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DeCenter is the #1 blockchain community in Russia with over 75 000 experts. And this is our channel for English-speaking members.

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♻️ Telegram Open Network (TON) will be compatible with Ethereum blockchain, according to sources familiar with the matter.
via CoinDesk

👨‍⚖️ Craig S Wright intends to appeal a USD 5 billion ruling.
via Modern Consensus

🇹🇭 Thailand-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitcoin Co. has abruptly shut down.
via The Block

🇧🇷 Brazil’s leading payment processor has started accepting Bitcoin.
via Decrypt

🇨🇳 Top cryptocurrency exchange Binance released its predictions about China’s upcoming stablecoin.
via Modern Consensus
Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance has acquired a digital asset derivatives trading platform.

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🗓 VanEck and SolidX are reportedly going to sell a “limited version” of Bitcoin ETF to institutional investors soon.
via The Block

🏦 HSBC has carried out the first blockchain-based letter of credit transaction denominated in Chinese yuan.
via CoinDesk

💵 Tether plans to release a version of the stablecoin backed by a basket of commodities.
via Cointelegraph

📈 Bitcoin’s dominance rate has reached a 30-month high.
via CoinDesk

🇯🇵 Crypto inquiries in Japan continue to drop for the fifth quarter in a row.
via The Block
Big four accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) will enable its customers to pay with Bitcoin starting October 1.

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👛 Major cryptocurrency wallet provider Blockchain dot com is reportedly raising USD 50 million for a venture capital fund.
via The Block

🗣 Blockchain forensics firm Elliptic has raised USD 23 million in a Series B funding round led by SBI Holdings.
via CoinDesk

🇺🇸 U.S. asset management firm Franklin Templeton Investments has filed a preliminary prospectus with the SEC for a government money market fund with a focus on blockchain-based shares.
via Cointelegraph

📑 According to a survey by financial analytics company Cindicator, the biggest threat to Libra could be Amazon’s crypto project.
via ccn

📝 Blockchain has become the newest of the 28 technologies on the 2019 Gartner Hype Cycle for Digital Marketing and Advertising.
via Modern Consensus
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🔋 Sinochem Energy Technology Co Ltd. is reportedly holding negotiations with Royal Dutch Shell and Macquarie Group regarding the joint development of an energy blockchain platform.
via Reuters

📱 Samsung is rolling out a new Galaxy Note 10 edition that will come with a pre-installed cryptocurrency wallet.
via CoinDesk

🇺🇸 The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) is supposedly working on a quantum-resistant cryptocurrency.
via Cointelegraph

🗣 Vitalik Buterin has expressed “strong confidence” about phase zero of Ethereum 2.0.
via Decrypt

Coinbase and Ripple have lost their spots on LinkedIn’s top 10 U.S. startups list.
via The Block
So there is a question if a BIP, native coin of Minter, should be stable, valued at $1 for example. The answer is simple: Hell, No!

The nature of money is to be adjustable to the needs of people, or agents as typically referred in economic theories. Money as a grand child of goods must be valued by the demand in the community, and every stabilisation, I mean to the cent, is simply making a market unfair for some of us. When we talk about pegged or algorithmic crypto-dollars we are not stabilising the situation but rather bringing it to one simple understanding for everyone. As then we all convert USD to our local currencies or use it to value services.
BIP can and will be used to create stable coins, but only to serve niche need of communities, projects and countries. And those coins will be stable regardless of the ventures in relatively outside world. For example USD is pretty stable for US citizens but doubled in price for Russians and Ukrainians.

Stability is the key to success of any economy, but comes as a result, but not a goal.
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💵 Paxos Trust has partnered with Binance to launch a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin (BUSD).
via Modern Consensus

🐋 In a recent move, whales have transferred over USD 1 billion worth of Bitcoin to a single wallet.
via Decrypt

🇯🇵 The blockchain arm of a Japanese messaging giant LINE has been granted a cryptocurrency exchange operating license from the country’s Financial Services Agency (FSA).
via Cointelegraph

🇨🇳 There are signs that Chinese locals are increasingly moving funds into Bitcoin due to the ongoing trade war with the U.S.
via CoinDesk

🇲🇹 The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is set to closely monitor cryptocurrency activity in order to prevent money laundering.
via The Block
Forwarded from TON
TON Testnet Explorer

https://test.ton.org/testnet/
Forwarded from Minter Network
The #SCAM Coin

We created the #SCAM coin. In the upcoming week, we will distribute it among top validators who will then be able to mark malicious addresses at their own discretion. The addresses of validators themselves will not possess the mark (a lifetime whitelist); they will just act as storage for the coin. Over time, the top 100 delegators will also receive #SCAM to be further transferred to the actors engaged in wrongdoing.

The coin does not have any value, and votes flow only in two directions: Team address -> Validator/Delegator -> Scammer. This means that any address that will get #SCAM from validators and top delegators will be automatically added to the blacklist to be shared with all Liquidity Providers.

#SCAM can be sent in any amount, and its weight depends exclusively on the share of the validator or stake of the delegator. Meaning if someone flags your address but their stake is insignificant, the trust to such a reaction will be close to zero. And vice versa: 0.01 #SCAM from the BTCSecure-level validator can put operations of a particular address to an end.

We want to stress the fact that the network itself does not limit the actions of the addresses. What it does, though, is highly recommend that the community does not cooperate with a given actor.

Those who thought we had the Wild West here have certainly set their time machine for a wrong period.

If you remember, we initially had an idea to label illicit addresses with #KARMA, but we eventually decided to introduce a specific coin for straightforward scams. With it, no one will make a mistake spotting such an account.

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Below are two use case examples:
https://explorer.minter.network/transactions/Mte70969a0dd1ec03f3fc91060a13f67743462a8e6081f1713fa6ce5e49564e264
https://explorer.minter.network/transactions/Mtc8e3dccb0c1e5a39e08b947a12a0573d53ae1a896dcbb67b0daac03083d887e0
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DYOR, which stands for “Do Your Own Research,” must be the only guiding principle for anyone in the blockchain space. Below is the story of one particular scam coin on the Minter network, and one particular man who suddenly decided to take responsibility for its creation. Take a read so that you don’t fall for such fraudulent schemes, ever.

https://medium.com/@MinterTeam/nikita-kolmogorov-scammer-fraudster-or-just-an-attention-seeker-af08c16aa904
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🖥 Telegram has released code for its upcoming TON blockchain platform.
via Decrypt

🇺🇸 The launch of Binance U.S. is seemingly drawing near.
via The Block

🙅🏻‍♂️ U.S. investment giant Charles Schwab is steering clear of cryptocurrencies—at least for now.
via Cointelegraph

👁 The government of Catalonia has announced the development of a blockchain-based identity platform.
via CoinDesk

📖 A blockchain and cryptocurrency accelerator has announced a partnership with UCLA and two other University of California campuses.
via Modern Consensus