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04/04/2019

It’s amazing but I thought to use this pic again it will be impossible because of bitcoin price, but not now😂🤓🥳

BTC =5 023$
ETH =163$
LTC =88$
XRP =0.34$

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31/01/2019

Bank is the biggest Swiss so far to offer crypto trading and storage services for its clients.

Digital Asset Vault is a plug-in platform that enables other institutions to both store and trade crypto-assets on behalf of their clients. It combines Vontobel’s trading know-how with the expertise of Swiss crypto-company Ta**us to solve two problems in one stroke.

The vault allows people to trade cryptocurrencies without the technological hassle of holding their own encrypted private keys. It also lets banks keep cryptocurrencies off balance sheets, which would otherwise force them to hold large amounts of capital in reserve to insure against potential losses.

The platform will focus on cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, rather than the forecast wave of tokenised securities.
Last year, Switzerland teamed up with financial software company and crypto-storage specialist METACO to develop a similar service. It is due to go live in 2019 once regulatory approval is given.

State-owned telecommunications company is also working with financial institutions to ease their path into crypto-assets through its Swiss Blockchain unit.

Vontobel was one of the first banks in Switzerland to dabble in crypto-assets by issuing cryptocurrency-linked tracker certificates from 2016. They were followed by Cornèr Bank and Swiss fintech firm Amun, which released an exchange-traded product on the Swiss stock exchange last November.

private bank and digital trading platform Swissquote have been early crypto-service adopters too, also by teaming up with crypto-specialists who take custody of the assets. allows its own clients to invest in initial coin offerings (ICOs) – crowd-investing schemes used by blockchain firms to raise start-up capital – through its platform.

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/banking-on-crypto_swiss-bank-crypto-services--tip-of-the-iceberg-/44679582

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29/01/2019

Read here most important 3

The Blockchain and Internet of Things
the use of blockchain technology to secure data and devices in the internet of things (IoT) doubled during 2018.
As well as security, blockchain offers utility benefits in the IoT field, too. With the number of connected devices predicted to top 26 billion during 2019, vast amounts of machine-to-machine communication will be taking place, at far too high a speed for humans to keep up manually. Experts predict that blockchains will increasingly be used to log and monitor these communications and transactions, and although this convergence is at a very early stage, 2019 will see an explosion in its use.

Blockchain & Financial Services
Cryptocurrency values may have taken a hammering during 2018, due in no small part to a bursting of the speculative bubble built up around the arrival of such potentially transformative technology.

But the mainstream financial services industry was undoubtedly shaken by the emergence of this tech and the potential it has to disrupt their businesses. So much so that it seems likely they will be at the forefront of the next wave, when it comes crashing in. One example is Bakkt, the Bitcoin-based futures trading platform planned by ICE, the operator the New York Stock Exchange.

Bitcoin
I’m not going to be stupid or irresponsible enough to predict that the value of cryptocurrencies is going to shoot into the stratosphere (again) in 2019.
One thing that is clear, though, is that cryptocurrencies are far from dead. Using the Bitcoin price as a benchmark, prices are still some ten times higher than they were two years ago, and trading volumes on exchanges show there is still a healthy appetite for speculative investment.

During 2019, we may not see a return to the highs of 2017, when the value of crypto assets in circulation worldwide came close to three-quarters of a trillion dollars.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2019/01/28/5-blockchain-trends-everyone-should-know-about/

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28/01/2019

Did not get better😭🤬
BTC =3 448$
ETH =104$
LTC =30$
XRP =0.29$

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24/01/2019

'Bitcoin will go to zero': talks up the future of blockchain tech
* The price of bitcoin could nosedive to zero.
* All agreed that the value of will be derived from how useful the underlying protocol is.
The price of bitcoin could nosedive to zero, a top investor in the crypto space told during a debate, which focused on the future of the underlying known as blockchain.
Cryptocurrencies had a wild year in 2018, with over $480 billion of value wiped off the entire market, according to data from Coinmarketcap. After hitting a record high in 2017, , the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell dramatically. It was trading at $3,571
Some experts believe it could go even lower.
"I do believe it will go to zero. I think it's a great technology but I don't believe it's a currency. It's not based on anything," Jeff Schumacher, founder of BCG Digital , said during a CNBC-hosted panel in Davos, Switzerland.
Schumacher is a big investor in blockchain-focused companies. During the debate, Glenn Hutchins, chairman of North Island, said bitcoin's role in the future may be focused on being a store of value.
"It might be that the role of bitcoin in the system could be to bring value back, to hold your value there while you have tokens that have other use cases that you aren't using at the moment," Hutchins said.
Schumacher said the industry is now trying to create "open decentralized systems." These would essentially be next generation or infrastructure that businesses could run on, similar to cloud computing today.
Blockchain adoption
Ripple CEO Garlinghouse said he expects more widespread adoption of blockchain in about 5 years, while Schumacher said that it is 3 years off. However, Hutchins said that ultimately, consumers will not be talking about what blockchain is being used, they will just care how good the use case of a product is.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/23/bitcoin-price-going-to-zero-davos-future-of-blockchain-tech-.html

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22/01/2019

: Bitcoin’s price appears to be stabilizing, and the digital currency may even be gearing up for a short-term rally, technical indicators show.
The GTI Global Strength Technical Indicator for Bitcoin is nearing oversold levels, clocking in at 35.6. That’s the lowest level since December. Bitcoin appears to be stabilizing around $3,500, with clear support at $3,000 to $3,100, the measure suggests.

The world’s largest cryptocurrency also breached its lower VERA band limit today, but rocketed back to trade just above the limit. The GRI VERA Trend Signals indicator helps identify trends, and this behavior implies an upcoming short-term rally.

The indicators are notable as investors are looking for signs of hope after Bitcoin tanked some 70% last year, and continues to grind lower. Worried about volatility, many regular investors remain wary of crypto market. Greater stability in Bitcoin’s price could entice them to return, and for more institutional investors to give this market another look.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-22/bitcoin-bottom-signal-reemerges-as-price-approaches-oversold

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17/01/2019

Hard reality 😭🤬
BTC =3 585$
ETH =119$
LTC =30$
XRP =0.32$

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16/01/2019

New blockchain case: Ford will use a blockchain-based platform to trace supplies of cobalt from a -owned mine in the for the batteries in its electric cars, in an attempt to ensure they are not linked to human rights abuses.

The US automaker will work with battery company LG Chem and China’s largest cobalt producer Huayou Cobalt to create “an immutable audit trail” for supplies of cobalt on , the technology behind cryptocurrency bitcoin.

The project is the latest effort to use blockchain to improve the transparency of global supply chains, especially in commodities. The Democratic Republic of Congo produces more than 60% of the world’s cobalt, but much of it is sent to to be processed by multiple companies before it is used in batteries.
In addition, up to 20% of the DRC’s cobalt is mined by hand, often by children with picks and shovels.

Zhejiang-based Huayou Cobalt is one of the biggest producers of cobalt for batteries and is listed on the Shanghai stock exchange. In 2016 the company was accused of buying cobalt mined from children working in “hazardous conditions” by Amnesty International.

Since then the company says it has undergone an audit on its supply chain and made efforts to improve the condition of communities in the DRC, one of the poorest countries in the world.

The consortium said it wanted to open up the platform to other car producers and companies in the supply chain, and expand it to include different battery metals and raw materials.

The project will use the IBM Blockchain Platform and be powered by Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger Fabric. It is being overseen by RCS Global, a UK supply-chain audit company.

Shares in Huayou have fallen by 50% over the past year amid fears of an oversupply of cobalt.

https://www.ft.com/content/d5ba0434-1979-11e9-9e64-d150b3105d21
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15/01/2019

Read 5 predictions for 2019

Did you know? 5 predictions for 2019.
1. Tether loses traction. For years questions have swirled about the solvency of Tether, historically one of the most popular stablecoin projects. Expect rival stablecoins from the likes of Circle, , , and others to eat away at the monopoly once enjoyed. Even if Tether doesn’t go the way of Basis, which shuttered at the tail end of 2018, its prominence will likely wane as flock to surer vaults.
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mints WhatsApp . Facebook has been interested in payments at least since it poached David Marcus from PayPal in 2014. Formerly head of messaging products, Marcus spearheaded the media giant’s secretive blockchain initiative last year. Recent chatter suggests he is gearing up to release a WhatsApp-based remittances product in India. After a rough 2018, the company could use a win right about now.
3. Regulators slap a big kahuna. The Securities and Exchange Commission will take swings at bigger targets this year. Perhaps it will deem , the world’s second-most valuable cryptocurrency by market , to be an unregistered security, in which case it will surely whack , the coin’s purveyor, with fines. Or maybe the SEC will bring down the hammer on a cryptocurrency exchange for failing to adhere to anti-money laundering and know your customer laws. We’ll bet there are penalties in store for more celebrities who pumped “initial coin offerings” too.

4. Bitcoin ETF wins approval. As the industry matures, conditions are ripening for a Bitcoin-based exchange traded fund, or ETF. Cooler heads are prevailing among retail investors, post-bubble. Bakkt, a financial firm brought to you by the folks behind the New York Stock Exchange, is preparing for the debut of a physically settled Bitcoin futures market, improving liquidity. At least one commissioner, Hester Pierce, has agitated to green-light a . Speaking of which, keep an eye on next month’s decision regarding VanEck’s application.

5. The hangover will last. Cryptocurrency prices will not reclaim their 2017 highs anytime soon. Global geopolitical tensions, volatile equity markets, and talk of a looming economic recession dampen the investment prospects for such a risky asset class, at least in the near-term. It’s worth noting that there is disagreement within The Ledger’s ranks here. My colleague Jeff Roberts thinks the price could rebound sooner. I believe we haven’t seen the bottom yet.
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http://fortune.com/2019/01/14/cryptocurrency-bitcoin-predictions-2019/

21/12/2018

Bitcoin is climbing🤩🤩🤩
We hope🤞🏻
BTC =4 070$
ETH =115$
LTC =31$
XRP =0.37$ 🎲
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19/12/2018

🤓🇨🇭Some positive news🤪
The Swiss government has announced a wide-ranging blockchain strategy that aims to create a legal foundation for the new technology. The reports suggests amending existing laws, rather than creating new legislation, in a bid to enhance Switzerland’s status as a blockchain-friendly country.

The main focus of the strategy is to incorporate decentralised digital tokens into the Swiss business infrastructure, particularly the financial sector.

It also acknowledges that the true potential of blockchain – a form of distributed ledger technology (DLT) - “cannot yet be conclusively estimated” as it has yet to be tested on an industrial scale. Another caveat in the report talks about the risk of cryptocurrencies being used for criminal purposes, including the financing of terrorism. The government said it would remain vigilant but was waiting for the creation of international guidelines before deciding if it needed to take further action.

While current Swiss regulations cover many forms of digitalisation, such as e-banking, some aspects of blockchain/DLT technology fall between the cracks in the legal code. There are two notable challenges to incorporating blockchain into the law.

New forms of encrypted digital tokens are not backed by physical assets, such as government issued money or paper certificates. The law needs to be amended to recognise digital-only assets, the report suggests.

Secondly, blockchain is designed to bypass middlemen who keep records of transactions and play a recognised role in protecting consumers from fraud. They are replaced in blockchain by decentralised digital ledgers and smart contract code that automatically processes transactions. The government wants financial transactions that are performed without physical intermediaries to have a place in the legal code.

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/dlt-report_switzerland-sets-legal-foundations-for-blockchain-industry/44617654
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17/12/2018

🤓some analysis to you 👌🏻
Bitcoin (BTC) is still struggling to find the bottom of a bear market on the anniversary of its $20,000 all-time record price high.

At press time, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization was trading at $3,230 on Bitstamp – down 83.5 percent from the record high of $20,000 reached on Dec. 17, 2017.

BTC’s slide from $20,000 to $3,200 could be categorized in the following phases:

Sell the fact: BTC closed last year at $13,880 – down 44 percent from the $20,000 high seen on Dec. 17 – possibly due to profit taking on long positions initiated in the run-up to the futures listings. Most experts called it a “sell the fact” scenario and dismissed it as nothing more than a healthy correction.

Bubble shrinks: The effects of regulatory clampdowns in China and South Korea weighed heavily over bitcoin’s price early in Q1. Both nations were the biggest sources of demand for cryptocurrencies before the restrictions. Prices subsequently fell to $6,000 on Feb. 6 and closed near $7,000 on Mar. 31.

Bear breather: BTC spent a better part of the 2 quarter and the entire 3 quarter defending the psychological level of $6,000. Notably, the key support level held ground in the 3 quarter, despite the decision by the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) to reject BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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Losses resume: BTC’s inability to produce a notable price bounce despite the repeated defense of $6,000 proved costly.

A drop to the psychological level of $3,000 remains on cards as long as BTC is trading below the crucial resistance at $3,633.A break above $3,633 would validate the falling wedge breakout seen in the daily chart and allow a rally to $4,000. A violation there would expose next resistance lined up at $4,410 (Nov. 29 high).

https://www.coindesk.com/a-year-ago-today-bitcoins-price-was-at-a-record-20k
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