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Bitcoin Is an Irreversible Trend

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By: Moris Beracha.- In a case study on the use of crypto-currencies, presented by TV Liberal in Brazil, it was highlighted that Bitcoin is a trend that has no regression. Several personalities of the Brazilian crypto-currency ecosystem addressed the issue of crypto-currency and its possible uses as a means of investment, payment or reserve of value. The program highlighted the existence of approximately 3,000 other cryptocurrencies besides Bitcoin (BTC), such as Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), ripple (XRP), and ZCash privacy currency (ZEC). Although they all have monetary value, it points out the need for investors to educate themselves before investing their money, due to the instability in the price. To continue reading enter here morisberachahoy.wordpress.com

Can connected technology ever become more ethical?

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The importance of creating technologies with the user in mind By Anshuman Singh Thanks to advances on mobile connectivity, we are now able to connect to most devices through our mobile phones. Moving forwards, the opportunities to expand beyond simple connections to mobile phones will be what drives connectivity. With Internet of Things ( IoT ) technology and the inevitable introduction of 5G , the pace of technology is rapidly developing and we must begin planning for this future.  Technology has the potential to enable a standard of living in ways previously unthought-of. By using self-driving vehicles as a case study, we can begin to understand how businesses can work towards having a more ethical future with connected technology and the introduction of 5G. The future of IoT connectivity How to bend technology toward the positive How technology is reshaping the remote workforce The future of connected technology and infrastructure  Businesses ...

Artificial intelligence will become essential for future businesses

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By Moris Beracha .- Years ago, Artificial Intelligence (AI) left the realm of science fiction to enter our lives and, although it is still in the early stages, its rise will lead to a boom comparable to the advent of the Internet in the past. According to experts, this technological innovation “is the combination of algorithms to create machines with human-like skills”. Faced with this reality, the leader in delivering enterprise software, IFS, announced the connection of new AI-enabled and collaborative integrated systems with tailor company systems to gain the crucial intelligence of larger financial markets and industries in real time, delivering massive financial and strategic value by 2019. “Systems like IFS Enterprise Operational Intelligence (EOI) will become essential as large corporations become more entwined with world markets and the pressure to turn data investments into value increases,” said Steve Treagust IFS Global Industry Director for Finance, HCM ...

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Says Bitcoin Is the Only Crypto He Holds

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By Helen Partz Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey has again expressed his pro-Bitcoin ( BTC ) stance, revealing that the sole crypto he holds is BTC, according to a tweet on Feb. 6. The known Bitcoin supporter has revealed his cryptocurrency of choice following a recent interview where Dorsey claimed that he still believes that Bitcoin will be the the native currency of internet. In a thread of the tweet that amassed over 5,000 likes, Dorsey reiterated his previous statements regarding the biggest and oldest cryptocurrency, also calling it a “great brand.” He wrote: “Bitcoin is resilient. Bitcoin is principled. Bitcoin is native to internet ideals.” When asked about the particular features of Bitcoin that excite Dorsey the most, the bitcoin bull has again pointed at Bitcoin’s potential to become the internet’s native currency. Specifically, Dorsey responded: “Everything. Mostly I think it has the greatest chance of being the Internet’s native cur...

Cryptocurrency mining hardware manufacturers may be throwing in the towel

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By Moris Beracha .- A large number of companies that have significantly invested in the production of cryptocurrency mining hardware may be throwing in the towel, driven by the stagnation of the market. Some portals such as Amazon have had to sell mining machines, video cards, and power sources, among other equipment, at discounted prices to exhaust the existence of these equipment and of course avoid excess of inventory. In early 2018, these products were sold at profitable prices, but the sharp drop in prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies led to a major beating in prices for these products. In a press release, the Japanese consortium GMO Internet Inc., a competitive cryptocurrency mining hardware manufacturer in the market, announced its decision to cease operations in its cryptocurrency mining business. The company, specializing in Internet infrastructure, reported that the losses of its business related to cryptocurrency mining...

Crypto Raffles and rewards become popular on the Internet

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By Moris Beracha .- A significant number of companies engaged in apps development are undertaking crypto raffles among all those users who try and get some kind of error in their digital products. This kind of lottery consists of completing small tasks such as captchas or clicking a button to claim free coins every hour without any investment, because it is just about spending time on the platforms and watching ads and completing the tasks. The adult entertainment industry is one of the most emblematic sectors that rewards its customers and users in cryptocurrencies. Currently, a large number of micro earning websites pay you in Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency every couple of minutes. Eventually, you can get enough tokens to charge and get a small profit on the wallet or digital wallet. Ripple has also decided to raffle or give away millions of its cryptocurrencies also known by the acronym XRP, but the aforementioned company aims to achieve the u...

Huawei opens up its blockchain platform for worldwide use

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The Chinese tech giant has announced the universal accessibility of its Blockchain Service (BCS) platform, following its debut in China, to deploy blockchain apps at scale Huawei has announced that its Blockchain Service (BCS) platform, which has been designed to support and enable business to develop blockchain-based applications, has been made available on a global scale following its commercial launch in China in October. According to Huawei, the BCS platform, hosted on the Huawei Cloud website, offers decentralization, tamper resistance, traceability and transparency in transactions, providing businesses with the ability to "create, deploy and manage blockchain applications quickly and at minimal cost on Huawei Cloud". The BCS platform can be used for various use cases such as data, IoT and finance-related applications, as well as data transactions, identity authentication, proof of information (such as real estate and education), remote healthcare, food sou...

Did You Know that There Is a Baby Blockchain Whose Parents Are Argentinian?

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By Moris Beracha.- Argentines Santiago and Pia can be a clear example of a couple who lives and dreams of technology, since they are the parents of the first blockchain baby. Technology helps human beings every day; however, some people become obsessed with it and seek to be the pioneers when transforming some type of previously established procedure. Argentines Santiago Siri and Pia Mancini can be a clear example of a couple who lives and dreams of technology, since they are the parents of the first blockchain baby. Roma Siri was born on November 8, 2015, and now is 2 years and 10 months, but she is still considered the first human whose birth was registered in the decentralized database. The girl’s parents have been working for several years to develop blockchain-related projects, including democracy.earth and are partners of Bitex, one of the largest exchanges in the region. In November 2015, Siri made the decision to register his daughter’s bir...

This company thinks it can help solve Bitcoin’s energy problem

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Soluna says its new business model can be good for blockchains and clean energy development. By Mike Orcutt It’s undeniable: Bitcoin’s energy guzzling is a growing environmental problem. It’s been estimated that the network uses nearly as much electricity as all of Ireland, raising alarms about its carbon footprint. In theory, though, it doesn’t have to consume nearly as much fossil-fuel-based power as it does today—and a new renewable-energy company has an ambitious plan to prove it. The firm, called Soluna , has acquired a 37,000-acre wind-farm site in Morocco that it says has the potential to host up to 900 megawatts of power-generating capacity. (A recent estimate (PDF) suggests that the Bitcoin network uses at least 2.55 gigawatts.) Development of the site began nine years ago, but progress stalled under its previous owners. Soluna, which has teamed with the German wind-power developer ALTUS AG , aims to build at least 36 megawatts of capacity by...

Fascinating Bitcoin And Blockchain Quotes Everyone Should Read

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By Bernard Marr Even though Bitcoin and blockchain are still in their infancy, they have both been the "talk of the town" as experts contemplate the potential ramifications—good and bad—for virtually every industry. As the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is the first exposure many people have to blockchain technology. Many compare the transformative effect of blockchain to the disruption caused by the Internet, search engines and Google that changed the way we work, shop and communicate with one another. Everyone from world leaders to CEOs, and industry experts to investors are being asked their thoughts about Bitcoin and blockchain. Here are just a few of their opinions. “It’s gold for nerds.” —Stephen Colbert, Comedian “Bitcoin will do to banks what email did to the postal industry.” —Rick Falkvinge, Founder of the Swedish pirate party “Bitcoin is a technological tour de force.” —Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, investor, and philanthropist “Every informed person...

Bitcoin is the best bet for cryptocurrency investors, says Wall Street trader

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By Kellie Ell, CNBC Bitcoin is still the best bet for crypto investors as people are "functionally using" it, Bart Smith told CNBC. "If you want to own the asset that you can actually use today and that people are functionally using, it’s bitcoin," Smith, head of digital asset at trading giant Susquehanna International Group, said on "Fast Money" Tuesday. "The use case for bitcoin is valid today, which is the currency of the internet," he added. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has been just one of many digital coins in the crypto universe that has been under increased scrutiny in recent months as regulators try to determine how cryptocurrency should be used. But the fact that bitcoin has established use cases is what gives it the competitive advantage over other cryptocurrencies, Smith said. Last fall, when bitcoin futures were announced, "people got very excited about bitcoin," he said. "They got really exc...

Private equity deals value falls by 39%

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The deal volume, however, rose 22% to 165 transactions during the period due to increased deal activity on the Internet and computer software segments. By DEEPTI CHAUDHARY Private equity investments in the first half of this year fell by almost 39% in value to $2.8 billion compared with the same period a year ago, according a Thomson Reuters data released on Tuesday. The deal volume, however, rose 22% to 165 transactions during the period on the back of heightened deal activity on the Internet and computer software segments, in continuation of the investment trend seen in 2017 as well. India has been a hub of private equity transactions. The first half of 2014 saw 169 deals worth nearly $2.53 billion. The January to June period of 2015 saw 231 deals worth about $6.9 billion, while the same period in 2016 saw 134 transactions to the tune of nearly $2.3 billion. Investors are optimistic that things will get better in the remaining months of the year, particul...