All Custodial Crypto Exchanges Should Adopt Proof-of-Reserve Programs, but Even That Isn’t Enough

After last week’s FTX debacle, customers who don’t wish to take custody into their own hands should demand far better from their service providers. Crypto Long & Short is CoinDesk's weekly newsletter featuring insights, news and analysis for the professional investor.

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Bitcoin Active Addresses Stay Low, A Hint That Demand Isn’t There Yet

On-chain data shows the number of active Bitcoin addresses have remained at a low value for a while now, suggesting there isn’t much demand for the crypto currently. Bitcoin Active Addresses Have Continued To Move Sideways Recently As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the BTC network activity has been low in recent days, implying there isn’t enough demand for a bull rally just yet.

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In Crypto, Base Layer Security Isn’t Enough

Blockchains are only as secure as the applications they run.

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What will cryptocurrency market look like in 2027? Here are 5 predictions

One year isn’t enough time to witness many fundamental changes, but five years is just enough for everything to change.

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Wootrade Review – What Is WooTrade & How To Use It?

Wootrade is a new breed of CeFi (Centralized Finance) crypto platform. Being a one-trick pony just isn’t enough these days, so Wootrade combines several elements. They’re a digital asset liquidity pool for their institutional clients, an exchange with zero fees for trading teams, and a token that’s set to skyrocket for retail investors.

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Wootrade Review [2022] – What Is WooTrade & How To Use It?

Wootrade is a new breed of CeFi (Centralized Finance) crypto platform. Being a one-trick pony just isn’t enough these days, so Wootrade combines several elements. They’re a digital asset liquidity pool for their institutional clients, an exchange with zero fees for trading teams, and a token that’s set to skyrocket for retail investors.

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Is Polygon safu? Critics: Multisig isn’t secure enough, $5B in jeopardy

Polygon is perhaps the most popular alternative to transacting directly on the Ethereum baselayer (L1), giving users the opportunity to do fast transactions with low fees. The post Is Polygon safu? Critics: Multisig isn’t secure enough, $5B in jeopardy appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Matt Damon Crypto Ad Goes Viral

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SEC Commissioner Suggests Regulator Should be More Cooperative

An SEC Commissioner believes the agency isn’t doing enough to work with cryptocurrency firms in establishing regulations that they can comply with. The post SEC Commissioner Suggests Regulator Should be More Cooperative appeared first on BeInCrypto.

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Wootrade Review [2021] – What Is WooTrade & How To Use It?

Wootrade is a new breed of CeFi (Centralized Finance) crypto platform. Being a one-trick pony just isn’t enough these days, so Wootrade combines several elements. They’re a digital asset liquidity pool for their institutional clients, an exchange with zero fees for trading teams, and a token that’s set to skyrocket for retail investors.

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FTX vs BitMEX: Fees, Limits, Supported Coins, Deposit & Withdrawals

BitMEX vs FTX Review: Which margin exchange is better? If the roller-coaster ride of the super-volatile cryptocurrency markets isn’t exciting enough, you can pile on more risk by using margin. FTX and BitMEX both provide margin trading, also known as leverage.

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DeFi Yield Protocol Bridge To Binance Smart Chain Is The Hottest Crypto Connection

High gas fees still plague Ethereum and the plan to upgrade isn’t fast enough for the pace the industry is moving at. Crypto market participants are demanding more options. Projects such as DeFi Yield Protocol and countless others are moving to Binance Smart Chain.

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DeFi Tokens Fly as TVL Approaches $30 Billion

The Moon Isn’t High Enough Decentralized Finance (DeFi) tokens such as AAVE, SUSHI and ALPHA set fresh all-time highs on a daily basis this week. As a result, Total Value Locked (TVL) for the entire DeFi space rose from just over $21 billion at the start of the week, to $26.

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On-chain data shows millionaires are flocking to Bitcoin…and there isn’t enough for all

Demand for Bitcoin increased multifold in 2020. The post On-chain data shows millionaires are flocking to Bitcoin…and there isn’t enough for all appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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The word ‘decentralized’ has lost all meaning — Enough is enough

The concept of decentralization isn’t being given the respect it deserves — and change is needed.

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Enough is enough: Dubious U.S. regulations force Ripple to migrate to Europe

Ripple XRP has become a hot topic amid the inflation period. This time it isn’t the U. S. Government, it’s the Co-Founder of Ripple passing his remarks on the U. S. regulations. As it seems, Chris Larsen is sick of the dubious regulations that the U.

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Why A Temporary Bear Market Won’t Pull Bitcoin Below $10,000 Again

Cryptocurrency rating platform Weiss Crypto Ratings has averted the worries of many Bitcoin users who are all currently witnessing the bearish downtrend that struck the market a few days ago. In a notable tweet, Weiss is confident that the bear trend, speculated to die down quickly, isn’t strong enough to pull Bitcoin below $10,000 in […]

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Bitcoin's drop to $10,000 isn't reason enough to sell

It feels weird writing about Bitcoin's drop to $10,000 since usually, the headlines are all about Bitcoin's rise above $10,000. However, with the market as bullish as it is now, a drop to $10,000 seemThe post Bitcoin's drop to $10,000 isn't reason enough to sell appeared first on AMBCrypto.

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Could Cryptocurrency Casinos be a Realistic Form of Income for You?

The history of cryptocurrencies isn’t extensive, but is established enough for millions of people around the world to grasp whatContinue Reading The post Could Cryptocurrency Casinos be a Realistic Form of Income for You? appeared first on CoinMarketCap Blog.

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Remote Work Isn’t Enough: Shifting Toward a Decentralized System Architecture

Why and how to shift your business toward a decentralized system architecture amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.

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These 2 Trends Shows that Wall Street is in a Bitcoin Buying Frenzy

Bitcoin has been subjected to unprecedented turbulence throughout the past few months, declining to lows of $3,800 before rocketing to highs of $10,500 This volatility hasn’t been enough to thwart large market players from foraying into the digital asset Macro investor Paul Tudor Jones has been one of the first traditional investors to publicly profess his interest in BTC, but data shows that he isn’t the only one on Wall Street who is buying Bitcoin […]

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Here’s Why Bitcoin’s Bullish Monthly Close Isn’t Enough to Thwart a Massive Selloff

Following Bitcoin’s bout of consolidation within the mid-$6,000 region, the benchmark cryptocurrency has seen a slight decline that has led it down towards the support that has been established around $6,000.

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India’s Total Coronavirus Lockdown Isn’t Enough…And It’s Faltering

Coronavirus cases in India may spike if the government does not extend the ongoing lockdown that's going to last three weeks. The post India’s Total Coronavirus Lockdown Isn’t Enough…And It’s Faltering appeared first on CCN.com

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Forte Taps 5 New Gaming Partners as ‘Blockchain by Itself Isn’t Enough’

Ripple’s blockchain game fund collaborator Forte Labs taps five new big game partners like Netmarble to streamline the industry

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Why a Stimulus Check Isn’t Enough to Stop the Dow From Crashing

A stimulus check might not be enough to boost demand and likely won't prevent the stock markets from plunging further. The post Why a Stimulus Check Isn’t Enough to Stop the Dow From Crashing appeared first on CCN.com

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Jeff Bezos’ $10 Billion Donation Isn’t Enough to Undo Amazon’s Environmental Damage

Jeff Bezos is donating $10 billion to fight climate change. With Amazon being a major polluter, is it just a PR exercise or a genuine move? The post Jeff Bezos’ $10 Billion Donation Isn’t Enough to Undo Amazon’s Environmental Damage appeared first on CCN.com

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Even Jim Carrey’s Genius Can’t Save the Sonic Movie Disaster

Sonic the Hedgehog movie reviews are trickling in and even Carrey's genius isn't enough to carry Hollywood's latest video game adaptation. The post Even Jim Carrey’s Genius Can’t Save the Sonic Movie Disaster appeared first on CCN.com

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$1 Million Isn’t Enough for Retirement Anymore: Is It Time for ‘Plan Bitcoin?’

Traditional means of saving, investing, and even retirement plans, are starting to show cracks in the present day and deeper into the future. Negative interest rates are threatening to destroy savings, while it has been reported that even $1 million in retirement won’t be enough.

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This Alinity Dog Clip Isn’t Just Gross – It’s Proof Twitch Should Ban Her Forever

Alinity's infamous "dog clip" should trigger a permanent Twitch ban, and even that may not be enough punishment for the streamer. The post This Alinity Dog Clip Isn’t Just Gross – It’s Proof Twitch Should Ban Her Forever appeared first on CCN.com

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Russia Poised to Issue Blanket Ban on Cryptocurrency Payments

The government of Russia has been toying with the possibility of interfering in the country’s cryptocurrency space as of late. Several calls have been made for the country to completely legalize digital assets, but it would seem that the Kremlin isn’t prepared to have enough patience to deal with them at all.

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Antonio Brown’s Apology Isn’t Enough to Guarantee an NFL Return

Former NFL star Antonio Brown offered a rare apology to the New England Patriots. Robert Kraft is unlikely to backtrack and sign Antonio Brown, even though they need him. It will take more than a few tweets to change the extremely negative persona Brown has created for himself.

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Google’s Impressive Launch Lineup Gives Stadia a Fighting Chance

Google has announced the Stadia launch lineup of games and it isn’t half bad. Among them are Red Dead Redemption 2, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, and the first Stadia exclusive, Gylt. Will they be enough to tempt early adopters to the platform? A week away from the release of Google’s first proper foray into gaming, the […] The post Google’s Impressive Launch Lineup Gives Stadia a Fighting Chance appeared first on CCN.com

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What to Make of the SEC’s Latest Bitcoin ETF Rejection

The bitcoin market isn't mature enough to support an ETF, said the SEC in its latest rejection of the concept. So what now?

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Litecoin Founder Refutes Bankruptcy FUD, Celebrates LTC Birthday

Litecoin has just turned eight years old. LTC was launched in October 2011 and has stood the test of time alongside its big brother which spawned the hard fork. Lately, there has been a lot of FUD over the crypto asset, and most of it is completely tenuous and unnecessary.

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Philly Fed President Says Bank Cryptos are ‘Inevitable,’ but the U.S Won’t Take the Lead

It seems Patrick Harker, the president of the Philadelphia Fed, has finally got the memo, accepting that central bank digital currencies (CBDC) are “inevitable. ” Still, that isn’t enough for America to take the lead on them.

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Hilarious ‘Smart Summon’ Videos Prove Tesla Makes a Clown Car

It isn’t enough that Tesla cars spontaneously combust, or that they drive into things when left to their own devices. Nor is it enough that the world seems to hinge on whether or not Elon Musk and company will deliver a certain number of cars in a quarter while every other car manufacturer has no […] The post Hilarious ‘Smart Summon’ Videos Prove Tesla Makes a Clown Car appeared first on CCN.com

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Hilarious 'Smart Summon' Videos Prove Tesla Makes a Clown Car

It isn’t enough that Tesla cars spontaneously combust, or that they drive into things when left to their own devices. Nor is it enough that the world seems to hinge on whether or not Elon Musk and company will deliver a certain number of cars in a quarter while every other car manufacturer has no […] The post Hilarious 'Smart Summon' Videos Prove Tesla Makes a Clown Car appeared first on CCN.com

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Bitcoin exhibits a bearish pattern: A revisit to sub $8,000 levels?

Bitcoin has recovered from the $7000 levels and is now, slowly trying to climb back up. However, it looks like there isn’t enough bullish momentum to get it going. At press time, Bitcoin was priced at $8,232 with a market cap of $148 billion.

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New physics research boldly indicates ‘warp drives’ may be possible

Humans are within years of sending the first crewed mission to Mars. And then what? Maybe another 100 years from now we’ll eventually have the resources to launch deeper crewed missions from there, eventually reaching as far as… somewhere near Neptune.

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Band Protocol Lets You Bet On Bitcoin With Oracles

If trading cryptocurrencies isn’t risky enough, you can now spice up your life with BitSwing, a decentralized binary options trading app developed by Band Protocol. Binary options are similar to a wager you’d do with your friends: if the price of an asset is above a certain defined value at a certain time, you get […] The post Band Protocol Lets You Bet On Bitcoin With Oracles appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Warren Buffett has Enough Spare Cash to Buy Two-Thirds of All Existing Bitcoin

Warren Buffett isn’t much of a bitcoin fan. He’s called it rat poison squared, a gambling device, delusional, and a seashell with no inherent value. But, if he wanted to, he could become the biggest bitcoin whale of them all.

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WeWork’s parent company is reportedly delaying its idiotic IPO plans

The Wall Street Journal reports that The We Company, which owns co-working space provider WeWork, is putting its plans for an IPO on hold. Finally, good sense prevails at the firm. The real estate company had achieved a private valuation of $47 billion back in January, but that’s since been cut down to $10 billion.

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The Countdown to Bakkt: Just 7 Days to Go

For most people, a week isn’t a long time. But in the fast-paced world of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, it’s enough to change the face of everything with just seven days left until the Bakkt launch.

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Review: The Plantronics RIG 700HX is a gaming headset I wouldn’t be embarrassed to use at work

Poly isn’t the most likely candidate to make a gaming headset. The company was formed by the merger of Polycom and Plantronics, both of which boast long pedigrees in the corporate communication technology sphere.

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Argentina’s Peso Collapse Shows Governments Shouldn’t Control Money

Whenever bitcoin experiences a sharp drop or volatility, mainstream media analysts jump to declare that cryptocurrency isn’t stable enough to be considered money. The double-digit crash of the Argentine peso in one day, simply due to an election in the country, can be said to prove the same about fiat.

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Samsung and Xiaomi want to put a 108-megapixel camera in your phone

Ask many a photographer about resolution, and they’ll tell you “megapixels don’t matter. ” For most people 8 megapixels or so is enough. But that line of thinking isn’t stopping Samsung and Xiaomi from teaming up to create a massive 108-megapixel  meant for your smartphone.

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Technology and the cobra effect: why big breakthroughs rarely deliver what they promise

New tech is always well-intentioned, but good intentions are no longer good enough. Technology is advancing at an insane rate, often faster than lawmakers and the general public can keep up. Accordingly, by the time we realize the complex ripple-effect of a new technology, it’s so deeply embedded into our culture that there isn’t much we can do about it.

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Data Privacy Regulators Request More Information on Libra Cryptocurrency

Data protection regulatory agencies from around the world have joined the growing list of those who wish to examine and investigate Facebook’s cryptocurrency project. According to a joint press release on August 6, 2019, the information provided by Facebook isn’t transparent enough and request that the company provide robust information regarding data privacy protection.

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Equifax to pay $700m for breach that exposed 147 million Americans’ data

Almost two years after a major data breach hit Equifax, the company has finally agreed to a global settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). As per the proposed terms of the deal, the consumer credit reporting agency will shell out as much as $700 million to settle with federal agencies and 50 US states and territories.

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