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German Authorities Sold $14 Million in Seized Cryptos Over Price Fears

May 29, 2018 at 10:00 | Wolfie Zhao

Prosecutors in Germany have made an emergency sale of cryptocurrencies seized in two investigations due to concerns over price volatility.

Bitcoin Price Faces Last Major Support Level Before $5K

May 29, 2018 at 09:00 | Omkar Godbole

Bitcoin is down again and looks set to test another key support level at $6,900, the technical charts indicate.

Bitcoin Bears In Charge But Indecision Could Spur Rally

May 28, 2018 at 10:25 | Omkar Godbole

While the odds are still stacked in favor of bitcoin's bears, marketplace exhaustion may have provided a chance for a brief rally.

IHS Markit Has A Plan to Tokenize A $1 Trillion Loan Market

May 28, 2018 at 04:00 | Ian Allison

IHS Markit is developing a blockchain-based system to handle cash payments in syndicated loans – and eventually, in a wider range of transactions.

Just One Top Crypto Bucked This Week's Market Downturn

May 25, 2018 at 15:15 | Omkar Godbole

Shadowing the losses in bitcoin, the top-25 cryptocurrencies have all fallen over the last seven days – all bar one, that is.

Bitcoin Faces Close Below Long-Term Support In First Since 2015

May 25, 2018 at 10:00 | Omkar Godbole

If bitcoin closes the week below the 50-week moving average it will increase the likelihood of a sell-off to $6,000

Revolut App Adds XRP, Bitcoin Cash to Crypto Options

May 24, 2018 at 14:35 | Daniel Palmer

Mobile banking app Revolut now lets users buy, sell and hold Ripple's XRP and bitcoin cash, in addition to bitcoin, litecoin and ether.

Bitcoin Faces Drop to $7K as Bull Defense Crumbles

May 24, 2018 at 09:30 | Omkar Godbole

Bitcoin looks set to test $7,000 in the next 24 hours, courtesy of a bear flag breakdown on the technical charts.

Coinbase Is Rebranding Its Crypto Exchange Service

May 23, 2018 at 20:26 | Nikhilesh De

Coinbase announced Wednesday it was rebranding its GDAX platform as Coinbase Pro. Additionally, the company has acquired Paradex, a relay platform.

Bitcoin Price Faces Bear Indicator Not Seen Since 2014

May 23, 2018 at 09:00 | Omkar Godbole

Following bitcoin's recent losses, a key long-term trend indicator is looking increasingly bearish.

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Thailand Commences Cryptocurrency Regulations Today

The decree to regulate cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings in Thailand goes into effect on Monday. The government has also revised the country’s tax code to add crypto taxation. Sellers of digital tokens will face a fine or even jail time if they fail to register with the regulator within 90 days.

Crypto Law In Effect

The Thai government’s decree to regulate cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs) goes into effect on Monday. The Digital Asset Management Act BE 2561 was approved by the Thai cabinet in March and has been amended since.

The revision of the Revenue Code No. 19 was also announced in order to tax crypto profits at 15%, according to local media. Finance Minister Apisak Tantivorawong previously said, as reported by the Bangkok Post:

It [the decree] was not meant to prohibit cryptocurrencies, initial coin offerings (ICOs) and other digital asset-related transactions, but to protect investors.

Power to the Thai SEC

According to the decree, the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has the duty and the authority to regulate digital currencies and their operators, Matichon reported.

The publication outlines four areas the SEC will be responsible for. The first is to regulate the issuance and offering of cryptocurrencies and digital asset businesses. The second is to set the fees and requirements for the registration and approval of cryptocurrencies and their operators. The third is to establish a guideline for dealing with potential problems. The fourth concerns all other areas not previously mentioned.

“All sellers are required to register with the SEC within 90 days of the law taking effect,” the Bangkok Post wrote, adding that:

Sellers of digital tokens unauthorized by the SEC will be fined no more than twice the value of the digital transaction or at least 500,000 baht [

US$15,703]. They could also face a jail term of up to two years.

The news outlet elaborated that “the [finance] ministry and SEC will now work on organic laws requiring all digital asset transactions, including those of digital asset exchanges, brokers, and dealers, to be registered with the relevant authorities according to the decree.”

Despite the new rules and direction presented in the decree, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) says that it will wait for the SEC to announce other details of the regulations before it will make a stance on cryptocurrencies and ICOs, according to Matichon. The BOT has previously banned financial institutions from crypto activities.

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British FX Firm Currencies Direct Pilots Ripple Tech

May 29, 2018 at 17:15 | Nikhilesh De

Foreign exchange brokerage Currencies Direct successfully completed several international transfers using Ripple's xRapid product.

Austrian Regulator Freezes Crypto Mining Firm Amid Investigation

May 29, 2018 at 16:15 | Nikhilesh De

The Austrian Financial Market Authority has suspended the operations of cryptocurrency mining firm INVIA GmbH for offering illegal investments.

Crypto Payroll Processor Bitwage Launches ICO Advisory Firm

May 29, 2018 at 13:00 | Nikhilesh De

Bitcoin payroll firm Bitwage has launched an advisory company aimed to make it easier for companies to launch token sales.

Korean National Assembly Makes Official Proposal to Lift ICO Ban

May 29, 2018 at 12:10 | Daniel Palmer

South Korea's legislative arm of government is pushing for the removal of the country's ban on domestic initial coin offerings.

EOS Forced to Patch 'Epic' Security Loopholes Ahead of Launch

May 29, 2018 at 11:01 | Wolfie Zhao

Blockchain platform EOS says serious vulnerabilities reported by an internet security firm just days before its mainnet launch have been fixed.

German Authorities Sold $14 Million in Seized Cryptos Over Price Fears

May 29, 2018 at 10:00 | Wolfie Zhao

Prosecutors in Germany have made an emergency sale of cryptocurrencies seized in two investigations due to concerns over price volatility.

Baidu's 'Wikipedia' Now Logs Revisions on a Blockchain

May 29, 2018 at 08:00 | Wolfie Zhao

Chinese search giant Baidu has turned to blockchain technology in order to make its online encyclopedia more traceable and transparent.

Universities to Build Blockchain DAO for Affordable Education

May 28, 2018 at 15:10 | Wolfie Zhao

A group of top-tier Chinese universities plans to build a distributed organization to make educational resources more accessible and affordable.

Blockchain Could 'Revolutionize' Retail and CPG Industries: Deloitte

A Deloitte report suggests the retail and consumer packaged goods sectors could see benefits from blockchain integration across a number of use cases.

Ridesharing App Founder Wants to Build a Blockchain 'Uber'

May 28, 2018 at 13:30 | Chuan Tian

Chen Weixing, founder of Chinese ride-hailing app Kuaidi Dache, is planning to build a blockchain-based application for ride-sharing.

Bank of Russia Official: Still Too Early to Gauge Blockchain's Potential

A senior official at Russia's central bank has said blockchain technology is immature but may have industrial-scale applications.

Amid Chaos, Our Decentralized Future Is Being Built

May 28, 2018 at 12:00 | Michael J Casey

Blockchain can upend – not just the business models of recent decades – but a millennia-old societal practice of deep significance to…

China Poised to Form Blockchain Standards Committee This Year

May 28, 2018 at 11:05 | Chuan Tian

China expects to form its national blockchain standards committee by the end of 2018, according to an IT ministry official.

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What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a monetary system or form of digital currency that uses peer-to-peer technology and operates with no central authority such as a government or a central bank. Bitcoin is open source and public, and can be used by anyone. We also offer pricing charts for ethereum prices, litecoin prices, ripple prices, dash prices, bitcoin cash prices, monero prices, iota prices, and nem prices.

Bitcoin: A Brief History

In November 2008, a paper was posted on the internet titled: Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System (PDF). The paper was published under Satoshi Nakamoto. Even though the name Satoshi Nakamoto is used by the inventor or inventors of Bitcoin, the person or persons’ true identity(s) remains a mystery to this day.

Nakamoto is rumored to be a man living in Japan in his early 40s, although this has never been verified. Speculation about Nakamoto’s true identity has been widespread and sought out by computer science and cryptography experts.

An Australian programmer by the name of Craig Stephen Wright has claimed to be Nakamoto, although he has yet to offer any proof of this claim.

Nakamoto is said to own up to around one million bitcoins, valued at over $1 billion.

In January 2009, Nakamoto released the first Bitcoin software. This established the Bitcoin network and the first units of the digital cryptocurrency known as bitcoins.

It is believed that work on Bitcoin began in 2007, and eventually a website using the domain name Bitcoin.org was created to interface and improve with the help of developers. In mid-2010, Nakamoto handed over control of the source code repository and network alert key to Gavin Andresen, a computer science expert and graduate of Princeton University. At this time, Nakamoto’s involvement in the Bitcoin project came to an end.

The Basics of How Bitcoin Works

Fortunately, a new user of Bitcoin needn’t know and understand all of the technical details involved. A bitcoin wallet can be set up on a computer or mobile phone. The wallet will generate your first Bitcoin address, and more addresses can be set up as needed. You can give this Bitcoin address to friends or others who you want to send payments to or receive payments from. Bitcoin is similar to email in this regard, however, a Bitcoin address should only be used one time.

The entire Bitcoin network uses a block chain. This block chain is basically a shared public ledger that allows for bitcoin wallets to calculate their spendable balances and to verify any new transactions. The block chain uses cryptography to ensure the integrity and chronological order of transactions.

A transaction takes place when there is a transfer of value from one bitcoin wallet to another. These transactions are included in the block chain. A bitcoin wallet uses a secret piece of data that is referred to as a private key or seed. This private key or seed is used to sign transactions using Bitcoin and provides proof that the transaction came from the owner of the bitcoin wallet. This signature also makes the transaction unalterable once it has been issued. Transactions are broadcast to the network within a matter of minutes.

Transactions are confirmed through a process known as mining. The mining process ensures proper chronological order, safeguards the network’s neutrality, and allows various computers to agree on the state of the system.

In order for a transaction to be confirmed, it must be packed in a block that utilizes strict cryptographic rules to be verified by the network. The mining process also prevents individual control of the block chain as well as the modification of any blocks.

What Are Some of the Potential Benefits Of Using Bitcoin?

In a world with PayPal and numerous other quick payment methods, you may be wondering why some people elect to use Bitcoin. This digital currency has numerous potential advantages. Some of the potential benefits of Bitcoin include:

Simple mobile payments: With Bitcoin, there is no need to swipe a card, enter a pin or do anything else. To pay with Bitcoin, all you need to do is scan and pay. Receiving bitcoins is just as easy, and requires only the scanning of your mobile or even just the physical contact of two mobile phones (using a special radio technology).

Quick international payments: Using Bitcoin allows you to send or receive money instantly with no bank delays or special processing fees.

Choose your own fee schedule: With Bitcoin, you can choose wallet fees other than the standard default wallet fees. Paying a higher fee may allow for faster transaction confirmations. There is no charge to receive bitcoins.

Security: Bitcoin uses military-grade cryptography. If you take the required steps to protect your bitcoin wallet, the digital currency can provide a very secure means for sending and receiving money and can also help protect from different types of fraud commonly seen with other payment methods.

What Determines the Price of a Bitcoin?

A bitcoin is worth what the market says it is worth. This is to say that prices vary as a result of supply and demand. As demand for bitcoins rise, the price may rise as well. As demand declines, prices may also decline.

What Makes a Bitcoin Valuable?

A bitcoin is valued based on its use as a form of money. Unlike other forms of money like paper currency or metals, bitcoins derive their value from mathematics rather than physical properties.

Can Bitcoin Fail?

Throughout history there have been many currencies that have failed and eventually were no longer used. Although steps have been taken to try to prevent some of the problems associated with other types of currency, no currency is completely fail proof.

Buying Gold and Silver with Bitcoin

At JM Bullion, we proudly accept Bitcoin as a form of payment and offer a 4% discount on all Bitcoin purchases.

Using bitcoins to purchase physical gold, silver or other metals has some potential advantages as well as some potential drawbacks.

The primary advantage of using bitcoins to purchase gold, silver, or other metals, is convenience. Transactions may be performed at any time, and there is no need to physically visit the store or establishment. You can buy metals using bitcoins from the comfort of your own home any time of day or night.

Bitcoin does come with some potential disadvantages. The value of a unit of the digital currency can potentially fluctuate wildly, and this can leave an owner of bitcoins unsure of the value of their holdings.

Bitcoin also has an uncertain future. While the digital currency has become more and more popular, it remains unclear if it will hit critical mass and be widely accepted. As it stands now, most businesses do not accept bitcoins as payment. If the network were ever to be disbanded, the value of bitcoins could potentially be lost.

The Future of Bitcoin

It may be worth considering the fact that Bitcoin was introduced during the financial crises of 2008-2009. At that time, there was great concern that the sub-prime mortgage crises could potentially cause massive bank failures that would lead to other failures and a financial scenario the likes of which the world has not seen before. Could something like that happen again? The answer is yes.

Although steps have been taken in order to prevent another similar scenario from unfolding, there could potentially come another time when large banks and financial institutions find themselves teetering on the edge of insolvency.

Investors have also not forgotten issues like those seen in Greece in recent years. As that nation sat on the edge of insolvency, it was forced to implement capital controls and measures such as limiting ATM machine withdrawals. Imagine for a moment having your money tied up in a bank that you are unable to access. That’s a scary thought to say the least.

These past issues could potentially fuel additional demand for an alternative currency system like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Litecoin. As trust in global banks and financial institutions has dwindled, the move toward a cashless global economy system could pick up steam.

With its extreme convenience, ease of use, and openness, the Bitcoin network could potentially make major waves on the future of modern commerce. The lack of a central authority controlling the Bitcoin network may make it even more attractive to users and investors looking for transparency.

Comparing Investments in Bitcoin and Precious Metals

Some investors have jumped on the Bitcoin bandwagon in order to potentially profit from rising values. Such an investment could be considered highly speculative and while it may have the potential for profits, it also comes with the risk of loss.

The Bitcoin network could still be in its early stages, but it is unclear if it will ever reach the degree of popularity that some believe it will. Bitcoin has only be around for a few years now, and with a short history some potential investors and users may steer clear until the network has become more established in mainstream commerce.

Physical gold, silver and other metals, however, have been considered a reliable store of value and protector of wealth for thousands of years. These precious metals have been used as a medium of exchange and are considered by many to be the only “real money” still in use today.

Gold and silver may potentially retain their value or increase in value over time. This is in contrast to paper currencies which have a tendency to lose value over time. The metals may potentially provide a hedge against a number of economic and geopolitical issues including inflation, declining currency values, erosion of purchasing power and more.

Some investors may prefer these metals as they are a tangible asset with a long history as a reliable store of value.

Bitcoin FAQs

Where do you get bitcoins?

There are three ways to acquire bitcoins:

You can purchase bitcoins on a Bitcoin exchange.
You can exchange bitcoins with someone else
Earn bitcoins through competitive mining

How is a Bitcoin created?

New bitcoins are generated through a process called mining. Individuals are rewarded with bitcoins for processing transactions and securing the Bitcoin network.

How many bitcoins may be produced?

Bitcoins are produced at a declining and predictable pace. The number of bitcoins produced each year is halved until the maximum number of 21 million bitcoins has been produced.

Is volatility in the price of bitcoins a problem?

Price volatility can pose some challenges. Investors and potential users could avoid bitcoins if they feel prices are unstable. Bitcoin prices can and do fluctuate. If the Bitcoin network becomes more mainstream, however, and if bitcoins become more widely used and accepted, it is possible that much of the price volatility could dissipate.

Is the Bitcoin network secure?

Bitcoin has a strong track record of security but like any other electronic system it has vulnerabilities. It is critical to follow all instructions when it comes to security. You may want to view a bitcoin wallet like you would a regular wallet. You probably wouldn’t walk around with thousands of dollars in cash in your pocket wallet. It may be wise to avoid keeping large sums of money in bitcoins as well – only holding you what you need to make intended purchases.

Is Bitcoin completely anonymous?

No. The Bitcoin network is not completely anonymous and does not offer the same privacy as cash.

Who maintains control of the Bitcoin network?

No one. The Bitcoin network is controlled and maintained by all of the network’s users. Developers are constantly working to improve the software, but the software versions must follow the same rules and the network can only operate on a consensus basis.

What if you lose your bitcoins?

Bitcoins require unique private keys, and if those keys are lost, there really is no way to retrieve any lost bitcoins. Many modern wallet types, however, feature backup systems to allow you to create a new private key to restore a lost key on a new wallet.

Is Bitcoin real money?

Yes. Bitcoin is real money. Money is simply something that is generally accepted as a medium of exchange. Bitcoin is used by millions of people all over the world. It may be used to settle up a dinner bill with a friend or to simply buy a coffee at a local coffee shop. Bitcoins are units of the digital currency itself, while Bitcoin is the entire network and system.

What is a Bitcoin IRA?

A Bitcoin IRA is a self-directed IRA account in which you can purchase and hold bitcoins. A self-directed IRA differs from a traditional IRA in that it allows the holder to purchase asset classes outside of stocks or bonds. A self-directed account can be used to invest in managed futures, precious metals, real estate and even Bitcoin.

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New York Today: Living on Bitcoin

Good morning on this stormy Monday.

Bitcoin can make you filthy rich, but it still won’t buy you a buttered roll at your bodega.

How do we know? We tried.

For 36 hours last week I lived on Bitcoin alone. Surviving on the cryptocurrency, even in one of the world’s financial capitals, wasn’t easy. It required long subway rides to far-flung vendors where I was often the first Bitcoin-paying customer.

To get started, I bought 0.00737523 Bitcoin ($50) on Coinbase, a popular cryptocurrency exchange. It took an hour, $1.99 in fees, uploading a photo ID, and calling my bank after the charge was flagged as possibly fraudulent.

Coinbase also canceled my first attempt to buy the volatile currency because the price had fluctuated in the 10 seconds or so it took me to check out.

I went to bed and woke up with Bitcoin worth $50.14 in my digital wallet and a list of things to accomplish: grocery shop, do laundry, buy socks, work out and get a haircut.

But first, I needed coffee.

The closest place I found was Kavasutra in the East Village, a 30-minute subway ride away. (The subway does not accept Bitcoin, so to ride I had to cheat.)

After pulling a shot of cold brew for 0.00014486 BTC, or $1, the barista called up a QR code on an iPad. I scanned it with an app on my phone, but it didn’t work. He began coaching me like a child patiently setting up Grandpa’s Facebook account, and then gave up.

But eventually I figured it out, the payment went through and I became his third Bitcoin-paying customer of the day.

Paying with cryptocurrency was like that: exciting, fraught and never the same twice.

I was invoiced by email for a load of laundry at the Eco Laundry Company in Chelsea. I texted with a hair stylist in Israel who accepted a tip on behalf of his colleague at Armando Piña Hair Salon on the Upper East Side. I waited — fingers crossed — for five minutes before a payment finally posted and I could dig into an ice cream sandwich at Melt Bakery on the Lower East Side.

And like an obsessive day trader, I would check my digital wallet and watch as the value went up and down by a few cents every few minutes.

It was fun, until I got hungry.

I had searched for restaurants and grocery stores using Coinmap, the Blockchain Wallet and filters on Yelp, but almost none took Bitcoin, and most said they never had.

“No one is really using it the way it’s supposed to be used, as a currency,” said Dan Sim, who accepts Bitcoin at his Lean Crust pizza shop in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Circa 2013, he said, he’d process dozens of Bitcoin purchases a week, but as the currency became more valuable and volatile, that’s dropped to zero. “People don’t want to part with their Bitcoin,” he said.

I couldn’t find anyone to sell me less than $200 worth of socks or a gym that accepted Bitcoin. By the time lunch rolled around on Day 2, I was ready to throw in the towel.

I headed to Sweetgreen. Its restaurants don’t accept cash, but they still take good old-fashioned plastic.

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We’d pay a pretty penny for better weather.

We could see two inches of rain, and thunder may rumble through the morning.

Today’s high is around 60. Highs will be in the 50s all week — a little cool for mid-April.

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• Federal prosecutors in New York are investigating President Trump’s longtime personal lawyer and fixer, Michael D. Cohen. [New York Times]

• Though subway officials have attributed delays to antiquated signals, faulty equipment near the Bergen Street station on the F and G lines is proving that even newer hardware can break down. [New York Times]

• A look at the life of David Buckel, the civil rights lawyer and environmentalist who killed himself on Saturday, through the eyes of the people closest to him. [New York Times]

• Citing concerns like climate change, officials have prepared a long-term plan for the care of the city’s forests. [New York Times]

• A new graphic novel by the comic book writer Peter J. Tomasi retells the origin of the Brooklyn Bridge and the family who made it possible. [New York Times]

• Ninety years after her death, Nora Bayes, one of the most famous entertainers of the early 20th century, will finally get a headstone. [New York Times]

• Cynthia Nixon won the endorsement of the Working Families Party, a small but influential progressive group. [New York Times]

• More than 200 million eggs that may have been contaminated with salmonella were distributed to nine states, including New York and New Jersey. [New York Times]

• The William Street Tattoo Center on the Lower East Side is a first-in-the-nation clinic dedicated to tattoo-related medical issues. [Patch]

• With more black women rejecting relaxers, hair care professionals on Long Island are adapting to a growing natural hair movement. [Newsday]

• Today’s Metropolitan Diary: “Other End of the Leash”

• For a global look at what’s happening, see Your Morning Briefing.

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• Taxes are due tomorrow. Get last-minute help filing at public libraries across the city.

• Take a tour of Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side. 11 a.m. [Free]

• A three-part lecture series on Einstein’s theories begins at the Jefferson Market Library in Greenwich Village at 6 p.m. [Free]

• The author of “Abraham and Straus: It’s Worth a Trip From Anywhere” discusses the history of the department store that once anchored Fulton Street, at the Brooklyn Historical Society in Brooklyn Heights. 6:30 p.m. [$5]

• Learn how to hack your mind to be more reasonable at the Empiricists League at Union Hall in Park Slope. 7:30 p.m. [$10]

• Yankees host Marlins, 6:35 p.m. (YES). Mets host Nationals, 7:10 p.m. (SNY).

• Alternate-side parking remains in effect until May 10.

• For more events, see The New York Times’s Arts & Entertainment guide.

And Finally.

This week in 1912, around 700 people stepped off the Carpathia steamship at Pier 54 in the meatpacking district.

They were the only survivors of the Titanic, which had sunk on April 15, claiming over 1,500 lives.

On the central beam of the pier, you can still read the lettering of the shipping companies “Cunard,” which operated the Carpathia, and “White Star,” which owned the Titanic.

The Titanic left its mark on other places in the city as well.

• Many of the surviving crew members were first received at the Lower Manhattan Seamen’s Friend Society, which was dedicated to improving the “social, moral and religious condition of seamen” and is now the Jane Hotel.

• Memorials to those who perished include Straus Park, a small park at Broadway and 106th Street dedicated to Isidor and Ida Straus; the William T. Stead Memorial in Central Park at 91st Street, honoring a British journalist who died helping others escape; and a plaque for Edith Corse Evans, a New York socialite and one of the few women from first class who died, at Grace Church in Greenwich Village.

• And the white Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, built a year after the tragedy, stood atop the Seamen’s Church Institute until 1967, when it was moved to Titanic Memorial Park near South Street Seaport.

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