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Maduro Opens International Crypto Casino

20/01/2020 by Idelto Editor

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has authorized the opening of an international casino at a luxury hotel in Caracas where bets must be placed in petros, the country’s national oil-backed digital currency. Several cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies can be exchanged into petros to wager in the casino. The proceeds are expected to be used for healthcare and education.

Also read: Regulatory Roundup: EU-Wide Crypto Regulations, New Rules in Europe, US, Asia

Casino for Gambling With Petros

The president of Venezuela announced Friday that he has authorized the opening of a casino at the Humboldt Hotel in Caracas where bets must be placed in petros (PTR). The hotel, located on the peak of El Avila hill, was reopened in 2018.

“I have authorized legal bets with petros,” he reportedly said during a joint radio and television broadcast. “For example, in the Hotel Humboldt, there will be an international casino and everyone who wants to bet will bet with petros, all those resources will enter the state for health and education.” Maduro elaborated:

You can come to bet. There will be offers, special prices. You buy your petro tokens, you can buy them if you bring yuan, if you bring yen, dollars, euros or any other cryptocurrencies … buy your petros and make your licit bets allowed by the state as contemplated by national laws.

Maduro announcing the opening of a casino at the Hotel Humboldt.

Gamblers must acquire PTR to participate, Criptonoticias news outlet clarified, citing that the initiative aims to procure additional resources to boost Venezuela’s recessionary and hyperinflationary economy. While the Venezuelan president did not specify which cryptocurrencies are accepted, the government’s Petroapp allows users to buy PTR with BTC, LTC, and DASH.

Promoting Petros

The petro was officially launched in February 2018 by Maduro in an attempt to evade U.S. and European Union sanctions against some state officials and companies. However, many are calling the petro a scam and the U.S. has banned its use.

Last week, he decreed that the sale of all fuel sold by the PDVSA, Venezuela’s state-owned oil and natural gas company, for planes operating international routes be made in petros from now on, AFP reported. Some buyers of Venezuelan crude oil have reportedly halted purchases after the country started demanding payment of port fees in petros.

Furthermore, Maduro has decreed the mandatory use of the petro to pay for state document services including passports. In December, he approved bonuses in petros for state employees and pensioners. The government gave half a petro to 3.5 million public workers and 4.5 million pensioners in December to test the use of the digital currency for payments. In January, it announced that 1,233,093 people paid with petros at 7,422 stores throughout the national territory during that time period.

Maduro pushing for stores to accept petros.

Sign of Casinos Returning to Venezuela

The Venezuelan authorities have traditionally frowned upon casinos, Criptonoticias described. In 2011, Maduro’s late mentor, Hugo Chavez, ordered the closure of bingo halls and casinos in the country. Since then, they have practically been extinct and it is only possible to bet online on certain permitted platforms, the news outlet conveyed, noting that Chavez referred to casinos and bingo halls on several occasions as places of prostitution, drug sales, and illegal activities.

Following Friday’s casino announcement, the media started reporting that Venezuela may be warming up to casinos again. The Humboldt Hotel’s casino is expected to begin operations in the coming months, but Maduro did not reveal whether he plans to open more casinos. He also did not provide details about the use of petros and other cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, at the hotel. In addition, the publication added that the Venezuelan president did not clarify how to buy PTR at the casino, whether the Petroapp is needed, how to withdraw profits, or if there would be crypto ATMs on the premises.

In the meantime, there are many online casinos where bets can be placed in a number of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin.com’s gaming platform, for example, is filled with a wide range of casino-style games allowing players to wager and win with BCH and BTC. No registration is required, games are provably fair, and payouts are instant.

What do you think of Maduro opening a casino for gambling with petros? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Market Outlook: Bullish Trend Sends Crypto Prices Northwards

14/01/2020 by Idelto Editor

Market Outlook: Crypto Prices Head North As Trends Start Looking Bullish

Digital currency markets are seeing significant gains this week as the entire market capitalization gained $28 billion in the last seven days. Moreover, trade volume has spiked to a massive $100 billion and during the last 24 hours, numerous digital assets have gained between 3-48%.

Also read: Close to 11 Million BTC Haven’t Moved in Over a Year

Crypto Markets Show Strong Bullish Trend

Cryptocurrency prices have been moving northbound and the market valuation of all 4,000+ coins is around $235 billion on Tuesday. At the time of publication, BTC is trading for $8,681 and the crypto has a market cap of around $157 billion. There is $30 billion in global trades today between BTC and a range of trading pairs. 69% of BTC trades are swapped with tether (USDT) while USD (11%), JPY (8.4%), EUR (2.3%), USDC (2.1%), and PAX (1.7%) follow.

Behind BTC is ETH and each coin is currently swapping for $156 at press time. ETH’s overall market capitalization is around $17 billion and there’s been $10 billion in ETH trades in the last 24 hours. Following ETH’s trail is ripple (XRP) which is currently trading for $0.22 per XRP. The cryptocurrency has a market cap worth $9.6 billion and has seen $356 million worth of XRP trades on Tuesday. Lastly, the stablecoin tether (USDT) has seen its market pushed down to fifth position after bitcoin cash (BCH) took the fourth spot. Currently, USDT captures more than half of all crypto trades on January 14.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Market Action

Bitcoin cash (BCH) markets have done very well during the last week and each coin is swapping for $313. BCH is up 19.7% on Tuesday and more than 30% for the week. The 24-hour trade volume for BCH is around $2.6 billion and the overall BCH market valuation is roughly $5.7 billion.

Bitcoin cash really started showing significant gains on January 6 and prices have been climbing ever since. This week a number of traders believe that BCH may be due for another surge. The well known crypto analyst @Bigcheds detailed that BCH is likely forming a bull flag pattern after massive consolidation. Another popular analyst dubbed @Imbagsy also revealed some bullish factors for BCH on Twitter.

“[Bitcoin cash:] To expand my bullish thought process: Halving coming up, 4th tap of horizontal resistance, massive bullish divergences on HTF, [and] volume is growing,” Bagsy said.

CME Group Launches Bitcoin Options

On January 13, the global markets company Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) launched the company’s highly anticipated options products for Bitcoin futures. During the first day of trades, CME saw 54 options on bitcoin futures according to Monday’s records. “Although it takes time to grow any new market, we’re pleased with the response from customers and market participants so far,” Tim McCourt, CME’s global head of equity index products, explained in an interview on Monday. Despite a sluggish start, CME’s Bitcoin options volumes ($2.3 million) surpassed Bakkt’s reported options volumes ($1.1 million).

Looks like 55 contracts went through on CME’s BTC Options first day of trading, approx. $2.3mln notional.

100% were Calls.

Source: CME (preliminary estimates) pic.twitter.com/M7StLOApom

— skew (@skewdotcom) January 13, 2020

Are Bitcoin Bears Foolish?

On January 13, former Goldman Sachs analyst and Adaptive Capital executive Murad Mahmudov shared a chart that shows BTC passing key trendlines. The chart Mahmudov displayed seems to suggest that bitcoin bears might be foolish for betting against the decentralized asset.

Market Outlook: Bullish Trend Sends Crypto Prices Northwards — Murad Mahmudov’s chart shared on Monday, January 13, 2020.

“Bears are deluded at best, dishonest at worst,” Mahmudov tweeted. During news.Bitcoin.com’s last market update, Mahmudov shared a chart that indicated BTC might be following a Wyckoff pattern. A significant price transition took place since Mahmudov’s Wyckoff pattern tweet seven days ago.

This Week’s Notable Crypto Market Climbers

After the January 10 Kleiman v. Wright lawsuit filing hit the docket, the price of Bitcoin SV (BSV) has jumped in value considerably. At the time of writing, BSV currently commands the sixth-largest market capitalization. Each BSV is trading for $238 a coin and markets are up over 48% on Tuesday. BSV markets have also gained 113% during the last seven days.

Another notable forerunner this week is the cryptocurrency dash (DASH) which has gained 28.3% today and 48% in the last seven days. In the last 14 days, dash jumped 60% since the Evolution testnet was released.

Where do you see the cryptocurrency markets heading from here? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

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Meet the Multi-Cryptocurrency PoS Device Eletropay

07/01/2020 by Idelto Editor

On January 5, Bitcoin.com’s Executive Chairman Roger Ver introduced a bitcoin cash (BCH) point-of-sale (PoS) merchant solution created by the startup Eletropay. The crypto PoS device manufacturer aims to make cryptocurrency payments simple and secure “without the need to use mobile phones or computers.”

Also Read: BTC’s Hashrate Touches 120 Exahash, But the Price Has Not Followed

BCH Fans Introduced to a New Point-of-Sale Device

There’s a new cryptocurrency point-of-sale device that was recently introduced to BCH supporters after Bitcoin.com’s Roger Ver shared a video of a custom Eletropay PoS device via Twitter. The film, that’s just over one minute long, shows the unboxing of the Eletropay unit and how the device can easily create an invoice in a matter of seconds.

The video was also shared with the Reddit forum r/btc subscribers as well, and a number of BCH fans appreciated the device’s operations and design. “Really cool — Transactions are lightning-fast,” the well known BCH proponent Mr. Zwets said in reply to the video. Additionally, the host of Colin Talks Crypto published a Youtube video about the Eletropay device as well. “Bitcoin Cash once again proves its worth in the field of peer-to-peer merchant payments,” explains the film’s description.

Another Bitcoin Cash merchant solution being designed by the @PayEletro team.https://t.co/1hfr8Odid2 pic.twitter.com/QzdA0o6eZu

— Roger Ver (@rogerkver) January 5, 2020

Eletropay crypto PoS devices can be found at the company’s website eletropay.com and the machines support BCH, DASH, BTC, LTC and Wechat Pay and Alipay as well. The company says the product has significant advantages compared to competitor PoS devices like an administrative panel, which allows users to watch transactions performed in real time. Eletropay PoS merchants can also access technical support from within the administrative panel. The administration software further provides owners with the ability to set up and reconfigure desired settings with remote setup support. At the time of publication, the company claims to have distributed 2,600 machines so far, across six countries.

Shark Tank Brazil Participants

The Eletropay crypto PoS price can vary depending on how many units are ordered. A single unit is roughly $220 but the price gets lower if someone purchases 100, 200, 500, and 1,000 unit batches. Eletropay also sells 100-packs of cards that can be used to pay with a device instead of using a smart phone’s wallet.

The startup also has a guide that teaches people how to accept crypto payments using the PoS device and how to sell cryptocurrencies with an Eletropay machine. In October, the Eletropay team appeared on the 16th episode of the fourth season of Shark Tank Brazil. The firm noted at the time, it believes in the future of cryptocurrencies and would be expanding its operations by focusing on 2020.

During the conversation on the subreddit r/btc, one individual asked what happened to the BCH-centric point-of-sale device Minipos. News.Bitcoin.com had reported on Minipos developments in March 2018 but since then the project hasn’t seen many updates. According to the Reddit user u/simon-v, the Minipos project creators decided to shut down. “My companions got discouraged by the lack of demand and decided to close the shop,” u/simon-v wrote in the Eletropay video thread.

Another Reddit user explained that he used the Eletropay PoS prior to seeing the published video. “I’ve used this device for several other cryptocurrencies (it appears this company is white-labeling their product),” the individual wrote. “The one advantage is that it prints physical receipts, which is very important to many customers in a PoS situation,” he added.

What do you think about the Eletropay PoS device and the video shared on Twitter and Reddit? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

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Image credits: Eletropay, Twitter, Fair Use, and Pixabay.

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FATF-Driven Delistings Capture the Criminalization of Privacy

17/09/2019 by Idelto Editor

The delisting of privacy coins like monero, zcash, and dash is becoming something of a trend in Asia, and could soon expand elsewhere. In the wake of the intra-governmental Financial Action Task Force (FATF) issuing new global standards, Korean exchanges Okex and Upbit have announced they will delist and put warnings on several privacy coins in the immediate future, with Okex to axe the tokens in October. The progressive abandonment of such coins in “crypto-friendly” Asia is a warning call to all privacy advocates: you can’t have your regulations and privacy, too.

Also Read: European Countries Step Up Response to Facebook’s Libra

A Growing Trend

Prior to the issuance of FATF recommendations, one of Japan’s largest exchanges had already swung the axe. Coincheck delisted four major privacy coins in 2018 thanks to pressure from the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA). An outright ban on Japanese exchanges dealing in privacy coins followed soon after. Further, very few privacy coins are set to be listed on Binance’s upcoming U.S.-compliant exchange, making the concerted effort of regulators worldwide to put the brakes on privacy very clear.

According to a September 10 blog post by Okex, the widely used exchange will cease trading of XMR, DASH, ZEC, ZEN and SBTC for Korean customers as of October 10, 2019 17:00 KST. Users will be able to make withdrawals of the tokens until December 10, 2019 17:00 KST. The announcement, translated from Korean, states in part:

According to the statement corresponding to FATF R.16 … We decided to take measures to end the trading support of stocks that are privacy-oriented cryptocurrency, aka dark coin.

The Okex blog post specifically details the necessity of knowing both sender and recipient information as per the FATF guidelines, something privacy coins can make exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, for exchanges.

In similar fashion, Korean exchange Upbit has now listed several privacy coins under an “investment warning” status, informing traders that the tokens are under review and may be removed if they are not found to meet FATF recommendations. A September 9 notice on their English website reads: “The amendment to the FATF R.15 states companies handling virtual assets must hold the standard equivalent to that of financial institutions and to register/report its legal business of operation. Particularly applicable in R.16, it states that the collection and retention of information related to the sender and the recipient of the virtual asset.” An update is expected soon as to the final fate of the coins.

Binance’s U.S.-Compliant Exchange

The upcoming U.S. legal compliant iteration of trading behemoth Binance won’t be a haven for privacy seekers, either, judging by the looks of things. With registration beginning on September 18, users will be greeted with a whittled down assortment of trading pairs, and the assets under consideration conspicuously do not include regulator-shunned monero.

In deciding which assets will be supported, Binance lists criteria for qualification including:

Whether trading the candidate asset will affect Binance.US’s ability to comply with applicable legal requirements, including, without limitation, US AML/CFT and securities laws and their implementing regulations … Whether the candidate asset’s community has a record of reaching compromises and consensuses to move the project forward.

The notice is authored by former Ripple executive Catherine Coley, who is overseeing the rollout of the platform as CEO of Bam trading services, the operator of the upcoming Binance U.S. exchange.

Privacy’s Not Dead

Compliance, delistings, and compromise are not exactly thrilling prospects for the Satoshi Nakamotos of the world who got into the crypto game to take back financial sovereignty. With privacy coins being gutted, it seems crypto might be losing itself in order to fit in with the big boys of legacy finance. Problem is, the whole idea of bitcoin was to give the financial bullies on Wall Street the middle finger, and not a goofy, submissive thumbs up. In spite of all the pressure, though, the embattled class of privacy coins is far from dead.

XMR ranks number 10 for market cap with a slice of $1.3 billion at press time. DASH is in the 16 slot, and ZEC sits at 28. There is, furthermore, the continued capacity for various “standard coins” to implement new privacy protocols that make regulatory pigeon-holing even harder. Litecoin, for example, may support confidential transactions (CT) in the future according to talk early in the year from Charlie Lee. Developments in that arena seem to be moving forward, if slowly. In the BCH community, the privacy enhancing Cashshuffle protocol is being improved with a proposed anonymizing feature called Cashfusion. The Github project spec states:

Cashfusion provides high levels of privacy via a flexible scheme that allows an arbitrary number of inputs and outputs of non-standard amounts. It provides anonymous, trustless coordination with usually zero-knowledge of linkages revealed to other players or the server.

Where some privacy coins have anonymizing features baked right into the source code, a new generation of protocols like Cashfusion and CT are emerging to afford even “standard” coins a kind of toggle switch allowing for greater anonymity. This way, both mainstream onboarding zealots and philosophically grounded privacy advocates could theoretically get behind the same assets. The trouble this might create for the big-government-doting exchanges would be interesting to watch.

Cui Bono?

When it comes to tokens being banned, blackballed, or delisted, it stands to ask who benefits. As news.Bitcoin.com has reported in past articles, if the concern surrounding these assets was truly about the prevention of terror and crime, the USD fiat scheme should be priority number one for overhaul, but it’s not. In a Reddit thread from August discussing Coinbase’s delisting of zcash in the U.K., user sathound remarked sardonically:

Remember children, tax avoidance and moral bankruptcy is only for the rich.

@zcash @ElectricCoinCo @coinbase what’s going on with Zcash in the UK? pic.twitter.com/6GWS9CuIoH

— Alex (@heskavich) August 8, 2019

Asia and Japan are commonly hailed as crypto meccas thanks to adoption, regulation, and active use cases. Many in the space view this acceptance of crypto as a very bullish sign and a product of forward thinking societies. To those old-fashioned curmudgeons still intently focused on “a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash that would allow online payments … without going through a financial institution,” all this talk can ring hollow, however. Of course, exchanges can do as they please, and time will tell which are going to kowtow to the FATF, and which DEXs, OTC platforms, and private traders won’t.

What are your thoughts on the delisting of privacy coins? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Keene New Hampshire Is Not Only a Libertarian Enclave – It’s Also a Crypto Mecca

06/09/2019 by Idelto Editor

Over the last few months, there’s been a lot of attention directed toward destinations like Slovenia, North Queensland, Japan, and Venezuela which capture the largest number of bitcoin cash merchants worldwide. Another region that’s seen an influx of BCH adoption is Keene, New Hampshire, a place that’s widely known for its lack of taxation, and the growing number of libertarian residents. With a city population of around 23,000, there are 15 BCH-accepting businesses providing goods and services for bitcoin cash.

Also Read: Venezuelans Fighting Economic Hardship Discover Crypto’s True Potential

Keene New Hampshire: The Free State Project’s Crypto Mecca

New Hampshire is well known for having a large number of libertarian residents since the Free State Project (FSP) started a movement of political migration in 2001 in the low-population New England state. Libertarians in the region promote free markets, stand against war, and are either completely anti-state (anarchism) or believe in a very limited government (minarchism). Many of these activists who migrated to New Hampshire are strewn across the state but there are dense regions of libertarian proponents in places like Keene, Portsmouth, and Manchester. Due to the vast amount of free market believers, there’s a slew of businesses in places like Keene that accept digital currencies like bitcoin cash. The liberty loving blog, Free Keene, revealed that the Monadnock Decentralized Currency Network managed to persuade a bunch of mom-n-pop shops to accept cryptocurrencies over the years.

Keene New Hampshire Is Not Only a Libertarian Enclave - It's Also a Crypto Mecca — New Hampshire is considered a crypto mecca and is home to thousands of libertarians. Members of the Free State are against wars and interventionism, they are believers in free market capitalism, and many members suggest that governments should not be as powerful as they are today. Some Free State residents do not believe in government at all.

In fact, throughout the lifetime of the Free State’s activism spent bolstering the concepts of liberty and voluntaryism, the people living there have created a cryptocurrency mecca. Free Keene blog author, Ian Freeman (also the co-host of Free Talk Live) explained on Sep. 3 that last week, two well-known and busy convenience stores now accept a variety of digital assets including bitcoin cash. My Campus Convenience (Campco) store will compete with Corner News which has been accepting crypto since 2013. Keene has a wide variety of digital currency-accepting businesses and lots of them use the Anypay payment processor.

Other businesses that have adopted bitcoin cash include a bar called the Thirsty Owl, Dr. Drower Dentistry, Curry Indian Restaurant, a hair salon, and vape shop. Freeman details that according to data stemming from the Anypay and Marco Coino merchant map there are 15 bitcoin cash-accepting businesses in the region. This works out as a ratio of “one business for every 1,533 people,” Freeman explained. The Anypay merchant map not only shows people where crypto merchants are located, but also displays when someone purchases something with cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin Radio Ads, Crypto Tips, and Educational Resources at the Bitcoin Embassy New Hampshire

The Bitcoin Embassy New Hampshire located in Keene is also well known for its Bitcoin radio advertisements that promote the benefits of cryptocurrencies and free markets. Starting in 2016, the commercials were syndicated on “The Peak” (101.9 WKKN-FM Keene, 100.7 WTHK-FM Wilmington, VT, and 104.7 W284AB Jamaica, VT) seven days a week from 3pm-6am EDT. “Bitcoin is a powerful local currency that can also be used internationally. It’s Keene to buy local, and Bitcoin empowers local business owners to keep more from each sale, rather than sending 3% outside of the area to credit card companies,” the radio ad’s message said.

More recently, due to the frictionless and low network fees on the Bitcoin Cash network, activists in Keene have been opting to use and promote BCH regularly. Last summer, Freeman helped launch a new website called Cryptotip.org that creates cryptocurrency tips from bitcoin cash (BCH) and dash, making it easier for residents to tip people in sound money. At the time, Freeman remarked that lots of Keene residents used an application called Bctip.org but BTC network fees became unsustainable and the platform was basically neutered. So Freeman reached out to the creator who told him the platform was open source and he and Michael Hampton of Ringing Liberty redesigned it to work with bitcoin cash and dash. The cryptocurrency dash has a decent-sized following in Keene too and many Dash supporters live in the FSP region.

The month prior, in July, the Free Keene blog explained that longtime readers of the blog understood that “Keene and Portsmouth, New Hampshire are two hotspots in the world of cryptocurrency.” “Through real-life crypto usage is not all about delicious handmade pizza, BBQ, Indian food, burgers, or alcoholic beverages that you can buy with crypto in downtown Keene, it’s also about products and services.” When the BCH chain turned two years old on August 1, Free Keene’s Chris Rietmann held a presentation and discussion at the Bitcoin Embassy New Hampshire about the last two years of the Bitcoin Cash network. Rietmann’s two-year BCH retrospective goes into great detail about the scaling debate and why the Bitcoin Cash network is here and thriving today.

Alongside being a crypto mecca, Keene and New Hampshire also have a lot more to offer to people who are interested in libertarianism and plan to join the ongoing NH Freedom Migration.

What do you think about Keene and the Free State becoming a crypto mecca? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

Image credits: Shutterstock, Anypay, Free Keene blog, Free State Project, Shire Society, Cryptotip.org, and Pixabay.

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