Many cryptocurrencies have an insufficient number of buyers, and therefore rapidly fall into a frozen state that is very hard to reverse. In this context, bitcoin floats to the top.
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Despite the promises that bitcoin will be used for everyday purchases, many businesses that were initially bullish have stopped accepting cryptocurrencies.
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As in the legend of William Tell, Mark Zuckerberg better prove to be a good shot if people are going to trust libra as much as they trust bitcoin.
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As in the legend of William Tell, Mark Zuckerberg better prove to be a good shot if people are going to trust libra as much as they trust bitcoin.
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Industry regulators are finally catching up with blockchain companies that have dubiously defined their tokens as “utilities” (therefore avoiding the strict issuing and management requirements of “…
For the crypto industry, attracting the next 100 million consumers to start using tokens as currency is going to require simpler access methods. The current process of exchanging a fiat currency (e.g., USD) to an…
To many on the outside, the blockchain industry and speculative crypto markets are one and the same, which often leads to misunderstandings. For the two entities that regulate the market, the U.S. Securities and …
Startup life is full of snakes and ladders, but in the blockchain market there are currently more snakes.To play the game, roll the dice to advance … if you land on a snake’s head, go to its tail. If you land on …