The Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Cryptocurrency Thread
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Total overkill in my opinion for very little payback in most instances. Again, as with many Thai IT initiatives, I don't believe they have the ability. If they have to pay for outside help, that makes it even less likely. However, it would be a large project, and I'm sure there's a general somewhere willing to make a mint whilst trying.
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Re: The Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Cryptocurrency Thread
Most countries are striving for a cashless society, the payback is the information they get from their population and their spending habits. Thailand doesn't have the ability, so they will look north to their big red buddy which is very close to launching such a system already.
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BOT cryptocurrency rolled out for businesses before public debut
The Bank of Thailand has entered third-phase development of its “central bank digital currency” (CBDC) and plans to expand its use among large businesses, Vachira Arromdee, BOT assistant governor, said on Wednesday (July 15).
The central bank is already using CBDC for financial transactions with some big businesses, she revealed. In September, the BOT will begin using the digital currency for transactions with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, she added. “The central bank is also thinking about expanding use of the cryptocurrency to the general public, but a comprehensive study must be completed before taking such action.” Vachira said the cryptocurrency may have negative impacts on commercial banks by removing the need for a middleman in financial transactions.
However, on the positive side, it would reduce the cost of financial transactions, she said. She cited China, saying public use of digital currency in the form of tokens had not affected the financial system there. The BOT’s digital currency differs from Bitcoin, which is currently traded in the global market. Bitcoin is not backed by assets, so its value is highly volatile.
In contrast, the central bank’s digital currency will be backed by tangible assets such as country’s international reserve, making it a stable currency. However, broad public use of digital currency via e-wallets is a big issue, so the central bank will look carefully look at the pros and cons, including its impact on financial stability, she added. Thakorn Piyapan, head of the Krungsri Consumer Group, supports a public rollout of the BOT cryptocurrency, saying it would promote mobile banking and e-wallets and reduce the cost of printing and using banknotes.
https://www.nationthailand.com/business/30391375
"Bitcoin is not backed by assets" - neither is currency in a bank account since banks work on fractional reserves lending that money out relentlessly.
The Bank of Thailand has entered third-phase development of its “central bank digital currency” (CBDC) and plans to expand its use among large businesses, Vachira Arromdee, BOT assistant governor, said on Wednesday (July 15).
The central bank is already using CBDC for financial transactions with some big businesses, she revealed. In September, the BOT will begin using the digital currency for transactions with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, she added. “The central bank is also thinking about expanding use of the cryptocurrency to the general public, but a comprehensive study must be completed before taking such action.” Vachira said the cryptocurrency may have negative impacts on commercial banks by removing the need for a middleman in financial transactions.
However, on the positive side, it would reduce the cost of financial transactions, she said. She cited China, saying public use of digital currency in the form of tokens had not affected the financial system there. The BOT’s digital currency differs from Bitcoin, which is currently traded in the global market. Bitcoin is not backed by assets, so its value is highly volatile.
In contrast, the central bank’s digital currency will be backed by tangible assets such as country’s international reserve, making it a stable currency. However, broad public use of digital currency via e-wallets is a big issue, so the central bank will look carefully look at the pros and cons, including its impact on financial stability, she added. Thakorn Piyapan, head of the Krungsri Consumer Group, supports a public rollout of the BOT cryptocurrency, saying it would promote mobile banking and e-wallets and reduce the cost of printing and using banknotes.
https://www.nationthailand.com/business/30391375
"Bitcoin is not backed by assets" - neither is currency in a bank account since banks work on fractional reserves lending that money out relentlessly.
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Looks like they're both behaving like safe-haven assets while central banks keep printing trillions, devaluing regular currency at unprecedented rates ...
Gold Reaches All-Time High as Bitcoin Breaks Above $11k
The price of gold reached a new all-time intraday high of $1,942 Monday, extending a rally that started in 2019.
A record high for the yellow metal comes during an approximately 28% rally since January.
Gold’s previous record high of $1,924 was reached on September 6, 2011.
Bitcoin, often viewed as digital gold, soared to $11,400 as the stalwart cryptocurrency keeps pace with gold.
Bitcoin gained more than 13% over the past 24 hours, according to OnChainFX.
https://www.coindesk.com/gold-reaches-a ... -above-11k
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin- ... ugh-11-000
Gold Reaches All-Time High as Bitcoin Breaks Above $11k
The price of gold reached a new all-time intraday high of $1,942 Monday, extending a rally that started in 2019.
A record high for the yellow metal comes during an approximately 28% rally since January.
Gold’s previous record high of $1,924 was reached on September 6, 2011.
Bitcoin, often viewed as digital gold, soared to $11,400 as the stalwart cryptocurrency keeps pace with gold.
Bitcoin gained more than 13% over the past 24 hours, according to OnChainFX.
https://www.coindesk.com/gold-reaches-a ... -above-11k
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin- ... ugh-11-000
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So cripple the world's economy with Covid-19 and then monopolize international currency - China's world domination, a conspiracy theorists dream...... and a nightmare in the making.
"One Day Everyone Will Use China's Digital Currency'"
"Chandler Guo was a pioneer in cryptocurrency, the digital currencies that can be created and used independently of national central banks and governments.
In 2014 he set up an operation to produce one of those currencies, Bitcoin, in a secret location in western China.
"Mining" Bitcoin is a power hungry enterprise involving dozens of computers so he used power from a hydroelectric station, in partnership with a local Chinese government official.
At its peak his machines were capable of mining 30% of the world's Bitcoin. He believed Bitcoin would one day change the world and replace the dollar.
But now he sees a new force emerging - a payment system created by the Chinese state and known as Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP).
It's really a digital version of China's official currency, the yuan, and Mr Guo feels DCEP will become the dominant global currency. "One day everyone in the world will be using DCEP," he says.
"DCEP will be successful because there are a lot of Chinese people living outside of China - there are 39 million Chinese living outside of the country.
"If they have a connection with China they will use the DCEP. They can make DCEP become an international currency."
But many question whether it will succeed and there are concerns that it will be used by Beijing to spy on citizens.
Like Bitcoin, DCEP utilises a blockchain technology, a type of digitised ledger used to verify transactions.
Blockchain acts as a universal record of every transaction ever made on that network, and users collaborate to verify new transactions when they occur.
In practice, that means users don't need a bank if, for example, they want to pay each other, perhaps with their phones.
China plans to launch DCEP later this year. But so far, the People's Bank of China has not given an exact date for the nationwide launch.
China began testing the digital currency earlier this year in selected cities. When rolled out it will allow users to link downloaded electronic wallets to their bank cards, make transactions and transfer money.
"It's hard to predict the timeline but the People's Bank of China is under a lot of pressure to accelerate the development because they do not want to be in a world where Libra (Facebook's digital currency) becomes the global currency, which they think is worse than the current global financial system controlled by the US," says Linghao Bao, an analyst from Beijing-based Trivium.
Observers say China wants to internationalise the yuan so that it can compete with the dollar.
"The Chinese government believes that if some other countries can also use the Chinese currency it can break the United States' monetary sovereignty. The United States has built the current global financial system and the instruments," says an anonymous Chinese cryptocurrency observer known as Bitfool.
The technology enthusiast worked in the venture capital sector before joining a number of Chinese internet companies. He started researching Bitcoin and believes that digital currencies represent the future of money."
Full Article @ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54261382
"One Day Everyone Will Use China's Digital Currency'"
"Chandler Guo was a pioneer in cryptocurrency, the digital currencies that can be created and used independently of national central banks and governments.
In 2014 he set up an operation to produce one of those currencies, Bitcoin, in a secret location in western China.
"Mining" Bitcoin is a power hungry enterprise involving dozens of computers so he used power from a hydroelectric station, in partnership with a local Chinese government official.
At its peak his machines were capable of mining 30% of the world's Bitcoin. He believed Bitcoin would one day change the world and replace the dollar.
But now he sees a new force emerging - a payment system created by the Chinese state and known as Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP).
It's really a digital version of China's official currency, the yuan, and Mr Guo feels DCEP will become the dominant global currency. "One day everyone in the world will be using DCEP," he says.
"DCEP will be successful because there are a lot of Chinese people living outside of China - there are 39 million Chinese living outside of the country.
"If they have a connection with China they will use the DCEP. They can make DCEP become an international currency."
But many question whether it will succeed and there are concerns that it will be used by Beijing to spy on citizens.
Like Bitcoin, DCEP utilises a blockchain technology, a type of digitised ledger used to verify transactions.
Blockchain acts as a universal record of every transaction ever made on that network, and users collaborate to verify new transactions when they occur.
In practice, that means users don't need a bank if, for example, they want to pay each other, perhaps with their phones.
China plans to launch DCEP later this year. But so far, the People's Bank of China has not given an exact date for the nationwide launch.
China began testing the digital currency earlier this year in selected cities. When rolled out it will allow users to link downloaded electronic wallets to their bank cards, make transactions and transfer money.
"It's hard to predict the timeline but the People's Bank of China is under a lot of pressure to accelerate the development because they do not want to be in a world where Libra (Facebook's digital currency) becomes the global currency, which they think is worse than the current global financial system controlled by the US," says Linghao Bao, an analyst from Beijing-based Trivium.
Observers say China wants to internationalise the yuan so that it can compete with the dollar.
"The Chinese government believes that if some other countries can also use the Chinese currency it can break the United States' monetary sovereignty. The United States has built the current global financial system and the instruments," says an anonymous Chinese cryptocurrency observer known as Bitfool.
The technology enthusiast worked in the venture capital sector before joining a number of Chinese internet companies. He started researching Bitcoin and believes that digital currencies represent the future of money."
Full Article @ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54261382
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PayPal to allow cryptocurrency buying, selling and shopping on its network
PayPal Holdings Inc joined the cryptocurrency market on Wednesday, allowing customers to buy, sell and hold bitcoin and other virtual coins using the U.S. digital payments company’s online wallets.
PayPal customers will also be able to use cryptocurrencies to shop at the 26 million merchants on its network starting in early 2021, the company said in a statement.
https://www.reuters.com/article/paypal- ... SL1N2HB14U
Bitcoin blasts through $13K following PayPal’s entrance into crypto
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied above $13,000 for the first time since July, and only the third time since the all-time high bull run of late-2017.
The move follows the long sustained period of five-figure price action, with BTC having spent nearly the entirety of the past 12 weeks trading above $10,000.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin- ... nto-crypto
PayPal Holdings Inc joined the cryptocurrency market on Wednesday, allowing customers to buy, sell and hold bitcoin and other virtual coins using the U.S. digital payments company’s online wallets.
PayPal customers will also be able to use cryptocurrencies to shop at the 26 million merchants on its network starting in early 2021, the company said in a statement.
https://www.reuters.com/article/paypal- ... SL1N2HB14U
Bitcoin blasts through $13K following PayPal’s entrance into crypto
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied above $13,000 for the first time since July, and only the third time since the all-time high bull run of late-2017.
The move follows the long sustained period of five-figure price action, with BTC having spent nearly the entirety of the past 12 weeks trading above $10,000.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin- ... nto-crypto
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Bitcoin price hits all-time high of more than $20,000
The cryptocurrency rose by more than 6% to reach $20,632 (£15,283) against the US dollar, extending a winning streak this year amid growing interest among big investment companies attracted to its potential for quick gains.
The price of bitcoin has surged by more than 400% this year from a low point of around $3,600 in March, when the coronavirus pandemic triggered a deep sell-off in financial markets around the world.
Analysts said that unlike in previous surges, a major price driver appeared to be more institutional investors buying into the cryptocurrency.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/b ... r-BB1bZ3UL
$21,300 now - up almost 200% this year
The cryptocurrency rose by more than 6% to reach $20,632 (£15,283) against the US dollar, extending a winning streak this year amid growing interest among big investment companies attracted to its potential for quick gains.
The price of bitcoin has surged by more than 400% this year from a low point of around $3,600 in March, when the coronavirus pandemic triggered a deep sell-off in financial markets around the world.
Analysts said that unlike in previous surges, a major price driver appeared to be more institutional investors buying into the cryptocurrency.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/b ... r-BB1bZ3UL
$21,300 now - up almost 200% this year



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Bitcoin rallies above $30,000 for first time after advancing over 300% in 2020
Digital currency Bitcoin extended its record-smashing rally on Saturday, beginning the year with a surge over $30,000 for the first time, with ever more traders and investors betting that it is on its way to becoming a mainstream payment method.
The price of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency traded as high as $33,099 on Saturday, with almost all other markets closed over the first weekend in 2021. It was last up about 12% at $32,883.
Bitcoin advanced more than 300% in 2020, and with the latest leg higher has added more than 50% since crossing $20,000 just two weeks ago.
The blockchain currency has only been around for a decade or so, and in 2020 it has seen demand grow from larger U.S. investors, attracted by its perceived inflation-hedging qualities and potential for quick gains, as well as expectations it would become a mainstream payments method.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/02/bitcoin ... -2020.html
Digital currency Bitcoin extended its record-smashing rally on Saturday, beginning the year with a surge over $30,000 for the first time, with ever more traders and investors betting that it is on its way to becoming a mainstream payment method.
The price of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency traded as high as $33,099 on Saturday, with almost all other markets closed over the first weekend in 2021. It was last up about 12% at $32,883.
Bitcoin advanced more than 300% in 2020, and with the latest leg higher has added more than 50% since crossing $20,000 just two weeks ago.
The blockchain currency has only been around for a decade or so, and in 2020 it has seen demand grow from larger U.S. investors, attracted by its perceived inflation-hedging qualities and potential for quick gains, as well as expectations it would become a mainstream payments method.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/02/bitcoin ... -2020.html
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Digital asset trade imminent
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will launch a digital asset trading platform in the second half of this year to allow trading on all types of digital token assets excluding cryptocurrencies.
The SET says cryptocurrencies do not meet its product qualifications and could facilitate money laundering, while causing harm to the bourse's image as a "high trust" exchange.
SET executive vice-president Kitti Sutthiatthasil said the digital asset platform will be similar to other popular e-commerce marketplaces such as Amazon, Lazada or Shopee, but all products on SET's platform will be digital token assets.
He said tokens traded on the platform must meet at least one of three conditions.
First, the token must have an underlying asset that investors can analyse on value.
Second, it must be a valuable product that supports economic activities.
Third, the product must have benefits to society and the environment.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... e-imminent
In other words, the SET will allow tokens from the billionaire Chinese monopolies, but nothing decentralized or that can be used elsewhere.
Also related:
Bitkub told to fix platform issues
Thai cryptocurrency exchange Bitkub Online temporarily shut down its desktop trading platform on Tuesday following an order from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) giving the company five days to fix issues with its platform which had crashed three times this month due to spikes in activity.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... orm-issues
To be fair, this also happens to the big boys such as Coinbase which will regularly crash as soon as prices spike.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will launch a digital asset trading platform in the second half of this year to allow trading on all types of digital token assets excluding cryptocurrencies.
The SET says cryptocurrencies do not meet its product qualifications and could facilitate money laundering, while causing harm to the bourse's image as a "high trust" exchange.
SET executive vice-president Kitti Sutthiatthasil said the digital asset platform will be similar to other popular e-commerce marketplaces such as Amazon, Lazada or Shopee, but all products on SET's platform will be digital token assets.
He said tokens traded on the platform must meet at least one of three conditions.
First, the token must have an underlying asset that investors can analyse on value.
Second, it must be a valuable product that supports economic activities.
Third, the product must have benefits to society and the environment.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... e-imminent
In other words, the SET will allow tokens from the billionaire Chinese monopolies, but nothing decentralized or that can be used elsewhere.
Also related:
Bitkub told to fix platform issues
Thai cryptocurrency exchange Bitkub Online temporarily shut down its desktop trading platform on Tuesday following an order from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) giving the company five days to fix issues with its platform which had crashed three times this month due to spikes in activity.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... orm-issues
To be fair, this also happens to the big boys such as Coinbase which will regularly crash as soon as prices spike.
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Good luck to all those in this... genuinely.
The volatility scares the life out of me!
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Upbit upsets crypto balance of power
Upbit Thailand, a joint-venture digital asset exchange between Upbit APAC Pte and a group of Thai billionaires, launched operations on Wednesday following a rocky week for the country's leading cryptocurrency platform Bitkub, which temporarily shut down to fix some issues at the request of the regulator.
The new venture is considered timely by some analysts as investors are flocking to bitcoin and cryptocurrency following a surge in prices over the past few months.
With total registered capital of 80 million baht, Upbit Thailand is owned by CP Group heir and owner of Fortune magazine Chatchaval Jiaravanon, SET-listed Energy Absolute founder Somphote Ahunai and Preecha Praipattaraku.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... e-of-power
IS there anything that CP doesn't have a finger in? Coincidence anyone ... junta closes the top exchange to let CP open one.
Upbit Thailand, a joint-venture digital asset exchange between Upbit APAC Pte and a group of Thai billionaires, launched operations on Wednesday following a rocky week for the country's leading cryptocurrency platform Bitkub, which temporarily shut down to fix some issues at the request of the regulator.
The new venture is considered timely by some analysts as investors are flocking to bitcoin and cryptocurrency following a surge in prices over the past few months.
With total registered capital of 80 million baht, Upbit Thailand is owned by CP Group heir and owner of Fortune magazine Chatchaval Jiaravanon, SET-listed Energy Absolute founder Somphote Ahunai and Preecha Praipattaraku.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... e-of-power
IS there anything that CP doesn't have a finger in? Coincidence anyone ... junta closes the top exchange to let CP open one.
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I think I'd rather use Zipmex, properly regulated in Singapore.
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Yep, those Thai exchanges come and go with little warning. Bitkub only sprung up out of the demise of BX, and now it has been shut down.
Upbit has HQ in South Korea, and offices in Singapore but CP's part ownership of the Thai branch means that it'll operate as a franchise.
Upbit has HQ in South Korea, and offices in Singapore but CP's part ownership of the Thai branch means that it'll operate as a franchise.
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Bitcoin hits an all-time high of B1.4m
Bitcoin's price jumped over 20% to an all-time high of 1.4 million baht apiece after Elon Musk, CEO and founder of Tesla, announced the company purchased about US$1.5 billion of bitcoin in January and would start accepting the digital currency as a payment method for its products.
Altcoins, the cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin, also soared following Mr Musk's announcement.
Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin, surpassed its former record high on Monday night at $1,780 in Coinbase and 53,999 baht in Thailand at 3pm.
Cardano (ADA), the second largest altcoin surged by 4.91% in 24 hours to 20.93 baht, Polkadot (DOT), the third largest altcoin, surged by 15.01% to 708.51 baht at Bitkub.
Earlier, bitcoin's price had risen following the purchase by Microstrategy, the US financial advisory firm.
Jirayut Srupsrisopa, co-founder and CEO of Bitkub Capital Group Holdings, said many large global companies and institutions, including Harvard University, are holding bitcoin to hedge against inflation.
The inflation rate rose recently after the US Federal Reserve and many central banks around the world injected money into global economies.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... h-of-b1-4m
Bitcoin's price jumped over 20% to an all-time high of 1.4 million baht apiece after Elon Musk, CEO and founder of Tesla, announced the company purchased about US$1.5 billion of bitcoin in January and would start accepting the digital currency as a payment method for its products.
Altcoins, the cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin, also soared following Mr Musk's announcement.
Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin, surpassed its former record high on Monday night at $1,780 in Coinbase and 53,999 baht in Thailand at 3pm.
Cardano (ADA), the second largest altcoin surged by 4.91% in 24 hours to 20.93 baht, Polkadot (DOT), the third largest altcoin, surged by 15.01% to 708.51 baht at Bitkub.
Earlier, bitcoin's price had risen following the purchase by Microstrategy, the US financial advisory firm.
Jirayut Srupsrisopa, co-founder and CEO of Bitkub Capital Group Holdings, said many large global companies and institutions, including Harvard University, are holding bitcoin to hedge against inflation.
The inflation rate rose recently after the US Federal Reserve and many central banks around the world injected money into global economies.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/20 ... h-of-b1-4m
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And still the likes of "Coinbase" refuse (and abuse) account access - I wonder how many "investors" are in the same position as me with regards to the numerous platforms dealing with Crypto-Currency.....
Believe me, I have a very small investment and it's more about the likes of these companies completely refusing to respond to any and all attempts at communication and allow access to accounts that pi$$es me off. I made a silly and inexperienced error in trying to access my account through the mobile App (to check balance only) whilst working on site in Iran - my account was then frozen (US/Iran sanctions)....... I am now YEARS down the line with still no resolution despite the fact that I can prove Identity/nationality/citizenship/permanent address (UK) et al.
Would be nice to get my investment back, let alone it's current worth being 500% + more ....... Then again, it was a rather small investment (and with the wrong platform)
We learn from our mistakes.......
Believe me, I have a very small investment and it's more about the likes of these companies completely refusing to respond to any and all attempts at communication and allow access to accounts that pi$$es me off. I made a silly and inexperienced error in trying to access my account through the mobile App (to check balance only) whilst working on site in Iran - my account was then frozen (US/Iran sanctions)....... I am now YEARS down the line with still no resolution despite the fact that I can prove Identity/nationality/citizenship/permanent address (UK) et al.
Would be nice to get my investment back, let alone it's current worth being 500% + more ....... Then again, it was a rather small investment (and with the wrong platform)


We learn from our mistakes.......

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