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Vulnerability refers to the property that things are vulnerable to damage when faced with fluctuations.
-Nassim Nicholas Taleb
In the face of economic fluctuations, it is disadvantageous to hold such a negative view. Every capital market has its own life cycle, which inevitably goes through a process from growth, to peak, and then to recession. Now is no exception. As we emerge from the longest bull market in history, we suddenly find ourselves in a highly vulnerable global economy facing the panicked and perplexed planet unprepared. However, the turmoil has just begun.
Newton's first law, also known as "the law of inertia", means that any object must maintain a constant linear motion or standstill until an external force forces it to change its state of motion. Although this analogy does not perfectly correspond to the capital market (because the market is always changing and developing in different directions), at least one thing is certain that under the action of the market mechanism, the market cycle always appears Trend from peak to valley.
The music box winds up, and the performance of the song sounds, and then it stops after a while. When this happens, the market structure collapses, eventually leading to huge chaos, and then falling into silence. Once external forces force the entire economy into trouble, people will realize the long-standing hidden structural defects in the economy.
Now, the world economy is on the verge of crisis again. All human beings have to face a sudden outbreak of a global epidemic and the resulting shocks in supply and demand in the market. The economies of some countries have stalled. Ironically, the effects of inertia may be prevalent in market fluctuations.
While witnessing the development of the global economy, we still find two simultaneous macro trends:
--1-- USD strong We believe that the strong US dollar is driven by three factors: Investors turn to safe assets: Despite the Fed ’s interest rate cuts and monetary stimulus policies, the market ’s increasing demand for the US dollar has pushed up the US dollar index and hit a new high in 18 years.
US Dollar Financing Issues: Cross-currency basis swaps measure that investors are more inclined to hold the US dollar than the euro or the yen.
On March 17, the euro-dollar basis swap swap premium expanded from -60 basis points to -120 basis points, the highest level since 2011. As of press time, the Euro-US dollar basis swap has rapidly dropped to about -27 basis points, while the US dollar-Japanese yen basis swap has expanded to -70 basis points. Negative basis points indicate greater pressure on the dollar and higher hedging costs for European and Japanese investors.
The reality is that U.S. banks, which are the main source of funding for the U.S. dollar, are storing large amounts of cash instead of actively issuing short-term U.S. dollar loans to foreign banks. Due to recent pressure from the balance sheet, more and more U.S. banks are beginning to reduce credit lines to retain cash. In addition, many foreign banks that lack direct access to the US dollar market can only rely on central bank liquidity swaps for financing. This week, the Fed and several other central banks opened new liquidity swap tools, providing USD 30 billion to USD 60 billion of liquidity, respectively, to ease pressure on USD financing.
Central banks in emerging market countries are taking urgent steps and lowering their benchmark interest rates: Emerging market investors are very worried about the stability of their currencies and are pouring into the dollar market. According to Bloomberg, all major emerging market currencies weakened against the US dollar on January 20, just as the new crown virus began to spread in Asia.
——2—— Treasury liquidity tightening Abnormally performing credit markets: In general, price fluctuations will prompt investors to switch from risky assets (such as stocks) to safe-haven assets (such as bonds). This was indeed the case when the new coronavirus was causing panic. However, the current despair of liquidity (especially cash) by market investors has led to a large-scale sell-off in the global bond market, falling bond prices and rising interest rates.
Repurchase market: The Federal Reserve's rescue measures have not brought the expected results. In the past week, the Federal Reserve announced three repurchases and other measures to release liquidity, hoping to ease the current state of the US Treasury market and reduce the inventory of primary dealers. However, market demand for government bonds remains sluggish.
Let's turn our eyes from the home of the macro economy to the cryptocurrency market. Although they are not necessarily related, we find that the two are closely related.
In the face of volatility, it is particularly important to develop a price action strategy. The CBOE-VIX index, an indicator that predicts the trend of the S & P 500 in the next 30 days, has surged to its highest level since the last global financial crisis. At the same time, we also saw that the 90-day implied volatility of Bitcoin options rose to 6.8% (annualized 130%), which is about 5.9% (annualized 113%) this weekend. As the "Black Thursday" on March 12th, BTC was down 40% and ETH was down 50%, some leveraged positions were forced to close. According to reports, BitMEX alone closed USD 700 million worth of long and short positions. At the same time, the sell-off of ETH dropped the value of the DeFi ecosystem by 40%. The total amount of collateral liquidation of Compound, dYdX and Maker and other lending platforms reached US $ 10 million. But in this turbulent market, not all assets perform so badly.
Although the price of BTC, like the stock market at the beginning, plummeted, falling by 60% from the high price in mid-February, it rebounded by about 50% from the price low on March 12. Over the past period, we have found a large amount of funds flowing from altcoins to BTC. With the spot premium (the spot price is higher than the futures price), the demand for bitcoin lending has increased. The effective fund interest rate also gradually returned to normal as the curve was inverted. In contrast, when futures are at a premium (the futures price is higher than the spot price), there is almost no demand for BTC's lending transactions. At present, the BTC funding rate on various lending platforms has increased from 3-5% to 8%, and the ETH funding rate has increased from 2-4% to 6%.
——3—— Floating profit stablecoin market Since February 14, the entire cryptocurrency market has experienced a large-scale sell-off, with a market value of $ 45 billion evaporated. At the same time, the market value of USDT has risen to nearly $ 5 billion. USDT has emerged from this market volatility and has become a safe-haven asset. This week, the premium rate of USDT prices in China and South Korea is as high as 7%, which is caused by the demand of payment service providers and arbitrage traders. The current over-the-counter USDT supply exceeds supply. At the same time, the market value of USDC climbed to US $ 630 million, a record high. The market value of BUSD is exceeding the US $ 150 million mark, mainly due to the surge in demand for Binance's borrowing and margin trading.
——4—— Near-term outlook We pay close attention to the changing macroeconomic trends and the successive monetary and fiscal policies implemented by governments around the world. Although we cannot predict the specific trend of the market, we still believe that cryptocurrency as an asset class will be strong. In a nutshell, we think:
● Due to the recent sell-off in the market, the value of positions has shrunk sharply, making the distribution of positions in the market clearer.
● With the exit of market makers, the spread between major exchanges has brought more market arbitrage opportunities for retail traders. In particular, the derivatives market (futures and perpetual swaps) has seen a significant discount compared to the spot market, which has pushed up BTC's lending rate.
● By hedging the spot and long futures, market participants can carry out arbitrage trading, which is completely contrary to the market situation we saw last year (the futures price is significantly higher than the spot).
● Over the past six months, trading activities in the options market have grown rapidly. We expect that trading activities in the options market will continue to grow.
● At present, on our platform, institutional clients such as hedge funds, arbitrage traders, crypto companies, etc. have all bought a lot of BTC and USDT.
Market volatility is part of investment. We believe that after a period of time, the economy will re-enter the upward trajectory, please let us work together for it.

Dash is breaking away with regards to integrations, partnerships and developments that advocates of other Crypto Currencies have become frightened of Dash's future dominance. Unfortunately for most of these other Crypto Currency projects Dash as a platform is well and truly in the driving seat on so many levels.
Lets take a look at some of the achievements in 2017 and upcoming events:

• Partnership With KuvaCash to Fight Inflation in Zimbabwe with Cryptocurrency
• Dash signs up with Ogilvy & Mather in marketing drive and rebranding
• Dash funds Max Keiser and Steven Baldwin's RT show "The Great American Pilgrimage" (16 shows)
• Partnership with Arizona State University to Launch Research Lab
• Dash cryptocurrency officially Approved by Apple - Releases InstantSend-Enabled iPhone Wallet
• Dash research lab set up in Hong Kong by Evan Duffield
• BlockCypher announces strategic partnership and blockchain-focused grant program with Dash
• Dash, BlockCypher launch grant program for blockchain-focused companies
• Patientory integrates Dash
• Partnership with BugCrowd employs 60'000+ 'hackers' to test Dash network for blockchain vulnerabilities and exploits
• BitPanda launches Dash trading a Euro based crypto broker
• Partnership with Wall Of Coins enables users to Buy and Sell Dash at Banks
• Partnership with BlockPay to enable point of sale purchases in over 36 countries
• Dash added to Uphold allowing Dash to be bought directly
• CoinBR Integration Allows Dash Buying at 13,000 Locations in Brazil
• Support added for Dash on General Bytes ATMs
• Wirex Partnership offers new Dash Wallet & Contactless Cards
• TenX releases new Dash debit card
• Dash Sponsored MMA Fighter Davis Dos Santos
• Bitmain releases D3 AntMiner for Dash
• BitCart Dumps Bitcoin, Goes Dash-Only
• BitCart announces Festy Dash enabled payments wristband
• ALT36 teams up with Dash ensuring Dash payments exclusivity across 2400+ legal cannabis outlets across the US
• New Dash Offices at SkySong
• Dash Core takes on 25 full time developers
• Dash holds open house at Arizona State University
• First Dash Conference held in London in September 2017
• Dash organised conferences and meetups across the world. One event in Venezula attracted over 350 participants
• Rollout of new Dash Release 12.2 across 4500 masternodes within 3 weeks
• Dash Instant cash withdrawals and depoists with Lamasu ATM
• Successful activation of DIP0001 reduced transaction fees by a factor of 10 and increased blocksize to 2MB
• Price increased from $12 and hitting an ATH of $818 since the start of 2017
• Monthly budget suppasses $5 million mark to fund proposals
• Amanda B Johnson returns to scale up publicity getting Dash coverage in the mainstream publications, podcasts, and television stations which cover consumer tech
• Over 500 merchants now accept Dash as payment
• Discover Dash website launches
• Dash Force News site launches
• 3 Amigos weekly podcast launches
• Co-Pay Beta Wallet to be released in December 2017
• Hashrate increased from 1.6THs to a staggering 2PHs since the start of 2017!
• Evolution Alpha on Testnet expected Q1 2018
• Evolution expected on mainnet mid-late 2018
• PBRG confidential report advised members to invest in Dash to reap a five fold ROI in the next 2 years with a future projected price of over $12'000 per Dash
• Dash Documentary - coming 2018
• Added to Bitfinex Exchange
• Added to CEX.io Exchange
• Added to OKex Exchange
• Added to Kraken Exchange
• Added to Quoine Exchange
• Added to Binance Exchange
• Added to Qryptos Exchange
• Added to Bisq Decentralised Exchange
• Added to Huboi Exchange
  
• Powerful governance system for budget and network proposals
  
• Self-sustaining DAO and growing ecosystem
  
• Two-tier network that will allow Dash to grow with demand
  

More big news still to come in the coming month
Edit: Fixed typos, added new items & links

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Untidy hair, ragged clothes, and he often swam at the entrance of the subway, often talked about "Book of Songs" and "Zuo Zhuan". The "Wandering Master" in shanghai was so unexpectedly hot.
In fact, long before the wandering master, there were several vagrants who were famous, such as the earliest "Xilige", and the "Daxige" we want to mention today.
The overnight fame of Daxige came from a news video: On January 14, a fire at No. 19, Weixian Road, burned his house into ruins. In the TV news, he slammed into the camera and sighed the accident of the fire. The man, dressed as a woman has attracted the attention of netizens across the country. In the tens of thousands of times of forwarding, the words "evildoer" and "weirdo" continued to appear, and the 56-year-old Daxige was hot.
It was because of the costume, someone called him aunt, someone called him Flower Girl, and some people called him Daxige, but almost no one knows and no one cares about his real name, Liu Peilin. Daxige said that although life is very depressed, there have been very beautiful days before. When he was three years old, he was picked up by his foster mother at the station. His adoptive father's ancestor was a native of Qingzhou. After Japan invaded China, he ran from Qingzhou to Qingdao. After liberation, the adoptive father also partnered with others to open a sewing factory. After the death of his adoptive father, Daxige inherited his old villa at No. 2, Yishui Road. In 1999, in order to treat the illness of foster mother, Daxige sold the villa at a price of less than 100,000 yuan. "If it's not so helpless, I really won't sell the villa. Now every time I pass there, I feel so sad."
Daxige was laid off from the clothing factory in Shinan District in 1992. After that, he enrolled in a car training course and sold newspapers. In 1997, he began his career in scavenging. According to Daxige, when he was a child, the foster mother liked to dress him up as a girl, and he gradually fell in love with the girl's dress. When he grow up slowly, this "hobby" is forcibly changed by the foster mother. The reason why the men re-dressed as women, Daxige said that it is because of the frustration of marriage, "seeing through the vanities of the world".
Many netizens laughed at the weird costume of Daxige, but few people pay attention to the helplessness and sadness behind him. If there are excellent material conditions, I don't think anyone will be willing to live a wandering life.
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Rate (per day)	107.80	1494.28
Unique Redditors	596	3440
Combined Score	31658	33963

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1. 4526 points, 1 submission: Alexsayzz
   
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2. 2391 points, 2 submissions: MoonMan_666
   
   1. Someone just paid $0.10 to move $194M (29,999 BTC). Think about how powerful that is for a second. (2369 points, 380 comments)
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10. 704 points, 1 submission: lesbiansareoverrated
    
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    1. The Golden Pineapple, a 3D combination puzzle for all ages and free to play. Be the first to solve the final level and win 1 BTC, courtesy of The Pineapple Fund. http://pineapplearcade.net/arcade-game/pineapple (91 points, 25 comments)
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    1. Bitcoin proves once again its the best way to transfer money! $194 million transferred for 10 cents. (87 points, 18 comments)
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    1. I finally figured it out! We have been forming a Dorito Pattern and it’s on it’s way to the cheese dip. (87 points, 49 comments)
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    4. The Congress Is Groping In The Dark To Handle Cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin has come into the mainstream. (6 points, 0 comments)
    5. After Stock Markets Plunge Cryptocurrency Whale Dumps over 22 100 BTC (5 points, 11 comments)
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64. 83 points, 1 submission: -elektro-pionir-
    
    1. AMA with Bitcoin engineer Jameson Lopp (83 points, 21 comments)
65. 80 points, 3 submissions: ysangkok
    
    1. Bitcoin script discussion at Scaling Bitcoin: "Sporks are probabilistic soft-forks [...] where instead of [...] version bits if the blockhash has some [...] PoW below some threshold, it activates. [...] [E.g.] you have an expectation of 6 months to get your shit together. Doing it live." (28 points, 3 comments)
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67. 77 points, 1 submission: Miladran
    
    1. Fidelity Says It Will Trade Bitcoin for Hedge Funds (77 points, 1 comment)
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    1. Swiss Crypto Fund Obtains Country’s First Crypto Asset Management License (77 points, 4 comments)
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    1. I purchased a goTenna to broadcast my BTC transactions with TxTenna and Samourai Wallet. (44 points, 15 comments)
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    3. 303-ish Days in the BTC Bear Market, This Sideways Motion Looks Like A Turn Around!!! (3 points, 16 comments)
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    1. “Bitcoin enables certain uses that are very unique. I think it offers possibilities that no other currency allows. For example the ability to spend a coin that only occurs when two separate parties agree to spend the coin; with a third party that couldn’t run away with the coin itself.” – Pieter Wui (66 points, 14 comments)
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72. 73 points, 1 submission: ozdixon
    
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74. 71 points, 1 submission: MannyAndDrChurchShow
    
    1. I wonder if they would still honor this card.... (71 points, 9 comments)
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    1. Liquid Network - the world’s first production Bitcoin sidechain has officially gone live (65 points, 100 comments)
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    3. Coinfloor to Cut on Staff and Reorganize Amid Volume Fluctuations in the Crypto Markets (1 point, 0 comments)
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    1. Introducing 'The Bitcoin Spellbook': an open-source REST API server for the back-end of (almost) any Bitcoin application. (Think of it as your own IfThisThenThat server but for Bitcoin) (68 points, 3 comments)
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    1. Leading up to the LightingNetwork Hackathon in NY, I thought I would post the talks we filmed at the Berlin lightningHackDay. Some amazing talks! (67 points, 1 comment)
78. 65 points, 1 submission: Komodor123
    
    1. Do you speak more than one language? Then help spread Bitcoin around the world by translating Bitcoin.org! (65 points, 28 comments)
79. 63 points, 1 submission: Sandiegosurf1
    
    1. Fidelity Launches Institutional Crypto Trading and Clearing. Let the institutional money flow! (63 points, 1 comment)
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81. 62 points, 1 submission: CryptoCloaks
    
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These days, all my friends are very anxious. I heard that they stay up till 3am working on the blockchain, sending ICOs, talking about things like “if it rises or falls within the range of 50%, it’s called a stable sideways move”, and “the profit rate will at least be 100 times”. They also talk about the next-generation Internet, the greatest technology revolution since the Industrial Revolution. So, how does this decentralized blockchain influence our life?
Before we talk about the challenge of decentralization, we have to figure out why the challenge of decentralization exists.
Things after a long period of division, tend to unite; after a long period of union, tend to divide.
It is believed in China that “domains under heaven, after a long period of division, tend to unite; after a long period of union, tend to divide.” This rule applies not only to history, but also to the development of the Internet industry.
In the past, the Internet was only used to make phone calls and was monopolized by one or two large companies. This was because of the circuit switching technology back then. If we look back to even earlier age, we’ll find that people had to use manual wiring. Such low level of technology determines that the network at that time can only be centralized.
But the improvement of technology always leads to the new round of decentralization. The invention of the TCP/IP protocol gave an impetus to the arrival of the Internet era. As packet switching took the place of circuit switching, information could get around freely. Under such circumstances, it was simply impossible for one single company to monopolize the the resources of the entire network. It brought us the era of decentralization. Many portal sites and personal blogs came into being, and everyday there were newborn projects plunging into the great tide of the times.
This state of decentralization lasted for a while, then new problems appeared — information was difficult to search
Driven by this demand, search engines and super APPs became the new centers of the whole system. However, based on the data and portals that they had, these apps could collect more data. This is how centralization got to the era of cloud computing and big data.
Just as the time when TCP/IP made the world decentralized. Today, the new technology of blockchain has once again led the world to an era when centralization gives its way to decentralization.
Blockchain, Value Network and Consensus
Many years ago, I had thought, “Why can’t I just put my money into a file folder, in which each file represents a certain value, and when I send someone else a file, I simply transfer my money to him?” It is a pity that this idea could not be achieved by traditional Internet. The traditional Internet is a net of information and can only transmit the copies of those information. However, value, is not easy to transmit. But the birth of blockchain has totally changed the game and made it possible for value to be transferred, just as information is transmitted. This is the magic and charm of blockchain.
Transactions on the blockchain can only be generated by the user’s private key, and once they are recorded by the blockchain, they are impossibly to be changed. Based on the consensus of certain mathematical principles, people can trade with everyone without trusting them. Where there is consensus, there is possibility of cooperation.
All the wars and tragedies in human history are nothing but the result of the failed consensus. After the financial tsunami in 2008, almost at the same time, two people thought of a solution to all trust problems in the world.
l A Chinese and a Japanese
l Ge You and his invention, the conflict resolution terminal
l Satoshi Nakamoto and his invention, blockchain
I have explained to others what blockchain is for a million times —

1. It’s a distributive ledger.
   
2. It’s a decentralized application.
   
3. It’s a consensus platform.
   
4. It’s cryptocurrency
   
5. It’s token economy.
   

I was totally enjoying my explanation, and the listeners were always like “What on earth are you talking about? Can you stop speaking Greek?”
Let’s watch an interesting video first. it’s called “Ge You and his conflict resolution terminal”. After that I’ll explain what blockchain actually is.
URL: https://v.qq.com/x/page/e133670fxux.html
Ge You is a famous Chinese comedian actor, and I mention him here just for fun. In this movie, his conflict resolution terminal only has two nodes, and simply by this, he defrauds another man to bankruptcy. We can just give it a laugh.
We can understand blockchain in this way: it is a conflict resolution terminal that countless people can participate at the same time. It can seal all the transaction contracts collectively, and no sealed participants can withdraw their transactions. One particular feature about the seal is that it’s a very complex paging seal, so that no one can change the data in it.
Using his knowledge in cryptography and POW algorithm, Nakamoto really implemented such a conflict resolution terminal. The world’s top scientists and mathematicians have verified the solidity of this theory, and after nearly ten years of running tests, nothing wrong has ever happened. And its value has increased by millions of times.
Well, I also admire Mr.Ge and his efforts for world peace.
The challenge brought by decentralization
OK I’ll skip the chitchat and go back today’s theme, the challenge of decentralization.
The challenge of technology development
Change is the only constant in life. Technology is updated and renewed everyday, and so is the technology of decentralization.
Because of its trustworthiness by nature, many systems that requires an intermediary to increase credibility are strongly impacted, such as banks, insurance industry, and lottery industry. Beside that, due to decentralization and anonymity, decentralization will impact existing industry rules in many gray dark-web trades or in the field where the law is lagging.
From the perspective of security, any problems caused by the high centralization can have great social consequences.These days, Facebook is facing a 2-trillion-dollar fine for its data breach, which is a wake-up call for everyone. As for China, let’s just imagine how our life will be impacted if Tencent or Alibaba or any other Internet industry giants go wrong.
With the commercialization of 5G technology and the explosive growth of IOT devices, the Internet traffic has shown an exponential increase. The asynchronous growth of the terminal devices and the server is a bottleneck that all centralized processing systems will eventually face.
The challenge of awareness.
We can catch up when our technology is left behind, but we will forever be stuck in the past if our mind is left behind.
Many of us have a belief that the society in which we are living, was, should be, and always will be what it is now. It’s not true.
The money you are using is not actually your own money.
The money we use today has not always been the same. In fact, it is only a few decades old. Before the Bretton Woods system collapsed, it required equivalent value of gold as the credit guarantee to issue currency. And nowadays, we always see news like the following:
1）The U.S. national debt has exceeded 20 trillion U.S dollars. 2）Xiong’an New Area received 100 billion yuan of credit. 3）China Merchants Bank grants 4 billion yuan of credit to Anbang Insurance Group
4）Anbang Insurance Group granted 10 billion yuan of credit to Guangyuan
If you can understand that national debt and credit are the same as direct currency printing, you can understand that the money you use is actually not your own money.
Blockchain is a bubble. So is the very essence of currency itself.
The reason why the release of TOKEN is so popular is that people for the first time actually realize that the essence of currency is credit. Credit, however can be created by media packaging and celebrity platform. And TOKEN is human’s first try to issue currency by blockchain. In the past, it took real guts to do such things. People who can understand it, will be zealous for it. People who don’t, call it fraud.
Companies, have not always been like their current form. Actually, in the future, they might even disappear.
Economic rules tell us that the transaction cost is the reason why company exists. A company will eventually grow to a state in which the company’s transaction costs and management costs are in balance. After that, the expansion of the company will lead to the increase in management costs. However, in the future blockchain world, the transaction of costs will inevitably converge to zero. Can companies still find their reasons to exist at that time? It’s not a long time since the first company came into being. So I would like to say that, the demise of the form of companies will not be far in the future.
In terms of market value, bitcoin market value is over $190 billion, exceeding Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, as well as Boeing.
In terms of trading volume, some bitcoin companies such as Binance, OKEX and Huobi have almost reached the scale of the China A shares.
And here comes DAO, Distributed Autonomous Organization. In the future, more and more companies will be community-oriented on the base of blockchain. Also, there will be more start-up companies choosing to finance by blockchain and operate as a community directly.
Different people will have different feelings and understandings even when watching the same TV series. I watched a Chinese TV series called “Nothing Gold Can Stay”. It led me to think that, in the era of emerging capitalism, how greatly the traditional family business was impacted by the new production relations of the companies. The protagonist Zhou Ying, richest women in her province, failed not because she did not do well, but because the backward production methods dragged her down to the inevitable tragedy. Similarly, in the future, it’s not because that you are not good enough, nor your company is not good enough, but because more and more companies change their patterns and choose a decentralized and community-based mode.
Challenge of the society
The law always lags. Code is the (new) law.
The laws in almost in every country stipulate that users’ data on the Internet only belongs to the users themselves. Companies like Huawei and WeChat also claim that the data belongs to the users. But they know clearly that the data belongs to whoever has access to it.
Facebook, as well, claims that they will protect the user’s data. However, things turns out that they sell the data to whoever pay them.
All software has user authorization and agreement terms, but who will actually read it? What’s the point of reading? Since the law is merely a useless ceremony thing.
There are hundreds of laws about company governance and financing, but how does it do with decentralized communities?
The law stipulates that whoever commits a fraud over a certain amount of money will be put into jail. But in reality, there are people who just defraud billions of dollars by using the blockchain, and the law can do nothing about it.
The country is also a form of relation of production
Chinese students have learned about the relations of production since primary school. I’m not very good at it, so I won’t dig too deep.
Today, we are living in a centralized society, working in a centralized company, getting paid with the temporary coinage issued by the centralized system and imagining the challenges that decentralization will bring to our lives. Of course, our biggest goal is to make a better and fairer society by blockchain, where everyone will have more new opportunities.
In the end, I’d like to end up my speaking with a song. It’s called “ Song of Blockchain”. Hope you enjoy it.
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Guoping Liu
Blockchain technology and applications expert, one of Bitcoin’s first miners, founding developer of the Hero mobile cross-platform framework, president of the Hero Council. Formerly @ Wind, The9, and Dianrong, where he was heavily involved in the development of Dianrong’s blockchain applications.
Previously spent many years developing the Hero framework and blockchain applications. In 2017, meshed the two together to create Hero Node, aimed at making distributed applications easy to develop for everyone. Staunch believer in a better future with distributed applications.
In an open world, Hero Node welcomes any and all feedback. Especially helpful feedback will be rewarded!
Talk to us: Email: [email protected] Twitter: Hero Node

The most important projects needed in Cryptocurrencies today!

Basic infrastructure, education systems, Cryptocurrency ATM's, user friendly wallets, multiple exchanges, and most importantly Education, Education, Education.

Basic infrastructure will get exponentially better as the main problems in cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange becomes more mainstream. Right now as lightning network evolves for bitcoin, and the ability for micro transactions on the block-chain grow we have no choice but to speculate on adaption. The ease of use for average consumers that would like to use cryptocurrencies for everyday purchases will happen. Exchanges are attached to regulations, cultures, and social structures, There are 194 countries that all need a healthy competition of exchanges. There should be more crypto exchanges catering to different cultures and social structures around the world, as altcoins grow and cryptocurrency gains popularity the means of secure exchange is more and more necessary. Ease of use wallets are long overdue most wallets are lacking innovation and good UI/UX. Being able to use cryptocurrency will become a lot easier to use and purchase as the technology grows around the world.

A few exchanges that are out there now that could help you get into the Bitcoin and altcoins fun!!

• Binance
• Coinbase
• Bittrex
• Bitmex
• HitBTC
• Huobi

Here are the places to check your cryptocurrency daily prices.

• Tradingview.com
• OnChainFX
• Coinmarketcap.com
• CoinPuffs.com
• LiveCoinWatch.com

Wallets have to get the game going as well as far as making user experience intuitive, secure, and up to date.

Always make sure to use a wallet that gives you your private key!!

• TrustWallet (ERC-20)
• Jaxx Wallet - Best Wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dozens of Other Cryptocurrencies. Our digital asset wallet, Jaxx, was created in 2014 by Ethereum co-founder Anthony Diiorio.
• Electrum
• Bitcoin.com Wallet
• Blockchain (BTC)
• Enjin Wallet (ENJ) Great Project
• LoafWallet
  
• Blockfolio is a great resource to keep track of your cryptocurrency portfolio!! Make sure to butter your bread to the edges!!
  
• Bitcoin ATM's are important and must be spread out to multiple countries with cost efficient fees.
  

Platform tokens are going to explode as they are required to use general purpose decentralized networks that support a wide variety of applications.

Platform tokens are used to mediate use of the platform like gas on Ethereum or Neo. Some of the top platform tokens out on the market today.

• Ethereum
• Ethereum Classic
• New Economy Movement (NEM)
• Iota
• EOS
• NEO

I gather most of my information from certain figures in the crypto space.

Here are some of my talking head mentors in this game in no particular order! Try and stay away from schills like Doug Polk, SupoMan and John Mcafee until you understand the space!

• Andreas A. Antonopulas - @aantonop, Twitter,Youtube
• DataDash - Youtube
• Ivan on Tech - Youtube
• ILoveCrypto - Youtube, Twitter
• Richard Heart - Youtube, Twitter
• Boxmining - Youtube, Twitter, Telegram
• CryptoBobby
• World Crypto Network - Youtube, Twitter
• Jimmy Song - Website, Youtube, Twitter
• Magical Crypto Friends - Youtube
• Tone Vays , Leah Wald and Giacomo Zucco - Youtube, Twitter
• MadBitcoins
• Vinny Lingham
• Also check out Zedomax

OpenVisionz -

Just a Pizza Delivery slinger from the east on a mission!! I want to use social media as a platform to make things better in my life through expression!!

• Supporters welcome!! [email protected] [email protected]

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   1. I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please? (4297 points, 687 comments)
2. 2152 points, 1 submission: Joecracko
   
   1. Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success. (2152 points, 263 comments)
3. 1373 points, 2 submissions: opencoins
   
   1. The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin. (1361 points, 622 comments)
   2. If you need electrical services in the DC metro, NOVA and MD areas, we now accept crypto payments using the new Coinbase Commerce, and offer crypto deals! (12 points, 11 comments)
4. 1370 points, 1 submission: CommanderStrident
   
   1. Coinbase integration with Lightning, alpha demo (1370 points, 129 comments)
5. 1339 points, 2 submissions: sagar6191
   
   1. Slow increase in Bitcoin prices is better than the sudden price hike (925 points, 148 comments)
   2. Me whenever someone tries to predict Bitcoin prices (414 points, 84 comments)
6. 1009 points, 1 submission: antonesamy
   
   1. Microsoft: "Some blockchain communities increased on-chain tx capacity (blocksize increases), this approach generally degrades the decentralized state & cannot reach the millions... we're collaborating on decentralized Layer 2 protocols that run atop 'BTC' blockchain to achieve global scale" (1009 points, 194 comments)
7. 1006 points, 1 submission: foundanotherscam
   
   1. Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc (1006 points, 299 comments)
8. 993 points, 2 submissions: BitcoinBoffin
   
   1. Terrified Of Bitcoin - Banks Forced To Innovate For First Time In 40 Years (684 points, 124 comments)
   2. "It's Millennial Gold" - Selloff Hasn't Shaken True Believers' Faith In Bitcoin (309 points, 42 comments)
9. 918 points, 9 submissions: domelane
   
   1. This is HUGE: Coinbase introduces "pay with PayPal" like button (517 points, 155 comments)
   2. BLOOMBERG: "South Korea’s government gave the strongest signal yet that it will allow cryptocurrency exchanges to keep operating in the country, a welcome development for traders who had feared an outright ban in one of the world’s biggest markets for digital assets". (337 points, 9 comments)
   3. So, Segwit imminent on Coinbase? (23 points, 12 comments)
   4. Binance CEO Zhao ChengPeng confirms he works with Bitfinex and his trustworthy Binance insiders have seen the Tether bank accounts and calls Anti-Tether rumors FUD. (21 points, 17 comments)
   5. Andreas on SegWit adoption (10 points, 0 comments)
   6. Doug Polk with Jimmy Song (5 points, 0 comments)
   7. What is Taproot? (3 points, 0 comments)
   8. JP Morgan Report: Cryptocurrencies Are Here to Stay (2 points, 1 comment)
   9. How Iceland became the bitcoin miners’ paradise (0 points, 0 comments)
10. 912 points, 1 submission: hard_groins
    
    1. Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!! (912 points, 404 comments)

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1. abuseart (967 points, 11 comments)
2. kumakote (868 points, 149 comments)
3. razmspiele (746 points, 1 comment)
4. nccrypto (445 points, 1 comment)
5. AmoBitcoin (393 points, 16 comments)
6. alwayz (383 points, 1 comment)
7. CommanderStrident (371 points, 11 comments)
8. pumpedupkicks35 (340 points, 2 comments)
9. miloKOKO (310 points, 16 comments)
10. Bitcoin-Yoda (309 points, 113 comments)

Top Submissions

1. I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please? by kumakote (4297 points, 687 comments)
2. Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success. by Joecracko (2152 points, 263 comments)
3. Coinbase integration with Lightning, alpha demo by CommanderStrident (1370 points, 129 comments)
4. The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin. by opencoins (1361 points, 622 comments)
5. Microsoft: "Some blockchain communities increased on-chain tx capacity (blocksize increases), this approach generally degrades the decentralized state & cannot reach the millions... we're collaborating on decentralized Layer 2 protocols that run atop 'BTC' blockchain to achieve global scale" by antonesamy (1009 points, 194 comments)
6. Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc by foundanotherscam (1006 points, 299 comments)
7. Slow increase in Bitcoin prices is better than the sudden price hike by sagar6191 (925 points, 148 comments)
8. Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!! by hard_groins (912 points, 404 comments)
9. Great tweet from Charlie Lee ! B 💵 by 123456654321 (864 points, 283 comments)
10. Shapeshift calls Bitcoin "bitcoin core", receives Huge backlash, admits mistake even though it was intentional by wallyjo3 (817 points, 350 comments)

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2. 746 points: razmspiele's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
3. 445 points: nccrypto's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
4. 383 points: alwayz's comment in Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!!
5. 339 points: pumpedupkicks35's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
6. 338 points: AmoBitcoin's comment in Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success.
7. 336 points: kumakote's comment in I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please?
8. 295 points: bitcoin-panda's comment in Great tweet from Charlie Lee ! B 💵
9. 263 points: miloKOKO's comment in The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin.
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1. 4291 points, 1 submission: kumakote
   
   1. I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please? (4291 points, 687 comments)
2. 2158 points, 1 submission: Joecracko
   
   1. Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success. (2158 points, 263 comments)
3. 1374 points, 1 submission: CommanderStrident
   
   1. Coinbase integration with Lightning, alpha demo (1374 points, 129 comments)
4. 1368 points, 2 submissions: opencoins
   
   1. The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin. (1357 points, 622 comments)
   2. If you need electrical services in the DC metro, NOVA and MD areas, we now accept crypto payments using the new Coinbase Commerce, and offer crypto deals! (11 points, 11 comments)
5. 1344 points, 2 submissions: sagar6191
   
   1. Slow increase in Bitcoin prices is better than the sudden price hike (926 points, 148 comments)
   2. Me whenever someone tries to predict Bitcoin prices (418 points, 84 comments)
6. 1011 points, 1 submission: antonesamy
   
   1. Microsoft: "Some blockchain communities increased on-chain tx capacity (blocksize increases), this approach generally degrades the decentralized state & cannot reach the millions... we're collaborating on decentralized Layer 2 protocols that run atop 'BTC' blockchain to achieve global scale" (1011 points, 194 comments)
7. 999 points, 1 submission: foundanotherscam
   
   1. Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc (999 points, 299 comments)
8. 995 points, 2 submissions: BitcoinBoffin
   
   1. Terrified Of Bitcoin - Banks Forced To Innovate For First Time In 40 Years (685 points, 122 comments)
   2. "It's Millennial Gold" - Selloff Hasn't Shaken True Believers' Faith In Bitcoin (310 points, 42 comments)
9. 921 points, 9 submissions: domelane
   
   1. This is HUGE: Coinbase introduces "pay with PayPal" like button (522 points, 155 comments)
   2. BLOOMBERG: "South Korea’s government gave the strongest signal yet that it will allow cryptocurrency exchanges to keep operating in the country, a welcome development for traders who had feared an outright ban in one of the world’s biggest markets for digital assets". (335 points, 9 comments)
   3. Binance CEO Zhao ChengPeng confirms he works with Bitfinex and his trustworthy Binance insiders have seen the Tether bank accounts and calls Anti-Tether rumors FUD. (22 points, 17 comments)
   4. So, Segwit imminent on Coinbase? (22 points, 12 comments)
   5. Andreas on SegWit adoption (6 points, 0 comments)
   6. Doug Polk with Jimmy Song (6 points, 0 comments)
   7. What is Taproot? (6 points, 0 comments)
   8. JP Morgan Report: Cryptocurrencies Are Here to Stay (2 points, 1 comment)
   9. How Iceland became the bitcoin miners’ paradise (0 points, 0 comments)
10. 913 points, 1 submission: hard_groins
    
    1. Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!! (913 points, 404 comments)

Top Commenters

1. abuseart (971 points, 11 comments)
2. kumakote (869 points, 149 comments)
3. razmspiele (739 points, 1 comment)
4. nccrypto (440 points, 1 comment)
5. AmoBitcoin (395 points, 16 comments)
6. alwayz (371 points, 1 comment)
7. CommanderStrident (364 points, 11 comments)
8. pumpedupkicks35 (334 points, 2 comments)
9. Bitcoin-Yoda (315 points, 113 comments)
10. Simplexletalis (315 points, 10 comments)

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1. I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please? by kumakote (4291 points, 687 comments)
2. Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success. by Joecracko (2158 points, 263 comments)
3. Coinbase integration with Lightning, alpha demo by CommanderStrident (1374 points, 129 comments)
4. The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin. by opencoins (1357 points, 622 comments)
5. Microsoft: "Some blockchain communities increased on-chain tx capacity (blocksize increases), this approach generally degrades the decentralized state & cannot reach the millions... we're collaborating on decentralized Layer 2 protocols that run atop 'BTC' blockchain to achieve global scale" by antonesamy (1011 points, 194 comments)
6. Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc by foundanotherscam (999 points, 299 comments)
7. Slow increase in Bitcoin prices is better than the sudden price hike by sagar6191 (926 points, 148 comments)
8. Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!! by hard_groins (913 points, 404 comments)
9. Great tweet from Charlie Lee ! B 💵 by 123456654321 (861 points, 282 comments)
10. Shapeshift calls Bitcoin "bitcoin core", receives Huge backlash, admits mistake even though it was intentional by wallyjo3 (817 points, 349 comments)

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2. 739 points: razmspiele's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
3. 440 points: nccrypto's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
4. 371 points: alwayz's comment in Guys, bitcoin is $9k+!!!
5. 338 points: AmoBitcoin's comment in Bitcoin succeeds in part because it has no leader, no "Jesus", no "messiah". Bitcoin succeeds largely because it's face is... us. Please don't give anyone such a status. It's Paramount to Bitcoin's success.
6. 337 points: kumakote's comment in I've spent the last 4 months jobless building a Desktop Cryptocurrency Tracker: Moonitor. I'm not 16, my dog mentors me (true story) and no human touched/committed my code. Can I get some downloads/feedback please?
7. 333 points: pumpedupkicks35's comment in Today I sold my house for 35 Bitcoin! Going to travel the world for 2 years and the hopefully buying a house double the size for less btc
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9. 263 points: miloKOKO's comment in The USA running $1 Trillion deficit. These are reasons I buy Bitcoin.
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