2019-9-6 00:00 |
"Anything that’s created by man can be broken into . . . and it could create a big crises," investor Marcus Mobius said about blockchain
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Mobius Capital Partners LLP founder and emerging markets fund manager Joseph Bernhard Mark Mobius has raised concerns over the security promised by blockchain technology — first made famous by Bitcoin (BTC) — while calling it "a very high-risk situation.
2019-9-5 21:25 | |
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Renowned investor, Mark Mobius, has poked holes on blockchain technology saying that it can be broken into. According to Mobius any technology developed by an individual has its weaknesses and the notion that blockchain cannot be hacked is just a lie and if the technology is broken into, it can lead to a major crisis […]
2019-9-6 21:01 | |
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While investors agree that the current monetary policies from central banks will spell doom for the market, there is no consensus on which asset takes primacy as a hedge against the coming uncertainties.
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Mark Mobius, co-founder of Mobius Capital Partners believes that bitcoin is becoming increasingly important in the international payments arena even as trade disputes exert more pressure on fiat currencies.
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