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Hey guys ~ Looking for fellow Malaysian who've been actively trading crypto.

I've been trading since June 2017. So far manage to get back all my capital and still heavily invested in some alts using profits earned.

Let's get in touch if you're actively trading as I'm looking to form a trading community. Kinda bored trading alone on twitter where all the big names are from different region.

Hello fellow Malaysian, checkout this ICO launched by fellow Malaysian :

https://eminent.beepbeepnation.com/

We appreciate any feedbacks 

I personally use this channel only. Run by a few well-knowned crypto traders.

https://t.me/MutualCapitalAnn

Saya cuba tumpukan untuk Merit posting di thread Malaysia ne saja, sebab orang lain tak akan Merit posting di sini, cuma pastikan post tu yang bermakna dan membantu orang lain

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BTC akan carik next support 6.5kusd...mari kita saksikan...huhuh...break 6.5kusd -----> 5kusd...boleh tapau sikit2 time ni kot...kalau tak break 6.5kusd fly back...

Could anyone suggest me some reliable airdrop and bounty programs?
I did a few ones but they still not pay me yet

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ok la tu...slow2...aku punya akaun lama dah sr. member pon mrep ban sbb komen dekat airdrop punya post...ahahah...mmg hampeh

dah byak saya translate ini kali pertama di bct benci masih pangkat rendah

Rajin korang buat translate ke bahasa melayu...aku dulu buat 4 5 dah nak muntah...hahaha

Saye nak buy akun fm maupun sr adakah yang nak sell for me ?

Contack me with telegram @superjhon

you posted this question in my FB group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/BitcoinMalaysia/

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Katanya sekurang-kurangnya 100 pages.  Lagi ramai Malaysian translators lagi cepat penuh 100 pages tu.  I pun dah tak larat dah nak buat translation, sampai naik termuak2.  Tak apply pun Bounty Manager hantar PM offer suruh buat. 

lol that's my event. ahhahaha hope you came and had a good time, more events to come by FOMO Media.

With the Malaysian electoral process preparing to ramp up to full speed tomorrow, Finterra argues that Blockchain technology, which is already widely used in finance, real estate, healthcare and other sectors — not only offers the most secure voting technology available, but could potentially revolutionise the entire voting process, bringing innovation to an outdated system and, more importantly, improve election security across the board, reducing skepticism of the democratic process across the globe.

 

Voting Security Advantages on the Blockchain

Every record on a blockchain appears on a peer-to-peer, distributed ledger, meaning that everyone on the network can view and verify records. For election purposes, each vote would connect to an individual voter, and any discrepancies would be solved by simply reviewing the ledger — reducing voter fraud. Further, voters’ identities would be completely anonymous.

Though individual votes would be publicly available, voters would be masked behind an encrypted key of random numbers and letters. This would ensure privacy and security — much more than traditional ballot boxes — and reduce the possibility of voter suppression: if you can’t identify voters, you can’t target them.

A blockchain is also immutable: that is, every record on the ledger is permanent and unalterable. That would make auditing easier, tampering almost impossible and lost or missing votes a thing of the past. Every ballot would be final and guaranteed.

But perhaps the important security advantage of the blockchain is decentralisation. Because the ledger is distributed across a public network, it has no single storage base. In order for the voting network to be compromised, you would need to hack a majority of the “blocks” and complete the hack before new blocks are created, like an extremely complex game of whack-a-mole. This makes hacking any blockchain hard. For a large blockchain — such as an election blockchain — it would be even harder.

 

Next Steps

Critics of blockchain-based voting largely miss the point. While the blockchain may be imperfect, its weaknesses are dwarfed by those of the current system. Furthermore, blockchain technology would solve the two most prominent election concerns (which generally fall along ideological lines): voter access and voter fraud.

For activists worried about voter suppression, a blockchain-based solution would allow eligible voters to cast ballots anonymously on their laptops, tablets or smartphones, using an encrypted key. At the same time, the public ledger would tie each ballot to an individual voter, establishing a permanent and immutable record. Fraud would be highly unlikely, and any foul play would either be evident on the ledger or corrected by the peer-to-peer consensus network.

In that regard, blockchain-based voting represents a bipartisan win-win proposition. The trick lies in persuasion and adoption, as with any major technological innovation.

 

 

With Finterra in the final stages of building its own proprietary blockchain platform, Finterra enables real world solutions that address the needs of governments and global industries.

Finterra offers a truly global, fully inclusive platform that aims to bridge the gap between consumers, providers and regulators through its innovative blockchain platform.


Source
http://www.finterra.org/2018/05/08/can-blockchain-technology-solve-voting-issues/

I haven't seen you here in while Colbert, busy preparing for the summit coming up in a few days?  Awesome speakers & panelist:  http://cyberjayastartupsummit.com/speakers/.  Too bad I'm not able to attend.

klau tak dah ada local thread kita hehehe
apa2 kita cuba bangkitkan versi malay

ada twitter bounty baru dari VoxelX
sila baca langkah-langkahnya disini untuk lebih faham
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/special-twitter-bountygray-voxelx-50m-token-reward-3392116

Learn more: http://bit.ly/2FgpcLo