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The CFA Exam Is Getting a Crypto Section Next Year

The Chartered Financial Analyst Program Exams are about to add topics on cryptocurrencies as examinable material for candidates in August 2019.

The Chartered Financial Analyst Program Exams are about to add topics on cryptocurrencies as examinable material for candidates in August 2019.

3 reasons why Bitcoin whales won’t dominate the Industry

Anyone involved in the cryptocurrency space is likely familiar with the term bitcoin ‘whales’ — those with a stronghold in the bitcoin markets. Because of their powerful presence, many potential investors worry that the whales will influence the market…

Anyone involved in the cryptocurrency space is likely familiar with the term bitcoin ‘whales’ — those with a stronghold in the bitcoin markets. Because of their powerful presence, many potential investors worry that the whales will influence the markets, and are therefore hesitant to buy in. Chris Kline, co-founder and COO of Bitcoin IRA, disagrees with this assessment, however.

Kodak-Branded Crypto Miner-for-Rent Scheme Fizzles Out

The Kodak-branded KashMiner crypto mining project will not launch, following scam accusations, licensing issues, and intervention by the U.S. SEC

The Kodak-branded KashMiner crypto mining project will not launch, following scam accusations, licensing issues, and intervention by the U.S. SEC

American Express Latest Blockchain Patent Application to Provide Payment Evidence

An application released last week by the US Patent and Trademark Office shows that multinational financial services corporation American Express (AmEx) is seeking to patent a blockchain payment system. Patent details The application details a blockchain-based system to aid financial transactions, specifically in terms of confirming transaction totals and merchant identities. It would also encrypt the …

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An application released last week by the US Patent and Trademark Office shows that multinational financial services corporation American Express (AmEx) is seeking to patent a blockchain payment system.

Patent details

The application details a blockchain-based system to aid financial transactions, specifically in terms of confirming transaction totals and merchant identities. It would also encrypt the proof-of-payment details using the blockchain’s public key, maintaining this on a first blockchain node.

This encrypted data would then be propagated to a second blockchain node which would allow a smart device to decrypt this, sharing the information with a secondary smart device and triggering the correct payment to take place.

The concept was developed with the objective of providing a stronger quality of payment evidence for merchants and customers that goes beyond what is offered on a standard receipt. This blockchain solution would have the potential to offer an extended look into the details of each transaction, covering such elements as contract and transaction data.

Patent applications

AmEx has offered a variety of applications for its proof-of-payment concept. This includes circumstances from standard payment operations to customers being able to use the card they made their purchase with to do such things as unlocking a hotel room by retrieving the proof of payment on the blockchain.

While no decision has been made as of yet in regards to hosting the service on a public or private blockchain, the application notes the benefits of a public network’s cumulative computing power in improving security.

AmEx’s blockchain ventures

Earlier this year, AmEx announced it would begin trials for a membership rewards program, utilizing blockchain standardization technology Hyperledger whom they partnered with last January. The open-source project allows a variety of companies to contribute software code, with IBM already participating in this.

Blockchain has been acknowledged by AmEx as still in its early stages of adoption, but it also recognizes it as a rapidly growing industry that it clearly sees as crucial to be a part of.

 

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Ethereum (ETH) Technical Analysis: ETH Prices above $550 Open Doors for $1,000

All in all, there is a recovery in the crypto space and we can see that in the last day alone, the markets have gained more than $15 billion. In that time space alone, Ethereum (ETH) is up six percent and there is room for more not just from a fundamental point of view but

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All in all, there is a recovery in the crypto space and we can see that in the last day alone, the markets have gained more than $15 billion. In that time space alone, Ethereum (ETH) is up six percent and there is room for more not just from a fundamental point of view but from the way technicals are set up.

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For adoption, then the product must be easily understood and the best way of facilitating this understanding especially amongst beginners is to eliminate industry jargon. On top of that, if it’s a digital product as Ethereum then we must have a nice, intuitive interface and this is exactly what BankEX has done.

As a Fintech company that wants to merge the blockchain and offer Bank-as-a-Service (BaaS) to their client base, BankEX contributed immensely to Ethereum and blockchain by launching BankEX Scan. After all, this will perfectly sync with their digitization, tokenization and exchange of traditional asset in the long haul.

This simple explorer makes it possible for newbies and even experienced persons to search for ETH and ERC721 token balances. On top of that this convenient tool can come in handy when searching the entire Ethereum blockchain should you want to know addresses, block number or miner and the network’s hash rate.

What it basically does is that it offers more than what ETHScan provides and what’s more, Android users can download the app for free. If not then you can check their functionality at their web page.

Now, after that explosive post by a dApp developer Justo, the network is now back to normal capacity. Partly, this can be because of FCoin’s change of listing methods. They now have a new ranking method:  The Cumulative Deposit Number Ranking. This is available for tokens who wish to trade the Chinese exchange.

By extension this also means the network won’t have to cope with billions of transactions clipping capacity.

At peak, Ethereum processes more than one million transactions per second.

Ethereum (ETH) Technical Analysis

Weekly Chart

Note: there is nothing extra ordinary about recent Ethereum price movements. As a matter of fact, ETH is moving within a consolidation. It is also replaying the same price movement inside week ending June 24 high low. That was that strong ecstatic sells sending ETH prices towards $400, our main support line and sell trigger.

Now, while we can argue and conclude that all we need is a push above $555 for our three bar reversal pattern that formed after week ending July 8, we must realize that we are in a deep bear trend. The past two months can attest to ETH’s depreciation.

Daily Chart

Without drawing some weird charts, it appears that we are trending within a general short to medium term. You can check that strong acceleration between mid March peaking at April and then dropping thereafter to current prices.

Yes, it has been a strong depreciation but it looks likely that buyers have been soaking up this depreciation nicely in an effort versus result scenario.

Note that it took 2.5 months to reverse April gains and that’s why I need prices to close above $500 or even $550 before buying ETH with targets at $850 and later $1000.

Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are those of the author and aren’t investment advice. Trading of any form involves risk and so do your due diligence before making a trading decision.

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Stellar Lumens, EOS, IOTA, Litecoin, Tron Technical Analysis: Will EOS Dollar (EDR) Solve RAM Troubles?

Altcoins are making a comeback and none stands out like Stellar Lumens gains. CoinBase’s announcement and Tempo’s integration might be behind this but what is clear is that price action now favors buyers. EOS and Litecoin are also recovering and looking to reverse May-June losses while Tron is now handing over their bug bounty program

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Altcoins are making a comeback and none stands out like Stellar Lumens gains. CoinBase’s announcement and Tempo’s integration might be behind this but what is clear is that price action now favors buyers.

EOS and Litecoin are also recovering and looking to reverse May-June losses while Tron is now handing over their bug bounty program to HackerOne. Overly TRX is registering gains and is actually up five percent in the last day.

Let’s have a look at these charts:

EOS Technical Analysis

Unlike most dApp and smart contract platforms, EOSIO is unique introducing things as RAM. Now, the only caveat that is now proving prohibitive and repelling for developers is the fact that they have to purchase RAM, a speculative item, for them to launch dApps at.

At current EOS and RAM/USD exchange rates, the cost of each account stands at around $10 and this is now what the community wants. They need a long term solution to bring down the cost of account creation and there is a proposal of introducing EOS Dollars (EDR) stable coins pegged to the USD.

These EDRs run through smart contracts creating EDR sub-accounts and slashing the cost of account creation.

In the last 24 hours, EOS remains the top performer adding six percent and inching higher from $7, our intermittent support line.

Our previous stands remain constant and my suggestion is to either buy at current prices with stops at $7 or wait for breaks above July highs at $9 and load with targets at $15.

The only undoing for this projection is if sellers reverse these gains hitting our stops at $7.

Litecoin (LTC) Technical Analysis

Aside the Litecoin recovery, we have a nice double bottom after June 28-30 and last week’s revival.

Well, yesterday’s trade plan seems to be panning out alright and for conservatives, break and close above $90 would trigger buys on dips with targets at $110 inside this bear break out trade strategy.

Stellar Lumens (XLM) Technical Analysis

After yesterday’s strong bullish engulfing candlestick, our buy triggers are set in line with yesterday’s trade plan.

Note that there are remarkably high transactional volumes behind this move up and that’s not all, Stellar Lumens buyer are injecting momentum right at April and 2018 lows at 15 cents. So, as before, our bull targets would be at 30 cents and later 50 cents.

Tron (TRX) Technical Analysis

The art of delegation and marketing is what the Tron Foundation and Justin Sun have perfected over time.

First, their TVM will officially launch at the end of the month and there is a countdown on their site and secondly, Tron Foundation is delegating their Bounty Bug program to HackerOne effective immediately.

In their last bug bounty program, Tron paid out $25,000 to five different white hackers for pointing our technical vulnerabilities in their source code and the foundation is willing to pay more even though that task will be ran by HackerOne.

All in all, Tron (TRX) is on an up-trend adding five percent in the last hour. While these are positive developments, we shall stick to our previous plan and wait for TRX prices to close above 4 cents before initiating longs.

That’s a cautious approach because after all, TRX is trending within a deep bear trend and these higher highs might end up being pull backs—the last five day average trading volumes is relatively lower than the last 10 daily average volumes.

IOTA (IOT) Technical Analysis

It’s obvious that sellers are waning out and that 90 cents is turning out to be a strong support line. After days of sellers wrecking havoc and pushing prices below $1, IOTA is now finding support and building momentum aiming to break above $1.3 in the coming days.

Well, this is possible but first, what we need for assurance is bulls to edge past July highs ad trigger our longs. Before then, risk-off traders can begin loading longs with stops at 90 cents as they aim for a common first bull target at $2.

Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are those of the author and aren’t investment advice. Trading of any form involves risk and so do your due diligence before making a trading decision.

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AidCoin’s Robert Robinson: Trust the Blockchain and Boost Trust in Charities

The charity sector has been experiencing a steady decline of public trust in the United Kingdom. Figures from the UK’s Charity Commission show a downward trend since 2014, with a fall in confidence corresponding with increased media scrutiny on charities, a lack of trust with how donations are spent and the lack of knowledge about where those …

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The charity sector has been experiencing a steady decline of public trust in the United Kingdom. Figures from the UK’s Charity Commission show a downward trend since 2014, with a fall in confidence corresponding with increased media scrutiny on charities, a lack of trust with how donations are spent and the lack of knowledge about where those donations go.

One charity in the UK decided to partner with a blockchain solution to remedy the situation and there are more similar collaborations seeking to leverage blockchain innovations such as transparency and efficiency to revive flagging trust in the charity sector.

At a UK blockchain event, Bitcoin News got to chat with Robert Robinson, the UK managing director of CharityStars and AidCoin, who is of the firm belief that blockchain will fuel a charity sector confidence boost.

Bitcoin News (BN): While there are significant challenges regarding trust in charitable enterprises, there appears to be far more regarding blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Is it remotely possible for the mainstream to begin using the technology in a way that will outpace traditional donation methods?

Robert Robinson (RR): I think it’s a matter of time really and a matter of educating individuals for people to better understand what blockchain is, understand what the technology is, and what other technology surrounding blockchain can be used with blockchain as well. I think people now are confusing blockchain and the technology using blockchain tech, and because of that they don’t fully understand its capabilities, how it can be used and implemented.

BN: Cryptocurrencies are prevalent with millennials and so is donating to charity, despite trust levels declining. Are these factors conducive to the success of blockchain-related charities in the future and will this be a generationally exclusive phenomenon?

RR: I don’t think it’s necessarily a generation exclusive phenomena, I think that there’s been a huge adoption and interest in cryptocurrencies with millennials due to press being used; social media not being as prevalent as it was before because of the limitation on that. But I do tend to believe there will be more millennials utilizing it and it should be explored for the right reasons. As I mentioned before, not necessarily down to making a quick buck, but believing in what the technologies capabilities can do and how they can be delivered as well what the outcomes can be.

BN: Do you think market volatility will affect how and when donations will be made? For instance, in a cryptocurrency market downturn like we are experiencing now, presumably donors would be less likely to make a donation. What are your thoughts?

RR: No, I think market volatility is something that is not as apparent as it was previously. We don’t see these spikes in the prices of some of these tokens and cryptocurrencies and tokens going up as much. I think that is because people understand that this is not necessarily the funds to be made for themselves [and]  is not as much as they had initially anticipated.

I don’t think that volatility is going is going to affect when people donate to charity. However, I do think that it’s a factor that unfortunately will affect what charities can do with those funds and how much they can do with those funds, but it’s something that won’t last for a long time. It will slowly but surely become less volatile and more easily usable.

BN: Blockchain technologies are easily exploitable and are still being exploited. What prevents a blockchain-based charity or philanthropic endeavor from being exploited in the same way?

RR: The reasoning behind the using of the technology is the traceability and the transparency within it. It would be foolish to use technology that has transparency within it to conceal certain ways that you operate or conduct oneself or one’s company.

I think within any industry, whether that be now or before blockchain technology, has emerged into the general public’s mind like it is now, there has always been individuals in companies conducting themselves in certain ways and you will find that in any industry. But it’s a matter of time before, hopefully, those individuals and organizations leave this industry.

BN: Will the successes of charitable blockchain efforts improve trust in blockchain or cryptocurrencies and vice versa?

RR: Yeah, I think once again it’s about trust and I think trust within all sectors, trust relationships, businesses, and trust within the non-profit sector is fundamental because people are donating money, hard-earned funds and they want to know where those funds are being used. If they can see that, if they can literally tangibly see where those funds are going, what the hard outcome is, who they’re affecting and what the benefit is, that makes people believe more in what they (charities) are doing.

BN: When did CharityStars (as the parent company) recognize the potential in blockchain and for how long has AidCoin been in the pipeline?

RR: CharityStars has been in the business for about four years now and we speak to a huge amount of our donors. We speak to a lot of charities every single day, so we hear both ends of the spectrum and even for ourselves as a company, we raise a lot of money for charity and we love what we do but at the same time, we don’t necessarily see what happens with those funds.

There’s a lot of people who work within charity who are volunteers, on the ground, making those projects happen and are really the frontline. Those people are commendable, but we don’t get that feel-good feeling because we don’t know where those funds are going and don’t have that opportunity to involve yourself. Over a year ago, seeing the insurgence of blockchain technology and realizing actually, there’s an issue here with trust and transparency, and blockchain technology can be the fix.

BN: Were there any particularly significant disagreements when AidCoin was proposed to CharityStars?

RR: I don’t necessarily know about much within the company. We’re very much together on what we do but I would say generally from an overall standpoint people don’t believe in something if they don’t fully understand it and it’s only when they fully understand it that they open up.

BN: Do you yourself or CharityStars delve into educating the masses, other charities or sectors?

RR: It’s all very early days so we have started and initially we have started to go out and hold forums and functions with our charities to educate further but it’s events such as this (Bristol and Bath Blockchain Conference), that need to be done more so in order to educate the public, charities on how technology and blockchain technology can be used for the benefit of themselves.

If you enjoyed this conversation and find blockchain-related philanthropy as fascinating as we do, check out this interview here with the anonymous Bitcoin millionaire who donated USD 80 million worth of Bitcoin to multiple charities in a project called the Pineapple Fund.

 

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Kodak-Branded Bitcoin Mining Rig Labelled a Scam

KashMiner, a Bitcoin mining computer which was on display on Kodak’s official stand at the CES technology show in Las Vegas in January, turned out to be a misleading product with unachievable advertised profits. The product, which was never officially licensed by Kodak, will not go ahead, according to the company behind the scheme. BBC

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KashMiner, a Bitcoin mining computer which was on display on Kodak’s official stand at the CES technology show in Las Vegas in January, turned out to be a misleading product with unachievable advertised profits. The product, which was never officially licensed by Kodak, will not go ahead, according to the company behind the scheme.

BBC Uncovers Suspicious Bitcoin Mining Rig for Rent

Spotlite USA is a brand licensee for Kodak LED lighting products, which allows the company to put the famous brand on its own products.

In January 2018, the firm exhibited a rentable cryptocurrency mining computer. Its business plan was based on letting people pay an upfront fee to rent the computer. Customers would be able to pay off the $3,400 fee and make a profit out of the cryptocurrency mining activity with KashMiner.

A BBC report, however, found that the company was never officially licensed to use Kodak’s brand for the mining rig and that the estimated payout for cryptocurrency miners was unrealistic given that mining Bitcoin is increasingly difficult and costly. The promotional material promised earnings of $375 per month for two years, which would total $9,000 by the end of the contract and provide a profit of $5,600 for Bitcoin miners.

Saifedean Ammous, a Professor of Economics at the Lebanese American University and author of ‘The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking’ told the BBC that every single Bitcoin miner using KashMiner would lose money in such an investment.

“There is no way your magical Kodak miner will make the same $375 every month,” Ammous said.

The company’s CEO, Halston Mikail, said he plans to install hundreds of KashMiners at Kodak’s headquarters and that it had already installed 80 devices there. The claim was refuted by a spokesperson for Kodak, who told BBC that no devices had ever been installed.

“While you saw units at CES from our licensee Spotlite, the KashMiner is not a Kodak brand licensed product. Units were not installed at our headquarters.”

Questioned by the BBC in a phone call, Spotlite’s CEO claimed that the deal with Kodak didn’t go forward because of interference from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and that the company changed its business plan.

Instead of renting KashMiners to consumers, Spotlite USA will be running its mining operation in Iceland, where it has a number of devices installed. It is unclear that Spotlite USA was attempting to scam cryptocurrency miners, but evidence suggests gross miscalculation and deceit.

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The SEC Stops Kodak Bitcoin Mining Scam – Investopedia (blog)


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The SEC Stops Kodak Bitcoin Mining Scam
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The SEC Stops Kodak Bitcoin Mining Scam
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In January 2018, a Kodak-branded Bitcoin mining computer was displayed at the Kodak (KODK) booth for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Critics, however, labelled this technology as a "scam" and the U.S. Security and Exchange …
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ETH Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Lookalike Accounts

ETH-Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Look-Alike AccountsAccording to reports the social media platform Twitter has been deleting millions of fraudulent accounts per day, and stated during the first week of July that it suspended more than 70 million accounts throughout May and June. However, the cryptocurrency industry is still plagued by tons of ‘ETH scam-bots’ pretending to be bitcoin luminaries and […]

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ETH-Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Look-Alike Accounts

According to reports the social media platform Twitter has been deleting millions of fraudulent accounts per day, and stated during the first week of July that it suspended more than 70 million accounts throughout May and June. However, the cryptocurrency industry is still plagued by tons of ‘ETH scam-bots’ pretending to be bitcoin luminaries and this scheme has made these particular fraudsters millions.

Also read: BCH Roundup: Steady Development, Market Uptrends, and New Apps

Twitter Says The Company Has Suspended 70 Million Phony Accounts, But Bots Still Plague the Twitter-Sphere

Over the last few weeks, news.Bitcoin.com had written about the various Twitter scams and fake Ethereum giveaways that can be found throughout lots of conversations within the cryptocurrency industry. Some developers have even been working on cryptographic solutions that can weed out the vast amount of lookalike Twitter scammers. The massive amount of phony accounts use a person’s profile picture, the same username, and these frauds typically jump into a conversation following a hot tweet and push their ETH giveaways.

ETH-Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Look-Alike Accounts
Phony John McAfee and Tone Vays Twitter accounts. Screenshots were taken on July 15, 2018.

An example giveaway is you give them 5 ETH, and they say they will give you 50 ETH in return after the funds are sent. This particular trick, even though it’s pretty obvious to some people, has been able to help these imposters acquire millions of dollars worth of Ethereum. Then just last week Twitter detailed to the media that they have thrown the ban-hammer down on fake accounts and have been suspending millions a day. 

ETH-Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Look-Alike AccountsAccording to the Washington Post, the social media giant suspended 70 million accounts throughout May and June. Even though in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, these bots or spammers are in full force impersonating cryptocurrency figures, executives, and even digital asset exchanges like Binance. Yet the bot problem has also plagued movie stars, musicians, and political parties as well. A researcher from a Palo Alto-based think tank, Samuel C. Woolley, believes Twitter should be doing more to prevent spammers and bots.      

“When you have an account tweeting over a thousand times a day, there’s no question that it’s a bot,” said Woolley, at the Digital Intelligence Lab at the Institute for the Future.

Twitter has to be doing more to prevent the amplification and suppression of political ideas.

ETH-Bots Run Rampant While Twitter Claims to Ban Look-Alike Accounts
A fake Binance exchange Twitter account. Screenshot was taken on July 15, 2018.

Crypto-Luminaries, Bigwigs, and Exchanges Are Not Giving Away 200 ETH

Even though Twitter claims they have been banning millions of fake accounts the problem is still happening within the cryptocurrency industry. Lots of ‘cryptocurrency bigwigs’ are being copied by look-alike accounts still to this day. For instance, on July 15 the writer and speaker Andreas Antonopoulos shared a tweet of one of his latest talks. After the tweet, a phony “CZ” pretending to be the CEO of Binance states: 

A nеw prоmоtion with suppоrt is available tоday Get 200 ETHEREUM in your wallet now. You саn use аnу wal­let or exch­ange (Fоr example: Coinb­ase, Bina­nce, and others) or use a smart con­tract. If you’re Ia­te for this eve­nt, you’ll get your investment bасk imme­diately!

Unfortunately, the ETH scam bots are alive and well on Twitter and are still able to spawn new accounts after the company claims to have thrown down the ban hammer. For now, these cryptocurrency scammers don’t seem to be going anywhere soon.

What do you think about this situation? Do you think Twitter is doing a good job of taking care of this issue? Let us know what you think in the comment section below. 


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