“Booking Holdings another Facebook Libra partner leaves the coalition of companies holding the founding member position at the Libra Foundation.”
“According to some analysts on Twitter, Bitcoin is in a consolidation phase after its remarkable 300% increase in price during 2019. Technical analysis for Bitcoin has become something of a guessing game.”
“China’s upcoming digital currency is reportedly going to be very similar to Libra in terms of network design, but it will take a more holistic approach to find harmony between money-laundering prevention and anonymous payments.”
“Blockchain investors’ tastes are changing, it appears. A new report reveals some interesting numbers regarding the quantity of money flowing into blockchain since 2013, with more than $23 billion mostly piling into early-round investment.”
“As helpfully tweeted by the trader and analyst known as Rhythm, Bitcoin is now the 11th largest money/monetary supply in the world. That’s pretty impressive for a 10-year-old upstart, created from an anonymously published 9-page whitepaper.”
“China’s central bank is creating its own cryptocurrency in response to Facebook’s Libra. Wang Xin, Director of the People’s Bank of China Research(PBoC) Bureau made the announcement.”
“Unschooling is an alternative education movement quickly gaining popularity and currency worldwide. Like Bitcoin, it is an individualist approach to an area of human action long thought to be established beyond question―education.”
“Asset management firm Fidelity Investments on May 2, 2019, published a Medium post which suggests that almost 22 percent of institutional investors hold digital assets in some form in their portfolios.”
“Japan is preparing to share its experience regarding cryptocurrency regulation with finance ministers and central bank governors from other G20 countries at the upcoming summit which it will host in June.”
“Like any currency, cryptos need a place to be stored by people. As the technical equivalent of fiat personal storage, these digital and hardware storages are aptly called e-wallets.”
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