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Cryptocurrencies are a form of money specifically designed to take advantage of the architecture of the internet. Instead of relying on a standard financial institution to guarantee and verify transactions, cryptocurrency transactions are checked, or "confirmed," by the computers of the users on the currency's network. The computers that verify the transactions usually receive a small amount of currency as a reward. The process of receiving rewards in exchange for verifying transactions is called "mining," and it is the main way that new currency is produced. Mining works differently for different currencies. Because cryptocurrencies are completely digital, they can be used in ways that ordinary currencies can't; primarily, they are used like the digital equivalent of cash. Unlike credit or debit cards that are issued by banks, you don't need an account or good credit to use cryptocurrencies, yet you can use them to buy goods and services fr...

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In February 2015, Chris Skinner  coined the term  Value Web: “We are now seeing that digital currency emerge to enable the ValueWeb: an internet where value can be exchanged anywhere, anytime by anyone.” The post was a look beyond a traditional understanding of fintech as the digitization of finance and toward a more nuanced view of all assets as digital assets. In other words, it’s not about creating a digital layer for the economic world; it’s about creating an economic layer for the digital one. It’s a world where the value we already place on things – experiences, relationships, papers, things, fiat money – can be reflected in a digital currency of some kind and that value can be transacted. That digital currency is none other than a cryptocurrency. Several papers over the past couple months have explored this topic, and here, we do a quick lap through them as weekend food for thought. In late 2015,  Evry dives straight into the Value Web . They propose a b...

Just as information moves instantaneously between individuals and across networks, could the same be done with money? Ripple Labs aims to create an “internet of value” – a world where money is exchanged at the speed in which information moves today. Transactions would occur in real-time and across global networks, solving the problem of international payment systems that are not interoperable. Ripple Labs is working to make this idea a reality by offering a distributed ledger service that tracks payments without the use of a central authority. The start-up’s platform is fundamentally inspired by bitcoin, specifically the blockchain technology underpinning the digital currency’s movement, but the Ripple protocol is open to anything of value, including existing currencies. The company has emerged as a leader in the  real-time payments space  and was recently chosen as a “technology pioneer” by the  World Economic Forum . CME Ventures Executive Director Rumi Morales r...

The traditional leather wallet is your stalwart companion for safekeeping precious possessions of all kinds. It holds tightly your cash,  credit cards , family pictures, driver's license, insurance identification, shopping loyalty cards and more. Alas, your wallet grows thicker and more unwieldy by the day; your spine shrieks every time you sit on it the wrong way. Oh, and it's entirely unsecure. Any crook that gets his hot little hands on your wallet can easily blow all of your cash and possibly wring your credit accounts dry, too. In spite of that fact, 85 percent of transactions across the globe are still based on  cash  and checks. Americans alone wrote around 14 billion checks in 2009  To combat theft, simplify your finances, avoid being the "check-writing guy" in line at the store and maybe even ward off trips to the chiropractor, perhaps it's time for a wallet upgrade. For that, you might consider the digital wallet. Before we go any further, under...

                                                                If we had a dollar for every article and news report we've seen about digital currency mining that trumpets, “You. Can. Make. BIG MONEY!!!” and doesn't even bother to describe the process, well—we'd have a lot of dollars. The average person out there understands that mining can be a source of cryptocurrency income, but has no idea how to go about it. To clarify matters once and for all, we're gonna look at digital currency mining in this article—what it is, how it's done, and the different types of mining there are out there. The information for all cryptocurrency transactions is embedded in what are called data blocks. Each of these blocks is interlinked with several others, creating a block chain. In order for transactions to be verified, these blocks need t...

Onecoin is a new type of cryptocurrency  which is digitally created currency based on advanced mathematical algorithms. => Born out of the success of Bitcoin => Onecoin is not a pre-mined currency => the members will createthe market , mine the coins and keep the profit . => Onecoin will be traded on the public exchange . => Highly lucrative yet simple and fair compensation plan. => onecoin  has become the next successful cryptocurrency on the market. =>future payment Cryptocurrency Definition - What does Cryptocurrency mean? Cryptocurrency is a type of digital currency that uses cryptography for security and anti-counterfeiting measures. Public and private keys are often used to transfer cryptocurrency between individuals. As a counter-culture movement that is often connected to cypherpunks, cryptocurrency is essentially a fiat currency. This means users must reach a consensus about cryptocurrency's value and use it as an exchange medium. H...

Financial technology, or FinTech, is changing how money changes hands. From offering solutions that may eventually create a global currency to establishing efficient payment relationships, FinTech is an industry that shows exciting prospects now, in 2016 and beyond. In looking at what FinTech companies have done in the last few years, we can see a possible forecast of future changes this innovative industry may have in store for businesses and consumers. Here are eight ways it could continue to evolve in 2016. 1. Educate consumers to make smarter financial decisions No one wants a repeat of the last financial crisis when organizations fed the bad spending habits of consumers. Rather than offering multiple equity lines of credit and free credit cards, the future is all about helping consumers make  smarter financial decisions , encouraging them to save money and presenting more financially sound as well as understandable investment strategies. Helping consumers accom...

Financial technology, or  fintech ​, is a financial services sector that emerged in the 21 st  century. Essentially, fintech is any technological innovation in the financial sector. This can include advances in financial education, retail banking, investment and crypto-currencies. Examples of fintech include: Stock trading apps and websites, Peer-to-peer lending sites that open competition for loans, thereby reducing rates, Robo-advisor services that provide online, algorithm-based portfolio management, All-in-one online personal finance management, and Budgeting tools. Fintech has four categories of users: Business-to-business for banks, Business-to-business for banks’ clients, Business-to-client for small businesses, and Business-to-client for consumers. The fintech industry is growing rapidly, and its growth is expected to continue.  --- Investopedia

In official press release OneCoin announced earlier today that it has successfully launched a new and greatly enhanced blockchain in front of over 10,000 people at the OneLife Mastermind event in Bangkok, Thailand. The new OneCoin blockchain is safer, faster and tailored for future-proof mass transactions in line with the company's vision to create a mass market for OneCoin and to become the biggest cryptocurrency in terms of number of users and market capitalization. The new OneCoin blockchain is a giant step forward in the company’s strategic development. Increasing the total amount of mineable OneCoins from 10 000 coins per block in the old blockchain to 50 000 coins per block in the new blockchain, adding up to a total of 120 billion coins, allow OneCoin to expand its user base and turn its plans for creating a strong global merchant network into a reality. “We do not expect a steep price movement after October 1st. Cryptocurrency value is driven by supply and demand ...

---- The blockchain is a digital technology that records and verifies transactions. The blockchain changes the way many industries operate, including the financial markets. It is a key tool behind innovations, especially cryptocurrencies in general, and OneCoin in particular. A secure tool that creates cost-efficient business networks, the blockchain's ledger canm track and trace anything of value. The new OneCoin blockchain is very powerful, being able to process more transactions than credit card providers. It runs every minute, which makes it the choice for merchants because it stores users' KYC documents - setting a new standard in the cryptocurrency industry Tailored for future-proof mass transactions, the OneCoin blockchain can perform more transactions than global credit card providers. OneCoin’s blockchain consists of each transaction ever performed in OneCoin. Anonymous transactions are not allowed and the company strictly follows anti-money laundering policies...