Many talks about “So-Called Stablecoins” or CBDC and refer to them as Fiat money. How stable are these coins actually and what if you look at a longer period of time. Most people would of course not want to lose money when they have worked hard and earned money, so you would assume to put […]
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Non-Scattering transactions are getting harder with Bitcoin
What governments are looking at, at the moment is how to implement features in their CBDC designs that can trick transactions, create illusions and for them make useful transferring technologies. This is not optimal for the users of a CBDC if numbers are hidden away, the databases are closed and big amounts of user data […]
How is Wall Street looking at Bitcoin and what about the ETFs?
Let´s take a look at some of the big institutions. Here you can have a deeper look at the process for the BlackRock ETF. Here is a new article about six BTC spot ETF proposals for review. Here are some pics of the current ETF in US (May) Here is a figure from another place: […]
FEDNOW is live, Bitcoin is still not dead!
Today (July 20, 2023) the Federal Reserve (USA) launched FEDNOW an instant account-to-account payments rail. This is what some call an account-based CBDC. A token-based model is not in play yet by the FED. The Stablecoin Tether offer a token-based solution with their USDT token pegged to the US Dollar. TCHs (The Clearing House) RTPs […]
From Denarius to Satoshis
Coins in Physical form The world has a long history of minting coins. To exactly point out when it started is hard, but history tells that it happened in Lydia with dates ranging from 700-550 BC. The idea of doing monetary transactions with coins was a huge move from silver rings and before that bartering. […]