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CoinMarketCap Daily Newsletter “The cautious seldom err.” - Confucius
In today's newsletter, we will be covering: Block.One releasing major EOS.io
blockchain software update EOS.io 2.0 PwC Switzerland
partnering with smart contract auditing team ChainSecurity
Nets player being on track for his 13 Jan tokenized bond launch
Total Market Cap: ~$216.9 billion (~4.3%) BTC Price: ~$8,140 (~3.7%)
24-Hour Volume: ~$78.2 billion (~2.8%) BTC Dominance: ~68.2% (~0.6%) Notable
movers: Horizen (ZEN) (~10.2%) Over the weekend, BTC rose early on
Friday from ~$7,440 to ~$8,100 levels, and has maintained that throughout the
weekend. BTC is currently trading at ~$8,140, up ~3.7% over the
weekend. On the daily chart, BTC broke through its 21-day EMA line again, and
RSI is at ~59, indicative of slight bullish momentum. On the weekly chart, BTC
is still contesting its 50-EMA resistance line. The MACD line looks to be
approaching to cross to the upside of the signal line, something we have not
seen since early Feb 2019! BTC is still trading within its lower highs
and lower lows trading pattern/ channel/ zone it has been trading within
since late June this year. It is currently testing the lower bound.
How much
do you agree with this statement: "I believe in the importance of
anonymity for transactions" Why or why not? Share with me in the polls! Faster,
stronger, better
Blockchain software development company
Block.One has released the software that underlies the EOS blockchain,
EOS.io 2.0. The news, published on Twitter on 10 Jan in the recent release
announcement, also mentioned that the update makes the blockchain
"faster, simpler, and even more secure."
It now has a purpose-built
WebAssembly (WASM) engine that EOS smart contracts run on, with the
change anticipated to boost the performance of smart contract execution,
and will also include WebAuthn support that allows developers to possibly
test transaction signing. Multithreading support is also said to be
added, which Block.One claims significantly improves the blockchain's
network code and boosts the performance of various processes. The Swiss branch
of auditing company PwC has partnered with smart contract
auditing team ChainSecurity to boost the global auditor's services. PwC
manager and external communications team leader Konradin Krieger explained in an
email sent to Cointelegraph that no acquisition was involved, and that the core
delivery and development ChainSecurity teams simply joined PwC
Switzerland.
Krieger also said that the company intends to
grow according to market demands and how it develops, adding that
the collaboration allowed the new joint team to offer wider and more
comprehensive services. A press release published by PwC on 5 Jan said that
the company hopes it will become "the world's leader in smart contract auditing"
with the addition of the ChainSecurity team. Support future stars
The NBA's
Brooklyn Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie will launch his tokenized security
offering, a "SD8" token on investment platform "DREAM Fan Shares" on 13
Jan, in partnership with digital securities firm Securitize. DREAM Fan
Shares is a portal for supporters and fans who want to invest in the potential
success of athletes and stars via Professional Athlete Investment Tokens
(PAInTs) The news was revealed in a 10 Jan tweet made by Dinwiddie, where he
also added that he would also take 8 fans to All-Star Weekend (ASW) with him.
CEO of Securitize, Carlos Domingo, also tweeted on 10 Jan in support of the NBA
player, saying that the company is "extremely excited and proud to be the
digital transfer agent and technology partner" for the world's 1st Professional
Athlete Investment Security Token. Wonder how the crypto market
performed in 2019? Here is our version on how Bitcoin fared against major
financial assets, other crypto assets, token exchanges and
more! Plus additional insights based on our web traffic data! Check out this
link for our 2019 review, "According to CoinMarketCap 2019"!
Crypto derivatives exchange FTX's CEO Sam Bankman-Fried announced
in a tweet on 12 Jan that the exchange launched Bitcoin (BTC)
options trading on 11 Jan.
According to etcnotes.org, Ethereum Classic
(ETC) successfully finished the "Agharta" hard fork on 12 Jan, making it more
interoperable with its sister-chain, Ethereum (ETH).
According to Bloomberg, a
group of analysts at JPMorgan Chase (led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou) noted that
JPMorgan Chase believe that CME Group's new Bitcoin (BTC) options set to launch
on 13 Jan is seeing "unusually strong (interest) activity" which reflects the
high anticipation among market participants of the options contract. A peer-to-
peer exchange that allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency and other assets
without a central intermediary involved. 15 Jan - Crypto Finance
Conference (Switzerland) 15 Jan - The North American Bitcoin
Conference (Miami, U.S.) 20 Jan - Blockchain Economic Forum (Switzerland) 21 Jan
- CV Summit Davos (Switzerland) 25 Jan - The Genesis Block Conference 2020
(Bangalore, India) TBA - Justin Sun's lunch with Warren Buffet "How much do you
agree with this statement: "I believe that smart contracts should be legalized,
and seen as legally binding contracts, in the court of law"" The average vote
was 8.9. 74.4% of y'all voted a '10'! Will save money & time – No doubt.
Eliminates unnecessary 3rd parties ! – Yes!
It’s a more efficient way to
manage contractual agreements. – Yup, it will be. It'll be so much more
efficient. yes yes and yes, unfortunately there are bad actors in this world,
and having a public record forever recorded on the blockchain would just be a
great next step. {from personal experience of a legal shitshow}. it actually
what kept me in crypto, came for the sats, stayed for the chain – I like that…
“Came for the sats, stayed for the chain” Hahaha, so cool!
They will only a
matter of time ( soon ) judges, court systems, government, corporations,
banking, payrolls, taxation, you get the picture all things on and off this
planet will be smart contacts and block chain and digital currency. The only
thing we can do is buy buy buy all good cripto possible . And sit back and enjoy
the unimaginable new existence - Def hoping it plays out the way we want it to.
I agree with a twist, what we really need is "token as title", then everything
can be tokenized as it should be. Without token as title, all of these tokenized
assets are at risk without true legal standing. – I guess w “token as title” we
would also be able to take DeFi to the next level as huge ticket items like
houses, cars etc can be collateralized. Interesting… yeah you’re right.
It's
a no brainer. It's an agreement and in writing, backed by the chain's
distribution. No wiggle room. – True definition of ‘set in stone’. Just go for
it! Unsubscribe - Unsubscribe Preferences
CoinMarketCap Daily Newsletter “The cautious seldom err.” - Confucius
In today's newsletter, we will be covering: Block.One releasing major EOS.io
blockchain software update EOS.io 2.0 PwC Switzerland
partnering with smart contract auditing team ChainSecurity
Nets player being on track for his 13 Jan tokenized bond launch
Total Market Cap: ~$216.9 billion (~4.3%) BTC Price: ~$8,140 (~3.7%)
24-Hour Volume: ~$78.2 billion (~2.8%) BTC Dominance: ~68.2% (~0.6%) Notable
movers: Horizen (ZEN) (~10.2%) Over the weekend, BTC rose early on
Friday from ~$7,440 to ~$8,100 levels, and has maintained that throughout the
weekend. BTC is currently trading at ~$8,140, up ~3.7% over the
weekend. On the daily chart, BTC broke through its 21-day EMA line again, and
RSI is at ~59, indicative of slight bullish momentum. On the weekly chart, BTC
is still contesting its 50-EMA resistance line. The MACD line looks to be
approaching to cross to the upside of the signal line, something we have not
seen since early Feb 2019! BTC is still trading within its lower highs
and lower lows trading pattern/ channel/ zone it has been trading within
since late June this year. It is currently testing the lower bound.
How muchdo you agree with this statement: "I believe in the importance of
anonymity for transactions" Why or why not? Share with me in the polls! Faster,
stronger, better
Blockchain software development companyBlock.One has released the software that underlies the EOS blockchain,
EOS.io 2.0. The news, published on Twitter on 10 Jan in the recent release
announcement, also mentioned that the update makes the blockchain
"faster, simpler, and even more secure."
It now has a purpose-builtWebAssembly (WASM) engine that EOS smart contracts run on, with the
change anticipated to boost the performance of smart contract execution,
and will also include WebAuthn support that allows developers to possibly
test transaction signing. Multithreading support is also said to be
added, which Block.One claims significantly improves the blockchain's
network code and boosts the performance of various processes. The Swiss branch
of auditing company PwC has partnered with smart contract
auditing team ChainSecurity to boost the global auditor's services. PwC
manager and external communications team leader Konradin Krieger explained in an
email sent to Cointelegraph that no acquisition was involved, and that the core
delivery and development ChainSecurity teams simply joined PwC
Switzerland.
Krieger also said that the company intends togrow according to market demands and how it develops, adding that
the collaboration allowed the new joint team to offer wider and more
comprehensive services. A press release published by PwC on 5 Jan said that
the company hopes it will become "the world's leader in smart contract auditing"
with the addition of the ChainSecurity team. Support future stars
The NBA'sBrooklyn Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie will launch his tokenized security
offering, a "SD8" token on investment platform "DREAM Fan Shares" on 13
Jan, in partnership with digital securities firm Securitize. DREAM Fan
Shares is a portal for supporters and fans who want to invest in the potential
success of athletes and stars via Professional Athlete Investment Tokens
(PAInTs) The news was revealed in a 10 Jan tweet made by Dinwiddie, where he
also added that he would also take 8 fans to All-Star Weekend (ASW) with him.
CEO of Securitize, Carlos Domingo, also tweeted on 10 Jan in support of the NBA
player, saying that the company is "extremely excited and proud to be the
digital transfer agent and technology partner" for the world's 1st Professional
Athlete Investment Security Token. Wonder how the crypto market
performed in 2019? Here is our version on how Bitcoin fared against major
financial assets, other crypto assets, token exchanges and
more! Plus additional insights based on our web traffic data! Check out this
link for our 2019 review, "According to CoinMarketCap 2019"!
Crypto derivatives exchange FTX's CEO Sam Bankman-Fried announced
in a tweet on 12 Jan that the exchange launched Bitcoin (BTC)
options trading on 11 Jan.
According to etcnotes.org, Ethereum Classic(ETC) successfully finished the "Agharta" hard fork on 12 Jan, making it more
interoperable with its sister-chain, Ethereum (ETH).
According to Bloomberg, agroup of analysts at JPMorgan Chase (led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou) noted that
JPMorgan Chase believe that CME Group's new Bitcoin (BTC) options set to launch
on 13 Jan is seeing "unusually strong (interest) activity" which reflects the
high anticipation among market participants of the options contract. A peer-to-
peer exchange that allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency and other assets
without a central intermediary involved. 15 Jan - Crypto Finance
Conference (Switzerland) 15 Jan - The North American Bitcoin
Conference (Miami, U.S.) 20 Jan - Blockchain Economic Forum (Switzerland) 21 Jan
- CV Summit Davos (Switzerland) 25 Jan - The Genesis Block Conference 2020
(Bangalore, India) TBA - Justin Sun's lunch with Warren Buffet "How much do you
agree with this statement: "I believe that smart contracts should be legalized,
and seen as legally binding contracts, in the court of law"" The average vote
was 8.9. 74.4% of y'all voted a '10'! Will save money & time – No doubt.
Eliminates unnecessary 3rd parties ! – Yes!
It’s a more efficient way tomanage contractual agreements. – Yup, it will be. It'll be so much more
efficient. yes yes and yes, unfortunately there are bad actors in this world,
and having a public record forever recorded on the blockchain would just be a
great next step. {from personal experience of a legal shitshow}. it actually
what kept me in crypto, came for the sats, stayed for the chain – I like that…
“Came for the sats, stayed for the chain” Hahaha, so cool!
They will only amatter of time ( soon ) judges, court systems, government, corporations,
banking, payrolls, taxation, you get the picture all things on and off this
planet will be smart contacts and block chain and digital currency. The only
thing we can do is buy buy buy all good cripto possible . And sit back and enjoy
the unimaginable new existence - Def hoping it plays out the way we want it to.
I agree with a twist, what we really need is "token as title", then everythingcan be tokenized as it should be. Without token as title, all of these tokenized
assets are at risk without true legal standing. – I guess w “token as title” we
would also be able to take DeFi to the next level as huge ticket items like
houses, cars etc can be collateralized. Interesting… yeah you’re right.
It'sa no brainer. It's an agreement and in writing, backed by the chain's
distribution. No wiggle room. – True definition of ‘set in stone’. Just go for
it!
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