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You may not be familiar with Jim Bursch, but you certainly know about Dash, one of the top ten cryptocurrencies (and fighting tooth and nail to remain one). With a strong community supporting it and solid plans to improve its usability and security, Dash has a bug bounty program, and Bursch is the man behind it. Q. Can you tell us a little about your background? A. In the ’90s, I was a journalist, having published a small community magazine and worked at newspapers as a copy editor and online news editor. In 2000, I jumped to a dot-com as a content producer and went on to becomePowered by WPeMatico
Take a deep breath before you read this. Maybe go get a coffee. We’re going to talk about everybody’s favorite topic – regulation. Regulation is something that splits the crypto world down the middle. It sends many people into a blind fury over quashing innovation, or a heated discourse about the wealthy trying to seize back the power. Then you have others who believe that regulation – to protect investors – is probably a good thing. But here’s the kicker about regulation. It varies by jurisdiction. There’s a reason Binance moved to Malta, after all. So, until the world joins handsPowered by WPeMatico
One of the most exciting things about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is that it is applicable to many different professions and industries. Where there are payments to process or data to secure, blockchain technology can be extremely useful. Another exciting aspect is how it can empower the underbanked and unbanked populations of the world. Put simply, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are for everyone. These aspects are most apparent when they are evidenced by real-world people, businesses, and use cases. I recently heard about a Chicagoland orthopedic practice beginning to accept Bitcoin as a payment method and reached out to them.Powered by WPeMatico
There’s a lot that goes into preparing a pitch to an investor, whether it’s the ‘sharks’ on Shark Tank or the ‘dragons’ on Dragons’ Den. You have to worry about scheduling travel arrangements, hotel reservations, venue locations, meals, and of course, the actual pitch. But that’s outdated, inefficient, and burdensome. It’s time the entrepreneurial space evolved, and the only way to do that is with blockchain. I had the opportunity to sit down with Kevin Harrington, the original ‘shark’ on Shark Tank and the CEO/founder of As Seen On TV, on why he believes investing in the blockchain is a game changer for both investorsPowered by WPeMatico
I had the opportunity to sit down with blockchain expert and entrepreneur Justin Wu, who is the Head of Growth and brilliant mind behind CoinCircle. Wu is also a strategic advisor to some of the industry’s top ICOs, and explained the importance of putting together an advisory board and utilizing these advisors when entering the crypto space. If there’s one thing you need to know, it’s that most of these ventures are based on a promise to deliver. “A whitepaper, in its most form, is a concept and idea, nothing more,” says Wu. Most of these guys haven’t built the utilityPowered by WPeMatico
On March 23-25 in Tokyo Japan, the Satoshi’s Vision Conference took place with a view to promoting the worldwide adoption of bitcoin cash (BCH). The conference was the largest cryptocurrency-infused event to date and hundreds of people visited Tokyo to discuss BCH and on-chain scaling. Also read: Upgrade Time: Bitcoin Cash Plans a 32 MB Hard […]
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