Via Twitter yesterday, the OSC stated, «In light of recent inquiries, we wanted to share
some thoughts on cryptocurrency offerings.»
In light of recent inquiries, we wanted to share
some thoughts on cryptocurrency offerings.
Known to the crypto community as the creator of Dogecoin, Jackson Palmer, product manager at Adobe by profession and coder by passion, told Cointelegraph how he sees the future of the cryptocurrency, started as a parody and broke the $ 1 bln market cap in the beginning of 2018, shared
his thoughts on the cryptocurrency community, and disclosed some plans for the future.
When western leaders are pressed for
their thoughts on cryptocurrency, that's invariably the first sound bite to leave their lips, followed, occasionally, by a begrudging acknowledgement that «the underlying blockchain technology has potential».
Known to the crypto community as the creator of Dogecoin, Jackson Palmer, product manager at Adobe by profession and coder by passion, told Cointelegraph how he sees the future of the cryptocurrency, started as a parody and broke the $ 1 bln market cap in the beginning of 2018, shared
his thoughts on the cryptocurrency community, and disclosed some plans for the future.
In an exclusive interview with Yahoo Finance in Omaha, Neb., leading up to Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting, Buffett laid out his latest
thinking on cryptocurrency investing.
Not exact matches
But after doing a little research
on cryptocurrencies, Buterin adjusted his
thinking.
«This is certainly not the first, nor will it be the last, such hack attack
on cryptocurrencies and, all things considered, I
think they're taking it fairly well in terms of price,» Colas added.
Finally, Morgan Stanley also notes that bitcoin is more leveraged than previously
thought — people are taking
on debt to buy the
cryptocurrency.
In the wacky world of
cryptocurrencies, as soon as I hit the «publish» button
on any article, I can pretty much rest assured knowing that whatever
thoughts that I have at that moment will be relegated to obsolete immediately after.
Many
thought the SEC was a long way from approving any
cryptocurrency ETFs, but there are signs the regulator has put the issue back
on the table and a fund might be closer to reality than previously
thought, says Christian Magoon, Amplify ETFs CEO.
Emanuel elaborated
on the potential impact of
cryptocurrencies in the film industry: «I
think crowdfunding using blockchain - backed currency could work for some types of content.
As we consider how we measure and strive toward decentralization, perhaps we should learn to
think of
cryptocurrencies» success as something more than green arrows and positive slopes
on a screen.
«We didn't
think it was obvious to rush out a product and be first,» said CEO Jeff Sprecher
on Tuesday, expressing concern about the lack of transparency at
cryptocurrency exchanges, many of which will be referenced in price indexes used for
cryptocurrency derivatives.
Ari Paul, CIO and managing partner of
cryptocurrency hedge fund BlockTower Capital, took to Twitter to share his
thoughts on what might drive the next bull market: adoption as P2P cash, institutional portfolios, privacy, and marketing.
Think of the amount of harm and illicit activity that is going
on with fiat currency compared to
cryptocurrency at the moment.
In an article published
on its website last Friday, the century - old
think tank cautioned that «there exists a very real danger that the petro will not only fail to cure Venezuela's economic woes but will also weaken the integrity of
cryptocurrencies writ - large.»
As April 17th, the tax deadline closes in, the IRS
thought it pertinent to remind the taxpayers that they are liable to pay income taxes
on their earnings from
cryptocurrencies.
What do you
think about
cryptocurrency infused sticker sets
on Telegram?
Our main subject is focused
on Cryptocurrency Mining Pools and our
thoughts...
My greatest issue is when big brother steps into the frame, which is why I brought up Kenneth Rogoff, because I
think that he would like to see
cryptocurrencies not be anonymous such that central bankers were capable, this is the scariest
thought I could possibly come up with, of tracking our every single buying transaction, our every purchase consideration and knowing what we are buying
on a day - to - day basis.
This podcast covers many areas of investing, including his current opinions
on the bond market and how it might affect stocks, his
thoughts on commodities, and why he continues to believe in
cryptocurrencies long - term.
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think the real currency war is, which is in centralized vs. decentralized money, and I talk a little bit about
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You know also that's I
think another driver for the whole
Cryptocurrency space is that if
Cryptocurrency is perceived as something that is a store of value based
on scarcity, then it becomes an attractive hedge against inflation.
I mean given that the fractional reserve banking system is so over-levered, globally, but just
thinking about the U.S. for a minute if everybody put 5 % -10 % of their money in Bitcoin or some other
cryptocurrencies, the whole banking system implodes
on itself.
Ripplecoin, created in 2011, was built
on the same protocol as Bitcoin but services as a payment system —
think of it like a Paypal for
cryptocurrencies that supports any fiat currency,
cryptocurrency, commodity or even frequent flier miles.
For the first time, people are beginning to
think seriously about whether or not they owe taxes
on their
cryptocurrency holdings.
Assessing whether it was «worth it» is hard... I
think Dogecoin represents a good case study and hope it is utilized as a learning experience to reflect
on for anyone in or newly entering the
cryptocurrency space.
Here are my discretionary
thoughts on forex, commodities, bonds, and
cryptocurrencies.
the second is «what do you
think (if anything) about diversifying BTC into other
cryptocurrencies that are
on the rise?
But if you're generally positive
on the space, I still don't
think there's an easy recommendation — just as I wouldn't recommend investing in just a single
cryptocurrency (even Bitcoin, or Ether), I probably wouldn't pick a single company either.
Own a few btc myself and alot of other altcoins Next year or so... the market will be over a trillion...
Cryptocurrency will not fail as said by some
on here (
think they need to get into it to understand it more)
I
think it degenerated into discussion
on how a hidden stat was removed from the game because modern hardware is more powerful than a PS2, how to get one specific weapon was easier to get, and using copies of Bad Rats as Steam
cryptocurrency
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Unfortunately, many scam artists have jumped
on the
cryptocurrency train to unleash all kinds of scam
cryptocurrencies on unsuspecting investors who
think they are buying the next Bitcoin at a discount.
I have a lot of faith in the Dogecoin Core development team to keep the software stable and secure, but I
think it says a lot about the state of the
cryptocurrency space in general that a currency with a dog
on it which hasn't released a software update in over 2 years has a $ 1B + market cap.
According to Man
on a Mission founder Paul Lamb, «I
think there's a strong desire to accept not only bitcoin, but other
cryptocurrencies as well, so it's really a matter of building it and providing a menu of options from fiat to the wide range of
cryptocurrencies.»
One U.S. senator
thinks the Trump administration isn't doing enough to deter North Korean attacks
on cryptocurrency users and exchanges.
«I
think one of the best things we can do with the GDAX product is slowly eat up the food chain,» he said, going
on to liken Coinbase as a the Fidelity of
cryptocurrencies and GDAX as a sort of New York Stock Exchange.
Saudi Arabia's approach
on cryptocurrencies has been somewhat less harsh as the government
thinks more time is needed to fully understand
cryptocurrencies.
When people
think about
cryptocurrency, they often associate it with illicit drug sales
on the darknet or volatile currency speculation.
What are your
thoughts on Nvidia's stance
on cryptocurrency mining?
Do you
think that AMD and Nvidia will focus more
on cryptocurrency mining products?
What are your
thoughts on Ethereum and
cryptocurrencies in general?
Do you
think the project can deliver
on its promise to be the one - stop shop for each and every
cryptocurrency trader?
With Ripple's main competitor, Swift building its own blockchain using Hyperledger, and a rising tide of upstarts with their own variations
on the cross-border payments use case, it's this use of Ripple's native
cryptocurrency that Treacher
thinks will elevate the company above the competition.
Historically, crypto assets have most commonly been referred to as
cryptocurrencies, which we
think confuses new users and constrains the conversation
on the future of these assets.
But with interest in the decentralization of
cryptocurrency networks
on the rise, one might
think solutions were also being considered.
McAfee went to social media and made regular announcements
on what he
thought about the future of virtual currencies and more specifically the worlds» first decentralized
cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.
This time around, he
thinks «blockchain [technology] and
cryptocurrency will stand
on its own merits.»