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Voici LA chronique à découvrir, intitulée: La guerre contre Bitcoin. Idéal pour comprendre certains tenants et aboutissants
Bitcoin est peut-être le meilleur outil de liberté économique de cette génération, et peut-être depuis plusieurs générations. Malheureusement, Bitcoin a été furieusement étouffé par une guerre civile brutale depuis environ cinq ans maintenant; menée par des ingénieurs sociaux professionnels de certaines des entreprises les plus puissantes de l'espace des médias sociaux. Leur talent dans l'art et la science de la manipulation a permis aux "Bitcoiners" de se battre largement entre eux plutôt que de chercher à créer des modèles commerciaux innovants basés sur les données qui pourraient révolutionner l'économie mondiale via Bitcoin.
C'est dans ce contexte que les défenseurs de BTC et de BCH, les porte-parole d'Ethereum et les altcoiners de tous bords s'alignent pour attaquer sans cesse le protocole Bitcoin préservé uniquement par le réseau BSV. Une industrie composée presque entièrement de criminels, de fraudes et d'arnaqueurs s'est unie contre BSV citant (et c'est là l'ironie) une prétendue fraude et arnaque présumée qui est l'existence même de BSV.
Nous devons nous demander pourquoi ?
Quel est le différenciateur clé de BSV?
Pourquoi tous les arnaqueurs se sont-ils unis contre lui?
Étant donné que Bitcoin n'avait aucune valeur lors de son lancement, il était extrêmement facile à miner et également gratuit d'envoyer des tonnes de transactions. En théorie, il s'agissait d'un vecteur d'attaque par déni de service (DoS). Une attaque DoS ou DDoS se produit lorsque les nœuds sont inondés de plus de données qu'ils ne peuvent en gérer et qu'ils plantent. Sur un jeune réseau Bitcoin, un crash comme celui-ci aurait été considéré comme un échec du réseau, donc un plafond de 1 Mo de données pour chaque dix minutes de temps de transaction a été codé en dur dans le logiciel - semant la première graine de la guerre civile Bitcoin . De 2009 à 2017, cette limite de 1 Mo sur le total des transactions était l'aspect technique le plus controversé du bitcoin.
Le camp des "gros-blocs" estime que tout le monde sur terre devrait être en mesure d'échanger et de faire ses affaires sur Bitcoin.
Les "petits-blocs" pensent que tout le monde devrait être en mesure de gérer soi-même le registre mondial chez soi, mais que seules certaines personnes très riches devraient pouvoir effectuer des transactions.
Après des années de querelles, en 2017, Bitcoin s'est scindé en deux chaînes distinctes, et en 2018, il s'est à nouveau divisé.
Alors quelle est la différence entre ces versions ?
BCH est un réseau basé sur Bitcoin qui pense que les blocs devraient être à peine légèrement plus grands, mais ils ont également des développeurs en charge des règles, tout comme BTC, et ils pensent que Bitcoin devrait être catégorisé pour être utilisé uniquement pour le commerce de détail, mais rien de plus. Le réseau change de règles tous les six mois. Les transactions non commerciales sont en général méprisées.
BSV est la version restaurée du protocole Bitcoin original avec tous les paramètres ouverts afin que les nœuds honnêtes puissent s'engager dans un consensus conformément au livre blanc de Bitcoin - par preuve de travail ! Le protocole est gravé dans la pierre afin que les développeurs de logiciels ne puissent pas bricoler les règles. Cela permet aux entreprises de planifier des décennies d'utilisation du réseau et d'investir en toute confiance. En tant que seul réseau bitcoin totalement sans autorisation, le commerce de toute nature est encouragé sur BSV. Tout, allant des réseaux sociaux aux expériences de science des données météorologiques ou aux tests de disponibilité du réseau, est encouragé. Paiements de détail, tokenisation, ou tout autre type de contrat intelligent est simple à déployer sans limitations. Bitcoin SV n'a aucun limite sauf l'esprit humain et l'esprit d'entreprise.
Et c'est la racine de la haine envers BSV.
Les "petits-blocs" ont investi toute leur réputation et leurs moyens de subsistance sur la notion que le bitcoin est incapable de s'adapter. Pendant des années, des experts présumés ont convaincu de nombreuses personnes que les limites de taille de bloc de 2 Mo, 8 Mo ou 22 Mo casseraient littéralement Bitcoin. Ils ont furieusement mis en jeux leur réputation sur ces fausses notions. Et ensuite, BSV a eu de nombreux blocs de plus de 100 Mo. En fait, il y en a même eu quelques-uns de plus de 300 Mo! prouvant que les petits-blocs se trompent sur les limites du réseau. Mais cette prise de conscience est une menace pour l'hégémonie du récit de Bitcoin. Depuis 2015, lorsque le Dr Craig Wright est apparu sur les lieux pour expliquer que le bitcoin avait en réalité ZERO limitations, il a créé un tollé massif parmi l'intelligentsia des petits-blocs. Les leaders d'opinion de l'époque étaient payés pour prendre la parole lors de conférences où ils expliquaient à tort que Bitcoin n'était rien d'autre qu'une réserve de valeur rare sans autre utilité. Le Dr Wright parlait de l'échelle illimitée du réseau, de son exhaustivité de Turing et d'autres notions inconcevables (à l'époque) sur Bitcoin. Sa passion et ses connaissances se sont heurtées à des calomnies et des railleries. Ils se sont concentrés sur l'attaque de son personnage au lieu de discuter de Bitcoin!
C'est devenu l'une des principales méthodes d'attaque des petits-blocs. Lorsque de gros-blocs parlent des capacités de Bitcoin, ils sont ridiculisés en tant qu'escrocs et le sujet est toujours dirigé très loin de la discussion technique, car les petits-blocs savent bien qu'ils sortiraient perdants. Ils fouillent les dossiers personnels et cherchent des moyens de faire taire les gens du camp des grands-blocs de Bitcoin de la même manière que les guerriers de la justice sociale s'engagent dans la culture d'annulation contre leurs ennemis politiques.
Qui est le Dr Craig Wright et que fait-il?
Si vous ne le savez pas, Craig Wright est le scientifique en chef d'une société de recherche sur Bitcoin au Royaume-Uni appelée nChain : une société de 150 à 200 informaticiens. Craig dirige l'équipe qui étudie les possibilités de Bitcoin et de ses applications dans le monde. Il est l'un des experts en criminalité numérique les plus reconnus au monde avec les certifications SANS et GIAC ainsi que les titres GSE CISSP, CISA, CISM, CCE, GCFA, GLEG, GREM et GSPA. En outre, il est un polymathe multidisciplinaire de troisième cycle: un doctorat en informatique, économie et théologie et titulaire d'une maîtrise en statistique et en droit commercial international.
Les critiques qualifient souvent la révélation publique et le procès public de Wright de ternir énormément sa réputation, mais il convient de noter que les deux sont arrivés à Wright et qu'il ne souhaitait clairement pas être pris dans l'une ou l'autre situation.
Cela ne peut être assez souligné: la communauté des petits-blocs est construite autour de tactiques d'ingénierie sociale professionnelle. Gregory Maxwell, co-fondateur de la société Blockstream, a été formé à la pratique de l'ingénierie sociale et l'a utilisé de manière si subversive comme un outil de propagande pendant son mandat en tant que modérateur rémunéré de Wikipedia, qu'il a finalement été démis de ses fonctions avec les journaux d'administration citant une litanie d'infractions, notamment:
Il passe beaucoup de temps sur Reddit et d'autres forums à semer la peur sur les dangers des gros blocs, et il a été surpris en train de faire semblant d'être plusieurs comptes à la fois en train d'avoir de très longues discussions techniques sur Reddit destinées à submerger les nouveaux arrivants avec ce qui ressemble à un débat intellectuel.
Dans l'économie Bitcoin, Ayre est une figure de proue dans la gestion de nœuds Bitcoin honnêtes pendant plusieurs années sous les marques CoinGeek et TAAL, et il est un investisseur dans nChain ainsi que plusieurs startups dans l'espace BSV. Bien qu'il soit probablement le plus gros investisseur, il n'est pas le monolithe que les petits-blocs laisseraient croire aux critiques. Il est important de comprendre que des segments entiers de l'écosystème BSV existent complètement en dehors de son influence.
Les autres acteurs clés sont MatterPool Mining et leur écosystème Mattercloud: une joint-venture entre des acteurs indépendants de l'écosystème BSV, avec des connexions directes aux protocoles BoostPOW et 21e8 et des relations avec des développeurs BSV indépendants.
Bien sûr, il existe également des marques précieuses financées par Ayre. Il s'agit notamment de la propriété partielle via l'investissement dans HandCash, Centi, TonicPow et Unwriter's Planaria Corp.
Ayre est un acteur important, mais en aucun cas un contrôleur de la direction de la blockchain ou des entreprises indépendantes dans l'économie BSV.
Mais pourquoi Craig poursuit-il tout le monde en justice ?
Au fur et à mesure que les choses progressaient, le fondateur de Bitcoin.com, Roger Ver, a également réalisé une vidéo publique déclarant Wright comme arnaqueur. C'était après avoir travaillé sournoisement avec les développeurs Bitcoin ABC pour coder des points de contrôle dans le logiciel ABC de Bitcoin Cash, divisant de manière permanente le réseau Bitcoin pour la deuxième et dernière fois - un acte pour lequel Roger est également poursuivi par d'autres parties privées en Floride. Roger Ver a été averti que des problèmes juridiques similaires se présenteraient à sa porte pour avoir diffamé le Dr Wright, mais les critiques publiques ont persisté jusqu'à ce que Roger soit également entendu devant le tribunal et fournisse la preuve de la fraude de Wright, sous peine de sanctions pour diffamation publique. Son cas est en instance à Antigua-et-Barbuda, où il est récemment devenu citoyen.
Et ensuite il se passe quoi ?
Nous avons établi l'histoire du Bitcoin, de la guerre civile, des attaques publiques contre Wright, Ayre et BSV. Au moment d'écrire ces lignes, nous pouvons revenir sur les attaques contre Thomas Lee, Tim Draper et Jimmy Wales pour avoir eu une proximité avec BSV. Malgré la pression sociale, le rapport Fundstrat de Lee a rendu un examen élogieux du protocole fixe et de l'évolutivité infinie de BSV. Lee et son équipe étaient heureux de prendre la parole lors des événements précédents de CoinGeek, même après le tollé public.
Bitcoin SV s'est développé professionnellement avec un portefeuille de brevets de classe mondiale. Il est utilisé par des entreprises indépendantes pour réaliser des profits et il est exploité sur le marché libre par un groupe décentralisé de nœuds honnêtes qui se font concurrence. Le réseau est fixe, sécurisé et en croissance grâce aux investissements de petites entreprises et de gestionnaires de capitaux mondiaux. Les mensonges au contraire sont basés sur une campagne massive de dénigrement perpétrée par les communautés d'autres cryptomonnaie qui craignent l'adoption mondiale de BSV comme outil de commerce et ce que cela signifiera pour eux. L'histoire ne sera pas gentille avec ces manipulateurs et leurs réseaux qui sont financés par les fraudes probables des échanges de crypto-monnaies off-shore, le (très probablement) frauduleux Tether Stablecoin, et l'économie de "pump-and-dump" qui sous-tend 95% du volume de négociation de l'ensemble de l'économie cryptomonnaie actuelle.
C'est une guerre civile. Il y aura toujours des victimes, mais alors que BTC et BCH se concentrent sur les ragots et les affaires illicites, BSV veut que le monde entier soit plus libre, plus souverain et plus capable de coopérer sur le registre mondial de la vérité afin que les entrepreneurs du monde puissent s'engager dans les grandes entreprises ou de simples nano-services sont rendus possibles uniquement par Bitcoin. Bitcoin est un test d'intelligence. Au fil du temps, les personnes intelligentes pourront voir à travers le brouillard de distorsion de la réalité créé pour confondre les innocents et reconnaître cela pour ce que c'est, une attaque coordonnée pour tenter de supprimer une technologie supérieure qui les rendrait obsolètes.
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Minter’s Month in Review — May 2020
Last month marked one year since we had launched the Mainnet, so it’s especially interesting to take a look at the amount of work being done in the present. The core team (Grom) is working on the release of MinterEVM, announcement of MinterAPI, updated wallets, and a mass-market product named Pinpon. Minter Development Foundation has successfully trialed MinterID and prepared a popularization program called POP. Minter Global OÜ supported several listings, providing legal assistance at every stage and acting as a market maker.
The most significant achievements, however, were community-initiated listings on the exchanges from the top 50: Bithumb Global (finished) and Hotbit (in progress).
Now, let’s go through this past month in detail, point by point.
The first mass-market product for rewards and gifts announced: Pinpon, an application for getting rewards and putting them to use
Formats outlined for the integration of coins into the promotional posts on Instagram and Telegram
Crypto and blockchain components removed entirely out of both users’ and businesses’ sights
The first pre-set (quick set-up) created, allowing one to launch a campaign in one minute: coins, links, terms of distribution and acceptance
Negotiations underway with pioneer advertisers and bloggers on launching pilot campaigns as soon as this summer
Businesses will be able to launch campaigns using fiat (bank cards), their own BIP (comes handy if you’re an integrator), or grants (popular brands)
Participation in Bithumb Global’s Gran Prix (1,600 deposits, 300 traders, 600 sign-ups)
Initiation of listing votings on the Hotbit and Gate.io exchanges
An AMA session with Hotbit
A win in the vote to be listed on Hotbit (around 3,000 supporters and up to $650,000 worth of crypto in lock-up)
The Minter Wallet bot’s game Dice made a record 1 million transactions on the network
The first algorithmic stablecoin (BIT) presented
A trading marathon on Bithumb Global
Assessment of whether Money Transmission rules may apply to the Minter’s reward system
A grant coin issued to support teams and persons popularizing BIP on a global scale
MinterID ranking principles set out to prevent bots and cheating: popularity, activity, stakes
Product- and promo-related plans revealed by Evgeny Gordeev
MinterID-, multi-signature-based user asset storage system presented
50 million BIP allocated for the promotion of BIP and Minter through the POP coin
A large-scale ad campaign for an event in partnership with Bithumb Global: educational articles and tens of posts on the most-followed Telegram channels
BIP’s addition to a popular portfolio tracking app Delta
Drafting of a promo campaign for Rewards App (Instagram and Telegram) and laying ground for further integration with bloggers
BIP’s listing on Bithumb Global
Over 40 million BIP traded on Bithumb Global in the first week
Participation in the preliminary round of candidates selection for the listing voting on Gate.io
An average daily trading volume across exchanges: $40,000–$80,000
Security audit of major BIP exchange services impending
Preparatory work on Hotbit listing
1,800 members joined a trading-focused chat in the first month
Official enlightenment activity in the U.S. approved
Minter representative licensing program announced
Minter Development Foundation’s 2019 report submitted to the I.R.S.
Tax Exemption status obtained
The network turned one
Team’s tech road map shared by Daniil Lashin
Test network updated to version 1.1.7
MinterEVM Service bug testing and refinement
MinterEVM and MinterAPI technical description prepared
A public testing version released
An ability to send Ethereum transactions to MinterEVM via the Console added
Demo smart contracts development
Development of a coin ticker change concept to be introduced in Minter 2.0
Development of a delegator reward manual request concept to be introduced in Minter 2.0
BIP Wallet 2.0 go-live date scheduled
Tests and improvements of BIP Wallet 2.0’s pre-release version
Bug testing and preparation for beta testing
BIP Wallet 2.0 go-live date scheduled
Tests and improvements of BIP Wallet 2.0’s pre-release version
Bug testing and preparation for beta testing
API updated to version 2.0
State storage and logging added to API 2.0
Explorer API 2.0 documentation introduced
PHP SDK updated along with more detailed documentation
Go SDK updated along with more detailed documentation
C++ SDK updated along with more detailed documentation
Getting Explorer v2.0 ready
Resulting address now displayed right when creating a MultiSig
Pop-up with signatures for MultiSig added
Client clock sync introduced for more accurate blockchain synchronization notifications
gas_coin now displayed in Explorer
Display of long strings in Payload fixed
Fractional part of the amount now shown properly in Explorer
Field names synced with node API
All projects are welcome to publish their progress reports under the Minter0520 tag.
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What to expect from EDCON2019 — a preview on the topics of EDCON speeches #3
What attending events in the crypto space means to most of us is that, it is a perfect chance to get the most up-to-date info. about leading and emerging projects, be it their technology progress or their business and community development roadmaps.
So EDCON team would like to make a series announcements about the main contents of the speech of our speakers, which might be the biggest concern to most of our attendees.
See the announcement #1 & #2
Speaker: David Suárez @IDEN3
Topic: Scalable Distributed Identity Management Infrastructure with Privacy by Design
Brief: David will speak about the current status of the project, with the advances on our Zero-Knowledge Proof technology based on zkSNARKs and the modules and protocols of their identity platform which they hope can be the foundation of many other projects. He will also provide some example use cases of iden3 future applications.
Speaker: Kimmy Lin @AMIS
Topic: Practical Interoperability Solutions
Brief: Kimmy will be talking about how they are trying to strike a balance between wallet usability and transaction security/auditability by implementing hierarchical threshold signature that meets the needs for highly regulated financial organizations as an enterprise crypto wallet and custodian.
Speaker: Peter He @ContractLand
Topic: Building Scalable Dapps with the Ethereum Application-Specific Blockchain Framework
Brief: Present-day blockchain technology have shown promise as infrastructure for pseudonymous online payments, cheap remittance, trustless digital asset exchange, and smart contracts. However, public blockchain systems suffers from a number of issues in scalability and extensibility limiting their potential in supporting applications with critical mass. In this talk, he presents a framework for solving blockchain scalability using application-specific blockchains. Scalability is addressed on both the consensus layer as well as the interchain communication layer, enabling a parallel scalable architecture.
Speaker: Tegan Kline @Orchid
Topic: The Internet is a Basic Human Right
Brief: The internet started with good intentions, but has become a fragmented place, depending on your region. The internet has become monopolized and people are selling your data and information without your consent. Learn how we can take back our internet and make it a more natural place. Internet is a human right.
Speaker: Bob Jiang @HiBlock.one
Topic: Building community one block at a time
Brief: Early innovators are working to change the world with Blockchain technology, while we’ve seen the industry cycles cooling on the trading in 2018. It brought us back to focus development and talent training. Interestingly at this early stage of the cryptoeconomic world, the momentum the Ethereum community is the most influential factor in building a healthy ecosystem for the corresponding token technologies. Our efforts directly translate to increased utility and increased economic activities. As a technical community leader who worked to bridge between the Chinese crypto community to Australian and European communities, he would like to share following contents: - Why we need technical community; - How to build a technical community; - What should be included or excluded in a technical community.
Speaker: Simon Kertonegoro @Enjin
Topic: Driving Mass Adoption of Ethereum
Brief: In his talk, Enjin's VP of Marketing will discuss how adoption-focussed projects can make Ethereum more accessible by developing simple tools and even simpler messaging.
Speaker: Yaz Khoury ETC Cooperative
Topic: ETC: Wanted, Dev or Alive
Brief: An overview of development tools in Ethereum Classic that are useful for Ethereum ecosystem as a whole. Furthermore, the talk will explore use-cases for developers using both networks and how ETH and ETC can continue cooperation in the spirit of improving the ecosystem for the developers.
Speaker: Amit Joshi @HashPrix
Topic: Challenges and Future of Healthcare on Blockchain
Brief: Amit will cover the global landscape of how the healthcare sector can be disrupted with blockchain applications but choosing the right combination and infrastructure is as important as willing stakeholders. It further goes on to elaborate on how this could be tokenized.
Speaker: Ryuya Nakamura @LayerX Inc.
Topic: Formal verification and CBC Casper
Brief: He is going to talk about his experience related to the application of formal methods (KEVM, Isabelle) on blockchain space and their project to formally verify CBC Casper.
The next announcement of this series is coming soon. Please stay tuned! Write your comments below if you have any thoughts, questions or doubts.
Visit our webiste to get a tikcet and more info.: www.edcon.io
Follow EDCON on the channels:
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What to expect from EDCON2019 — a preview on the topics of EDCON speeches #3
What attending events in the crypto space means to most of us is that, it is a perfect chance to get the most up-to-date info. about leading and emerging projects, be it their technology progress or their business and community development roadmaps.
So EDCON team would like to make a series announcements about the main contents of the speech of our speakers, which might be the biggest concern to most of our attendees.
See the announcement #1 & #2
Speaker: David Suárez @IDEN3
Topic: Scalable Distributed Identity Management Infrastructure with Privacy by Design
Brief: David will speak about the current status of the project, with the advances on our Zero-Knowledge Proof technology based on zkSNARKs and the modules and protocols of their identity platform which they hope can be the foundation of many other projects. He will also provide some example use cases of iden3 future applications.
Speaker: Kimmy Lin @AMIS
Topic: Practical Interoperability Solutions
Brief: Kimmy will be talking about how they are trying to strike a balance between wallet usability and transaction security/auditability by implementing hierarchical threshold signature that meets the needs for highly regulated financial organizations as an enterprise crypto wallet and custodian.
Speaker: Peter He @ContractLand
Topic: Building Scalable Dapps with the Ethereum Application-Specific Blockchain Framework
Brief: Present-day blockchain technology have shown promise as infrastructure for pseudonymous online payments, cheap remittance, trustless digital asset exchange, and smart contracts. However, public blockchain systems suffers from a number of issues in scalability and extensibility limiting their potential in supporting applications with critical mass. In this talk, he presents a framework for solving blockchain scalability using application-specific blockchains. Scalability is addressed on both the consensus layer as well as the interchain communication layer, enabling a parallel scalable architecture.
Speaker: Tegan Kline @Orchid
Topic: The Internet is a Basic Human Right
Brief: The internet started with good intentions, but has become a fragmented place, depending on your region. The internet has become monopolized and people are selling your data and information without your consent. Learn how we can take back our internet and make it a more natural place. Internet is a human right.
Speaker: Bob Jiang @HiBlock.one
Topic: Building community one block at a time
Brief: Early innovators are working to change the world with Blockchain technology, while we’ve seen the industry cycles cooling on the trading in 2018. It brought us back to focus development and talent training. Interestingly at this early stage of the cryptoeconomic world, the momentum the Ethereum community is the most influential factor in building a healthy ecosystem for the corresponding token technologies. Our efforts directly translate to increased utility and increased economic activities. As a technical community leader who worked to bridge between the Chinese crypto community to Australian and European communities, he would like to share following contents: - Why we need technical community; - How to build a technical community; - What should be included or excluded in a technical community.
Speaker: Simon Kertonegoro @Enjin
Topic: Driving Mass Adoption of Ethereum
Brief: In his talk, Enjin's VP of Marketing will discuss how adoption-focussed projects can make Ethereum more accessible by developing simple tools and even simpler messaging.
Speaker: Yaz Khoury ETC Cooperative
Topic: ETC: Wanted, Dev or Alive
Brief: An overview of development tools in Ethereum Classic that are useful for Ethereum ecosystem as a whole. Furthermore, the talk will explore use-cases for developers using both networks and how ETH and ETC can continue cooperation in the spirit of improving the ecosystem for the developers.
Speaker: Amit Joshi @HashPrix
Topic: Challenges and Future of Healthcare on Blockchain
Brief: Amit will cover the global landscape of how the healthcare sector can be disrupted with blockchain applications but choosing the right combination and infrastructure is as important as willing stakeholders. It further goes on to elaborate on how this could be tokenized.
Speaker: Ryuya Nakamura @LayerX Inc.
Topic: Formal verification and CBC Casper
Brief: He is going to talk about his experience related to the application of formal methods (KEVM, Isabelle) on blockchain space and their project to formally verify CBC Casper.
The next announcement of this series is coming soon. Please stay tuned! Write your comments below if you have any thoughts, questions or doubts.
Visit our webiste to get a tikcet and more info.: www.edcon.io
Follow EDCON on the channels:
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What to expect from EDCON2019 — a preview on the topics of EDCON speeches #3
What attending events in the crypto space means to most of us is that, it is a perfect chance to get the most up-to-date info. about leading and emerging projects, be it their technology progress or their business and community development roadmaps.
So EDCON team would like to make a series announcements about the main contents of the speech of our speakers, which might be the biggest concern to most of our attendees.
See the announcement #1 & #2
Speaker: David Suárez @IDEN3
Topic: Scalable Distributed Identity Management Infrastructure with Privacy by Design
Brief: David will speak about the current status of the project, with the advances on our Zero-Knowledge Proof technology based on zkSNARKs and the modules and protocols of their identity platform which they hope can be the foundation of many other projects. He will also provide some example use cases of iden3 future applications.
Speaker: Kimmy Lin @AMIS
Topic: Practical Interoperability Solutions
Brief: Kimmy will be talking about how they are trying to strike a balance between wallet usability and transaction security/auditability by implementing hierarchical threshold signature that meets the needs for highly regulated financial organizations as an enterprise crypto wallet and custodian.
Speaker: Peter He @ContractLand
Topic: Building Scalable Dapps with the Ethereum Application-Specific Blockchain Framework
Brief: Present-day blockchain technology have shown promise as infrastructure for pseudonymous online payments, cheap remittance, trustless digital asset exchange, and smart contracts. However, public blockchain systems suffers from a number of issues in scalability and extensibility limiting their potential in supporting applications with critical mass. In this talk, he presents a framework for solving blockchain scalability using application-specific blockchains. Scalability is addressed on both the consensus layer as well as the interchain communication layer, enabling a parallel scalable architecture.
Speaker: Tegan Kline @Orchid
Topic: The Internet is a Basic Human Right
Brief: The internet started with good intentions, but has become a fragmented place, depending on your region. The internet has become monopolized and people are selling your data and information without your consent. Learn how we can take back our internet and make it a more natural place. Internet is a human right.
Speaker: Bob Jiang @HiBlock.one
Topic: Building community one block at a time
Brief: Early innovators are working to change the world with Blockchain technology, while we’ve seen the industry cycles cooling on the trading in 2018. It brought us back to focus development and talent training. Interestingly at this early stage of the cryptoeconomic world, the momentum the Ethereum community is the most influential factor in building a healthy ecosystem for the corresponding token technologies. Our efforts directly translate to increased utility and increased economic activities. As a technical community leader who worked to bridge between the Chinese crypto community to Australian and European communities, he would like to share following contents: - Why we need technical community; - How to build a technical community; - What should be included or excluded in a technical community.
Speaker: Simon Kertonegoro @Enjin
Topic: Driving Mass Adoption of Ethereum
Brief: In his talk, Enjin's VP of Marketing will discuss how adoption-focussed projects can make Ethereum more accessible by developing simple tools and even simpler messaging.
Speaker: Yaz Khoury ETC Cooperative
Topic: ETC: Wanted, Dev or Alive
Brief: An overview of development tools in Ethereum Classic that are useful for Ethereum ecosystem as a whole. Furthermore, the talk will explore use-cases for developers using both networks and how ETH and ETC can continue cooperation in the spirit of improving the ecosystem for the developers.
Speaker: Amit Joshi @HashPrix
Topic: Challenges and Future of Healthcare on Blockchain
Brief: Amit will cover the global landscape of how the healthcare sector can be disrupted with blockchain applications but choosing the right combination and infrastructure is as important as willing stakeholders. It further goes on to elaborate on how this could be tokenized.
Speaker: Ryuya Nakamura @LayerX Inc.
Topic: Formal verification and CBC Casper
Brief: He is going to talk about his experience related to the application of formal methods (KEVM, Isabelle) on blockchain space and their project to formally verify CBC Casper.
The next announcement of this series is coming soon. Please stay tuned! Write your comments below if you have any thoughts, questions or doubts.
Visit our webiste to get a tikcet and more info.: www.edcon.io
Follow EDCON on the channels:
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What to expect from EDCON2019 — a preview on the topics of EDCON speeches #3
What attending events in the crypto space means to most of us is that, it is a perfect chance to get the most up-to-date info. about leading and emerging projects, be it their technology progress or their business and community development roadmaps.
So EDCON team would like to make a series announcements about the main contents of the speech of our speakers, which might be the biggest concern to most of our attendees.
See the announcement #1 & #2
Speaker: David Suárez @IDEN3
Topic: Scalable Distributed Identity Management Infrastructure with Privacy by Design
Brief: David will speak about the current status of the project, with the advances on our Zero-Knowledge Proof technology based on zkSNARKs and the modules and protocols of their identity platform which they hope can be the foundation of many other projects. He will also provide some example use cases of iden3 future applications.
Speaker: Kimmy Lin @AMIS
Topic: Practical Interoperability Solutions
Brief: Kimmy will be talking about how they are trying to strike a balance between wallet usability and transaction security/auditability by implementing hierarchical threshold signature that meets the needs for highly regulated financial organizations as an enterprise crypto wallet and custodian.
Speaker: Peter He @ContractLand
Topic: Building Scalable Dapps with the Ethereum Application-Specific Blockchain Framework
Brief: Present-day blockchain technology have shown promise as infrastructure for pseudonymous online payments, cheap remittance, trustless digital asset exchange, and smart contracts. However, public blockchain systems suffers from a number of issues in scalability and extensibility limiting their potential in supporting applications with critical mass. In this talk, he presents a framework for solving blockchain scalability using application-specific blockchains. Scalability is addressed on both the consensus layer as well as the interchain communication layer, enabling a parallel scalable architecture.
Speaker: Tegan Kline @Orchid
Topic: The Internet is a Basic Human Right
Brief: The internet started with good intentions, but has become a fragmented place, depending on your region. The internet has become monopolized and people are selling your data and information without your consent. Learn how we can take back our internet and make it a more natural place. Internet is a human right.
Speaker: Bob Jiang @HiBlock.one
Topic: Building community one block at a time
Brief: Early innovators are working to change the world with Blockchain technology, while we’ve seen the industry cycles cooling on the trading in 2018. It brought us back to focus development and talent training. Interestingly at this early stage of the cryptoeconomic world, the momentum the Ethereum community is the most influential factor in building a healthy ecosystem for the corresponding token technologies. Our efforts directly translate to increased utility and increased economic activities. As a technical community leader who worked to bridge between the Chinese crypto community to Australian and European communities, he would like to share following contents: - Why we need technical community; - How to build a technical community; - What should be included or excluded in a technical community.
Speaker: Simon Kertonegoro @Enjin
Topic: Driving Mass Adoption of Ethereum
Brief: In his talk, Enjin's VP of Marketing will discuss how adoption-focussed projects can make Ethereum more accessible by developing simple tools and even simpler messaging.
Speaker: Yaz Khoury ETC Cooperative
Topic: ETC: Wanted, Dev or Alive
Brief: An overview of development tools in Ethereum Classic that are useful for Ethereum ecosystem as a whole. Furthermore, the talk will explore use-cases for developers using both networks and how ETH and ETC can continue cooperation in the spirit of improving the ecosystem for the developers.
Speaker: Amit Joshi @HashPrix
Topic: Challenges and Future of Healthcare on Blockchain
Brief: Amit will cover the global landscape of how the healthcare sector can be disrupted with blockchain applications but choosing the right combination and infrastructure is as important as willing stakeholders. It further goes on to elaborate on how this could be tokenized.
Speaker: Ryuya Nakamura @LayerX Inc.
Topic: Formal verification and CBC Casper
Brief: He is going to talk about his experience related to the application of formal methods (KEVM, Isabelle) on blockchain space and their project to formally verify CBC Casper.
The next announcement of this series is coming soon. Please stay tuned! Write your comments below if you have any thoughts, questions or doubts.
Visit our webiste to get a tikcet and more info.: www.edcon.io
Follow EDCON on the channels:
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What to expect from EDCON2019 — a preview on the topics of EDCON speeches #3
What attending events in the crypto space means to most of us is that, it is a perfect chance to get the most up-to-date info. about leading and emerging projects, be it their technology progress or their business and community development roadmaps.
So EDCON team would like to make a series announcements about the main contents of the speech of our speakers, which might be the biggest concern to most of our attendees.
See the announcement #1 & #2
Speaker: David Suárez @IDEN3
Topic: Scalable Distributed Identity Management Infrastructure with Privacy by Design
Brief: David will speak about the current status of the project, with the advances on our Zero-Knowledge Proof technology based on zkSNARKs and the modules and protocols of their identity platform which they hope can be the foundation of many other projects. He will also provide some example use cases of iden3 future applications.
Speaker: Kimmy Lin @AMIS
Topic: Practical Interoperability Solutions
Brief: Kimmy will be talking about how they are trying to strike a balance between wallet usability and transaction security/auditability by implementing hierarchical threshold signature that meets the needs for highly regulated financial organizations as an enterprise crypto wallet and custodian.
Speaker: Peter He @ContractLand
Topic: Building Scalable Dapps with the Ethereum Application-Specific Blockchain Framework
Brief: Present-day blockchain technology have shown promise as infrastructure for pseudonymous online payments, cheap remittance, trustless digital asset exchange, and smart contracts. However, public blockchain systems suffers from a number of issues in scalability and extensibility limiting their potential in supporting applications with critical mass. In this talk, he presents a framework for solving blockchain scalability using application-specific blockchains. Scalability is addressed on both the consensus layer as well as the interchain communication layer, enabling a parallel scalable architecture.
Speaker: Tegan Kline @Orchid
Topic: The Internet is a Basic Human Right
Brief: The internet started with good intentions, but has become a fragmented place, depending on your region. The internet has become monopolized and people are selling your data and information without your consent. Learn how we can take back our internet and make it a more natural place. Internet is a human right.
Speaker: Bob Jiang @HiBlock.one
Topic: Building community one block at a time
Brief: Early innovators are working to change the world with Blockchain technology, while we’ve seen the industry cycles cooling on the trading in 2018. It brought us back to focus development and talent training. Interestingly at this early stage of the cryptoeconomic world, the momentum the Ethereum community is the most influential factor in building a healthy ecosystem for the corresponding token technologies. Our efforts directly translate to increased utility and increased economic activities. As a technical community leader who worked to bridge between the Chinese crypto community to Australian and European communities, he would like to share following contents: - Why we need technical community; - How to build a technical community; - What should be included or excluded in a technical community.
Speaker: Simon Kertonegoro @Enjin
Topic: Driving Mass Adoption of Ethereum
Brief: In his talk, Enjin's VP of Marketing will discuss how adoption-focussed projects can make Ethereum more accessible by developing simple tools and even simpler messaging.
Speaker: Yaz Khoury ETC Cooperative
Topic: ETC: Wanted, Dev or Alive
Brief: An overview of development tools in Ethereum Classic that are useful for Ethereum ecosystem as a whole. Furthermore, the talk will explore use-cases for developers using both networks and how ETH and ETC can continue cooperation in the spirit of improving the ecosystem for the developers.
Speaker: Amit Joshi @HashPrix
Topic: Challenges and Future of Healthcare on Blockchain
Brief: Amit will cover the global landscape of how the healthcare sector can be disrupted with blockchain applications but choosing the right combination and infrastructure is as important as willing stakeholders. It further goes on to elaborate on how this could be tokenized.
Speaker: Ryuya Nakamura @LayerX Inc.
Topic: Formal verification and CBC Casper
Brief: He is going to talk about his experience related to the application of formal methods (KEVM, Isabelle) on blockchain space and their project to formally verify CBC Casper.
The next announcement of this series is coming soon. Please stay tuned! Write your comments below if you have any thoughts, questions or doubts.
Visit our webiste to get a tikcet and more info.: www.edcon.io
Follow EDCON on the channels:
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My Reports for this phase (Mar. 22)
I tried to report as well as possible. So far I've lost a little bit of REP. I thought this thread might be helpful for people to figure out where they are deviating from the consensus. If you have reported differently than me, post here and we can see if there are any problems with how this works.
How many markets will be created today (14.03) here?
Will be more than 50 markets created today (14.03)?
What range will the S&P 500 close on March 18, 2016?
Will Leicester win against Newcastle on March 14, 2016?
Will Ethereum be worth more than 1 billion $ on the 15 of March 2016?
Will the Uconn Huskies beat the Colorado Buffaloes on March 17th, 2016?
Will Donald Trump win Illinois on March 15?
Over 5,000 Markets will be created on the Augur.net Beta by March 18, 2016?
Will the price of Ethereum close above .04 BTC on Poloniex at 12:00am GMT on March 17, 2016?
Will Hillary Clinton win the Democratic Primary Election in Florida on 3/15/16?
Will the sun blow up tomorrow (March 15, 2016)?
Will the sun explode on St.Patrick's Day (March 17th, 2016)? Report
Will the price of two barrel of WTI crude oil be below 50 Dollar on March 19, 2016?
Who will win the GOP primary in Ohio on March 15?
Who will win the Florida GOP primary on March 15?
Price of ETH_USD Bitfinex at 00:00:00 03-15-2016 GM
Will the Philadelphia Flyers defeat the Detroit Redwings on March 15th, 2016?
Who will win the Florida GOP primary?
Will the S&P 500 close higher than 2025.00 on March 15, 2016?
Will the price of Ether reach $20 USD on the www.poloniex.com exchange by March 19th PST?
Will the Jun ES Mini Futures contract close above 2009.25 on March 15th 2016 at 4PM Eastern Time
Will it rain in NYC on nov.. 12
Who is going to win today's T20 match between India and New Zealand (15th march)?
OUTCOME REPORTED New Zealand
Will Bitshares drop out of the top 10 highest market cap cryptos?
Will Barcelona advance to the quarter finals of the 2015-16 UEFA Champions League?
Will Lee Sedol win the final game against AlphaGo?
Will Bernie win Ohio in the 2016 Democratic Primary?
Will the S&P 500 close above 2025.00 on March 15, 2016?
What will be the result of today's (15 March) T20 Cricket match between India and New Zealand?
OUTCOME REPORTED New Zealand win
Will the S&P 500 close above 2025 on March 17, 2016?
(NASDAQ: TSLA) What will the closing price of Tesla stock be this Friday 18th March?
In the Cricket ICC World Twenty20, Match 14, England will win over the West Indies.
In the Cricket ICC World Twenty20, Match 16, Afghanistan will win over Sri Lanka.
Will the S&P 500 be at 2100 on 16 October 2016 11:14 AM CET
Will the Dow Jones have an overall positive day on March 18th?
INPLAY: Where will the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) close on Tuesday, 15th March 2016?
OUTCOME REPORTED Above 17400
AEX will be lower than 440 on 16 October 2016 11:00 AM CET
Champions League: 15th March 2016: Man City vs Dynamo Kiev: Who will win?
Champions League: 15th March 2016: Atlético Madrid vs PSV: Who will win?
OUTCOME REPORTED Atlético Madrid
Will John Kasich win the Ohio Republican Primary by March 17th, 2016?
Barcelona vs Arsenal - Champions League 15/03/2016 -
OUTCOME REPORTED Barcelona Win
NBA - Who wins tonight when Boston goes to Indiana?
NBA - Who wins tonight when Denver goes to Orlando?
Will Gold be above $1237.0 per ounce when the market closes on Friday 18th March 2016
Who will win the most delegates in the Illinois Democratic Party primary on March 15, 2016.
OUTCOME REPORTED Hillary Clinton
Will it rain in Cape Town on Wednesday, March 16, 2016?
Will this question get reported as "indeterminate"?
Will ether go pass $20.00 before May 1?
Manchester City - Dynamo Kiev UEFA Champions League 03/15/2016
Will the Dallas Mavericks defeat the Golden State Warriors on March 18, 2016?
Will price of ETH exceed 0.04 ETH/BTC on March 18, 2016 00:00 UTC according to Poloniex?
Will the London FTSE end up 18th March 2016?
Will Donald Trump win the Ohio Republican Primary on March 15, 2016
How many points will Stephen Curry score in the Golden State Warriors vs. New York Knicks basketball game on March 16?
Will Teck stock (as listed on the TSE under the symbol tck.b:aph) price be over $9.50 at the close of business on March 18, 2016?
Will Vancouver Canucks beat Colorado Avalanche on March 16, 2016
Will Hillary Clinton win the majority of Illinois votes for Democratic Primary on 3/15/16? Report
Will Amanda from The Daily Decrypt mention "augur" on her youtube channel before 19 March 2016?
Will the sun rise on the 17th of March 2016 in San Francisco?
What will be the result of the US Federal Reserve FOMC meeting March 15-16?
What will be the result of the US Federal Reserve FOMC meeting March 15-16?
OUTCOME REPORTED Rates unchanged
What will the largest upset be in the first round of the Men's NCAA March Madness tournament?
OUTCOME REPORTED 15 over a 2
What will the final result of the Sydney Roosters game against the North Queensland Cowboys on the 17/03/2016 match at 1300SMILES Stadium, Townsville?
The Augur GUI is stupid
Will the price of Bitcoin be greater than $400 dollars on Friday March 18th 2016 at 4pm Eastern Time?
Will ETH/BTC be above .03 on Poloniex by 4PM Eastern Time on March 17, 2016
Will the SP 500 index close above 2050 on March 18, 2016?
Will the US SP 500 stock index close above 2030 on the close for March 17,2016?
Will the New York Stock Exchange Composite close on Thursday March 17, 2016 higher than the previous day?
Who will win Pakistan Vs India Cricket Match?
Will Ethereum be dropped from the Bitfinex Exchange by then end of calendar day, UTC, March 17, 2017?
Will Man Utd win the game in regular time play against Liverpool on March 17 2016 (No OT or Penalties, this leg only)
Will S&P500 will pass 2040 at the end of 17-Mar-2016
Le prix en EUR d'un ETH sera-t-il supérieur à 13 ¬ le 19 mars à 19h00 heure de Paris sur Kraken.co
The S&P 500 will close above 2050.00 on March 18th, 2016
More than 38,000 ethereum transactions on March 19th, 2016
Will Republicans host hearings for Merrick Garland?
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[uncensored-r/BitcoinMarkets] Who will be the next Apple: 10 startups, which you should look in 2018
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Virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR), artificial intelligence technology, blockchain industry, biotechnology and autonomous car - the areas where work the most interesting projects in 2018.
The volume of venture capital investments in startups in 2017 reached a new record -. $ 148 billion four dozen startups for the first time entered the "club of the unicorns" - were rated higher than $ 1 billion The number of venture capital transactions decreased, and therefore, hedge funds have become more selective refers to investments. Some businesses prefer to run without any venture, and try their luck in one of the main trends in 2017 - ICO.
Less than the IPO, more bright start-up stories from Europe and China, more stringent requirements for assessing the reasonableness of the company - the main predictions for 2018 year in venture capital market. The following selected a dozen startups with venture capital, behind which is worth to watch.
Xiaomi, developer of mobile devices and software
Chinese Apple - manufacturer of devices from Beijing received that nickname back in 2014, mainly due to very similar to the iPhone smartphone and the sharp buzz around the device. In the same year, Xiaomi drew his last venture round - at $ 1.1 billion, which was featured DST Global.
Now the dust has settled a bit around Xiaomi: the company occupies 14% of the domestic market, behind Huawei, Oppo and Vivo. But Xiaomi ambitious plans for 2018 once again attracted the attention of investors.
According to Business Insider, the company began the selection banks for arranging of IPO, the results of which can get an estimate of $ 100 billion in July Xiaomi capitalization was estimated at 45 billion -. Between the last two rounds, it grew by 200%. IPO success can contribute to financial performance - according to Reuters, Xiaomi's revenue for 2017 may be 18% higher than the forecast, net profit - exceed $ 1 billion, and by the end of this year - double.
Another contender for the IPO, biotech company 23andme estimated in September to $ 1.5 billion startup founded by Anne Vozhitski (Ex-wife of Sergey Brin). Company now has two sources of income.
Firstly, the company has sold more than 2 million DNA test for the detection of predisposition to disease. Secondly, the collected test data 23andme sells research institutes. It will be interesting to see whether the company can develop the third line of monetization - developing its own medicine.
Safinus, exchange for novice and experienced investors
The platform will enable an experienced investors and crypto funds to create their portfolios of cryptocurrencies and ICOs, which in a few clicks will join novice investors. The platform will be output rating of portfolios and provide transparent reporting on each of them.
Crypto funds and experienced investors and traders will be able repeatedly to increase the volume of managed funds through a unique mechanism of joining newcomers to the investment portfolio.
By attracting private investors and beginners, who have not had previous opportunities to fully invest in the crypto industry, it is expected that Safinus platform will be one of the main channels through which will flow investment in ICO projects.
Magic Leap, AR and VR developer solutions
The company Magic Leap, whose secret development for three years did not prevent to catch Google and Alibaba in the number of investors, has also attracted the largest investment round of the fourth quarter 2017 - $ 500 million, but the main thing that startup has finally revealed in December, a prototype system of augmented reality.
Although about IPO of the company with an estimate of $ 6 billion, is still too early to say, the most interesting thing is expected in this year, when will commence delivery of the product Magic Leap One.
Developer of blockbuster AR-game Pokemon Go risked to remain by a single application. However, two years later Niantic want to repeat the success - in November, the company raised $ 200 million investment and plans to launch the game Wizards Unite based on the Harry Potter.
Do not cease rumors about ICO Telegram. According to TechCrunch, the sale of tokens of Gram Project Telegram Open Network (TON) is focused on the collection cryptocurrency amount equivalent to $ 1.2 billion - it will be a record for crypto industry, more than 4 times higher than the current leader FileCoin, who collected $ 257 million.
Based on the White Paper, Durov wants to create its own blockchain platform, competitor Bitcoin and Ethereum. With a high-bandwidth now some transactions take weeks, whereas TON promises speed comparable with payments with Visa or Mastercard. Perhaps the most important is the fact that already in the first quarter of 2018 messenger may overstep the mark of 200 million active users, which will create a critical mass for scaling cryptocurrency and building new infrastructure on it.
Transferwise, international money transfer service
Venture investors are not the first year look beyond Silicon Valley. And fintech segment alive thanks not for only cryptocurrencies. Service Transferwise from London - the center of the global financial industry - has challenged the main institutions of the industry: the banks. The company with an estimate of $ 1.6 billion works on reduction of tariffs for international currency transfers. Among investors - Richard Branson and Peter Thiel. Transferwise attracted a new round of $ 280 million at the beginning of November.
Why do you need to look on Transferwise right now? Transferwise have new competitors in the face of crypto wallets, and therefore, there was an additional incentive for product innovation. On last week Transferwise launched a new product - the international account with a debit card or Mastercard, support for up to 28 currencies and conversion rate that users can see in Google.
DocuSign, digital documents verification service
DocuSign, digital contracts platform, also plans to hold an IPO in 2018. The company recently attracted venture capital investments. Even in 2015 when company was measured in US $ 3 billion, has already reached the level of profitable and now, according to analysts, it is ready to either a public offering or a sale.
From the point of view of the product it is also interesting how the DocuSign will compete with smart contracts in blockchain and what will be the strategy of the company in 2018 with the new CEO Dan Springer.
Bytedance, AI media service
While Chinese manufacturers of devices have already won the international market, internet services (with the exception, perhaps, Aliexpress) has not yet mastered by users outside China. More interesting, when the Chinese startup has ambitious plans to enter the world, and in particular on the American market.
Company Bytedance, using artificial intelligence technology for the personalization of content, is well known in the domestic market of China. It is estimated at more than $ 20 billion and has a news aggregator Toutiao with 120 million users a day. In addition, Bytedance recently acquired mobile video service Musical.ly, which is already popular in the US, and French rival news aggregator News Republic.
From a business perspective, it is worth to look on international expansion Bytedance, but in terms of the product - in the AI ??development: the company has topped the list of 100 startups, leading AI-industry according to the CBI Insights, in terms of investment.
WayRay, developer of augmented reality technology for vehicles
Against the background of "unicorns" technology market a Swiss start-up with Russian roots WayRay looks modest. Today the company, which is developing AR-device and software for vehicles, has raised $ 30 million from investors including Alibaba Jack Ma's company, and is planning another round of $ 50 million.
In November WayRay won the Grand Prix Automobility LA competition for startups that are developing technology for cars. At CES-2018 the company after four years of development has shown the holographic AR-navigator prototype Navion and infotainment system with augmented reality for cars. If WayRay implements plans to release their first device - Navion - on the market, this year could be a turning point for the company.
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Currently, ETH/INR Live price suggests that Ethereum is trading at Rs 26,861.06, with a decrease of 2.3% today. FAQs On Ethereum Price Prediction 1. Will the price of Ethereum go up? As per the market analysts and enthusiasts, Ethereum has a high probability of price surge. Ethereum has a great roadmap scheduled for 2020 and years to come. 2. Ethereum Price Prediction 2020: Conclusion. So, that’s the end of my Ethereum price prediction 2020 guide! If you have read it from start to finish, you should now be aware about the project and the company's plans. There are multiple Ethereum price predictions, and while some of them seem to be very unrealistic, others are rather negative ... Ethereum price today is $363.92 with a 24-hour trading volume of $10,897,551,591. ETH price is up 3.5% in the last 24 hours. It has a circulating supply of 110 Million coins and a max supply of ∞ coins. FTX.us is the current most active market trading it. The price of Ethereum (ETH) today is €306.43 EUR, which has increased by 9.7571 (3.29%) over the last 24 hours. The total number of ETH coins in circulation stands at 112,934,174 and €147,070,979 EUR has been traded for the ETH/EUR pair across exchanges over the last 24 hours. In September 2020, one Ethereum cost 358 U.S. dollars, down from nearly 1,100 U.S. dollars in January 2018. After Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, it is the third most known cryptocurrency in the United ...
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