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The southern Indian state of Telangana is to launch a dedicated blockchain incubator.

According to a report in the Times of India on Monday, Rama Devi, a senior official in the IT&C Department of the state government, said the new incubator would soon team with top educational institutions such as IIIT-Hyderabad and the Indian School of Business to support startups in the working blockchain space.

“We have developed 12 use cases wherein blockchain technology can be used to solve some of the issues faced by citizens… In the coming days we are coming up multiple initiatives such as setting up incubator.

 at the sidelines of the launch of T-Block, a blockchain accelerator set up by the Telangana government in partnership with industrial giant Tech Mahindra.

Startups accepted into the accelerator will be provided a one-week boot camp followed by a month-long training program, with mentorship and advice from "experts in the startup and blockchain space," according to the Times.

The Indian federal government has been keen to explore blockchain tech and has even spoken of the possibility of a digital rupee. In November 2019, Minister of state for electronics and IT Sanjay Dhotre said the government is drafting an approach paper on a national blockchain framework that will look at the potential for distributed ledger technology and the need for a common infrastructure for different use cases of the tech.

On the other hand, cryptocurrencies, the main use case for blockchain tech to date, have been suppressed amid reports the government is considering an outright ban.

The supreme court is currently hearing a case brought by the cryptocurrency industry attempting to lift a ban on banking services to crypto companies such as exchanges ordered by the central bank in April 2018.

The southern Indian state of Telangana is to launch a dedicated blockchain incubator.

According to a report in the Times of India on Monday, Rama Devi, a senior official in the IT&C Department of the state government, said the new incubator would soon team with top educational institutions such as IIIT-Hyderabad and the Indian School of Business to support startups in the working blockchain space.

“We have developed 12 use cases wherein blockchain technology can be used to solve some of the issues faced by citizens… In the coming days we are coming up multiple initiatives such as setting up incubator,” Devi said.

Devi was speaking at the sidelines of the launch of T-Block, a blockchain accelerator set up by the Telangana government in partnership with industrial giant Tech Mahindra.

Startups accepted into the accelerator will be provided a one-week boot camp followed by a month-long training program, with mentorship and advice from “experts in the startup and blockchain space,” according to the Times.

The Indian federal government has been keen to explore blockchain tech and has even spoken of the possibility of a digital rupee. In November 2019, Minister of state for electronics and IT Sanjay Dhotre said the government is drafting an approach paper on a national blockchain framework that will look at the potential for distributed ledger technology and the need for a common infrastructure for different use cases of the tech.

On the other hand, cryptocurrencies, the main use case for blockchain tech to date, have been suppressed amid reports the government is considering an outright ban.

The supreme court is currently hearing a case brought by the cryptocurrency industry attempting to lift a ban on banking services to crypto companies such as exchanges ordered by the central bank in April 2018.

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Apa itu cryptocurrency?
Secara sederhana, cryptocurrency dapat dipahami sebagai mata uang digital. Berbeda dari mata uang konvensional, cryptocurrency dapat digunakan untuk transaksi virtual atau yang berbasis jaringan internet. Untuk menjamin keamanannya, cryptocurrency akan dilindungi sandi-sandi yang cukup rumit.

Lebih lanjut, mata uang digital ini desentralisasi. Terkait, tidak ada pihak yang menjadi bagian dari suatu transaksi. Pembayaran yang dilakukan menggunakan mata uang digital dilakukan oleh peer-to-peer, yaitu dari pengiriman ke penerima. Meskipun demikian, seluruh transaksi yang dilakukan tetap dalam sistem yang ada pada cryptocurrency . Pencatatan dilakukan oleh penambang cryptocurrency dan akan mendapat komisi dari uang digital yang dipakai.
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Bitcoin is simply the biggest, most popular Crytocurrency in the market right now. It has earned it's position by ushering in a new era of anonymous transaction ever known.

While the are people who says that Bitcoin is untenable and is not very a valuable investment option.

LET'S LOOK AT THE REASONS WHY BITCOIN HAS BECOME POPULAR

The first and foremost reason is anonymity.                                           Bitcoin allows users to send money to any place in the world at minimum cost and that gains it self (Bitcoin) an achievement.
The second is stability.                       Despite the up's and down's of it's (Bitcoin) values, it is still relatively stable than some other currencies in the world which experiences hyperinflation.
The third is Time.                                Bitcoin might not be the fastest but it is certainly a score faster than other non anonymous flat currencies.
Security.                                               Bitcoin is definitely one of the most secure Crytocurrency we have right now. And with thousands working to keep the dozens from starling the money from the millions, it's likely to stay that way.
Since Bitcoin use complex technology, it cannot be outsmarted by any knuckle head. You will actually require some serious skills to make a digital heist.

In short, Bitcoin has definitely shown us that Crytocurrencies have a lot of potential and it's an inch close in becoming a reliable investment mode. The is no denying that if it continues evolving like this it will attract more counterparts and then it will be right on top.

Thank you
Written by: Precious Theo

Archana Priyadarshini, Web Content Writer at NetTantra Technologies (2019-present)
Answered Jul 16, 2019

The first and foremost reason is anonymity. Bitcoin allows users to send money to any place in the world at minimum costs and that in itself is an achievement.

The second is stability. Despite the up and down nature of Bitcoin values, it is still relatively more stable than some other currencies in the world which experience hyperinflation.

Bitcoin might not be the fastest but it is certainly a score faster than other non-anonymous fiat currencies.

Security. Bitcoin is definitely one of the most secure cryptocurrencies we have right now. And with thousands working to keep the dozens from stealing the money from the millions, it is likely to stay that way.

Since Bitcoin uses complex technology, it cannot be outsmarted by any knucklehead. You would actually require some serious skills to make a digital heist.

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Sevastopol is the payment method chosen by professionals and companies to achieve fast and secure payments for their jobs and build assets for business.

We aim to create an immediate network of partners that accept SEVS.

Our partners at the moment are:

MC IT SOLUTION ADVICE (ITA)
MC is a security companie working for a decade on government IT security and can offer any IT service, from service fruition, web servers setup, managing and securing, crypto payment development and security

CRYPTALIA IT PROFESSIONALS (IT)
Criptalia ITP offer services and crypto advice, pro tech support, IT support and conseuling, blockchain project management, high level managing servers for cryptoworld etc.

Other local activities and professionals are already accepting SEVS

Services or goods providers, who accepts SEVS, will always grant a discount on service fees in order to push crypto payment adoption as much as possible

We plan to be accessible in the most easy way!

you will be able to find SEVS on ATMs such as in crypto markets or websites selling packs of SEVS you will use to pay for your needs

Fast & Secure transactions will be possible from official mobile wallet and other famous (and reliable) crypto wallets where we will be included.


1q 2020
- build explorer
- build mac wallet
- build mobile wallet
- build website
- listing first exchange
- sign most partnership possible

2q 2020
- publish company collaborations
- listing on major volume exchange
- release first asset
- company rebrand

3q 2020
- availability on ATM
- availability on Visa/Crypto platform (like wirex or else)         

LiquidCash is the payment method choosen by professionals and companies to achieve fast and secure payments for their jobs and build assets for business.

We aim to create an immediate network of partners that accept LCASH.

Our partners at the moment are:

MC IT SOLUTION ADVICE (ITA)
MC is a security companie working for a decade on government IT security and can offer any IT service, from service fruition, web servers setup, managing and securing, crypto payment development and security

CRYPTALIA IT PROFESSIONALS (IT)
Criptalia ITP offer services and crypto advice, pro tech support, IT support and conseuling, blockchain project management, high level managing servers for cryptoworld etc.

Other local activities and professionals are already accepting LCASH

Services or goods providers, who accepts LCASH, will always grant a discount on service fees in order to push crypto payment adoption as much as possible

We plan to be accessible in the most easy way!

you will be able to find LCASH on ATMs such as in crypto markets or websites selling packs of LCASH you will use to pay for your needs

Fast & Secure transactions will be possible from official mobile wallet and other famous (and reliable) crypto wallets where we will be included.


1q 2020
- build explorer
- build mac wallet
- build mobile wallet
- build website
- listing first exchange
- sign most partnership possible

2q 2020
- publish company collaborations
- listing on major volume exchange
- release first asset
- company rebrand

3q 2020
- availability on ATM
- availability on Visa/Crypto platform (like wirex or else)         

A cryptocurrency wallet is a secure digital wallet used to store, send, and receive digital currency like Bitcoin. Most coins have an official wallet or a few officially recommended third party wallets. In order to use any cryptocurrency you will need to use a cryptocurrency wallet.

Cryptocurrency itself is not actually “stored” in a wallet. Instead, a private key (secure digital code known only to you and your wallet) is stored that shows ownership of a public key (a public digital code connected to a certain amount of currency). So your wallet stores your private and public keys, allows you to send and receive coins, and also acts as a personal ledger of transactions.

IMPORTANT: Never share your wallet password or private key and never enter your password or private key anywhere (unless you are accessing your wallet via private key and password). To send coins and receive coins you only need to share your public wallet address (your “public key”).

What is a Cryptocurrency Wallet?

A cryptocurrency wallet is a secure digital wallet used to store, send, and receive digital currency like Bitcoin. Most coins have an official wallet or a few officially recommended third party wallets. In order to use any cryptocurrency you will need to use a cryptocurrency wallet.

Cryptocurrency itself is not actually “stored” in a wallet. Instead, a private key (secure digital code known only to you and your wallet) is stored that shows ownership of a public key (a public digital code connected to a certain amount of currency). So your wallet stores your private and public keys, allows you to send and receive coins, and also acts as a personal ledger of transactions.

IMPORTANT: Never share your wallet password or private key and never enter your password or private key anywhere (unless you are accessing your wallet via private key and password). To send coins and receive coins you only need to share your public wallet address (your “public key”).

Craig Wright currently wages a legal battle with the property of his former business partner, David Kleiman, for 1.1 million bitcoins.
Wright, who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin, published an update on the status of private keys and his ability to access bitcoins, satisfying a court decision that forces him to hand over half to Kleiman's estate.
In early January, US judge Beth Bloom gave Wright a February 3 deadline to comply. Wright responded in the affirmative, claiming that a “customs mail” that holds the keys to unlocking encrypted Bitcoin would arrive this month.
Until the appearance of that mail, Wright said that bitcoins would remain inaccessible.
The bitcoins in this court case were mined in the early days. If accessed by Wright, they could prove his claim that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. But as the case unfolds, Wright has been accused of falsifying documents and lying.

Just days ago Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist locked in a legal battle with the estate of his former business partner over a Bitcoin trove worth billions, said he was about to obtain the private keys to access the stash of crypto.

Wright, who claims he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin, has now issued an update on the status of the private keys and his ability to access the Bitcoin, thereby satisfying a court ruling that compels him to turn over half of the 1.1 million BTC to the estate of his late business partner, David Kleiman.

Earlier this month, US judge Beth Bloom gave Wright a deadline of February 3rd to comply. Wright responded in the affirmative, claiming that a “bonded courier” who possesses the keys to unlock the encrypted Bitcoin would arrive this month. Until the appearance of said courier, Wright said that the alleged “Tulip Trust” containing the Bitcoin would remain inaccessible.

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The Bitcoin at the heart of the case was mined in the early days. If unlocked by Wright, it would substantiate his claim that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. But as the case unfolds, Wright has been accused of forging documents and telling lies.

Have you  ever seen bitcoin ATM Machine?

A Bitcoin ATM (Automated Teller Machine)  is present now in  alot of countries of the world. Bitcoin ATM  allows a person to purchase Bitcoin by using cash or debit card. Some Bitcoin ATMs offer bi-directional functionality enabling both the purchase of Bitcoin as well as the sale of Bitcoin for cash. Hopefully bitcoin  can be use soon like real currency what is your thinking about that?

A Bitcoin ATM (Automated Teller Machine) is a kiosk that allows a person to purchase Bitcoin by using cash or debit card. Some Bitcoin ATMs offer bi-directional functionality enabling both the purchase of Bitcoin as well as the sale of Bitcoin for cash.

Validating Nodes; AKA Sybil Systems
There is no such thing as a validating node in Bitcoin. Bitcoin scales using SPV, but even with what some people in the BTC religion call full validating nodes, only miners matter. In particular, nodes were designed to preclude Sybil systems. Bitcoin is a proof-of-work system. Nodes are defined in six steps in the white paper. Any system that does not complete all of the six stages is not a node in Bitcoin. As such, any Raspberry Pi system is alluding itself. Your Raspberry Pi will never find a proof-of-work. Any such system is by definition a Sybil.

Validating Nodes; AKA Sybil Systems
There is no such thing as a validating node in Bitcoin. Bitcoin scales using SPV, but even with what some people in the BTC religion call full validating nodes, only miners matter. In particular, nodes were designed to preclude Sybil systems. Bitcoin is a proof-of-work system. Nodes are defined in six steps in the white paper. Any system that does not complete all of the six stages is not a node in Bitcoin. As such, any Raspberry Pi system is alluding itself. Your Raspberry Pi will never find a proof-of-work. Any such system is by definition a Sybil.

About:
The Trigger blockchain is an experimental open-source, hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain fueled by the native Triggercoin (TXR) cryptocurrency. The public launch of the Trigger blockchain is going to occur on 20h05 - 12/02/2020 GMT+7.

For the first 2 years, Trigger will have a hybrid PoS/PoW emission. PoW mining will last for approximately 2 years, until block height 525,600, after which only PoS-based emission remains. In other words, after 2 years, all ~117.5m (including superblock) TXR coins allocated for mining will be distributed and in circulation. Once there is no more emissions from mining, a 5% annual staking reward per year will continue indefinitely. Below is a detailed overview of TXR mining emission schedule:

About:
The Vortex blockchain is an experimental open-source, hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain fueled by the native Vortexcoin (V0X) cryptocurrency. The public launch of the Vortex blockchain is going to occur on 20h00 -12/02/2020 GMT+7.

For the first 2 years, Vortex will have a hybrid PoS/PoW emission. PoW mining will last for approximately 2 years, until block height 525,600, after which only PoS-based emission remains. In other words, after 2 years, all ~117.5m (including superblock) V0X coins allocated for mining will be distributed and in circulation. Once there is no more emissions from mining, a 5% annual staking reward per year will continue indefinitely. Below is a detailed overview of V0X mining emission schedule:

About:
The Violette blockchain is an experimental open-source, hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain fueled by the native Violettecoin (VIO) cryptocurrency. The public launch of the Violette blockchain is going to occur on 20h10 - 12/02/2020 GMT+7.

For the first 2 years, Violette will have a hybrid PoS/PoW emission. PoW mining will last for approximately 2 years, until block height 525,600, after which only PoS-based emission remains. In other words, after 2 years, all ~117.5m (including superblock) VIO coins allocated for mining will be distributed and in circulation. Once there is no more emissions from mining, a 5% annual staking reward per year will continue indefinitely. Below is a detailed overview of VIO mining emission schedule:

How much do you know?

If you read this page, it's a safe bet that you know English grammar. That is, you know how to put words together in a reasonable order and add the right ending. Have you ever opened a grammar book or not, do you know how to combine words and letters that others can understand. After all, the first English grammar book was used a thousand years before it was published.

But how much do you know about grammar?

And, really, why doesn't anyone want to learn about grammar?

Knowing grammar, Cambridge Encyclopedia (David Crystal), Cambridge University Press, 2003 in the English language means "we will be able to talk about what we can do while talking - to describe the rules, and when they fail to apply. What happens then. "

The Cambridge Encyclopedia (one of our top 10 references for writers and editors), Crystal spends hundreds of pages on all aspects of the English language, including its history and vocabulary, regional and social variations, and discourse between spoken and written English. .

Tip 1: Pay attention to apostrophes

Don’t ignore this important punctuation mark, because the apostrophe is used to form contractions as well as the possessive case (for example, sister’s book, John’s son). If you omit the apostrophe, you can easily change the meaning of words: its – it’s, their – they’re. Be careful!

Tip 2: Always use a comma after introductory phrases or prepositional phrases.

It sounds like it makes no sense, but in fact, it is extremely simple. The prepositional phrase is a word combination, the main element of which is a preposition. Usually, the prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.

Here are some examples:

Under the pile of clothes, we found his wallet.

After a hard day at work, Jean loves to relax in the backyard.

Tip 3: Memorize as many heteronyms (homophones) and suffixes as possible.

Tip 1: Pay attention to apostrophes

Don’t ignore this important punctuation mark, because the apostrophe is used to form contractions as well as the possessive case (for example, sister’s book, John’s son). If you omit the apostrophe, you can easily change the meaning of words: its – it’s, their – they’re. Be careful!

Tip 2: Always use a comma after introductory phrases or prepositional phrases.

It sounds like it makes no sense, but in fact, it is extremely simple. The prepositional phrase is a word combination, the main element of which is a preposition. Usually, the prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.

Here are some examples:

Under the pile of clothes, we found his wallet.

After a hard day at work, Jean loves to relax in the backyard.

Tip 3: Memorize as many heteronyms (homophones) and suffixes as possible.
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