The name origin of Satoshi Nakamoto
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anywhere will blossom in a hundred unexpected talents and capacities simply by
being given the opportunity to do so.” - Doris Lessing In today's newsletter, we
will be covering: Craig Wright revealing a document claiming the
Satoshi Nakamoto name's origins Japan's top credit card issuer JCB
applying DLT to its $10T B2B market Alibaba's newest patents allowing its
consortium blockchain to be more secure and accelerated Total
Market Cap: ~$199.1 billion (~3.8%) BTC Price: ~$7,580 (~5.3%) 24-Hour
Volume: ~$84 billion (~1.5%) BTC Dominance: ~69% (~1.5%) Notable movers: - BTC
is currently trading at ~$7,580, up ~5.3% over the weekend. Over the
weekend, BTC contested its 100-day EMA line (4th attempt since it broke below it
early November this year) and broke through it! RSI is at ~52. On the weekly
chart, BTC held its 100-EMA line, a level it has been battling to hold for the
past month. 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.
On a scale of 1-10 (10 being
most likely), how likely is Satoshi Nakamoto still alive today?
Why or why not? Share with me in the polls! Satoshi Nakamoto name origin?
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin (BTC) creator Craig Wright revealed what he claims
is a document that explains the origins of the Satoshi Nakamoto
pseudonym. It represents an article from digital database of academic
journals JSTOR, about a person called Tominaga Nakamoto, the "Japanese
Adam Smith" who lived in Japan between 1715 and 1746. Wright stated that he
selected the Nakamoto name to honor Tominaga Nakamoto, who is compared to
the "father of modern economics," Adam Smith.
He also added that Nakamoto's
economic ideas were part of the reason for his name choice, as he "wrote about
money and honest money and the rational nature of things." Japan's leading
credit card issuer JCB intends to adopt a new business-to-business (B2B)
payment solution based on blockchain technology, and recently
signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with blockchain-based
commercial payments platform Paystand to form a digital payment
platform for companies and customers in Japan. Paystand CEO Jeremy Almond said
that the collaboration shows increasing demand for digital
technology-powered business payments by enterprises.
The new joint
development targets to reduce costs and delays linked to "pre-internet
technology" still used in Japan's $18 trillion B2B market dominated by
cash transactions. It also addresses some complications in the market associated
with the country's consumption tax increase. Chinese internet leader Alibaba
Group recently has had a 2 U.S. patents approved by the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office (USPTO), designed to make its blockchain network
speedier and safer.
One patent plans to decrease the time needed to
authenticate block data, and the other to help users set a validity
period for a transaction in the blockchain network.
The patent filing states that the application will "alleviate a problem in the
existing technology, that much time is consumed because a verification value is
calculated by using all data in a block." The other patent used to set up a
validity period for a transaction would allow a blockchain network's
participants to process the transaction "during a certain period of time via
either a physical clock or a logical clock." A team of researchers from the
U.K.-based University of St. Andrews and Saudi Arabia-based King Abdullah
University of Science and Technology claim that they have created a prototype
silicon chip to allow unbreakable encryption based on the one-time pad (OTP)
idea. It combats against conventional encryption standards that could become
obsolete soon due to quantum computing advancements.
Arizona Congressman Paul
Gosar has introduced a draft bill, the Crypto-Currency Act of 2020, to set out
the type of crypto assets regulated by federal agencies.
Ripple has raised
$200 million in its new Series C funding round that will help it continue
improving its worldwide payments network and the digital asset XRP and XRP
Ledger's wider utility.
A set of solutions built on top of a public blockchain
to extend its scalability and efficiency, especially for micro-transactions or
actions. TBA - Justin Sun's lunch with Warren Buffett "How much do you agree
with this statement: "The CoinMarketCap site is lacking in features and tools.""
The average vote was 4.9. 41.2% of y'all voted a '1', and 29.4% of y'all voted a
'10'! Better charts with more variables – Something we’re working on!
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CoinMarketCap Daily Newsletter “Any human
anywhere will blossom in a hundred unexpected talents and capacities simply by
being given the opportunity to do so.” - Doris Lessing In today's newsletter, we
will be covering: Craig Wright revealing a document claiming the
Satoshi Nakamoto name's origins Japan's top credit card issuer JCB
applying DLT to its $10T B2B market Alibaba's newest patents allowing its
consortium blockchain to be more secure and accelerated Total
Market Cap: ~$199.1 billion (~3.8%) BTC Price: ~$7,580 (~5.3%) 24-Hour
Volume: ~$84 billion (~1.5%) BTC Dominance: ~69% (~1.5%) Notable movers: - BTC
is currently trading at ~$7,580, up ~5.3% over the weekend. Over the
weekend, BTC contested its 100-day EMA line (4th attempt since it broke below it
early November this year) and broke through it! RSI is at ~52. On the weekly
chart, BTC held its 100-EMA line, a level it has been battling to hold for the
past month. 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.
On a scale of 1-10 (10 beingmost likely), how likely is Satoshi Nakamoto still alive today?
Why or why not? Share with me in the polls! Satoshi Nakamoto name origin?
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin (BTC) creator Craig Wright revealed what he claimsis a document that explains the origins of the Satoshi Nakamoto
pseudonym. It represents an article from digital database of academic
journals JSTOR, about a person called Tominaga Nakamoto, the "Japanese
Adam Smith" who lived in Japan between 1715 and 1746. Wright stated that he
selected the Nakamoto name to honor Tominaga Nakamoto, who is compared to
the "father of modern economics," Adam Smith.
He also added that Nakamoto'seconomic ideas were part of the reason for his name choice, as he "wrote about
money and honest money and the rational nature of things." Japan's leading
credit card issuer JCB intends to adopt a new business-to-business (B2B)
payment solution based on blockchain technology, and recently
signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with blockchain-based
commercial payments platform Paystand to form a digital payment
platform for companies and customers in Japan. Paystand CEO Jeremy Almond said
that the collaboration shows increasing demand for digital
technology-powered business payments by enterprises.
The new jointdevelopment targets to reduce costs and delays linked to "pre-internet
technology" still used in Japan's $18 trillion B2B market dominated by
cash transactions. It also addresses some complications in the market associated
with the country's consumption tax increase. Chinese internet leader Alibaba
Group recently has had a 2 U.S. patents approved by the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office (USPTO), designed to make its blockchain network
speedier and safer.
One patent plans to decrease the time needed toauthenticate block data, and the other to help users set a validity
period for a transaction in the blockchain network.
The patent filing states that the application will "alleviate a problem in the
existing technology, that much time is consumed because a verification value is
calculated by using all data in a block." The other patent used to set up a
validity period for a transaction would allow a blockchain network's
participants to process the transaction "during a certain period of time via
either a physical clock or a logical clock." A team of researchers from the
U.K.-based University of St. Andrews and Saudi Arabia-based King Abdullah
University of Science and Technology claim that they have created a prototype
silicon chip to allow unbreakable encryption based on the one-time pad (OTP)
idea. It combats against conventional encryption standards that could become
obsolete soon due to quantum computing advancements.
Arizona Congressman PaulGosar has introduced a draft bill, the Crypto-Currency Act of 2020, to set out
the type of crypto assets regulated by federal agencies.
Ripple has raised$200 million in its new Series C funding round that will help it continue
improving its worldwide payments network and the digital asset XRP and XRP
Ledger's wider utility.
A set of solutions built on top of a public blockchainto extend its scalability and efficiency, especially for micro-transactions or
actions. TBA - Justin Sun's lunch with Warren Buffett "How much do you agree
with this statement: "The CoinMarketCap site is lacking in features and tools.""
The average vote was 4.9. 41.2% of y'all voted a '1', and 29.4% of y'all voted a
'10'! Better charts with more variables – Something we’re working on!
Seizethe day!
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