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‘It’ll Happen Anyway’: Andreas Antonopoulos Criticizes Bitcoin ETFs.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) “fundamentally undermine the underlying principle of peer-to-peer money,” Andreas Antonopoulos claimed, adopting a critical stance on the financial instrument. ‘Not Your Keys – Not Your Bitcoin’ As part of his monthly Q&A session with the cryptocurrency community in July, Antonopoulos, who uses the online sessions to address various key aspects of cryptocurrency as suggested by viewers, made clear he was not in favor of an ETF coming to Bitcoin. origin »

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AMA With Origin Team Reveals Plans for Decentralized Sharing Economy.

Matt Liu, Josh Fraser and former PayPal head Yu Pan want to bring the blockchain to the sharing economy. The trio is devising a platform with an emphasis on inclusive, peer-to-peer service hubs designed to decentralize the same consumer cost-friendly business models that have made companies like Airbnb, Uber and Lyft so popular in recent years. origin »

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What Is Tezos? Introduction to XTZ.

Made in the USA by former Morgan Stanley analyst Arthur Breitman, Tezos considers itself the last cryptocurrency you’ll ever need. Its ICO raised 66,000 BTC and 361,000 ETH in July 2017 on the back of this promise. origin »

Ever Wondered Why Governments Tend to Bully Cryptocurrencies?.

Ever since the cryptocurrency fad caught on, governments across the world have struggled to regulate them, especially after Bitcoin’s price explosion last year. The upward spike and outrageous profits led… The post Ever Wondered Why Governments Tend to Bully Cryptocurrencies? appeared first on CoinCentral. origin »

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Ripple ‘Isn’t Really A Blockchain’ – Ethereum Co-Founder Downplays XRP, EOS.

ConsenSys found and Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin told mainstream media that Ripple “isn’t a Blockchain technology” August 14, confirming it “isn’t a competitor” for Ethereum. Lubin: Ripple ‘Isn’t Really A Blockchain’ Speaking to Bloomberg about the current state of the cryptocurrency market and Ethereum development, Lubin delivered an interesting take on two of the industry’s biggest names. origin »

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SEC Going Hard After ICO Fraudsters.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) obtained a permanent penny stock bar and an officer-and-director bar against the founder of a fraudulent initial coin offering (ICO), which actually entered the cryptocurrency market as a cover for funding an oil exploration company in California. origin »

Ripple Preparing to Enter Into Chinese Markets.

New statements from the vice president of European Union strategic accounts at Ripple reveal that the creators of the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency are looking to expand their Distributed Ledger Technology software services into China. origin »

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Scam victims warn fake accounts will ruin Facebook’s dating site.

Two well-meaning Facebook vigilantes are in a battle against scam accounts, and Facebook‘s response seems to be “Yeah, good job. Now keep doing it. ” Kathy Kostrub-Waters and Bryan Denny are spending some of their precious free time finding fake accounts on the site — not the kind created by Russian trolls during the fake news blitz a few years ago, but the kind that use stolen photos to convince lonely hearts to send money to people they’ve never met. origin »

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High Times Denies That It Will Not Accept Bitcoin Payments.

Pot publication High Times stretched the concept behind its name a little too far. The company said two weeks ago that it would be the first to accept Bitcoin during its stock offering. However, now, it suggests that the statement was made in error and that only fiat will be accepted during the event. origin »

Changes coming by in the Cryptocurrency Market.

The next step for cryptocurrency markets is to expand and go mainstream is to get institutional money in but that also means regulations. With SEC coming in and their cautious approach there has been six percent losses seen in the BTC valuation. origin »

Thailand’s SEC Approves Seven Crypto Exchanges, Two More Under Review.

Thailand’s SEC Accepts Seven Crypto Exchanges, Looking into Another Two On Wednesday, August 15, Thai SEC disclosed a list of seven cryptocurrency firms that can continue their business operations. As per their statement, it has been confirmed that the list includes Bitcoin Company Limited (BX), BitKub, Cash2Coin, Group Company Limited (TDAX), and Coin Asset Co […] origin »

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