Crypto News from Coinzy - December 31, 2018 AM

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View this email in your browser Send to a Friend Here's Your Morning Crypto News for December 31, 2018 Bitcoin's Next Halving Rally: Coming Soon in 2019 Bitcoin underwent what is referred to as the "halving," where the yearly bitcoin inflation was algorithmically reduced by 50 percent. This is part of bitcoin's deflationary monetary policy and why Austrian economists refer to bitcoin as "hard money." New York Times Best-Selling Author Tony Robbins Tweets Bitcoin Basics to 3 Million Followers New York Times best-selling author and motivational speaker Tony Robbins tweeted about Bitcoin to his 3.04 million Twitter followers. Robbins is revered for his practical wisdom about money and finance, and has hosted countless seminars and lectures. Blockchain Project's Big Ideas Include Bike That Can Mine Crypto as You Cycle A blockchain-based platform says it is the first that puts all users and ecosystem participants on an equal level, and has set out its vision for how its platform will develop in the coming months and years. LIBREPATRON USES BTCPAY TO BYPASS 'CENSORSHIP-HEAVY' PATREON WITH BITCOIN A US attorney and developer has vowed to release an alternative to crowdfunding platform Patreon using open source Bitcoin payment processor BTCPay. Crypto VC: Bitcoin 'Can Go Up More Than a 100-Fold From Where It Is Today' On Sunday (30 December 2018), Lou Kerner, the founding partner of crypto venture capital firm CryptoOracle, said during an interview that Bitcoin "has an opportunity to actually replace gold as the dominant store of value, in which case it can go up more than a 100-fold from where it is today." Startups Pay Out $878,000 For Ethical Hackers' Fixes in 2018 The so-called ethical hackers were hired due to a variety of vulnerabilities in start-up platforms' cybersecurity protocols. About 60 percent of the 2018 total was paid out by Block.one, the company behind EOS, with a sum reported to be around $534,500. The EOS token offering originally raised nearly $4 billion. UK Regulators Still Probing 18 Businesses Over Cryptocurrency Dealings: Report The United Kingdom's finance watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed that it is investigating 18 companies over cryptocurrency use, local daily news outlet the Telegraph reported Dec. 29. Dow Jones Futures Rally More than 200 Points on US-China Trade Talk Optimism Optimism that the United States and China are making significant progress toward bringing an end to the trade war that has roiled the economy in recent months has the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major stock indices pointing north ahead of the year's last trading session. Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2018 Coinzy, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Coinzy 2417 Main Street Suite 139 W Kelowna, BC V4T 2H8 Canada Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Important Disclaimer: The information contained in the Coinzy.com daily newsletters is gathered from third-party sources and is provided for informational purposes only. Nothing posted in the Coinzy newsletter or on the Coinzy.com website is intended to be an endorsement of any company, organization, or investment. We are in no way providing investment advice or recommendations on investments.