Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Bitcoin.com Launches $200M Bitcoin Cash Investment Fund

Bitcoin.com, the Bitcoin (BTC)-related firm backed by crypto evangelist Roger Ver, is planning to launch its $200 million Bitcoin Cash (BCH) investment fund.

Ver has announced the news speaking at a Bitcoin Cash meetup in London on Nov. 19, as he tweeted on Nov. 20. The event was hosted by major global crypto wallet Blockchain.com. The new Bitcoin Cash Ecosystem Fund will focus on payment solutions and non-custodial financial services for Bitcoin Cash, a cryptocurrency that emerged from a hard fork of Bitcoin in August 2017.

The new fund will be investing in payment gateways and wallet acquirers

According to an official announcement, details of the BCH Ecosystem Investment Fund are not yet finalized but it will allow participation from institutional investors. The fund will be investing in payment gateways, processors remittances, wallet and merchant acquirers.

Bitcoin.com’s new CEO, Stefan Rust, has reportedly identified up to 20 potential institutional investors that share the company’s vision and are interested to invest alongside Bitcoin.com’s executive chairman Ver and the company itself.

Bitcoin.com recently launched its own crypto exchange

Formerly known as a website focused on covering BTC and BCH, Bitcoin.com now provides a number of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash services including crypto trading and storage. The firm behind the website has been gradually embracing more services since its domain name was acquired by Ver back in 2014.

Bitcoin.com launched its own digital exchange in September 2019, allowing users to trade a number of cryptocurrencies including XRP, Litecoin (LTC) and EOS, among others.

Increasing emergence of new crypto funds

Meanwhile, the number of new crypto-related funds appears to be surging. Yesterday, Michael Novogratz’s crypto merchant bank Galaxy Digital announced the launch of two Bitcoin funds, targeting “the wealth of America,” or people between the ages of 50 and 80. Last week, ConsenSys’ CSO Sam Cassatt announced that his new blockchain-oriented investment firm Aligned Capital is planning to raise $50 million for its first fund.


Bitcoin.com Launches $200M Bitcoin Cash Investment Fund

Bitcoin.com, the Bitcoin (BTC)-related firm backed by crypto evangelist Roger Ver, is planning to launch its $200 million Bitcoin Cash (BCH) investment fund.

Ver has announced the news speaking at a Bitcoin Cash meetup in London on Nov. 19, as he tweeted on Nov. 20. The event was hosted by major global crypto wallet Blockchain.com. The new Bitcoin Cash Ecosystem Fund will focus on payment solutions and non-custodial financial services for Bitcoin Cash, a cryptocurrency that emerged from a hard fork of Bitcoin in August 2017.

The new fund will be investing in payment gateways and wallet acquirers

According to an official announcement, details of the BCH Ecosystem Investment Fund are not yet finalized but it will allow participation from institutional investors. The fund will be investing in payment gateways, processors remittances, wallet and merchant acquirers.

Bitcoin.com’s new CEO, Stefan Rust, has reportedly identified up to 20 potential institutional investors that share the company’s vision and are interested to invest alongside Bitcoin.com’s executive chairman Ver and the company itself.

Bitcoin.com recently launched its own crypto exchange

Formerly known as a website focused on covering BTC and BCH, Bitcoin.com now provides a number of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash services including crypto trading and storage. The firm behind the website has been gradually embracing more services since its domain name was acquired by Ver back in 2014.

Bitcoin.com launched its own digital exchange in September 2019, allowing users to trade a number of cryptocurrencies including XRP, Litecoin (LTC) and EOS, among others.

Increasing emergence of new crypto funds

Meanwhile, the number of new crypto-related funds appears to be surging. Yesterday, Michael Novogratz’s crypto merchant bank Galaxy Digital announced the launch of two Bitcoin funds, targeting “the wealth of America,” or people between the ages of 50 and 80. Last week, ConsenSys’ CSO Sam Cassatt announced that his new blockchain-oriented investment firm Aligned Capital is planning to raise $50 million for its first fund.


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Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "First-hand video footage taken by a police officer of the...", (20 Nov 19):

They did respect them,police asked in the video if they should loosen the cuffs a bit...that's nowadays called ''being a prey'' ?


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "First-hand video footage taken by a police officer of the...", (20 Nov 19):

Those teens were throwing Molotov off the roofs,they were hiding in the building

and yet the one guy even asked if he should loosen their cuffs a bit..


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "Tiananmen Square is happening again. REPOST. THIS....", (20 Nov 19):

Shut the fuck up OP

Police even had brake lights on,they breached through the damn fire but didn't try to run anybody over


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "Funding Problem: Protestors can wear a t-shirt with bitcoin...", (19 Nov 19):

That's just nuts,why even funding the protests in that way ?

It's not even that they are actually suffering with hunger...


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "Fellow american , doing my part", (19 Nov 19):

Yeah,well,didn't expect much from an american anyhow.


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "If we are going to overthrow the CCP, we should ask the...", (19 Nov 19):

Stop talking about overthrowing any government,the fuck is wrong with you youngsters.

The whole protest is about 5 demands,nothing else.


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "REDDITORS BE AWARE: CHINA IS PAYING FOR PEOPLE TO DOWNVOTE...", (19 Nov 19):

You are a little bit overreacting don't you think ?

There are no evidences that CCP (Mind you,not whole china is thinking like the CCP,so use ''CCP'' when you talk about those people.) Kills the the ...


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Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "SOUND ON 🔊- Kowloon is Insane Right Now", (19 Nov 19):

And then what ? Asking for military aid ? you can't intervene in this situation,look at all the protesters world wide and no one does neither can do anything,you guys live in a fantasy world.


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "To all the people who think that sending in military aid to...", (19 Nov 19):

I've seen many on this sub talking about how the US should send in Military aid to help the protest. One question for you...what do you guys expect to happen ? That America will save the day and slap ...


Comment (1pts) in HongKong, "I need your help.", (18 Nov 19):

What are his sources ? I'm trying to find those sources myself since part of my family lives in the same country as you and they haven't heard anything till I've talked to them about it ?


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Dissertation article notes

Dissertation – Literature Notes

Matthias Berberich and Malgorzata Steiner, “Blockchain technology and the GDPR - how to reconcile privacy and distributed ledgers?” – Available on HeinOnline Note – that this article is from 2016 and so some of the information may be slightly dated. This article opens with some useful knowledge that will be applicable in my own intro: (own words) Since its conception through the distributed ledger, Bitcoin, blockchain technology has surpassed initial expectations as to the potential of its capabilities and today’s applications are not solely confined to ‘cryptocurrencies’ (e.g. smart contracts). Suggests that blockchain has ‘three constituting elements’: • Append only database (i.e. continually expanding) and ‘persistent’ – meaning that all transactions, once stored on the chain, cannot be removed i.e. it is immutable. • It is a distributed, peer-to-peer ledger. This means that all nodes in the network hold a full copy of the blockchain on their systems and work as verifiers of transaction for the network. This reliance on nodes means that blockchain systems are not centralised by any single entity/ natural person. • Blockchain is, by its very nature, a network of encryption in that for a successful transaction, there must be use of private and public keys. Territorial Scope GDPR applies where a data controller/processor has an establishment within the EU, regardless of whether the actual processing takes place within EU or not. It can also apply to the processing of personal data, even where the controller/processor is not situated in the EU (Art 3(1) gdpr): • But the data subjects are situated in the EU • Where processing is related to goods or services being offered to EU residents (recital 23 for determining factors) • ‘Or tracking the behaviour of data subjects within the EU’ Notes that the question of ‘who is the data controller’ is something that will arise when considering the territorial scope of the GDPR and whether it catches blockchain systems – is every node a data controller? If not, how is a single node determined controller over the large quantity of other ones. Personal Data ‘Personal data’ defined under Art 4(1) GDPR i.e. info must be of identified/ identifiable (natural) person. The authors submit that in relation to Personal data, Art 4(1) replaces Art 2 of the 1995 Data Protection Directive and as such, they expect much the same issue to arise i.e. what constitutes data as being identifiable or not. Touches on the interpretation of identifiable i.e. ‘means reasonably likely to be used’ (recital 26 GDPR +DPD). Also references the case of Breyer – dynamic IP addresses case. Suggests the predominant factor in deciding whether the GDPR catches blockchain systems is determining if personal data is being used. Highlights that even when data is sufficiently encrypted, it will not disregard the GDPRs scope over blockchain. This is because ‘pseudonymised’ data is still capable of identifying persons when used in conjunction with additional data e.g. exchanges (third parties) require identification of parties so they have access to credit card details and proof of residence. This used in conjunction with encrypted terms would deem that person identifiable. Data Controllers The article suggests that data contollers are essential to the effective distribution of rights and obligations under the GDPR. It is suggested that the controller retains the implementation of several key functions e.g. right to erasure, security breach notifications, system rules and enforcing sanctions. Without a defined controller, these rights would not be able to be enforced. The difficulty with this, in relation to blockchain, is the differing effects of hosting a public or private blockchain. Whilst issues surrounding private blockchains and the GDPR are seemingly solvable (to an extent), the issues surround private blockchain’s compatibility with GDPR seem extensive. It is easier for the controller to be identified in closed networks as these are usually created by private institutions for the internal transfer of assets etc. e.g banks. The article touches on ‘nodes’ as controllers, which it disputes on the basis that no single node can qualify as a controller as effectively, they are interdependent on one another for the whole network to function properly – no single node has effective control of the network. Equally, it submits that the other option, that all nodes are controllers is not the correct interpretation. Problems of identification of nodes arises in both cases, particularly with single nodes as controllers – what happens if the controller cant be identified? Conversely, if all nodes are controllers and even if they could all be identified, how does one enforce it upon hundreds or thousands of users? Privacy by Design Article 25 GDPR sets out the guiding principles for achieving ‘Privacy by Design’. These principles are introduced so as to address privacy concern regarding personal data. Art 25 – requires data controllers to implement effective measures in order to protect these principles (e.g. minimisation, pseudonimisation). The authors seem to think that blockchain systems are unable to comply with the principles stipulated in Art 25. A paradox is evident and requires further interpretation by the EU – on one hand, blockchain features such as ‘never-ending’ storage and a lack of central authority, could go against some of the principles such as data minimisation and accountability. Conversely, these features effectively create the resilient and secure nature of blockchain systems and could be considered to be in line with the Art 25 principles. It is suggested that these problems could be, at least partially, resolved in favour of blockchain compliance with GDPR by the creation of new PbD technology. The article then lists a few ways this could be done: • Eliminating ways of identifying pseudonymised data e.g. by adding ‘noise’ to obfuscate transactions amongst others. • Combining ‘on-chain’ and ‘off-chain’ data solutions i.e. personal data is kept, securely off chain and the purpose of the blockchain is merely to provide the effective link between the transaction and the data kept off chain.

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DIGITAL GOLD STABLE COIN. DECENTRALIZING GOLD METAL

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Greetings once more! Welcome to another energizing point. Today, we talk about the diagram of stablecoins by taking the Digital Gold Stablecoin for instance. Have you found out about Digital Gold? Digital Gold is an Ethereum-based ERC20 token. It is a stablecoin, however it is to some degree not quite the same as customary fiat-based stable coins. A Gold Token equivalents 1 gram (roughly 99.9%) of genuine gold as in the accompanying condition.

Envision that the present cost of 1 gram of genuine gold is $50. At that point, 1 gold token is worth $50 roughly. In this way, the cost of a gold token is fixed as the cost of 1 gram of genuine gold stays fixed. That is the reason we state that the Gold is a stablecoin. Gold is steady comparative with the genuine gold, yet TUSD or USDT is steady comparative with the genuine USD ($). That is the contrast between the Gold Token and other fiat-based stable coins.

Review OF STABLECOINS

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Digital resources are famously unpredictable. The instability of bitcoin (BTC) has been declining when contrasted with before periods in the cryptographic money's presently about 10-years in presence. Notwithstanding, for a long time to come, it is probably going to stay more unpredictable than well-overseen national monetary standards, just as physical items like the one it is most every now and again contrasted with gold.

All things considered, bitcoin's unpredictability from the point of view of many showcase members is seen as a positive trademark. To be sure, in spite of the view communicated by specialists in the field, bitcoin has exhibited that a large number of individuals would like to hold a money that has the potential for value increase more than one that is moderately steady.

To put it plainly, bitcoin's unpredictability has demonstrated to be an 'include', not a 'bug'. Be that as it may, this component is likewise keeping digital currencies from understanding their maximum capacity as an elective methods for installment and unit of record in the more extensive economy, and many feel the answer for this issue will originate from stable coins.

What is a stablecoin? (A Detailed Definition)

As the name recommends, a stable coin is a digital currency that has been planned with the point of limiting value unpredictability. Digital Gold is a case of such a coin. Most stable coins have been intended to be equivalent to the US dollar, the world's driving store cash. For instance, a solitary money unit of the biggest stable coin, Tether (USDT), is expected to be equivalent to one US dollar, and for the approximately three years that Tether has been effectively exchanged the open digital money advertises its swapping scale has demonstrated to be commonly solid in conveying on this structure objective. Digital Gold has been intended to be equivalent to the cost of 1 gram of genuine gold.

Why utilize a stablecoin?

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Stable coins can give a basic framework layer to the digital resources biological system. A profoundly unpredictable digital money, for example, bitcoin might be improper or even unusable in specific conditions, and for various items and administrations. For instance, on the off chance that somebody is living check to-check and needs to make a customary rental lodging installment every month, that individual would be not recommended to hold the assets required for this installment in a cash as unstable as bitcoin.

Simultaneously, in the event that you are bullish on bitcoin's 'digital gold' venture postulation, and you trust it will proceed to acknowledge and effectively store an incentive after some time, at that point utilizing bitcoin for regular buys might be mentally unappealing. In both of these models, a stable coin, serving separately as a store of significant worth and mechanism of trade, could be ideal for use.

Another significant point to underscore is that stable coins are just cost balanced out cryptographic forms of money, which means they join a considerable lot of bitcoin or ether's most convincing highlights: programmability (e.g., shrewd contract mix), proficiency (e.g., low-to-zero exchange expenses, quick repayment times), fungibility, open (i.e., permissionless) get to, etc.

Fundamental Stable coin Design Types

Stablecoins are one of the classifications that best outline the enormous innovativeness and advancement in progress in the digital economy. A wide range of stablecoin plans have been created and discharged to date, however extensively all stablecoins can be portrayed as either an) 'advantage upheld' and b) 'algorithmic'.

A benefit sponsored stablecoin configuration is one where some advantage, frequently US dollars however progressively crypto resources like ether (ETH), is held for possible later use with the point of supporting the stablecoin's conversion standard. Digital Gold is an advantage sponsored stable coin.

Conversely with resource supported structures, algorithmic stable coins utilize a lot of rules communicated in programming code that endeavor to coordinate the inventory of the stable coin with request. A significant point to note here is that there have been, interestingly, algorithmic stable coins still can't seem to dispatch.

Of these two sorts of stable coins, resource upheld has been the more famous to date, and speak to 77% of all stable coins. Further, some algorithmic stable coins as a feature of their roll out procedure likewise consolidate resource backing. By and large, resource upheld stable coins are simpler to bring to advertise and less difficult in their plan, especially when they are 'conventional resource sponsored' (eg USD, gold).

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Further, it is improbable than a solitary configuration is ideal for all utilization cases. At the end of the day, which stable coin is 'ideal' relies on a wide assortment of in some cases contending factors, including:

  • Proposed use (e.g., momentary exchanging store of significant worth)
  • Level of wanted trust minimization and decentralization
  • Administrative/jurisdictional consistence
  • Adaptability

USE CASES

Stable coins can be utilized for huge numbers of a similar use cases as different digital forms of money like bitcoin, with the additional advantage of value strength.

Regardless of whether value security is attractive or a beneficial trade off will rely upon the individual setting and conditions, yet the essential point to comprehend about stable coin use cases is that a large number of them are multi-trillion dollar openings.

As it were, there is stable coins can possibly develop into one of the biggest, if not the biggest, digital resource classifications. Some utilization instances of stable coins including Digital Gold are:

Vehicle of Exchange

At present, any business would go for broke of tolerating digital currencies as a mechanism of trade because of the critical unpredictability of this benefit class.

Stable coins hold the possibility to help open the utilization of cryptographic forms of money for everyday installments for organizations and trade as value strength is a key missing component for the appropriation of digital currencies by vendors and retailers everywhere throughout the world.

Organizations need a level of sureness about their momentary money stores and incomes. Executing in ether or bitcoin would make the job of a treasurer a troublesome errand as the business' runway (to what extent the organization can endure if salary and costs remain steady) could antagonistically move in a moment because of negative market swings.

dApps

In the web 3.0 stack, decentralized applications ("dApps") are being based over foundation convention layers. Huge numbers of those applications will probably depend on value stable digital forms of money to circulate esteem. Stable coins ought to quicken the move from token hypothesis to utilization in dApps as clients won't be boosted to hold (or sell) the token fully expecting future value gratefulness (or deterioration).

This should, thusly, increment the token speed and satisfy the capability of decentralized systems. dApps are the channel through which stable coins are probably going to be brought to the majority within a reasonable time-frame.

Store of Value

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A store of significant worth is a product, resource, or cash that holds its buying force or incentive into what's to come. Some view crypto resources including bitcoin as too unpredictable to even consider being generally acknowledged as a store of significant worth. A few organizations need to fence themselves over the long haul.

For instance, excavators are right now profoundly presented to the cost of the crypto resource they get as a byproduct of figuring assets. A steady hold of fluid resources is expected to cover one-off extra fixed costs, (for example, obtaining equipment) and on-going variable costs, (for example, power).

In the current crypto biological system, unpredictability hazard is right now being featured in gathering pledges by means of Initial Coin Offerings ("ICOs"). Undertakings by and large raise a given measure of ether to dispense assets so as to convey on their guarantees.

Because of the significant level of grating related with changing over crypto resources into fiat, establishing groups will in general hold a large portion of their assets in ether. In a bear market related with falling costs like the present one, the board would need to meet speculator desires while abruptly having less capital available to them. Stablecoins could hence help establishing groups of ICO activities deal with their subsidizing all the more securely over the long haul.

Settlement

Stable coins take out value unpredictability hazard as crypto installments are being prepared. To remain important in this unique situation, exchanges would need to be affirmed quickly (in a perfect world in merely seconds) to give a decent client experience and a significant improvement contrasted with moves depending on the current hidden financial foundation (worldwide financial exchanges as of now take as long as three days).

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I would like to get an update about a few things. Im just going to list them and hope for answers:

https://ark.io/projects:

  1. Emsy - It says being started in q1 2020, which is in the future, and its already at 52%. How?!

  2. Dated - Its merely half finished, and q3 is already more than half over

  3. vmunich - q3 is also over.

Do you hold these to any sort of timeline or can they just work whenever they have nothing else to do?

Powered by ARK:

Program started 3 months or more ago, with one project being accepted. What about other programs? Applicants? Why havent any new ones being announced? Just bad projects applying? After all this is how the ecosystem should grow.

Roadmap:

As ARK v2.6 has been in testing for over 1 month without any comment on how its going and currently at 45%, we cant expect that to be finished until q1. So its positioned in the wrong section of the Roadmap. The rest of the roadmap seems like a neverchanging screenshot anyway.

ARK Events:

Once upon a time there were exhibitions and hackathons were ARK went. Not it seems that events have been reduced to "yes you are allowed to talk to me" sessions. Any real events planned?

Deployer:

Are there any measures on how the deployer is going, how many successfull deployments, how many of these chaings are still running etc.

Team:

Is the 30+ people you mention as part of the Team still the same. Or have people already left for various reasons?

Business:

From a business side, has there been any new things been happening. As far as i know the team is still well financed with their bitcoins. im neglecting their ARK holdings, because they don't hold much of a value (see orderbook of the 2 bigger exchanges ark is listed on) Has other financing been secured...or anything else happened.

Feel free to summarize from the past year. You can leave out the lines of code you have deleted, because writing them in one month and then removing them the next haha oh well

Thanks heaps for the answers.


Should I Buy Bitcoin Now? Ultimate Guide On Buying Bitcoin in 2019

https://wunderbit.co/en/blog/should-i-buy-bitcoin-now-ultimate-guide-on-buying-bitcoin-in-2019

Forex and tax help!

I have always done taxes on my own as I have no other assets other than yearly income. I am 30yo married with 2 kids. I hold a PT job husband holds FT job. We are in California.

I recently started working with an account manager who does FOREX trading for me. The year is coming to and end and all profits went strictly from bitcoin to credit card payments.

Question is and I hope I get some insight on this. HOW do I report this when filing taxes? Will I get taxed for cryptocurrency that was used solely to pay bills? I would hate for it to be source of income. But if no way to avoid it please guide me. Thank you!



Forex and filing taxes. Help

I have always done taxes on my own as I have no other assets other than yearly income. I am 30yo married with 2 kids. I hold a PT job husband holds FT job.

I recently started working with an account manager who does FOREX trading for me. The year is coming to and end and I have NOT used any of the profits at all. Profits went strictly from bitcoin to credit card payments.

Question is and I hope I get some insight on this. HOW do I report this when filing taxes? Will I get taxed for cryptocurrency that was used solely to pay bills? I would hate for it to be source of income. But if no way to avoid it please guide me. Thank you!



Dissertation

Andrés Guadamuz "Copyright and the Blockchain' (2018) Sept/Oct I.N.L 1

Michele Finck, Blockchain, Regulation and Governance in Europe (Cambridge University Press 2018)

Thomas Buocz, “Bitcoin and the GDPR: allocating responsibility in distributed networks” https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3297531

Rob Sumroy, Duncan Mykura and Ian Ranson, “Blockchain and the GDPR: Reconcilable Differences?https://www.slaughterandmay.com/what-we-do/publications-and-seminars/publications/client-publications-and-articles/b/blockchain-and-the-gdpr-reconcilable-differences/

Tom Cox and Andrew Solomon, “Blockchain: is the GDPR already outdated?”: https://www.kingsleynapley.co.uk/insights/blogs/data-protection-blog/block-chain-is-the-gdpr-out-of-date-already (news article)

Matthias Berberich and Malgorzata Steiner, “Blockchain technology and the GDPR - how to reconcile privacy and distributed ledgers?” – available on heinonline but signing in is temperamental so follow the link in this page to access https://libguides.napier.ac.uk/nubs/law

https://jolt.richmond.edu/blockchain-demystified-a-technical-and-legal-introduction-to-distributed-and-centralised-ledgers/ - cited in Anne Rose’s article. Lengthy but will likely provide good analysis of legal challenges.

https://edpl.lexxion.eu/data/article/12327/pdf/edpl_2018_01-007.pdf - “blockchain and GDRP”. Is cited in Anne Rose’s article in reference to controllers of blockchain systems but will most likely include other topics of discussion in this area. Lengthy but READ

Rob Sumroy, Duncan Mykura and Ian Ranson, Blockchain and the GDPR: Reconcilable Differences?https://www.slaughterandmay.com/what-we-do/publications-and-seminars/publications/client-publications-and-articles/b/blockchain-and-the-gdpr-reconcilable-differences/

Note that this link is a summed up version of the following full publication:

https://view.pagetiger.com/March-of-the-blocks/1

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Points of Interest for the Introduction

Points will include info that provides social/legal background to the issue. These points may concern either the journey that blockchain/ Bitcoin has been on so far i.e. driving factors, 2008 crash etc, or it may concern the GDPR and what caused the legislation to be implemented. Just take notes as I see relevant from the articles.

Satoshi’s white paper referenced. This will also, most likely, be referenced in my introduction so this is the proper citation – S Nakamoto, ‘Bitcoin: A Peer-to Peer Electronic Cash System’ [2008] https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf <Accessed 10 October>

Could find a quote from Andreas M. Antonopoulos in one of his books with regard to blockchain.

According to International Data Corporation’s Worldwide Semi-annual Blockchain Spending Guide, worldwide spending on blockchain solutions is predicted to reach $11.7 billion in 2022. Citation – IDC, ‘Worldwide Semi-annual Blockchain Spending Guide’ [2018] https://www.idc.com/tracker/showproductinfo.jsp?prod_id=1842 <Accessed 10 October>

GDPR Citation – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (Data Protection Directive)

European Parliament has dictated the importance of GDPR compliance in blockchain system - European Parliament Distributed ledger technologies and blockchains: building trust with disintermediation (3 October 2018) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-8-2018-0373_EN.pdf?redirect <Accessed 10 October>

Possibly look for a use case of each type of system (public/ centralised) to include in the intro.

Note that ‘blockchain’ can have many intended definitions. In Anne Rose’s article she defines it at a ‘fundamental’ level as a “distributed ledger based on cryptographic technology”.

European Parliament, Distributed ledger technologies and blockchains: building trust with disintermediation (3 October 2018) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-8-2018-0373_EN.pdf?redirect – the parliament recommended that before general adoption of blockchain across the EU, trust must first be gained by the masses. This will entail education and proactive awareness of the field through training programmes etc. Note this is similar wording to Rose’s article so may need to change if used.

As another note on the definition of blockchain, Finck in her article “Blockchain and the general data protection regulation: Can distributed ledgers be squared with European data protection law”, defines it as Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). She footnotes this by saying that there are a number of terms that exist, each with an emphasis on a particular aspect of the technology. She states “ given the lack of definitional consensus, the terms are use synonymously. – will need to include something along the same line as this.

NOTE – that in the same article by Finck, the intro includes discussion on BOTH the GDPR and blockchain so will be relevant when making points in the introduction about the background.

Again, in the same article above, Finck elaborates on the GDPRs effect on DLT. The right to data protection is a fundamental right as set out by Article 8(1) of the Charter of Fundamental Rights. Article 8(2) then goes on, personal data 'must be processed fairly for specified purposes and on the basis of the consent of the person concerned or some other legitimate basis laid down by law’. The Charter furthermore provides that everyone has a right to access personal data relating to them, including a right to have such data rectified (Art 8(2)). Article 16 TFEU moreover states that the Parliament and the Council shall lay down rules relating to the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies, and by the Member States when carrying out activities that fall within the scope of Union law (Art 16(2) TFEU). Most of this not my own words.

Further, suggests that the GDPR (replacing 1995 Data Protection Directive) has a dual objective; 1) seeks to promote fundamental rights through a high level of rights protection of natural persons and, 2) it pursues an economic aim in seeking to remove the obstacles to personal data flows between the various Member States (Art 1(1) GDPR and Recital 10 GDPR). The GDPR also emphasizes that whereas data protection enjoys the status of a fundamental right it is not an absolute right but must rather be considered in relation to its function in society and be balanced against other fundamental rights in respect of the proportionality principle (Recital 4 GDPR). Again, not my own words.

The structure of a network of nodes can either be centralised (one single central node), decentralised (a relatively small number of central nodes), or distributed (no central nodes). See Cf. Paul Baran, ‘On distributed communications: I. Introduction to distributed communications networks’ (1964) 1 www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_memoranda/2006/RM3420.pdf this link also provides a useful Figure to illustrate how these different networks look.

Before 25 May 2018, the central legal source for data protection at the European Union (EU) level was Directive 95/46/EC (‘Data Protection Directive – DPD’). Divergent ways of implementing the Directive in the EU Member States resulted in different legal standards and therefore different levels of protection (Recital 9 GDPR). The GDPR, which has now replaced the DPD, aims to create ‘a … more coherent data protection framework in the Union, backed by strong enforcement, given the importance of creating the trust that will allow the digital economy to develop across the internal market’ (Recital 7 GDPR) – found at https://poseidon01.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=963020092123086109000085120064025073033078047010022006094075126002103117011026115007006058039044111113028125000095120067006102123082069048092107121073092104088006125073013044098103127102072001127114102112085124104001090026091089121102031024083121109117&EXT=pdf



Broke: @danheld's heroic soliloquy about feeling uncomfortable when Roger, as an early adopter, persuaded restaurant owners to accept bitcoin. Woke: 3 months later, former boss Nic Cary emcees an event where Roger announces a 200 million dollar fund for Bitcoin Cash adoption.

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[November 20, 2019] Weekly Electra Discussion Thread!

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The New Generation of Bitcoin Analytics - ScalpexIndex

We all know that when it comes to trading, the market mood is one of the most difficult aspects to keep track of. In the case of cryptocurrencies - even more so. A swing from buy to strong sell in a matter of hours is part of Bitcoin’s daily pattern, which often ends up catching traders off guard. As a solution to grasping the volatile moods of the even more volatile currency  - ScalpexIndex was born.

What is it about?

The ScalpexIndex team undertook a massive amount of work to create a superior, AI-infused bitcoin sentiment analysis mechanism, which ‘learns’ on data from crypto exchanges & social media platforms from 2016 until this very moment to help traders capture the market mood before it becomes apparent, hence resulting in more weighted and profitable trading decisions. 

Which tools do I get?

From the core of the Social Index, which accurately displays the current market mood in a user-friendly barometer format, the ScalpexIndex platform is further equipped with a Fear & Greed Index, Market Order Flow, Open Interest, Walls, Hidden Orders and Liquidations’ Detector, and much more. In other words - it is the all-in-one toolbox for enhanced Bitcoin trading decisions.

  • Social Index - collecting and analyzing data from a variety of sources. From Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, to all leading crypto exchange chats (i.e: BitMEX) to capture the market mood before it becomes apparent. Perfect for trading with the market, as well as counter-trading.
  • Fear & Greed Index - used alongside the Social Index to capture an even fuller scope of crowd reactions and make more weighted trading decisions.
  • Market Order Flow - the ratio of market buy : market sell orders.
  • Open Interest - the total size of all active positions. A useful indication of the asset’s general appeal to traders. Includes all OI history.
  • Wall Detector - through automatic orderbook monitoring on various exchanges, the tool identifies large buy and sell orders, thereafter displaying them conveniently in an event log format. Useful for placing SL/TP.
  • Hidden Order Identification - similarly to the wall detection tool, this mechanism spots hidden orders, and informs users of their last price and amount filled in the event log.
  • Liquidation Alert - a timely liquidations’ monitor alerts traders of all major liquidations, giving them space to adjust their trading decisions.

Join ScalpexIndex & Up Your BTC Game. 

The service is 100% Free.

Open ScalpexIndex


New to Nano, how can I learn and serve this community?

Hi all,

I'm both a BTC Maximalist and frustrated hodler. In the space far before the forks.

Because I'm frustrated I'm leaving the BTC hodlers mentality, mainly because of the zomby echo chamber of the newbies only wanting the price to get higher instead of developing markets around bitcoin. Therefor now I hold several top 10 alts, yes fking even XRP.

I've seen NANO "spamming" several times in other subs, but now I'm quite of got a feeling that NANO genuinely is something legit for the future of our overall Eco system.

Please update me, and how can I contribute to this community?

  • I'm no longer a coder, but very familiar with reading and testing.
  • I can organize events
  • I can educate entrepreneurs and universities
  • moderate on social media

The New Generation of Bitcoin Analytics - ScalpexIndex

We all know that when it comes to trading, the market mood is one of the most difficult aspects to keep track of. In the case of cryptocurrencies - even more so. A swing from buy to strong sell in a matter of hours is part of Bitcoin’s daily pattern, which often ends up catching traders off guard. As a solution to grasping the volatile moods of the even more volatile currency  - ScalpexIndex was born.

What is it about?

The ScalpexIndex team undertook a massive amount of work to create a superior, AI-infused bitcoin sentiment analysis mechanism, which ‘learns’ on data from crypto exchanges & social media platforms from 2016 until this very moment to help traders capture the market mood before it becomes apparent, hence resulting in more weighted and profitable trading decisions. 

Which tools do I get?

From the core of the Social Index, which accurately displays the current market mood in a user-friendly barometer format, the ScalpexIndex platform is further equipped with a Fear & Greed Index, Market Order Flow, Open Interest, Walls, Hidden Orders and Liquidations’ Detector, and much more. In other words - it is the all-in-one toolbox for enhanced Bitcoin trading decisions.

  • Social Index - collecting and analyzing data from a variety of sources. From Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, to all leading crypto exchange chats (i.e: BitMEX) to capture the market mood before it becomes apparent. Perfect for trading with the market, as well as counter-trading.
  • Fear & Greed Index - used alongside the Social Index to capture an even fuller scope of crowd reactions and make more weighted trading decisions.
  • Market Order Flow - the ratio of market buy : market sell orders.
  • Open Interest - the total size of all active positions. A useful indication of the asset’s general appeal to traders. Includes all OI history.
  • Wall Detector - through automatic orderbook monitoring on various exchanges, the tool identifies large buy and sell orders, thereafter displaying them conveniently in an event log format. Useful for placing SL/TP.
  • Hidden Order Identification - similarly to the wall detection tool, this mechanism spots hidden orders, and informs users of their last price and amount filled in the event log.
  • Liquidation Alert - a timely liquidations’ monitor alerts traders of all major liquidations, giving them space to adjust their trading decisions.

Join ScalpexIndex & Up Your BTC Game. 

The service is 100% Free.

Open ScalpexIndex


KiwiSaver Capital Monthly Update

The Momentum Fund

We've been sitting on the sidelines in TUSD for the past month. It's not the most exciting time to be invested in the fund but it's all for good measure: protection of capital in the face of poor Bitcoin momentum. We had a few people exit the fund (we suspect because stable coin investment is boring!), but we were impressed that the vast majority of you remained with us. Based on backtesting, we're confident that you will see better gains in the long run by following a momentum-based strategy.

As can so easily happen in cryptocurrency Bitcoin went wild a few days after our last update, rocketing from ~$7500 to ~$9500 in the space of 72 hours. All signs pointed to a reversal of momentum which would have meant our Fund would return to having some Bitcoin exposure. Unfortunately the last three weeks have consisted of a steady decline back down to test the $8000 support. Although BTC managed to cross the 200 DMA for a week, since early November it has again been sitting below both the 100 and 200 DMA. At present BTC's price is $8110, under both the 100 DMA ($9234) and 200 DMA ($9376). Therefore we will continue to play defensively until BTC begins to rise again.

You can see the full Momentum Fund strategy here.

https://preview.redd.it/i45z1gpuusz31.png?width=1228&format=png&auto=webp&s=5488ebae375ad43e301fd5f425c0a2363cb1e7ad

The Community Fund

Our newest fund pools the community's views on which two coins will perform the best over the subsequent thirty days. This month BTC and NEO have been chosen to make up the fund, and although BTC has been declining NEO is holding firm. There is still a third of the month left before the Community Fund's reallocation.. Please be sure to vote for which coin you believe will perform the best in the month of December at the link below.

Voting for the December allocation is now open and can be found here.

Growth, Intrepid, Balanced & Defensive Funds

Our risk-staggered funds continue to perform strongly overall, albeit with a rather quiet month. Reallocation of all funds has now occurred. Due to Bitcoin's falling momentum we have reduced the funds exposure to this, while still holding onto the higher market cap alts and some smaller altcoins who have important upcoming events this month.

Thanks to everyone who continues to trust their capital with us, and cheers to another successful month!

https://preview.redd.it/fg5aca2rvsz31.jpg?width=3125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e619a5f8e8faac4e618624316720e980986566a8


The New Generation of Bitcoin Analytics - ScalpexIndex

We all know that when it comes to trading, the market mood is one of the most difficult aspects to keep track of. In the case of cryptocurrencies - even more so. A swing from buy to strong sell in a matter of hours is part of Bitcoin’s daily pattern, which often ends up catching traders off guard. As a solution to grasping the volatile moods of the even more volatile currency  - ScalpexIndex was born.

What is it about?

The ScalpexIndex team undertook a massive amount of work to create a superior, AI-infused bitcoin sentiment analysis mechanism, which ‘learns’ on data from crypto exchanges & social media platforms from 2016 until this very moment to help traders capture the market mood before it becomes apparent, hence resulting in more weighted and profitable trading decisions. 

Which tools do I get?

From the core of the Social Index, which accurately displays the current market mood in a user-friendly barometer format, the ScalpexIndex platform is further equipped with a Fear & Greed Index, Market Order Flow, Open Interest, Walls, Hidden Orders and Liquidations’ Detector, and much more. In other words - it is the all-in-one toolbox for enhanced Bitcoin trading decisions.

  • Social Index - collecting and analyzing data from a variety of sources. From Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, to all leading crypto exchange chats (i.e: BitMEX) to capture the market mood before it becomes apparent. Perfect for trading with the market, as well as counter-trading.
  • Fear & Greed Index - used alongside the Social Index to capture an even fuller scope of crowd reactions and make more weighted trading decisions.
  • Market Order Flow - the ratio of market buy : market sell orders.
  • Open Interest - the total size of all active positions. A useful indication of the asset’s general appeal to traders. Includes all OI history.
  • Wall Detector - through automatic orderbook monitoring on various exchanges, the tool identifies large buy and sell orders, thereafter displaying them conveniently in an event log format. Useful for placing SL/TP.
  • Hidden Order Identification - similarly to the wall detection tool, this mechanism spots hidden orders, and informs users of their last price and amount filled in the event log.
  • Liquidation Alert - a timely liquidations’ monitor alerts traders of all major liquidations, giving them space to adjust their trading decisions.

Join ScalpexIndex & Up Your BTC Game. 

The service is 100% Free.

Open ScalpexIndex


The New Generation of Bitcoin Analytics - ScalpexIndex

We all know that when it comes to trading, the market mood is one of the most difficult aspects to keep track of. In the case of cryptocurrencies - even more so. A swing from buy to strong sell in a matter of hours is part of Bitcoin’s daily pattern, which often ends up catching traders off guard. As a solution to grasping the volatile moods of the even more volatile currency  - ScalpexIndex was born.

What is it about?

The ScalpexIndex team undertook a massive amount of work to create a superior, AI-infused bitcoin sentiment analysis mechanism, which ‘learns’ on data from crypto exchanges & social media platforms from 2016 until this very moment to help traders capture the market mood before it becomes apparent, hence resulting in more weighted and profitable trading decisions. 

Which tools do I get?

From the core of the Social Index, which accurately displays the current market mood in a user-friendly barometer format, the ScalpexIndex platform is further equipped with a Fear & Greed Index, Market Order Flow, Open Interest, Walls, Hidden Orders and Liquidations’ Detector, and much more. In other words - it is the all-in-one toolbox for enhanced Bitcoin trading decisions.

  • Social Index - collecting and analyzing data from a variety of sources. From Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, to all leading crypto exchange chats (i.e: BitMEX) to capture the market mood before it becomes apparent. Perfect for trading with the market, as well as counter-trading.
  • Fear & Greed Index - used alongside the Social Index to capture an even fuller scope of crowd reactions and make more weighted trading decisions.
  • Market Order Flow - the ratio of market buy : market sell orders.
  • Open Interest - the total size of all active positions. A useful indication of the asset’s general appeal to traders. Includes all OI history.
  • Wall Detector - through automatic orderbook monitoring on various exchanges, the tool identifies large buy and sell orders, thereafter displaying them conveniently in an event log format. Useful for placing SL/TP.
  • Hidden Order Identification - similarly to the wall detection tool, this mechanism spots hidden orders, and informs users of their last price and amount filled in the event log.
  • Liquidation Alert - a timely liquidations’ monitor alerts traders of all major liquidations, giving them space to adjust their trading decisions.

Join ScalpexIndex & Up Your BTC Game. 

The service is 100% Free.

Open ScalpexIndex


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