As
far as adoption goes, Bitcoin follows a familiar pattern. Populous,
first world countries in North America, Europe and Asia were first to
catch Bitcoin fever, the first to establish exchanges and the first to
begin restricting
them as well. While early Bitcoin trading in these countries was
largely boundless, allowing for things like margin trading and high
leverage, as more of each country’s fiat money moved into Bitcoin,
governments and central banks began to draw lines.
Sellers of a Notting Hill Mansion in West London Only Accept Bitcoin as Payment
Property
investment firm London Wall is selling its six-story stucco-fronted
mansion near Portobello Road in Notting Hill, London, England for £17
million. The catch is that the company’s owners will only accept the
digital currency Bitcoin as a form of payment, The Standard reports:
Julian Assange Thanks US Government, Senators, For Forced Bitcoin Investment
Sometimes
you have a comeback so good you have to wait until the perfect time to
use it.
Bitcoin Has Barely Reached 1% of its Potential: Expert Blog
*The article was updated October 15 17:45 UTC
“- I will have one Big Mac, large French fries and a Diet Coke please
- Sure, 1200 Satoshis please”
Industry Experts Believe Bitcoin Headed to $6,000
There’s
an old saying, “Don’t let the fox watch the henhouse.” This may well be
true when it comes to crypto-industry insiders and their opinions about the price of Bitcoin. But whether anti-Bitcoin fanatics like it or not, the price is steadily climbing toward the $6,000 mark.
If Hard Fork Happens, Chain Backed By Majority of Miners Will Likely Win
This is an opinion piece, and the views reflected in this article are not necessarily those of Cointelegraph.
Investing In Cryptocurrencies, Explained
1. Should I invest in cryptocurrencies?
Cryptocurrencies are now considered to be one of the best investment decisions.
These are some of the reasons:
World Bank President: Everyone Is Excited About Blockchain, Not Bitcoin
The president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, was bullish about Blockchain technology when he spoke with CNBC
during an interview. However, while expressing his positive views of
the technology, he was quick to point out that there are risks when it
comes to Blockchain technology derivatives like Bitcoin. When asked if
the Blockchain based currencies were viable, he said:
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink: Bitcoin For Money Launderers Only
BlackRock
CEO, Larry Fink, has recently adjusted his perspective on Bitcoin,
stating that the cryptocurrency is just a money laundering scheme. Fink
had previously made some relatively positive comments about Bitcoin, but has shifted his position.
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When
someone thinks about logistics, the first thing that comes to mind is:
DHL, UPS and, why not, Amazon or other major service providers involved
in the global delivery system. More than 88% of the world's packages are
managed by a third party company. They take the package forwarding it
through one of these large companies. All this to get a profit from the
final customer.