What is interesting to me is that the EU already has plans for a digital Euro, China has almost implemented a digital Yuan, but there are no concrete plans for a digital dollar. Does anyone have any theories as to why?
Truth be told,I am not even thinking it going above 100k at the moment - it will probably happen, but I want to see it reach that level first before I consider its further development.
The Chinese authorities may have been cracking down on the cryptocurrency industry for quite a while now, but the industry is clearly not down for the count. If anything, it has seen a clear resurgence, with the United States emerging as the biggest producer of Bitcoin in the world.
As a result...
The Christmas gift part had not occurred to me, but it should have.
As to it reaching 100k, even if it doesn't happen by the end of this year, I think next year it may be possible.
Well, the hack did not faze them all that much. They recently issued a statement that they are increasing the size of their debt offering to roughly 2 billion USD from the previously announced 1.5 billion USD, because of stronger then expected market interest.
The proceeds of the offering are...
I have pretty mixed feelings on such shows. On one hand they're very fun, on the other hand, I prefer not to think about trading when I am relaxing and watching a show.