Finance Digest - Новини

... the Chaikin money flow, which incorporates both prices and trading volumes, has slipped to a 4.5-month low of 0.10, a sign of weakening bullish pressures. 

... convince them that they need to be looking forward at what technology is coming next. But blockchain is coming, whether they like it or not.”

... crypto rather than the source of problems: “Regulatory acceptance is looking secure. We could hardly have dreamt of these things a year or so ago.”

... potentially still in the ground. London’s gold vaults contain around 8,000 tonnes of gold bullion, second only to the gold held by the U.S government.

... of Rockwell Capital, a family office committed to educating investors about cryptocurrency, and Rockwell Trades, an institutional cryptocurrency trading platform. He may be reached at http://RockwellTrades.com.

... benefit of their shareholders), they also have a great deal to lose. No one company wants to become a cautionary tale about adopting unproven technology.

... Mary University of London. The post originally appeared in Binary District, an international сollaborative technology community which creates unique competency-based workshops and events on new technologies.

... off in a big way, we will need more underlying infrastructure in place. If that happens, blockchain could be just as transformational as May suggests.

... the more grandiose claims, Barnett told me, blockchain has now “reached peak snake oil, and we’re about to plummet into the caverns of common sense.”

... China is preparing what may be the biggest ICO yet. Officials stressed to state media that Bitcoin and Ethereum are not digital currencies—only those created by the central banks count. 

... their ideas to life on the blockchain, we will start to see the true scale of the technology’s potential.By Jonathan Long - VIP Contributor, www.entrepreneur.com

... than just the idea,” he says. “Trust in management is key. I know Yuri and Sergei. I trust them. And they have good tech, too.”

... individual accounts for privacy and security reasons”.We've also asked the @Bitcoin handle for comment, and will update the story if and when we get it. 

... mining,” Helmut Rauth, the company’s operations manager, told AP. Of course, gold mines eventually run dry. Who knows if the same will happen to bitcoin ones.

... distributed ledger are used interchangeably has created confusion over the technology as a whole, leading many to dismiss blockchain as simply a tool for Bitcoin.

... them again. Remember, we’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg, the potential is huge and cryptocurrencies have a long way to go," he said.

... way that’s healthy and good, we end up relegating this industry to the shadows. And that’s not good for anybody.”— With assistance by Jennifer Surane

... the events of Feb. 5 -- when many investors learned that a seemingly free lunch can spoil quickly, and ruin some other people’s parties too.  

... reached $287 billion last year - this outweighs that of China.Berlin has also been above 8 per cent of GDP for the last few years. 

... about a world with no more accounts receivable float or collections calls. You do what you agreed to, and the payment is released. - Matthew May, Acuity

... integrate blockchain into their current infrastructures. Industry consumers and participants alike should be excited to see how the industry develops in the next coming months.

... of staff investing in cryptocurrencies,” the bank said.“I haven’t heard of any other bank banning bitcoin,” Frenken said. “This could very well be a first.”

... will speak at a conference on safe assets, sovereign debt and financial stability on Monday in Helsinki, together with Bank of Finland Governor Erkki Liikanen.