The staring match between The Man and bitcoin: nobody's blinked yet
Welcome to the CoinDesk Weekly Review 16th August 2013 - a regular look at the hottest, most controversial and thought-provoking events in the world of digital currency through the eyes of skepticism and wonder. Your host ... John Law. Keeping your secrets in plain sight. If you only feel good about one thing this week, it should be this. By being interested in bitcoin, you're at the epicentre of one of the biggest experiments in personal technology, law, money and human rights this century. Overblown? Hardly. As part of the fall-out from revelations about the extent of state surveillance....
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Fans chose the formation and the attacking lineup through blockchain. Then they won. Fans truly know the team best. A football team in Cyprus won against its rivals after it allowed fans to use blockchain technology and fan tokens to vote on its match lineup and formation, taking fan engagement to a new level. Apollon FC, using fan token platform Socios.com, won in a friendly match against rivals Aris Limassol, Socios said in a post. Apollon won six goals to zero. With Socios, fans of Apollon who bought its fan token APL had the opportunity to vote in a series of polls. These determined....
Ethereum is struggling to match the momentum that Bitcoin is currently seeing The benchmark cryptocurrency has been gaining tremendous ground over Ethereum and the rest of the crypto market, with altcoins being unable to match its growth This has put any hopes of an imminent “altseason” on pause, with BTC dominance continuing to rise daily Ethereum’s performance against its Bitcoin trading pair has been quite dire as of late and may indicate that downside is […]
In 2015, more than a million refugees from the Middle East sought asylum in Europe, in particular those from Syria, with many landing in Greece. Resettlement of these new immigrants can prove challenging because of a difference in language, culture, and education. A new blockchain-based startup, Match & Teach Me (which recently won 1st prize in a competition for innovation at the National Technical University of Athens), aims to solve the education problem by psychometrically matching the learning and teaching styles of refugees and teachers for a more effective education process.....
Ethereum started a major decline from well above $4,000 against the US Dollar. ETH price is now correcting losses from $3,500, but it could struggle near $4,050 and $4,100. Ethereum topped near the $4,375 before staring a downside correction. The price declined heavily below $4,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There was a […]