/a/imD3UcY This industry is unbelievable and no short of scams. I did my due diligence on ICORating, but of course, I was wrong. I just wanted to let you guys know. I don't want someone else to suffer losses. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Integrate Hyperledger Fabric With the IOTA Tangle Posted: 26 Nov 2019 06:22 AM PST
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| Reserve Bank Australia "Monetary Policy Is No Longer Working" Posted: 26 Nov 2019 11:00 PM PST
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| Is TenX faking online users on Reddit? Posted: 26 Nov 2019 06:35 AM PST
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| Vitalik Buterin: 5 of the biggest challenges for cryptocurrency today Posted: 26 Nov 2019 10:28 AM PST
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| I think things are only going to get worse for privacy coins Posted: 26 Nov 2019 01:46 PM PST
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| Seriously how much does the everyday guy know about crypto and blockchain? Posted: 27 Nov 2019 03:08 AM PST
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| OneCoin scam lawyer gets convicted for money laundering Posted: 26 Nov 2019 10:44 AM PST
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| What regulatory problem do we see occurring for Monero? Posted: 27 Nov 2019 01:34 AM PST
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| Posted: 26 Nov 2019 10:40 AM PST
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| Non profit .org sold to private entity, here are decentralized alts Posted: 27 Nov 2019 03:32 AM PST
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| Market Mostly Trades Sideways as Bitcoin Price Hovers Around $7,200 Posted: 26 Nov 2019 11:33 PM PST
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| FunFair is ready at iGaming show SiGMA Malta Posted: 27 Nov 2019 01:21 AM PST
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| Come and participate in the Constellation (DAG) + Chainlink AMA on Wed 27 Nov 9am PST on Telegram Posted: 26 Nov 2019 01:39 PM PST
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| How to access all your digital wallets on Sylo Posted: 26 Nov 2019 10:37 AM PST
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| Bitcoin: Coins traded vs. price with a color-coded time dimension Posted: 26 Nov 2019 11:08 PM PST
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| Even kids new that Bitcoin was intended to be money. Posted: 26 Nov 2019 09:04 PM PST
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| I was just shown this ad related to Blockchain and Cryptocurrency by BOSCH Posted: 26 Nov 2019 08:14 AM PST The title of the ad (actually a link to BOSCH's web site) was "Cars negotiating with charging stations" https://www.bosch.com/de/stories/dlt-autos-die-mit-ladesaeulen-verhandeln/ As the page is in German, I have added a translation below. BOSCH is a large German-based company with € 78 billion ($ 85 billion) yearly revenue and heavily invested in the car supply industry. The page shows their strategic thinking and how important they expect Blockchain and Cryptocurrency to be. It is a good example of how future adoption will look like. No mention is made of which blockchain or digital ledger they are intending to use. Cars negotiating with charging stations When a car negotiates the price of the electricity it charges itself, it not only simplifies the charging process. There is an outlook on the potential of the economy of things, in which, among other things, energy-economy processes can be optimized. Get in, enter your destination, drive off - when Christian Heise and his family want to travel from Stuttgart to Berlin by car, everything seems quite ordinary at first glance. What's completely unusual, however, is what happens in the background: "It's a view into the Internet of Things," as Heise says. As deputy director of the "Economy of Things" project at Bosch, he combines the topics of energy and mobility in a prototype that is to improve the charging process of electric cars based on blockchain technology - and at the same time take the networked world a big step forward. Even if Heise only states his destination before the trip, the prototype, a software agent running on a computer in the trunk, knows what is important to its driver. Heise has saved these basic settings. For example, he wants the charge level on the journey to Berlin never to drop below 20 percent. He has set an upper limit for the price of electricity and would like to have a cup of coffee with his wife during the charging process, with a view to a playground for their son. Economic value through networking Reducing the range anxiety, negotiating the price for the charging process as low as possible and maximizing comfort for the user during charging by specifying point-of-interests - these are the three parameters that the artificial intelligence of the EV charging prototype tries to combine. "Specifically, we bundle the logic into an economic agent, a program code that acts differently on different challenges. This enables it to negotiate," says Heise. The result: "Things decide which actions are economically viable for themselves and their clients," says Heise. It is the core of the Economy of Things. "Our prototype shows how things negotiate with each other, i.e. how they exchange real values. An economic value is created through networking". Negotiating resources Of course, this economic agent can only work sensibly if it communicates with other agents. Bosch works together with EnBW, for example, for this purpose. The energy company has developed the prototype of a charging station, which also has an economic agent. This intelligent charging station manager "represents" its own interests, such as availability and utilization of the charging station or sales targets. Vehicle and charging station can thus negotiate different and transparent price models via their software agents, which are offered to the driver for selection in real time. The result of the negotiations is then manifested on the blockchain in a Smart Contract jointly developed by Bosch and EnBW. This standard contract, which contains the ID of the vehicle and charging station as well as the charging power and price, is stored in the decentralized network. "The blockchain is the technical basis for coordinating EV charging processes independently of specific operators. We are working with our partners on the necessary legal acceptance of such contracts," says Heise. The conditions for the loading process are confirmed by both agents and the loading process can be carried out during insertion as specified in the contract. "Our EV charging agent and the EnBW charging post agent are therefore each trying to achieve their goals as well as possible and are therefore negotiating their resources optimally," says Heise. Marketplace for electricity He sees another major advantage in decentralized systems with many agents based on distributed ledger technologies such as blockchain: "Like on a marketplace, providers make their power available, with all relevant information. The agent can then scan its environment and select the appropriate offer for the driver. In a centralized system, all devices would first have to send their environmental data and requests to a coordinator, and each power provider would also have to send its own data. "All this has to be calculated, is highly complex and requires enormous computing power," says Heise. If, on his way to Berlin, he is looking for a charging station at another location at short notice due to a traffic jam, the request is only placed where Heise is driving along, which means significantly less coordination effort and therefore lower resource consumption. Socially fair distribution The technology can thus also provide an answer to the question of whether there is enough electricity at all for the widespread use of electric cars. "Distributed agent-based systems relieve us of critical energy infrastructure," says Heise. With the help of artificial intelligence, the loading times and locations of cars could be coordinated via the blockchain: "An allocation algorithm could suggest loading the car at work or leaving it at home and commuting to work with a ride. The next day it could be changed." This should further contribute to reducing peak loads. Heise's goal is to bring together the needs in the areas of mobility and energy "by allowing ride sharing, multimodal transport models and energy management to trade economically with each other". At its core, a sociallly fair distribution mechanism is to be promoted. For example, Heise and his team are developing a security mechanism based on algorithms: It ensures that nobody is disadvantaged and prevents large stakeholders from joining forces and arbitrarily speculating on prices. [link] [comments]  |
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