| Libra hearing: Facebook will not control Libra supply; Bitcoin falls below $10,000

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2019-07-17 08:05 (UTC+8)

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The privacy coin project BEAM is expected to execute its first hard fork on August 15.

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The privacy coin project BEAM is expected to execute its first hard fork on August 15.

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Libra hearing | David Marcus: Libra supply will not be controlled, Libra will support 1:1 reserve

Hearings for Facebook Libra are underway. David Marcus said at the meeting that he does not want to control the supply of Libra now, and no company will do so. Libra will support a 1:1 reserve, which is designed for stability. Opening an account requires a government-issued ID and passing anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing certification requirements.

According to the Binance market, the price of BTC broke through the 9500 USDT barrier and is now at 9503.0 USDT, a 24-hour drop of 12.60%. Reminder, pay attention to controlling investment risks. (Data source: HOLD Quotes)

digital currency

Privacy coin project BEAM is expected to execute its first hard fork on August 15

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Polkadot Launches an Early Experimental Version of Kusama

Blockchain interoperability protocol Polkadot launches Kusama "canary network". Polkadot proposed Kusama, an early experimental version of the protocol designed for real economic conditions. Kusama will purportedly enable developers to build and use parachains or test Polkadot’s governance, staking and other features in a real environment. (Cointelegraph)

Blockchain application

Report: Global Blockchain in Healthcare Expected to Reach $1.7 Billion by 2026

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Tencent Yujian: The Ryuk ransomware that seriously endangered North America was introduced into China, and the victim was extorted 11 BTC

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Assets Under Management Hits Record High of $2.8 Billion, But Institutional Demand Is Weak

Assets under management at the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) hit an all-time high of $2.8 billion. As of the end of June, Grayscale held 225,316 bitcoins, just under 1.3% of bitcoin’s total circulating supply. Bitcoin inflows (joined with the amount of Bitcoin held by GBTC) are hitting lows, suggesting a decline in institutional interest. (The Block)

global policy

The G70 finance ministers meeting will discuss the popularization of Libra, financial supervision and other issues, and plans to establish international digital tax rules

France to Approve First Cryptocurrency Issuers

French financial regulators are preparing to approve the first batch of cryptocurrency-related companies under new rules on digital currencies. Under the rules, which are set to go into effect later this month, crypto-related companies will voluntarily comply with standards on capital requirements and consumer protections, and pay taxes in France in exchange for the regulator’s approval. (Reuters)

Altonomy, a blockchain financial service organization, completed a $7 million seed round of financing, led by Polychain Capital

Investment and Financing

Altonomy, a blockchain financial service organization, completed a $7 million seed round of financing, led by Polychain Capital

According to a press release on July 15, Altonomy, a blockchain financial services organization, completed a $7 million seed round of financing, led by Polychain Capital and followed by Singaporean investment agency 7 Blocks. (Cointelegraph)