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| | After several regulation-induced delays, Bakkt launched its physically delivered Bitcoin futures contracts this past September via the fully-regulated Intercontinental Exchange, aka the “ICE”.
Now, it seems Bakkt is just getting started. Mike Blandina, Bakkt’s Chief Product Officer, has just announced a new consumer application that the firm will be releasing in 2020.
What are the goals of this new app? And what kind of picture does the performance of Bakkt’s futures product paint for its upcoming product?
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| | Three protests, one underlying problem?
Chile, Hong Kong, and Lebanon are all experiencing civil unrest that is unparalleled in recent years. Is there a common denominator behind this unrest?
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| | Seven “deadly crypto sins” to avoid
This top-list video will help crypto veterans and crypto newbies alike avoid some of the biggest mistakes you can make when dealing with digital currencies and assets.
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| | | Germany’s capital set for five-year rent freeze
In response to spiraling housing costs in Germany’s capital, the Berlin state cabinet will soon freeze rent prices for five years. Could this be linked to a possible financial crisis?
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| | Piecing together the Satoshi puzzle
Ever since Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto retired from the public eye in 2011, the crypto community has tried to figure out why. What clues did Satoshi leave behind?
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| | China ranks crypto
China's Center for Information and Industry Development has released an updated "assessment index" ranking various cryptocurrencies based on creativity, applicability, and basic tech. Who made the number one spot? And how else is China embracing blockchain?
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