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the bad news is US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) stated that the current oil price has dropped to a negative level, which is below 0 dollars per barrel. This has an impact on the fall in oil prices on the global market. which shows evidence of the destruction of the energy sector due to the Covid-19 pandemic. according to Jeff Wyll, a Senior Energy Analyst at Neuberger Berman, said that "some global markets are signaling that there is no longer room in America to accommodate the oil pile (really terrible).

Although Satoshi Nakamoto has been credited with developing Bitcoin in 2009, we know that most certainly this is a pseudonym for a single person or a group of people who were working on the idea. Nakamoto vanished from the Internet back in 2011, leaving only a few clues as to who he/they might be.

Over the years, there were many people who have publicly came out as Satoshi. However, most of them failed to support their statements with solid facts.

Dorian Nakamoto from California was given the title of Bitcoin “creator” by a journalist who thought that there were many similarities between the two Nakamotos. This claim was disproved by Dorian, though.

Probably the most well-known case of someone claiming to be Satoshi is that of Craig S. Wright, an Australian academic. He has tried multiple times to provide evidence, however, hasn’t been successful to this day. All the “proof” turned out to be fabricated.

The world of investing has long been accused of being a male-dominated “old-boys club”. Women in this environment frequently complain that they are frozen out, treated badly or have to work harder than men to make good.

So you would have thought that the 21st century’s developing fetch scene might have leveled the playing field between the sexes. However, evidence suggests the rush to online finance platforms and investments has done nothing to boost equality.

Instead, the digitally driven world of artificial intelligence, Bitcoin and blockchain is as sexually unbalanced as the banking, property and commodity markets industries that preceded it. Tech industries are inherently male-dominated for reasons that include boys being introduced to gadgets at a younger age, leading to just 16% of computer science undergraduates being female.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies first became popular in the geekiest parts of the tech and finance industries, both male-dominated. The early word was spread mainly on Reedit and forums for discussing video games.

Tech industries are inherently male-dominated for reasons that include boys being introduced to gadgets at a younger age, leading to just 16% of computer science undergraduates being female.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies first became popular in the geekiest parts of the tech and finance industries, both male-dominated. The early word was spread mainly on Reedit and forums for discussing video games.

wanna what is ETH 2.0? this is the Guide:
While Ethereum 1.0 uses a consensus mechanism known as proof of work (PoW), Ethereum 2.0 will use a proof of stake (PoS) mechanism.

With blockchains such as Ethereum, there is a need to validate transactions in a decentralized way. Ethereum, like other cryptocurrencies, currently uses a consensus mechanism known as proof of work (PoW).

In this system, miners use computer hardware processing power to solve complex mathematical puzzles and verify new transactions. The first miner to solve a puzzle adds a new transaction to the record of all transactions that make up the blockchain. They are then rewarded with cryptocoins. However, this process can be energy-intensive.

Study Bitcoin Core is security software that helps protect assets worth billions of dollars, so every code change needs to be reviewed by experienced developers

Bitcoin Core is security software that helps protect assets worth billions of dollars, so every code change needs to be reviewed by experienced developers.

^I concur, was just about to post the same. Also, not in the right boards I believe. Based on his his other posts, it's safe to say we won't be missing out on a lot of impressive stuff from this guy.

Bitcoin at $15K is now bigger than PayPal, Coca-Cola, Netflix, Disney
Bitcoin surged from $190 billion to around $280 billion in recent months, surpassing some big-name companies, including banks, by market capitalization.
In early September of this year, the market capitalization of Bitcoin (BTC) was hovering at around $190 billion when the BTC price was hovering around $10,000.
In the past two months, however, the price of Bitcoinrose from to over $15,000. With it, the market cap of Bitcoin surged from $190 billion to around $280 billion. This now makes Bitcoin more valuable than most major U.S. companies.

Sam Bankman-Fried believes even ETH 2 can't handle DeFi's potential growth
FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried doesn’t believe Ethereum will be able to provide the scaling capabilities required by the DeFi sector in future.
FTX exchange co-founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried believes Ethereum (ETH) is incapable of handling decentralized finance’s (DeFi) growth.
Talking to Camila Russo from the Defiant Podcast, Bankman-Fried says that the Ethereum blockchain is limiting DeFi’s development and the only way around it is to build on other networks.

Bitcoin surged from $190 billion to around $280 billion in recent months, surpassing some big-name companies, including banks, by market capitalization.
n early September of this year, the market capitalization of Bitcoin (BTC) was hovering at around $190 billion when the BTC price was hovering around $10,000.
In the past two months, however, the price of Bitcoin rose from to over $15,000. With it, the market cap of Bitcoin surged from $190 billion to around $280 billion. This now makes Bitcoin more valuable than most major U.S. companies.

FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried doesn’t believe Ethereum will be able to provide the scaling capabilities required by the DeFi sector in future.
FTX exchange co-founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried believes Ethereum (ETH) is incapable of handling decentralized finance’s (DeFi) growth.
Talking to Camila Russo from the Defiant Podcast, Bankman-Fried says that the Ethereum blockchain is limiting DeFi’s development and the only way around it is to build on other networks.

The Chairman of the Thai Fintech Association (TFA) and Thailand's Former Finance Minister, Korn Chatikavanij, has offered his support for recent proposals that Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) should be tasked with developing and enforcing cryptocurrency regulations.

So, what you think about this?

According to statistics from Arcane Research shows there’s been massive demand since the official launch this past Monday. Trading of both trusts didn’t really pick up until the very next day.

LTCN launched on Monday and was selling for a 753% premium while the BCHG trust was selling for a 351% premium. They launched trust on Tuesday and also trade large premium.

Did you think investors taking risk? Because i think they are taking risk and not aware of this premiums.

Bitcoin has crossed the Rs. 11 lakh mark in India. The instability in the US, along with other factors, has promoted a resurgence of interest and the value of Bitcoin has been rising towards 2017 levels when it peaked at approximately Rs. 12.5 lakh for one Bitcoin.

The 2018 Reserve Bank of India ban on trading of cryptocurrencies put a temporary halt on its growth, but now that the Supreme Court has overturned the ban, global players are looking to enter the Indian market to make the most of the nascent but growing market. While Bitcoin is at its peak,

Ethereum is currently selling for Rs. 33,090 per unit, whereas Litecoin will cost you Rs. 4,829.

Even though cryptocurrencies have been under the scrutiny ever since inception, Bitcoin has seen tremendous growth in a short period. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is selling for Rs. 11,94,257 on BuyUcoin, Rs. 11,00,000 on LocalBitcoins, and Rs. 11,78,415 on UNOCOIN (live prices here). While Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to see widespread distribution, the birth of the industry gave rise to other altcoins like Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Monero, and more.

Even though cryptocurrencies have been under the scrutiny ever since inception, Bitcoin has seen tremendous growth in a short period. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is selling for Rs. 11,94,257 on BuyUcoin, Rs. 11,00,000 on LocalBitcoins, and Rs. 11,78,415 on UNOCOIN (live prices here). While Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to see widespread distribution, the birth of the industry gave rise to other altcoins like Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Monero, and more.

Features of bitcoin:

Bitcoin is a currency that is not tied to a bank or government and allows the users to spend the money anonymously.

No single institution controls the bitcoin network.

It is analogous to an online version of cash. Many products and services can be bought by it.

Bitcoin network controls the bitcoin. Bitcoin network comprises the common man who uses bitcoin, and anybody can become a part of it. To understand this network, we must understand the Bitcoin Public Ledger.

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The key aspects of the Crypto-token Regulation Bill, 2018, found in paragraph 13 of the ‘Note-precursor to report’ shows that the Inter-Ministerial Committee was fine with the idea of allowing the sale and purchase of a digital crypto asset at recognized exchanges. Therefore, the intention and the stand of the legislature remains unclear on the matter of cryptocurrencies.

by Archana Chaudhary and Siddhartha Singh

India plans to introduce a new law banning trade in cryptocurrencies, placing it out of step with other Asian economies which have chosen to regulate the fledgling market.

The bill is expected to be discussed shortly by the federal cabinet before it is sent to parliament, according to people familiar with the development who who asked not to be identified, citing rules on speaking with the media.

The federal government will encourage blockchain, the technology underlying cryptocurrencies, but is not keen on cryptocurrency trading, according to two people. India’s finance ministry spokesman didn’t respond to call and a message seeking comments.

A government official has reportedly confirmed that a “note” regarding the legal framework for cryptocurrency in India has been forwarded to related ministries for inter-ministerial discussions. It would then be presented to the cabinet for approval.
Status of Indian Crypto Bill



India’s cryptocurrency bill is back in the limelight on Tuesday after Moneycontrol reported on a “note” that seeks to “ban trade in cryptocurrency,” citing an unnamed government official. On the condition of anonymity, the official explained that the Indian government has been holding consultations with the law ministry, the ministry of information and technology, and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on a framework for a law that will “formally end trading in cryptocurrency in India,” the publication conveyed.

“After inter-ministerial consultations, it (the note) would be presented to the cabinet for approval. Once Parliament resumes for the session, we are hoping to get it ratified.”

Major Indian cryptocurrency exchange BuyUCoin has developed a framework to regulate cryptocurrency in India that it claims has the support of “all the Indian cryptocurrency stakeholders”.

However, it is not clear yet which stakeholders helped develop the framework, or ‘sandbox’, which will be officially released on October 2.

BuyUCoin, which has more than 350,000 users and handles billion-dollar transactions, described the framework as a draft set of community driven rules, propositions and implementation methods.

The framework will be presented to the Indian Government. It comes after the Indian Supreme Court in March struck down the Reserve Bank of India's circular banning banks and other financial institutions from dealing with crypto companies. Bloomberg reported last week however the Indian government planned to introduce a new bill to ban the trade of cryptocurrencies during the monsoon session.

After successfully implementing four pilot e-governance projects based on blockchain technology, Maharashtra government will soon come out with ‘State Blockchain Policy’ that will provide direction to India’s financial hub to be the first blockchain powered-state in the country.

The state is already working on several initiatives to adopt cutting-edge technologies for transforming government services. Fintech, data analytics, artificial intelligence, cyber security, blockchain and drones are among some technologies the state has adopted in its e-governance initiatives. Among others, blockchain has been a wider acceptance and adoption in the state.

After successfully implementing four pilot e-governance projects based on blockchain technology, Maharashtra government will soon come out with ‘State Blockchain Policy’ that will provide direction to India’s financial hub to be the first blockchain powered-state in the country.

The state is already working on several initiatives to adopt cutting-edge technologies for transforming government services. Fintech, data analytics, artificial intelligence, cyber security, blockchain and drones are among some technologies the state has adopted in its e-governance initiatives. Among others, blockchain has been a wider acceptance and adoption in the state.

One, I watch bad content to the point of obsession: Hallmark Movies, Murder She Wrote, C-List Netflix series, and the entire back catalog of Hart to Hart. I know bad television.
Two, I am more than familiar with the Schitt’s Creek genre and especially its stars. I watch Best In Show three times a month, more if it has been a particularly crappy month. Waiting for Guffman is my weighted blanket. It soothes me. I can recite entire scenes of What We Do In The Shadows, while drunk and sleep-deprived. Catherine O’Hara is basically Vivian, if she was Canadian. I want to marry Eugene Levy’s Mitch Cohen. I know the genre. I am the genre. I should love this show.
Despite being the audience for this show and having the world’s worst taste in popular culture, I do not like Schitt’s Creek. I am not confused about what Schitt’s Creek is. I’m not missing some vital piece of information about the show. I get it. I simply do not like it.
I make that distinction because when you do not like Schitt’s Creek, you are met on your journey into hell by three spirits. Each one is lying to you about how good Schitt’s Creek is because — and I cannot stress this enough — Schitt’s Creek is not good.
Hanger-In-There (HIT)
HITs just want you to not give up. Ever. On anything. They need you to know that if you “push through”, “commit” and “believe” that Schitt’s Creek will absolutely “pay off”. The pay off, as far as I can tell, is that you might cry at the season finale. What they never say is if you are crying tears of joy and relief that this long boring waking nightmare is finally over. You can cry for a far cheaper price than six seasons (at 30 minutes an episode and 10–12 episodes a season) of Schitt’s Creek. You can hit your pinky toe on the side of a coffee table. You can watch any of the top three best Tonya Harding made-for-television movies. Now, that’s a girl with a sob story and she manages to tell it in 90 minutes or less.
Choose Your Own Adventurer
The Choose Your Own Adventurer has the definitive roadmap for making Schitt’s Creek good. All you have to do is watch the first eight minutes of episode three (season one), fast-forward most of Roland’s scenes through the end of season two, binge episodes five through seven of season four ONLY, and then unfurl into the glory of episode five. That is called editing. The Adventurer wants you to post-edit six seasons of a television show to make it good. For free. If the people who made the show did not care enough to edit it, why should I? The Adventurer cannot say. They can only say that you can do it because they did it.
Schitt’s Priest

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The Schitt’s Priest does not care if Schitt’s Creek is good. They only care that it is moral. Somewhere in the course of the show, apparently one of the characters becomes a marginally better person than they were when the show started. That scene must be transformative because the priest cannot stop talking about it. You see, a person was BAD and then they became good and, well, that’s basically Jesus. If you do not want to see Jesus, then maybe the problem is with you and not with Schitt’s Creek. Or, so the Priest suggests. The thing is, Jesus has a nut graf. You get to his character arc in a good one hour read or two hour Baptist sermon. Jesus understands when to leave a party, is what I am saying. These Schitt’s people come over and stay, honey.
The HIT. The Adventurer. The Priest. All of them really want you to watch Schitt’s Creek. As far as I can tell, the best reason any of them can give for you doing so is that they did it and survived. They are natural child-birthers and Cross-fitters and vegans, all rolled up into one. Ultimately, Schitt’s Creek is good because they survived and you should too.
Of course, I am still watching Schitt’s Creek. I am weak. I also did a Cross-fit Groupon once. But, I will never tell you to fail as I have failed. Save yourself. Murder She Wrote is on Youtube.

NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a type of cryptographic token which represents something unique. NFT means that it can't be replaced/exchanged. NFTs offer unique characters that make them different and rare digitally. NFT is different from other tokens because it can't be divided and must be purchased or sold as a whole.

A non-fungible token (NFT) is a special type of cryptographic token which represents something unique; non-fungible tokens are thus not mutually interchangeable

The DeFi Composite Index, first launched by Binance Futures in late August, is seeing its second month of strain, trading down from its all-time highs of close to $1,200 to under $400, a decline of roughly 60%.

In fact, most DeFi tokens have erased 70% to 90% of their gains since early September, as Binance’s Nov. 5 report notes. In early October, Cointelegraph reported on the index’s already stark decline to $507. Its all-time high had been $1,189 on the first day of trading in late August.

As the report outlines, only eight DeFi tokens, AAVE and UNI, showed a neutral correlation with Bitcoin over the 45 days running up to Nov. 1. Eight other DeFi tokens had a wholly negative relationship. In addition:

“7 of 13 DeFi tokens had negative correlations with Ethereum (ETH), despite Ethereum powering much of the DeFi ecosystem. DeFi’s negative correlation with BTC and ETH is no surprise as the DeFi bubble came to a crashing end in September.”

As thereby implied, WhiteManWhite is trying to go over mprep’s head now. 
So much for “the moderator will judge”.

Unfortunately, I didn't see Theymos answer, apparently he is busy or there is some other reason. And I respect your opinion.

OK.  Posting an image without credit is not a valid reason for negative trust. 

Based on this, I ask you to immediately remove my copyright photos which was distributed by users without my knowledge, without using direct links to the source and illegal editing them, which falls under forum rule 33 (plagiarism).

- That's not plagiarism. (.....)

I respect any fair decision of the administration BT forum.

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