October 2020 – Page 4

The New Bullrun Rushes Investors Towards Securypto

PRESS RELEASE. With Round 1 Fully Sold Out, Investors scramble to get on board of Securypto IEO. In a world where datahacks have become the norm rather than the exception, anonymity has become a necessity. Securypto project is making headlines across major news media for its remarkable innovative approach to encrypted messaging. As the security […]

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Law Decoded: How I learned to stop worrying and love the election, Oct. 23-30

The age-old question quis custodiet ipsos custodes crops up in force in today’s Law Decoded.

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Back on track: US macro events unlikely to fully derail Bitcoin price gains

As the U.S. stock market enters earnings season, analysts explain how Bitcoin could perform after earnings and the presidential election.

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Future elections could be held on the Cardano blockchain, says Hoskinson

That being said, scaling decentralized e-voting systems is a complex task.

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Remittance Costs Lower in Q3 World Bank Study Shows – Only Cryptocurrencies Meeting UN Goal

The latest study by the World Bank shows that it costs 4.98% on average to remit funds to South Asia which makes it the least expensive region while sub-Sahara Africa is the most expensive with an average cost of 8.47%. The quarterly study also finds that it is costlier to remit funds when using service […]

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Tim Draper seeks to ‘DeFi‘ the venture capital business with Bitcoin

Tim Draper remains bullish on DeFi and Bitcoin but thinks regulation has not caught up with the technology.

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Cointelegraph Consulting: Data shows Bitcoin hodlers becoming more active

How does Bitcoin’s positive online sentiment affect the market outlook? Data suggests that holders are suddenly becoming more active.

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The SEC Votes to Modernize Regulatory Framework for Derivatives Use

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will enhance the regulatory framework for derivatives use by registered investment companies after passing a vote to either change or amend existing rules. As part of the new framework–which covers mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and closed-end funds–operators must undertake to implement a written derivatives risk management program. […]