Could:
1. BTC lose most of its MCAP?
2. We still end the year well in excess of 1 trill total market cap?
3. There be a tussle for #1 spot
4. Could a totally 'free' crypto market result
5. Where fundamentals and utility govern value rather than btc and speculation
Issues that could shape this
1. Central bank and institutional monies
2. Futures
3. FUD
4. FOMO
5. Miners/mining
1. BTC lose most of its MCAP?
2. We still end the year well in excess of 1 trill total market cap?
3. There be a tussle for #1 spot
4. Could a totally 'free' crypto market result
5. Where fundamentals and utility govern value rather than btc and speculation
Issues that could shape this
1. Central bank and institutional monies
2. Futures
3. FUD
4. FOMO
5. Miners/mining
Komen:
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Komen:
expect some g20 news and a difficulty readjustment for btc around next weekend
Komen:
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Komen:
for bch once we hit an uptrend if history repeats there may be circa 10 mini pumps with two maxi pumps within around three months NOT TRADING ADVICE
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Komen:
'the technology behind crypto assets has the potential to promote financial inclusion...delegates will consider a common response that would mitigate the risks without discouraging innovation'
Komen:
'Blockchain technologies hold the key to building an inclusive global digital economy that is auditably secure and transparently accountable to the world’s citizens. At a time when governments must fight to restore the public’s faith in cross-border economic cooperation, blockchains can play a critical role in strengthening economic resilience while ensuring the global economy works to the benefit of all. The G20 must take decisive steps to harness this technology in service of its policy goals across the core focus areas of economic resilience, financial inclusion, taxation, trade and investment, employment, climate, health, sustainable development, and women’s empowerment. Failure to do so risks further fragmenting the global economy, undermining public trust in international economic institutions, and pushing the most cutting-edge blockchain developments into dark web deployments that are beyond the reach of government influence. By acting now to embrace blockchains’ socially beneficial properties and minimize their potential downside risks, the G20 governments can lay the foundation for a just, prosperous, and truly shared global economy.'
Komen:
'b. The co-existence and interaction of fiat and non-fiat cryptocurrencies and the implications of different countries adopting different approaches (e.g. Bitcoin, Ether, Zcash alongside blockchain-based Dollars, Euros, Renminbi);
c. The potential utility of public blockchain-based prediction markets experiments to improve the design and efficacy of national monetary policies and global reserve currency arrangements. (Blockchain-based prediction markets, e.g. Augur, can supply policymakers with large volumes of real-time data generated by decentralized market participants who are economically incentivized to make and publicize accurate financial predictions. In other words, they allow policymakers to tap the “wisdom of the financially incentivized crowd” as a tool for validating, improving, or debunking efficient markets-based and other monetary policy theories.'
c. The potential utility of public blockchain-based prediction markets experiments to improve the design and efficacy of national monetary policies and global reserve currency arrangements. (Blockchain-based prediction markets, e.g. Augur, can supply policymakers with large volumes of real-time data generated by decentralized market participants who are economically incentivized to make and publicize accurate financial predictions. In other words, they allow policymakers to tap the “wisdom of the financially incentivized crowd” as a tool for validating, improving, or debunking efficient markets-based and other monetary policy theories.'
Komen:
"We acknowledge that technological innovation, including that underlying crypto-assets, has the potential to improve the efficiency and inclusiveness of the financial system and the economy more broadly. Crypto-assets do, however, raise issues with respect to consumer and investor protection, market integrity, tax evasion, money laundering and terrorist financing. Crypto-assets lack the key attributes of sovereign currencies. At some point they could have financial stability implications. We commit to implement the FATF standards as they apply to crypto-assets, look forward to the FATF review of those standards, and call on the FATF to advance global implementation. We call on international standard-setting bodies (SSBs) to continue their monitoring of crypto-assets and their risks, according to their mandates, and assess multilateral responses as needed."
