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**Consensus Network: Cryptocurrency News & Education**

Bitcoin, blockchain, distributed ledger, and cryptocurrency will change our future. They are terms to describe components of a technological and social revolution on the horizon. Yet, any talk of bitcoin, alternative coins (alt coins) such as ethereum, eos, ripple, or initial coin offerings (ICO’s) often come with significant speculation and hype that makes it difficult to take seriously the extraordinary underlying technology of distributed ledgers and their impact to our future.

Consensus Network provides news, education, and serious discourse around the technological and social phenomenon of distributed ledgers such as blockchain technology and cryptocurrency without mention of FOMO, LAMBOS, OR MOONING.

Consensus Network is hosted by physician, entrepreneur, and professional investor, Buck Joffrey.

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Ep26: Weekly Cryptocurrency News 12/19/18 Dec 19, 2018

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Consensus Network Weekly Cryptocurrency News 12/19/18

Cryptocurrency Market Capitalization: $125 Billion

Bitcoin Price (Coinbase): $3791

Crypto Come Back or Dead Cat Bounce?

Bitcoin was up just under 7 percent this week. According to theblockcrypto.com, senior market analysts believe that this might be the result of traders closing out short positions.

According to Math Greenspan of eToro, "Closing short sell positions creates an upward pressure on prices. Evidence: BCH is up the most." BCH or Bitcoin Cash has proven itself to be BTrash over the past month.

Frankly, there is NO other reason for this rally right now. In fact, the global markets themselves are shaky. I do not subscribe to the idea that bitcoin is yet an uncorrelated asset.

In times of uncertainty, people sell off speculative assets. Most of the world views bitcoin and especially other cryptocurrencies that way.

My vote: dead cat bounce. There is no reason for a recovery right now.

Is the Bear Market Scaring Off Institutional Money?

According to Bloomberg, JP Morgan analysts believe that the protracted cryptocurrency bear market is driving away institutional interest.

The report sites decreasing interest in the open contracts on bitcoin futures at the Chicago Board of Options Exchange. Last month was apparently the lowest level of interest since the futures trading began in December of 2017.

A similar sentiment was recently reported by Coinshares CSO Meltem Demirors.

In my view, that is what makes this crash "different". Many crypto enthusiasts boast about seeing these kinds of corrections several times and not being phased by them.

However, we were on the precipice of seeing bitcoin go mainstream. The crash, mainly triggered by a ridiculous battle between bitcoin cash rivals has hurt the ecosystem at large and I suspect will delay an ETF and other advancements of bitcoin within the Wall Street Ecosystem.

Startup to Focus on Accepting Lightening Network Merchant Payments

OpenNode, a startup backed by Tim Draper, raised $1.25 million to help build a new bitcoin payment platform that focuses on ease of use.

The software essentially makes it very easy for merchants to accept bitcoin. What makes it different from Bitpay and Coinbase Commerce is that it allows for merchants to accept bitcoin through the lightning network— a second layer that allows for cheap instantaneous transactions of bitcoin off-chain. You can learn more about lightening network on our recent interview with Samson Mow of Blockstream.

I love the technology and it will be interesting how it plays out. I'm also interested in understanding how bitcoin taxes will be paid if it is actually used for transactions. In other words, when you pay someone with bitcoin that has gone up in value, will that be a taxable event.

If you pay someone in gold, it is a taxable event. This could be a problem for mass adoption of bitcoin as a payment system in the US.

Ep25: Nic Carter and the REAL Value of Blockchain Dec 16, 2018

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I don't know if you've noticed, but people are overusing the word blockchain. In fact, a recent article I read exposed twelve publicly traded companies that reaped huge valuation rewards simply by adding the word "bitcoin" or "blockchain" to their name.

Now listen, this technology that is coming through is special. I have no doubt about it. But even actual blockchain projects may not have a real reason to include distributed ledgers.

All of this, of course, is going to flush out over the next decade. Our job, in the meantime, is to understand the technology as well as we can and to try to understand for what it is best suited.

My guest this week on Consensus Network has a special set of skills. His ability to think at both a macro level and as an analyst evaluating projects is impressive.

His name is Nic Carter and he is going to help us navigate through the rapidly changing world of distributed ledger technology.

Shownotes:

Nic Carter's background
What's is Coin Metrics?
How is Coin Metrics different than bits activity and other competitors
Castle Island
Blockchain, blockchain, blockchain…
When will the impact of institutional interest reflect the market?
Learn more about Nic Carter
https://medium.com/@nic__carter
https://coinmetrics.io/

Ep24: Weekly Cryptocurrency News 12/12/18 Dec 12, 2018

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Consensus Network Weekly Crypto News 12/12/18

Cryptocurrency Market Cap: $111 Billion

Bitcoin Price (Coinbase): $3463

SEC Decision on Bitcoin ETF Set for February

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed their decision on a bitcoin ETF again to a final deadline of February 27, 2019.

The ETF in question is the one everyone was excited about because of the sponsors, the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (CBOE) and VanEck SolidX.

The big issue of concern voiced repeatedly by the SEC is that the market is exposed to manipulation and that not enough safeguards have been put into place.

Here's the deal—it ain't going to happen. That's my prediction. The SEC is going to error on the conservative side. A lot of people have lost a lot of money lately and there is no rhyme or reason to the movement of bitcoin price right now. That makes market manipulation an easy argument to make.

That said, all markets are manipulated to some extent—especially the commodity markets that bitcoin would fall under.

I am convinced that this ETF will not get through by the deadline. I think that the SEC is seeing this market grow in real time and infrastructure getting put in place for it to become more transparent. But bitcoin is not ready for prime time…yet.

I hate to say this because I, like so many others, was so optimistic about this ETF going through virtually guaranteeing the existence of bitcoin for the next 100 years.

I still think it will happen but I would not get your hopes up for it to happen in the first quarter of this year as some of my fellow podcasters and newsletter writers have predicted. On the other hand, there is plenty of other institutional movements in bitcoin to look forward to including the launch of Bakkt in January and Fidelities involvement that could prove to be even more important.

Be ready for winter to last a while folks.

BlockFi raises $4 million to Help with Crypto Credit Cards

BlockFi, who's founder and CEO Zac Prince was previously featured on Consensus Network scored another round of investments from some big money investors including Fidelity.

Part of the funds will be used to build out products including a crypto backed credit card and potentially a credit card that offers bitcoin rewards instead of miles or cash back.

BlockFi is also planning to offer an interest earning savings account for cryptocurrency. Of note, despite the bear market, BlockFi has grown substantially year over year activity.

I look at players like Fidelity still getting entrenched in this market and still see this as long term Bullish for Bitcoin.

Coinbase to Pivot Towards More Alt Coins

Coinbase is looking to add 31 new cryptocurrencies to its fiat exchange. Notably the list includes EOS, which ought to be given it is the primary competitor of Ethereum, and XRP. Now XRP (AKA Ripple's cryptocurrency) is somewhat controversial because there is a strong case that it is a security so most exchanges that care about US regulatory laws are not really getting it involved in their projects—Gemini is a good example of that.

Certainly this is a way for there to be more growth an liquidity in the cryptocurrency markets and certainly a way for Coinbase to make more money. However, when I look at the list, a number of the projects qualify as what I not so eloquently describe as "shitcoins".

So what am I doing? I'm doing nothing right now. I think bitcoin still has potentially 50 percent to drop before we hit the bottom. When that happens, I may start to buy. But we have not seen true capitulation yet in my opinion. We have not seen a quick and dramatic slide to bottoms that no one thought possible. That's when we hit the bottom in my opinion.

Ep23: How to Scale Bitcoin with Samson Mow Dec 09, 2018

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If you follow the crypto world like I do, it seems almost a little bit ridiculous sometimes with all of these personalities threatening each other and massively volatile digital asset prices.

My friend Teeka Tiwari calls these conflicts the "nerd wars" and thinks we should ignore the noise. I tend to agree in the larger scheme of things. However, I do think that this kind of chatter hurts the evolution of this asset class.

In times like these it is important to understand that underlying all of this stuff is a world-changing technology—blockchain—and it was all started by one white paper authored by Satoshi Nakamoto.

That white paper gave us one of the most elegant ideas of the century. It's called bitcoin. Over time, it is my opinion that we will see bitcoin evolve into something of tremendous significance.

However, we aren't their yet and part of the issue is that we are still in the early stages trying to understand how we can unleash all of its potentials.

As a payment system, it has run up against some challenges with regard to scaling. How do you keep this elegant system intact while making it something that can be used for everyday transactions?

This question ultimately led to a major schism in the bitcoin community in August of 2017 which led to the split between bitcoin and bitcoin cash.

I have been trying to get someone to intelligently speak about the issues surrounding the scaling of bitcoin and I was fortunate to find one of the brightest minds in the field, Samson Mow from Blockstream. Listen now to hear how he thinks bitcoin should be scaled.

Samson Mow's background
"Bitcoin is like a tank, or an aircraft carrier"
Lightning Network
What does Blockstream do?
Liquid Network
Bitcoin, not blockchain
Blockstream.com

Ep22: Weekly Cryptocurrency News 12/5/18 Dec 05, 2018

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Consensus Network Weekly Crypto News 12/5/18

Cryptocurrency Market Capitalization: approx $124 Billion

Bitcoin Price (Coinbase): $3713

SEC Meets with VanEck SolidX/CBOE to discuss bitcoin ETF…Again

We have been talking about this bitcoin ETF for some time now that involves a couple of major players including the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (CBOE). A lot of people believed that given the CBOE involvement that this ETF would eventually find its way through the SEC. So representatives from all of the involved parties met again on November 28th.

As you may recall, the last meeting occurred October 9th at which time the attempt was made to convince the SEC that the market is mature enough to support the ETF. Of course that was before the market plummeted from news surrounding bitcoin cash and the war between Roger Ver and Faketoshi, Craig Wright. I'm not sure that was good for their case!

This most recent meeting was in attempts to present the case that bitcoin is a commodity like silver or gold which already have ETFs. Furthermore, the case was made that several qualities of bitcoin and the bitcoin market make it less susceptible market manipulation than other commodities.

The full presentation is on the SEC website. Suffice it to say that the case is compelling but I'm not sure the SEC is going to let it happen with all the money that has been lost in the cryptocurrency market this year.

My guess is that we will see Bakkt, ErisX and Fidelity bring in more money and make this a larger more liquid market before the SEC will go for an ETF. We will continue to follow this story carefully.

SEC Penalizes Floyd Mayweather Jr. and DJ Khaled for Illegal ICO Promotion:

Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. and DJ Khaled have large Twitter followings—something which I do not. Both Celebs were also paid to promote ICO's on their Twitter accounts and did not disclose payments.

Mayweather was paid at least $300K over the course of just a few months and DJ Khaled was paid $50K. Why anyone would take financial advice from Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled is beyond me personally.

The SEC has banned them from doing any further such promotions, ordered disgorgement of promotional funds received and tacked on interest and penalties for both celebrities to pay.

Of course these two guys were not the only ones doing this. There are bloggers and podcasters in the space that were doing the same that will almost certainly be under investigation by the SEC.

Frankly, we need this if the blockchain space is to succeed. We need to purge this world of as many charlatans as possible and focus on the technology. Things like this make the industry look bad and we need do a better job of self-regulating the industry if we are to be taken seriously.

One good outcome of the crypto blood bath is that all of these guys are suddenly silent and BS ICO's are disappearing every day. We need to purge these elements to move forward.

I would like to point out that I seem to be the only one to have STARTED a podcast in the bear market. Hopefully that shows you my true conviction!

Bitcoin Declared Dead!…Again.

Several media outlets that have no clue what they are talking about have yet again declared bitcoin dead. This time, the focus has been on the idea that the price of bitcoin has dipped below a point at which miners will continue to secure the network. This has been characterized as the bitcoin "death spiral".

The problem is, it's just not true. Bitcoin adjusts its difficulty according to the hash rate—for every minor that turns off, mining becomes more profitable for the remaining miners.

Bitcoin Mining difficulty dropped by 15 percent Monday—which was the second largest drop in ASIC history. Decreases in difficulty make it cheaper to mine. The math isn't quite as hard for the computers to solve.

Now also remember that some major minors are located in China with ridiculously inexpensive costs of electricity. Other minors are being subsidized by their governments or are using very inexpensive renewable energy.

We all seem to forget that bitcoin didn't start out at $6000. It is software designed to adjust to demand. It will find its way.

Ep21: The Conservative Investor's Case for Bitcoin Dec 02, 2018

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One of the favorite words in crypto-Twitter these days is "Institutional". What does that even mean? What is the big deal about these institutional investors coming in and why in the world do we care?

There has been big money in the crypto markets for a while in the form of hedge funds, family offices, and wealthy individuals—all of which tend to have a greater appetite for risk than say a pension fund or a University endowment. The latter are more conservative because their primary objective is to not lose money. Crypto certainly is a good place to do that as we have seen in the past few weeks.

So why would Yale University's endowment lead the charge into diversifying into blockchain? Why are other Universities following suit?

Well, the issue is that there is risk in participating in this technology but there is also risk in not participating. Say for example an endowment put 1 percent of its assets into blockchain (still a lot). If that one percent went down to zero, which is highly unlikely, the overall effect on the portfolio would be negligible.

On the flip side, if that one percent returned 1000 percent over two or three years, which absolutely could happen, that small risk would lead to noticeable improvements in the overall yield of a fund. This is what you call an asymmetric risk profile and cryptocurrency is the quintessential example of that.

Frankly, as an individual, I have small investments in dozens of projects for the very same reason. Certainly, there are some that I have greater conviction in that I consider less risky, such as bitcoin, that I am willing to buy a little bit more of, but the vast majority of alternative coins out there are still quite risky in my humble opinion.

This week's podcast features an interview with Kim Snider. Kim comes from the traditional financial world where she was an expert in options trading. After a successful career, she retired. However, seeing this asymmetric risk profile opportunity was enough to get her back in the game. In this interview, she will tell you why you should invest in bitcoin even if you have no clue how it works.

Ep20: Weekly Cryptocurrency News 11/28/18 Nov 28, 2018

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Consensus Network Weekly Crypto News 11/28/18

Cryptocurrency Market Capitalization: $138 billion

Bitcoin Price (Coinbase): $4196

Bitcoin Upturn or Dead Cat Bounce?

Bitcoin broke through the $4000 level and flirted with $3500. Today, everyone is getting excited because the market is up. In fact, bitcoin is up almost 20 percent since yesterday.

I'm not a trader. I've made that very clear in the past so I don't buy and sell on short-term market movements. However, I am looking for a bottom because my long-term view on bitcoin and blockchain is very bullish. So, I'm eager to buy more when it's on sale.

Now just because I'm not a trader doesn't mean I don't respect the abilities of those who are. Tyler Jenks was on the show a few weeks back when bitcoin was sitting in the mid $6000s and was about as sure as anyone that it was going to plummet in the short term. To be honest, I didn't believe him until he literally called it the day before on Twitter. It was like watching Babe Ruth point to the rafters and hit it out of the park.

Now Tyler says that this really is short term and, even if it goes back up to $6K, it's going easily sub $3k before it takes off. Tyler is seriously bearish on bitcoin price but highly bullish on bitcoin's future so he's looking to buy in as well. But he thinks we are going lower before we go back up. One of the things I have learned over the years is that it's not a good thing to be the smartest guy in the room. You want to surround yourself with people who are smarter than you at various different tasks.

Tyler is a technical analyst and can identify good times to buy better than me for sure. So, I'm just going to buy more when Tyler tells me to buy more on his YouTube channel. You should check it out. It's way over my head but fascinating nonetheless.

So… bitcoin price may be headed south, but don't let that fool you into this narrative that bitcoin is dead. While this uptick in bitcoin price may be a dead cat bounce, bitcoin has shown over the years that it has at least nine lives.

We've talked about the institutional frameworks that are now being built and those are not slowing down. And people are not slowing down their use of bitcoin. Bitcoin transactions have actually reached their highest level since mid-January. In fact, the number of daily transactions on the bitcoin blockchain is approximately the same as Mastercard.

Why is this significant? What gives Bitcoin its value? What gives anything value? Ultimately it's faith in the system and the bitcoin blockchain is not being utilized any less than it was at $20K bitcoin.

I don't know when, but I am quite sure a bitcoin bull run will happen again and this time it will include big money institutional investors that will take it to new highs. I truly believe that we are seeing a tremendous transfer of wealth happening from scared retail investors selling to institutional ones who are buying from over the counter platforms like genesis. Individuals are selling and institutions are buying and they are going to make most of the money…like they always do.

SEC Chairman Comments Cast Doubts on ETF Approval

Jay Clayton, chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, speaking at Consensus: Invest Conference reiterated previous concerns about the cryptocurrency market's exposure to market manipulation.

This was one of the reasons cited by the SEC in multiple rejections of ETF applications. Many were optimistic about the CBOE/Van Eck Solid ETF being considered by the SEC, but Clayton suggested he did not think that had yet been accomplished.

Of course, the CBOE application addresses this problem with pegging the eta prices to over-the-counter trading such as Genesis Trading but given the recent events in the cryptocurrency world, I would personally be shocked if the application is in fact approved next year although eventually I think it is inevitable given the interest from institutional and retail investors.

Ohio Accepts Bitcoin for Tax Payments

The Wall Street Journal disclosed on Sunday that Ohio will become the first U.S. state to accept bitcoin for taxes.

The guy behind this is Josh Mandel, the forty-one-year-old State Treasurer of Ohio who wants Ohio to be the national leader in embracing blockchain.

Mandel says he believes in "leveraging technology for the democratization of finance".

In case you are wondering, Ohio will be using BitPay as a payment processor that will immediately convert bitcoin into US dollars. They do not currently plan on HODLing although that could actually be the smartest they could do given the price of bitcoin right now!

Ep19: Hunter Horsley with Bitwise Management on Buying the Market Nov 25, 2018

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There is blood in the streets of blockchain and I won't be surprised if there is more.

I suspect that it will get worse before it gets better. This whole thing started out with a consolidation and an uncharacteristically low volatility in crypto.

The question was whether it was going to break up or break down. For those of us looking solely at the macro picture, the involvement of institutions and the potential for an ETF made us believe things were going to break for the better.

In the meantime, the technical guys, the guys who just look at the charts, were calling it the other way. Tyler Jenks, who was on this show just a couple of weeks ago called this sell-off. But he also believes it's going down towards $1000 before we are out of the bear market.

Maybe he's right. For better or worse, we shall see. The interesting thing I've noticed is that a lot of these guys who called this sell-off and still see it heading south are, overall, very bullish on bitcoin. Tyler thinks after the sell-off it will head up into mid-six figure territory.

In other words, what we are seeing here is a very psychological event that really has no fundamental reason. Sure there was the bitcoin cash hard fork and the threat from Faketoshi about dumping one million bitcoin but that shouldn't drive billions out of the market should it?

It's all emotion and automation at this point. A lot of people program stop losses to lock in their profits so when the price starts drifting down, their bitcoin automatically gets sold off. You saw that a lot around $6000. Below that is the abyss. Very few people planned for it so the price is in free fall.

It's important in times like this to understand, though, that this is not the first time bitcoin and crypto have been pronounced dead. It's happened multiple times before. This time, there is institutional infrastructure built for this thing to succeed in the long run so the likelihood of "death" is really very small in my estimation.

Furthermore, underlying all of this volatility is a new technology that will have seismic effects on the world. If you believe that, you may still believe that bitcoin prices will be over $100,000 per coin over the next five years. I am in that camp.

If that's the case, does it matter if you bought in at $6500 or $3500? Either way, you would do quite well. I know it's hard to think rationally when your brain tells you to run away but that is what separates good investors from the bad ones.

Warren Buffett said, "Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful." There is a lot of fear out there right now so, again, it might be time to get greedy pretty soon.

That said, if you don't want the hassles of dealing with wallets and trading platforms, there is a way to just buy the market when you think it's bottomed out or stabilized.

It's through a company called Bitwise Management. This week on Consensus Network, I interview HunterHorsely, cofounder and CEO of bitwise.

If you're thinking about taking advantage of this crash but don't know where to start, don't miss this episode.

By the way, it was recorded before this crash so never mind the talk about the stability of the markets!

Shownotes:

Hunter Horsley's background
Big institutes getting into cryptocurrency in 2018
What's holding back the investors
What's the cost if I DON'T invest
Bitcoin vs everything else
Bitwise
Hunter's typical investors
Bitwiseinvestments.com

Ep18: Institutional Interest in Cryptocurrency with Michael Moro Nov 18, 2018

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It used to be that bitcoin was just for quirky libertarian computer scientists but somehow the virus has spread gradually into big money.

How something that was never advertised goes from nothing to over $100 billion market cap in 10 years and ushers in an entirely new digital currency asset class is mind-boggling to me.

So, it is particularly interesting to people who watched it happen. Michael Moro has been involved with bitcoin trading before the infamous Mount Gox hack and has watched it mature to where it is today.

In this episode, he will take us on that journey and use that perspective on the future of institutional interest in cryptocurrency.

Shownotes:

What caused the bitcoin cash fork problem?
hashing power's effect on price
Michael Moro and Genesis
When did the institutional money come in?
What is Genesis about?
The benefit of over-the-counter trading platforms
The new Genesis Capital: a lending platform
More on Michael Moro
Genesistrading.com
Genesiscap.co

Ep17: Weekly Cryptocurrency News 11/14/18 Nov 14, 2018

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Consensus Network Weekly Crypto News: 11/14/18

Cryptocurrency Market Capitalization: $188 billion

Bitcoin Price (Coinbase): $5588

Bitcoin Bloodbath!

Bitcoin prices fell by almost 10 percent today all the way down to $5555.34 on Coinbase. Listeners of this podcast heard Tyler Jenks with Lucid Investments last week hint at some of the chart analysis that indicated a potential drop in the market. Well, I guess he was right. Now Tyler also suggested bitcoin prices could go A LOT lower (around $1000). If that happens, I will do ANYTHING Tyler tells me to do!

Is Satoshi's Vision Causing the Bloodbath?

Now, what could be causing this selloff? The only real instability in the market at large is the pending hard fork of bitcoin cash tomorrow. Bitcoin cash was of course a hard fork of bitcoin itself led by, among others, Roger Ver AKA bitcoin Jesus and Craig Wright AKA Fake Satoshi. Wright has claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto himself, author of the bitcoin white paper but has never provided any evidence to that effect.

Now, Ver and Wright are facing off on a hard fork of bitcoin cash—Ver supporting software called ABC and Wright supporting software called "Satoshi's vision".

An email from Wright to Ver was circulating on crypto twitter and showed the following excerpts from Fake Satoshi: "Bitcoin (Cash) will die before ABC shits on it. I will see BCH trade at 0 for a few years…Side with ABC, you hate bitcoin (cash), you are my enemy. You have no fucking idea what that means."

Talk about Drama. I thought American politics was bad. This is crazy!

At any rate, this is the primary instability in the market and many trading platforms have frozen bitcoin cash trades until the issue is resolved.

I would have thought that money would have fled into bitcoin from bitcoin cash to avoid instability the same way it did when money fled from tether, the stable coin that could never prove it's peg to the US dollar. But that's why I admit I am a terrible trader.

Something is going on here that I don't understand. But fundamentally, my belief in bitcoin has got me seeing this as a buying opportunity. Warren Buffet said, "Be Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful." There's a selloff going on and I am buying. I already bought at around $5600 today and will buy again we get close to $5200. I am NOT a trader but my long term view on bitcoin is still very bullish.

I should point out that even though Tyler Jenks predicted this sell-off, he also believes bitcoin will eventually be worth $500K. If you are willing to hold for a few years, it may be an asymmetric bet to buy now.

SEC Chief Puts Decentralized Exchanges on Notice

Last week the securities and exchange commission newly appointed cyber chief Robert Cohen put distributed exchanges on notice. Specifically, he announced that they filed a case against ether delta creator Zachary Coburn.

Decentralized exchanges are basically exchanges without centralized operations. Instead, trades are executed on smart contracts on the blockchain.

Cohen pointed out that using blockchain to create a decentralized trading platform does not remove the responsibility of the creator.

Cohen made it clear that a platform is operating in the United States must be compliant. It is not clear how the SEC plans to deal with anonymously created decentralized exchanges which are essentially impossible to shut down.

Anyway, the big news today is the bitcoin sell-off. I'm keeping a close eye on it. Follow consensus network on Twitter to get real-time updates.

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