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easyMINE the best cryptocurrency mining solution for bear market

[ad_1] Our software engineers constantly work to implement the most effective optimization solutions, in order to keep mining profitable even in a bear market. A complete operating system and remote management platform, it is the perfect tool with which to delve into—and succeed in—the world of cryptocurrencies. What makes easyMINE different? We want our platform to be accessible to everyone, which is why we put a lot of emphasis on
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The Japanese, Swiss and American Experience

[ad_1] Free and fair elections are one of the pillars of healthy democracies. From the United States to Sierra Leone, advocates of blockchain believe that the technology can bring a new level of transparency, fairness and efficiency to the electoral process. In spite of the enthusiasm of the blockchain community — and tentative support from political bodies — attempts to implement the technology have enjoyed mixed success and have faced
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Why Bitcoin Gold Got Delisted From Bittrex

[ad_1] Crypto exchange Bittrex is set to delist Bitcoin Gold (BTG), a hard fork of Bitcoin (BTC), by Sept.14, after details of an $18 million hack of the BTG network in May emerged this week. How unexpected was this announcement coming from the exchange, and what are the chances for BTG now that it has found itself in the midst of yet another scandal?“One CPU one vote” ideology: How Bitcoin
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Deutsche Börse builds Blockchain team

[ad_1] Deutsche Börse has identified blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) as growth technologies. To move forward in the field, the unit “DLT, Crypto Assets and New Market Structures” was founded. In an internal interview Jens Hachmeister, the head of the group, provides insights into Deutsche Bank’s DLT / Blockchain strategy. In the Roadmap 2020 of the Deutsche Börse Group, three pillars are anchored as a growth program. According to
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Why Japan’s Biggest Messaging App Line Decided to Create Its Own Crypto

[ad_1] On Aug. 31, Line, Japan’s most widely utilized messaging app with more than 200 million active users, revealed the launch of its own cryptocurrency called LINK.Upon its announcement, Line immediately listed LINK on its digital asset exchange BitBox, which it launched back in July of this year.Uniquely, as Cointelegraph reported, Line has decided not to conduct an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to raise a significant amount of capital in
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Silk Road Wallet – $ 800 million dump possible

[ad_1] Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, worth nearly $ 800 million, have been removed from Wallet, which are linked to Silk Road’s defunct “black market” and former owner Ross “Dread Pirate Roberts” Ulbricht. This could point to a possible Bitcoin crash course. The Silk Road-related crypto-wallet has split over 111,000 BTC and BCH into smaller amounts, with the total amount spread over 80 wallets. The movement of such large amounts of
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How Venezuela Came to Be One of the Biggest Markets for Crypto in the World

[ad_1] Venezuela has been living with hyperinflation since at least 2014. Its national currency — the Venezuelan bolívar — hit an official inflation rate of 57.3 percent in February 2014, while independent currency analysts were reporting that, by that September, the real inflation rate had already topped 100 percent. In other words, the bolívar (VEF) was depreciating rapidly in value, and ordinary Venezuelans needed something to fill the void it
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How Currency Crises Are Driving Nations to Crypto

[ad_1] Venezuela, Turkey, Iran and Zimbabwe: these countries are all facing ongoing economic crises. They’re suffering from high levels of inflation, and as a result the people living within them are increasingly turning to crypto as a store of value and a means of exchange. Their recent troubles have heightened the distant possibility that, at some point in the future, hyperbitcoiniztion will take place, with Bitcoin (or some other coin)
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Which Is the Most Usable for Merchants?

[ad_1] Volatile or not, there's growing public demand for retailers and businesses to accept payment in cryptocurrency. According to a survey published in June by the United Kingdom-based crypto-exchange CreditCoin, 75 percent of American consumers want the option to use cryptocurrencies to pay for items they purchase in stores. Sadly, the proportion of stores providing this option doesn’t seem to have reached three-quarters yet.However, the number of merchants accepting Bitcoin (BTC)