1/ We all have seen the news about fake reported #bitcoin volume from @bitwise. I got curious about the features that Bitwise uses to recognize whether the reported volume is fake or not (according to their report), here is the list:
#learningcrypto#financialeducation
Update of Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation of #BTC#bitcoinprice by 12/31/2021.
Peak around $52.5k getting stronger.
Expected value (statistical sense): $62.5k.
Chance of BTC above $100k: 11.9%. Was 18.2% end of Aug.
Another Monte Carlo simulation for #bitcoinprice at end of year. No assumptions about market. 3 probability peaks: $18.5k, $45.5k, $88k. Expected value (statistical sense): $62.5k. #bitcoin#btc
Updated #Bitcoin price prediction after 3 months. The $100k date shifted from beginning of September to beginning of October. Still in line with @100trillionUSD's stock-to-flow model. #bitcoinprice
.@ISEsecurity has been scanning ETH blockchain for weak private keys when they found someone who was doing the same. That “blockchain bandit” had amassed around 45,000 ETH so far
https://t.co/JpzId35mCB
“Neither PACTE law nor the AMF wants to force people to seek one of the optional licenses but if crypto-related firms want to take advantage of these optional licenses to appear more reliable and gain new clients or partners, they could”
#cryptoregulation#france
FEATURE: France’s new crypto law grants blockchain-related projects the right to a bank account, provided they opt in to being regulated
https://t.co/rBiD0eEecC
“This new legislation will enable the establishment of online transactions to record that will be decentralized such as car titles or licenses.” #blockchain
Anurag Agarwal, chief executive officer of the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority:
“We think that crypto currency is a ponzi scheme and it should be banned.”