Official BGOL Crypto Currency Thread ★★★★★
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I have around 130k ZIL with an average buy of $0.038. I know folks hate using market cap, but it's $1.3B. When I bought in, it was around $330M, so the climb has been swift. Main net is expected to launch in Q3.
All of this is just to say, I honestly don't know if it's over. I hope not. I hope it hits $1.
What ruling? What's the details?
NVM, just looked it up. This can only be good for Wagerr. Especially getting listing on a major exchange.
Shot I would too....I'm guess you paid round 5k @ $1.0 that would be a nice penny
Shit, at a dollar, I'd be up quite nice. Not enough to retire. But enough to peace out from the corporate world for a little bit. I need ethereum numbers to move to Puerto Rico.
Anyone been following HYDRO? It's lookin like a hidden gem.
It's been sitting in tha green and pumping since before this recent bloodbath started and it's only been out in the market for just over a week with no ico. I'm riding this wave.
Hydrogen (HYDRO)
$0.003748 USD (37.79%)
https://www.hydrogenplatform.com/
Welp..... (and i was still researching/scared to pull the trigger, still may....)
Hydrogen (HYDRO) Hydrogen
$0.011272 USD (77.56%)
0.00000137 BTC (83.78%)
0.00001625 ETH (84.26%)
I completely agree with wanting to jump in. Its Mercatox I am not trusting.Is there another exchange I can use to purchase? I just tried to deposit BTC there and it keeps giving me errors. That led to me seeing tons of links saying its a scam site.
Token Store, CoinEx and EtherDelta....I never fucked with those 3 exchanges yet. There are rumors of other exchanges coming soon. I've bought KIN, XINFIN and HYDRO from mercatox. Some were in their chatroom saying they having BTC deposit problems also.
Appreciate it fam, went ahead and got some from the exchange. The BTC error finally went away. Much respect for the response
Potential sleeper that I think will be mooning pretty soon.
Pure (PURE)
$0.864629 USD (-10.64%)
0.00010470 BTC (-11.54%)
I run a masternode with this coin currently average about 160 Pure per day( or about $150 at the current price). The dev is about to do a coinswap from the current blockchain to a PIVX based block. It will be a 2:1 swap so the price will go up based on circulating supply going down after swap. The cool part is this is all in preparation for a DEX they will be launching. Masternodes will get a share of the fees along with staking rewards. What makes this DEX different(at least from what I'm reading in the Discord) is the new Pure will produced a toke coin for DAPPS similar to how NEO generates GAS( We know how that blew up). If you're holding pure after the swap, the DAPP token will be 1:1 airdropped so that's easy money. The swap is around the corner so it's a good time to jump in while the market is low.
$0.864629 USD (-10.64%)
0.00010470 BTC (-11.54%)
I run a masternode with this coin currently average about 160 Pure per day( or about $150 at the current price). The dev is about to do a coinswap from the current blockchain to a PIVX based block. It will be a 2:1 swap so the price will go up based on circulating supply going down after swap. The cool part is this is all in preparation for a DEX they will be launching. Masternodes will get a share of the fees along with staking rewards. What makes this DEX different(at least from what I'm reading in the Discord) is the new Pure will produced a toke coin for DAPPS similar to how NEO generates GAS( We know how that blew up). If you're holding pure after the swap, the DAPP token will be 1:1 airdropped so that's easy money. The swap is around the corner so it's a good time to jump in while the market is low.
FUD No More: South Korea Set to Adopt G20’s Unified Cryptocurrency Regulations
Adam James
May 19, 2018 · 12:00 am
As the G20 works to create a set of “unified regulations” in regards to cryptocurrencies, the government of South Korea — the third largest cryptocurrency market in the world — reportedly plans on playing ball with whichever policies the international forum of governments and central bank governors put into place.
‘We Will Step up Efforts to Improve Things’
According to China Money Network, local media has also reported that Korean regulators have agreed to apply the Financial Action Task Force’s standards to its own cryptocurrency policies.
Stated South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS):
It’s almost certain that cryptocurrencies will be classified as assets and the main issue will be centered on how to regulate them properly under the unified frame that will be agreed upon between G-20 nations. Given the current stance, this isn’t good, but we will step up efforts to improve things.
If South Korea adopts the G20’s future “unified regulations,” it would therefore treat cryptocurrency the same as other member countries Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico,the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union.
Financial policymakers from the G20 member states currently plan on putting forth the first framework for the unified regulation of cryptocurrencies in July of this year.
Mixed Signals
The news that South Korea plans on adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework comes after South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) began to broaden the scope of its probe into domestic cryptocurrency exchange operators while requesting worldwide coordination in regards to cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation.
The FSC’s stance seemingly contradicted Yoon Suk-heun’s previously reported claims that he is planning to ease regulations surrounding domestic cryptocurrency trading, however. The new FSS governor previously stated that “there are some positive aspects to cryptocurrencies.”
The FSS and the FCC work together but serve different functions. The FSC is in charge of policy regulation, while the FSS examines and supervises financial institutions. On the subject of cryptocurrency regulation, however, the failure to project a unified message has sent mixed signals to the rest of the wider cryptocurrency marketplace.
Adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework would finally lend some clarity to the cryptocurrency situation in South Korea.
What do you think of South Korea’s plans to adopt the G20’s unified regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies? Do you think this will finally dispel the constant stream of FUD coming from the East Asian nation? Let us know what you think?
Adam James
May 19, 2018 · 12:00 am
As the G20 works to create a set of “unified regulations” in regards to cryptocurrencies, the government of South Korea — the third largest cryptocurrency market in the world — reportedly plans on playing ball with whichever policies the international forum of governments and central bank governors put into place.
‘We Will Step up Efforts to Improve Things’
According to China Money Network, local media has also reported that Korean regulators have agreed to apply the Financial Action Task Force’s standards to its own cryptocurrency policies.
Stated South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS):
It’s almost certain that cryptocurrencies will be classified as assets and the main issue will be centered on how to regulate them properly under the unified frame that will be agreed upon between G-20 nations. Given the current stance, this isn’t good, but we will step up efforts to improve things.
If South Korea adopts the G20’s future “unified regulations,” it would therefore treat cryptocurrency the same as other member countries Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico,the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union.
Financial policymakers from the G20 member states currently plan on putting forth the first framework for the unified regulation of cryptocurrencies in July of this year.
Mixed Signals
The news that South Korea plans on adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework comes after South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) began to broaden the scope of its probe into domestic cryptocurrency exchange operators while requesting worldwide coordination in regards to cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation.
The FSC’s stance seemingly contradicted Yoon Suk-heun’s previously reported claims that he is planning to ease regulations surrounding domestic cryptocurrency trading, however. The new FSS governor previously stated that “there are some positive aspects to cryptocurrencies.”
The FSS and the FCC work together but serve different functions. The FSC is in charge of policy regulation, while the FSS examines and supervises financial institutions. On the subject of cryptocurrency regulation, however, the failure to project a unified message has sent mixed signals to the rest of the wider cryptocurrency marketplace.
Adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework would finally lend some clarity to the cryptocurrency situation in South Korea.
What do you think of South Korea’s plans to adopt the G20’s unified regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies? Do you think this will finally dispel the constant stream of FUD coming from the East Asian nation? Let us know what you think?
FUD No More: South Korea Set to Adopt G20’s Unified Cryptocurrency Regulations
Adam James
May 19, 2018 · 12:00 am
As the G20 works to create a set of “unified regulations” in regards to cryptocurrencies, the government of South Korea — the third largest cryptocurrency market in the world — reportedly plans on playing ball with whichever policies the international forum of governments and central bank governors put into place.
‘We Will Step up Efforts to Improve Things’
According to China Money Network, local media has also reported that Korean regulators have agreed to apply the Financial Action Task Force’s standards to its own cryptocurrency policies.
Stated South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS):
It’s almost certain that cryptocurrencies will be classified as assets and the main issue will be centered on how to regulate them properly under the unified frame that will be agreed upon between G-20 nations. Given the current stance, this isn’t good, but we will step up efforts to improve things.
If South Korea adopts the G20’s future “unified regulations,” it would therefore treat cryptocurrency the same as other member countries Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico,the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union.
Financial policymakers from the G20 member states currently plan on putting forth the first framework for the unified regulation of cryptocurrencies in July of this year.
Mixed Signals
The news that South Korea plans on adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework comes after South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) began to broaden the scope of its probe into domestic cryptocurrency exchange operators while requesting worldwide coordination in regards to cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation.
The FSC’s stance seemingly contradicted Yoon Suk-heun’s previously reported claims that he is planning to ease regulations surrounding domestic cryptocurrency trading, however. The new FSS governor previously stated that “there are some positive aspects to cryptocurrencies.”
The FSS and the FCC work together but serve different functions. The FSC is in charge of policy regulation, while the FSS examines and supervises financial institutions. On the subject of cryptocurrency regulation, however, the failure to project a unified message has sent mixed signals to the rest of the wider cryptocurrency marketplace.
Adopting the G20’s unified regulatory framework would finally lend some clarity to the cryptocurrency situation in South Korea.
What do you think of South Korea’s plans to adopt the G20’s unified regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies? Do you think this will finally dispel the constant stream of FUD coming from the East Asian nation? Let us know what you think?
Good. Koreans been acting like fucking idiots over there. Thought they would chill after getting busted for that insider shit back in winter. Fools are realizing they forcing innovation to go to Switzerland and other sensible places.
South Korea and the U.S.(SEC) have acted like jackasses thus far.
Not all crypto but that is only because I've been a bit lazy at moving the rest over.
Did you set yours up?
Nawl, got it months ago and its still in the plastic wrapped box. I been bullshittin
I almost did the same thing. Just go ahead and set it up. Put a movie on in the background and knock it out. Whats the benefit to spend money on crypto and the ledger and not utilize them effectively
I am with you on that one....
Is there news of that being a possibility?
Good luck with that. Coinbase is U.S. based. They probably ain't adding shit for a minute. SEC is still out here in the streets acting an ass.
"It can be a security today, and not one tomorrow, and vice versa!" Then you have assclowns at the state level waiting to get in and fuck up. States are more incompetent, clueless, and crooked than the feds 
Next thing you know, coinbase getting letters from those dumb inbreds in South Carolina. Why would coinbase get caught up in unregistered securities when it doesn't have to? Not saying cryptos are unregistered securities, because that might be a fight in court for years. But coinbase isn't going to risk it. They will let rumors hype them up because crypto is all about hype and rumors.
WAGERR Folks
OK, I left my Wagerr on the beta platform. Do I need to move it somewhere. I also was leasing waves and have been getting back all kinds of assets I guess as payments. How do I even begin to figure out what these assets are and if they're worth anything. I randomly checked today and saw something called WAVC
Are all of these just stuck on the platform and will never be worth a thing? Do I have to wait for the actual betting platform for these WAGERR to be worth anything.
OK, I left my Wagerr on the beta platform. Do I need to move it somewhere. I also was leasing waves and have been getting back all kinds of assets I guess as payments. How do I even begin to figure out what these assets are and if they're worth anything. I randomly checked today and saw something called WAVC
Are all of these just stuck on the platform and will never be worth a thing? Do I have to wait for the actual betting platform for these WAGERR to be worth anything.
China’s Biggest Mobile Game Platform Announces Plans to Integrate with Loom DAppChains
If you are not familiar…
Cocos is one of the BIGGEST and most WIDELY USED game engines in the world — especially in Asia.
For instance, excluding Chinese users, their SDKBOX has 106 million active users per month with a total of 680 million users captured.
Not only that…
Since Cocos is an open-source framework that allows anyone to build cross-platform games easily — independent game developers LOVE it.
…and guess what?
Today, I am excited to announce that Loom Network (in partnership with Cocos’s internal developers) will be releasing DAppChain support for the Cocos game platform.
If you’ve been busy with real life lately, several cool things have happened while you were away.
Namely:
So, back to Cocos-SDK…
Pretty soon…
Cocos Game Developers Will Be Able To Easily Integrate with Loom DAppChains — and Deploy Scalable Blockchain Games
As I mentioned earlier…
JUST THEIR OVERSEAS USERBASE has 106 million active users per month with a total of 680 million users captured.
…and with the Cocos-SDK, game developers will be able to SEAMLESSLY integrate with Loom DAppChains and deploy scalable, secure Blockchain Games.
With the Cocos-SDK — the Cocos Client will be able to handle all tasks related to:
By the end of June 2018 —we will be releasing similar reference implementations that will cover commonly used game functionality such as: item transfers, in-game currencies, saving states, saving characters, etc. as well.
Why? — Simple:
So that any developer with an existing game (or a game in development) can evaluate integrating Blockchain backends as part of their game mechanics or economy.
All About Cocos in 30 seconds…
Cocos2d is a cross platform and open source 2D game engine for mobile game development known for its speed, stability, and ease of use.
The Cocos’s family includes their (most well-known) Cocos2d, Cocos Creator, Cocos3d, and a long list of other widely used products.
Comparable to Unity, Cocos has a vibrant ecosystem full of developers, asset store, and tight integrations with iOS, Android, and…
…even WeChat and Facebook Messenger games.
This is a short list of Chinese Companies that support Cocos
While Cocos is quite popular in Asia, it is MOST well-known in China — and considering the large number of support from the biggest Chinese social platforms, it’s not that surprising.
Last but not least…
Loom SDK is almost ready (+Hackathon coming to a city near you! )
We are super excited that our SDK is almost ready for public release.
Why? Because it will be the easiest way for developers to easily build scalable Blockchain DApps (including games) without having to do a lot of heavy lifting.
Along with the SDK launch in June, we will be announcing a number of Hackathons to give an exclusive introduction to it’s capabilities for both Game and Blockchain Developers. (In Tokyo on May 26th then Beijing & Shanghai later in June)
…So, if you are a developer that enjoys drinking obscene amounts of caffeine while being knee deep in code, we want to meet you
When you discover you can make Blockchain Games without being a l33t programmer
Since our SDK is the easiest way for any developer to build and deploy a scalable DApp, it would be a crime for them to not know about Loom’s SDK.
One more thing…
We are also compiling a list of all the other (incredible) services we are offering Loom Developers (like an indexing layer we built etc.) along with a few more surprises.
So, buckle up and keep your ears open to the crypto streets
If you are not familiar…
Cocos is one of the BIGGEST and most WIDELY USED game engines in the world — especially in Asia.
For instance, excluding Chinese users, their SDKBOX has 106 million active users per month with a total of 680 million users captured.
Not only that…
Since Cocos is an open-source framework that allows anyone to build cross-platform games easily — independent game developers LOVE it.
…and guess what?
Today, I am excited to announce that Loom Network (in partnership with Cocos’s internal developers) will be releasing DAppChain support for the Cocos game platform.
If you’ve been busy with real life lately, several cool things have happened while you were away.
Namely:
- Neon District, which is a hybrid card-based RPG and MMO game set in a futuristic, tech-noir world joined Loom’s SDK.
- We also announced support for client-side access in Unity (which is the most popular game developer platform in the world) — which will allow any Unity game developer to build Blockchain games without knowing Blockchain programming.
- …and we are also doing a Hackathon Tour in Asia to give some of the most talented game developers early access to the upcoming release of Loom’s SDK.
So, back to Cocos-SDK…
Pretty soon…
Cocos Game Developers Will Be Able To Easily Integrate with Loom DAppChains — and Deploy Scalable Blockchain Games
As I mentioned earlier…
JUST THEIR OVERSEAS USERBASE has 106 million active users per month with a total of 680 million users captured.
…and with the Cocos-SDK, game developers will be able to SEAMLESSLY integrate with Loom DAppChains and deploy scalable, secure Blockchain Games.
With the Cocos-SDK — the Cocos Client will be able to handle all tasks related to:
- DAppChain Wallets
- Transaction Signing
- Authentication
By the end of June 2018 —we will be releasing similar reference implementations that will cover commonly used game functionality such as: item transfers, in-game currencies, saving states, saving characters, etc. as well.
Why? — Simple:
So that any developer with an existing game (or a game in development) can evaluate integrating Blockchain backends as part of their game mechanics or economy.
All About Cocos in 30 seconds…
Cocos2d is a cross platform and open source 2D game engine for mobile game development known for its speed, stability, and ease of use.
The Cocos’s family includes their (most well-known) Cocos2d, Cocos Creator, Cocos3d, and a long list of other widely used products.
Comparable to Unity, Cocos has a vibrant ecosystem full of developers, asset store, and tight integrations with iOS, Android, and…
…even WeChat and Facebook Messenger games.
This is a short list of Chinese Companies that support Cocos
While Cocos is quite popular in Asia, it is MOST well-known in China — and considering the large number of support from the biggest Chinese social platforms, it’s not that surprising.
Last but not least…
Loom SDK is almost ready (+Hackathon coming to a city near you! )
We are super excited that our SDK is almost ready for public release.
Why? Because it will be the easiest way for developers to easily build scalable Blockchain DApps (including games) without having to do a lot of heavy lifting.
Along with the SDK launch in June, we will be announcing a number of Hackathons to give an exclusive introduction to it’s capabilities for both Game and Blockchain Developers. (In Tokyo on May 26th then Beijing & Shanghai later in June)
…So, if you are a developer that enjoys drinking obscene amounts of caffeine while being knee deep in code, we want to meet you
When you discover you can make Blockchain Games without being a l33t programmer
Since our SDK is the easiest way for any developer to build and deploy a scalable DApp, it would be a crime for them to not know about Loom’s SDK.
One more thing…
We are also compiling a list of all the other (incredible) services we are offering Loom Developers (like an indexing layer we built etc.) along with a few more surprises.
So, buckle up and keep your ears open to the crypto streets
Good luck with that. Coinbase is U.S. based. They probably ain't adding shit for a minute. SEC is still out here in the streets acting an ass.
Why would coinbase get caught up in unregistered securities when it doesn't have to? Not saying cryptos are unregistered securities, because that might be a fight in court for years. But coinbase isn't going to risk it. They will let rumors hype them up because crypto is all about hype and rumors.
Damn. Quit making sense. Let a brother dream. Lol
Many been waiting on Tron news since I began dealing with this coins shit. I think my first enterance was round Oct.
(MAJURO, Marshall Islands) The tiny Marshall Islands is creating its own digital currency in order to raise some hard cash to pay bills and boost the economy.
The Pacific island nation said it became the first country in the world to recognize a cryptocurrency as its legal tender when it passed a law this past week to create the digital “Sovereign,” or SOV. In the nation of 60,000, the cryptocurrency will have equal status with the U.S. dollar as a form of payment.
Venezuela last month became the first country to launch its own cryptocurrency when it launched the virtual Petro, backed by crude oil reserves. The Marshall Islands said the SOV will be different because it will be recognized in law as legal tender, effectively backed by the government.
The Marshall Islands is partnering with Israeli company Neema to launch the SOV. It plans to sell some of the currency to international investors and spend the proceeds.
The Marshall Islands says the SOV will require users to identify themselves, thus avoiding the anonymity that has kept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from gaining support from governments.
“This is a historic moment for our people, finally issuing and using our own currency, alongside the USD (U.S. dollar),” President Hilda Heine said in a statement. “It is another step of manifesting our national liberty.”
The Marshall Islands is closely aligned with the U.S. under a Compact of Free Association and uses the dollar as its currency. Under the compact, the U.S. provides the Marshall Islands with about $70 million each year in assistance. The U.S. runs a military base on Kwajalein Atoll.
Lawmakers passed the cryptocurrency measure Monday following five days of heated debate. It’s unclear when the nation will issue the currency.
Leaders hope the SOV will one day be used by residents for everything from paying taxes to buying groceries.
The law states that the Marshall Islands will issue 24 million SOVs in what it calls an Initial Currency Offering. Half of those will go to the government and half to Neema.
The Marshall Islands intends to initially sell 6 million SOVs to international investors. It says it will use the money to help pay for the budget, invest in projects to mitigate the effects of global warming and support those people still affected by U.S. nuclear testing.
The country also intends to hand out 2.4 million SOVs to residents.
Neema Chief Executive Barak Ben-Ezer said the SOV marked a new era for cryptocurrency.
“SOV is about getting rid of the excuses” for not shifting to digital assets, he said in a statement. He said it solved a huge problem with cryptocurrencies, which haven’t previously been recognized as “real” money by banks, regulators and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Some lawmakers expressed concern about the large amount of the new currency that would go to the Israeli company, while others argued the country had urgent needs and the cash would help.
Jehan Chu, the Hong Kong-based co-founder of blockchain platform Kenetic, said he thought it was an amazing move by the Marshall Islands and was the way of the future.
“Physical currency is going by the wayside as an antiquated, obsolete form of transacting,” he said.
But Chu added that he didn’t think the currency would hold much appeal for international investors or be particularly valuable outside the Marshall Islands.
And many people in the Marshall Islands and beyond remain skeptical of cryptocurrencies.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said this past week that a global speculative mania had encouraged a proliferation of the currencies, and that they needed to be held to the same standards as the rest of the financial system.
“The prices of many cryptocurrencies have exhibited the classic hallmarks of bubbles … reliant in part on finding the greater fool,” Carney said in a speech to the Scottish Economics conference in Edinburgh.
The Pacific island nation said it became the first country in the world to recognize a cryptocurrency as its legal tender when it passed a law this past week to create the digital “Sovereign,” or SOV. In the nation of 60,000, the cryptocurrency will have equal status with the U.S. dollar as a form of payment.
Venezuela last month became the first country to launch its own cryptocurrency when it launched the virtual Petro, backed by crude oil reserves. The Marshall Islands said the SOV will be different because it will be recognized in law as legal tender, effectively backed by the government.
The Marshall Islands is partnering with Israeli company Neema to launch the SOV. It plans to sell some of the currency to international investors and spend the proceeds.
The Marshall Islands says the SOV will require users to identify themselves, thus avoiding the anonymity that has kept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from gaining support from governments.
“This is a historic moment for our people, finally issuing and using our own currency, alongside the USD (U.S. dollar),” President Hilda Heine said in a statement. “It is another step of manifesting our national liberty.”
The Marshall Islands is closely aligned with the U.S. under a Compact of Free Association and uses the dollar as its currency. Under the compact, the U.S. provides the Marshall Islands with about $70 million each year in assistance. The U.S. runs a military base on Kwajalein Atoll.
Lawmakers passed the cryptocurrency measure Monday following five days of heated debate. It’s unclear when the nation will issue the currency.
Leaders hope the SOV will one day be used by residents for everything from paying taxes to buying groceries.
The law states that the Marshall Islands will issue 24 million SOVs in what it calls an Initial Currency Offering. Half of those will go to the government and half to Neema.
The Marshall Islands intends to initially sell 6 million SOVs to international investors. It says it will use the money to help pay for the budget, invest in projects to mitigate the effects of global warming and support those people still affected by U.S. nuclear testing.
The country also intends to hand out 2.4 million SOVs to residents.
Neema Chief Executive Barak Ben-Ezer said the SOV marked a new era for cryptocurrency.
“SOV is about getting rid of the excuses” for not shifting to digital assets, he said in a statement. He said it solved a huge problem with cryptocurrencies, which haven’t previously been recognized as “real” money by banks, regulators and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Some lawmakers expressed concern about the large amount of the new currency that would go to the Israeli company, while others argued the country had urgent needs and the cash would help.
Jehan Chu, the Hong Kong-based co-founder of blockchain platform Kenetic, said he thought it was an amazing move by the Marshall Islands and was the way of the future.
“Physical currency is going by the wayside as an antiquated, obsolete form of transacting,” he said.
But Chu added that he didn’t think the currency would hold much appeal for international investors or be particularly valuable outside the Marshall Islands.
And many people in the Marshall Islands and beyond remain skeptical of cryptocurrencies.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said this past week that a global speculative mania had encouraged a proliferation of the currencies, and that they needed to be held to the same standards as the rest of the financial system.
“The prices of many cryptocurrencies have exhibited the classic hallmarks of bubbles … reliant in part on finding the greater fool,” Carney said in a speech to the Scottish Economics conference in Edinburgh.
Man you good with Tron. Hype is huge part of the game and Tron has it. Once you build communities and hype like that, it seldom dies.
Tron is having an airdrop(free token)before the launch: https://t.co/8ZnvfBuzNA
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