As expected since writing that last month on February 13th (white circles), bonds (left chart) now all time high with…
As noted about 6 months ago, there have been signals of an incoming recession when unemployment hit an all time…
The age of security tokens is here.
$13500-13800 hit the golden pocked perfectly. People are still super bullish, so I think opening a short at that level…
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http://fortune.com/2019/05/13/bitcoin-comes-to-whole-foods-major-retailers-in-coup-for-digital-currency/ Whole Foods, Home Depot, Among Stores Now Taking Bitcoin What Flexa has done is persuade the retailers-which also include Regal Cinemas, Gamestop and Baskin Robbins-to configure their scanners to recognize payments from its cryptocurrency app, which is called Spedn. The store cashier will typically be unaware the customer is paying with crypto, while the merchant receives a real-time payment in the form of their choosing. For consumers, using cryptocurrency as an everyday payment mechanism hasproved impractical because of crypto’s volatility-a wallet with $100 worth ofBitcoin at the start of the week may only be worth $80 by week’s end. Spalding, who is a veteran of the gift card exchange service Raise, added thatcrypto payments also offer stores a way to experiment with new types ofblockchain-based customer rewards. According to a person familiar with the project, who spoke on condition ofanonymity, the reason for the silence is because the crypto payments are stillan experiment, and retailers don’t want to discuss them until they gain a betterunderstanding of the technology and consumer demand. The value of the Bitcoin in my Spedn app has jumped around about 5% todayalone, which is fine for an investment but not for a day-to-day payment tool. For now, it’s too soon to say if the big name merchants who signed on this week-other names include Petco, Lowe’s and Office Depot-will still be taking the…
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeldelcastillo/2019/05/13/starbucks-nordstrom-and-whole-foods-now-accept-bitcoin-just-dont-ask-them/#1cc2a2642252 Starbucks, Nordstrom And Whole Foods Now Accept Bitcoin. Just Don’t Ask Them. All evidence points to the fact that as of today, some of the largest and best-known companies in the world are now accepting bitcoin, ether, litecoin, bitcoincash, zcash and the Gemini Dollar, a cryptocurrency backed by real U.S. dollars stored in a State Street account and built on top of the public ethereum blockchain. One possible reason is that in August 2018, Starbucks announced it was afounding partner of a competing cryptocurrency exchange, Bakkt, and wouldhelp the New York Stock Exchange spin off convert digital assets into U.S.dollars for acceptance as payment at their stores. So how is Flexa already letting Cameron Winklevoss pay for that Starbucks coffee with crypto, and how are the 15 other enterprises also doing so? First, users need to download the app from Apple’s App store, then send it their asset of choice from any cryptocurrency wallet.