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1. Jimmy Song Calls Bitcoin A 'Monetary Red Pill'
Bitcoin advocate Jimmy Song bashed the US Fed's money printing policy for its hypocrisy. He then claimed what the only fair solution amid the ongoing crisis is Bitcoin. The U.S. government policy of 'quantitative easing', stimulus packages and emergency bailouts may lead to inflation of the U.S. Dollar. Furthermore, its very nature is deceiving, Jimmy Song says. These numerous streamlined formulas constitute nothing more than a 'Blue Pill' of ignorance and fake comfort. The only 'Red Pill' in this situation is Bitcoin (BTC), he claimed. Read Full on U.Today
2. Litecoin Dives Into Entertainment Industry, Produces Horror Flick
The Litecoin Foundation has acted as an executive producer for the recently released satanic heavy metal-themed comedic horror movie "We Summon the Darkness." The film was produced by the Los Angeles-based film production company and Litecoin advocates Common Enemy. The foundationâs logo can be seen in the trailerâs opening credits. The Litecoin Foundation has been quietly working to cultivate a presence in the film world for roughly one year. Read Full on twitter. Â
3. China to Speed Up Blockchain Adoption with New Huawei Partnership
China's tech hub is betting big on blockchain and other bleeding-edge technologies. According to The Global Times, the outlet that is considered to be the mouthpiece of the Communist Party of China The government of the Nanshan District of Shenzhen, a city in southeastern China, has inked a deal with telecommunications behemoth Huawei to propel the adoption of blockchain technology. Shenzhen, which serves as a link between Hong Kong and China, is considered to be the country's biggest technology hub. Read Full on twitter.
4. Binance.US to Launch Tezos Staking Rewards This Week
As Tezos (XTZ) staking has apparently been getting more popular in recent months, the service will be soon available on another cryptocurrency exchange in the United States. Binance.US, the U.S. arm of the worldâs biggest crypto exchange, Binance, will launch staking rewards this week. Binance.US will launch staking rewards for XTZ on Thursday, April 16. The service is expected to be activated at 09:00 EST, Binance noted. Binance clarified that no action will be needed for Tezos holders to start earning rewards. Read Full on binance.us.
5. Huobi's Crypto Transaction Monitor Will Automatically Freeze Suspicious Accounts
Huobi Group today announced the launch of Star Atlas, a proprietary on-chain analytics tool to monitor on-chain cryptocurrency transactions for illicit activities. The new tool aims to create a safer trading environment and ease regulator concerns that cryptocurrencies are easily manipulated by criminals. The new program, will automatically freeze accounts deemed to be engaging in âsuspiciousâ transactions until a compliance officer follows up on the case. Star Atlasâ launch comes as Huobi prepares to re-enter the U.S. market. Read Full on CoinDesk.
6. Gemini Will Add Support for Dai, Chainlink Trading This Month
The Gemini cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform is adding support for three more tokens on April 24. Gemini announced the addition of trading pairs featuring Dai (DAI), Chainlink (LINK), and Orchid (OXT) in a blog post on April 9. The new additions will bring the total number of tradable tokens on Gemini's platform up to nine. Gemini has chosen these tokens in particular for their proven markets and novel consumption models, which suggest the demand will continue to grow as the ecosystem evolves. Read Full on Cointelegraph.
7. Worldwide Google Searches for 'Bitcoin Halving' Hit All Time High
The Bitcoin halving countdown has reached the one-month mark with estimates targeting 27-29 days left to go. The halving event will reduce the amount of new Bitcoin entering the circulating supply by dropping mining rewards by 50%. The event has triggered increasing interest as central banks resort to money printing to counter the economic blow of coronavirus. âBitcoin halvingâ currently trending on Google as breakout searches worldwide. Slovenia, St. Helena, Switzerland and Singapore lead the world in âBitcoin halvingâ searches, with South Africa and Venezuela rounding out the top 10. Read Full on trends.google.
8. Binance Adds P2P Crypto Trading for Indian INR and Indonesian IDR
Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced today that INR and IDR users can directly buy and sell BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, and BUSD with zero transaction fees on Binance.com or the Binance mobile app. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, said: âIndia and Indonesia are two of the largest emerging markets with tremendous potential in crypto adoption, and we are pleased to empower the massive population with easy-to-use crypto access.â P2P trading on Binance now supports 20 national fiat currencies. Read Full on Binance.
9. China announces members of its national blockchain comÂmitÂtee
The Chinese government and its federal authorities are getting increasingly involved in the blockchain space to push forward innovation throughout the country. The government released an official notice stating that they have put together a technical committee of 15 organizations to devise national standards for blockchain and distributed ledger technology. This includes the Peopleâs Bank of China (PBOC) Digital Currency Research Institue, MIIT, Tencent, ZheÂjiang UniÂverÂsity and Baidu. The committee currently lists 71 people from those organizations. Read Full on The Block.
10. China announces members of its national blockchain comÂmitÂtee
The Chinese government and its federal authorities are getting increasingly involved in the blockchain space to push forward innovation throughout the country. The government released an official notice stating that they have put together a technical committee of 15 organizations to devise national standards for blockchain and distributed ledger technology. This includes the Peopleâs Bank of China (PBOC) Digital Currency Research Institue, MIIT, Tencent, ZheÂjiang UniÂverÂsity and Baidu. The committee currently lists 71 people from those organizations. Read Full on The Block.
