Highlighting what went right, and what went wrong, in this week’s crypto news analysis.
Healthy markets and a healthy number of new stories to get through this morning. None bigger than the waves Facebook is making with their imminent stable coin. RBC Capital Markets have even been communicating with their investors about its potential for new streams or revenue. They're now targeting Facebook shares at $250, a 38% increase on today.
Still with eyes on the U.S., Binance has announced it’s cutting all American users out of its exchange operations, but will launch Binance US very soon. It’s not clear if the two exchanges will share an order book. At the same time they are performing final tests ahead of margin trading going live. A good idea considering the recent Poloniex debacle.
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Ahead of the June 18 white paper, marketing material has revealed the first group of companies that will be running a Facebook Libra node
At a cost of $10m each, Facebook could raise a substantial sum if they meet the 100 organisation target for the Libra governing body
The inter-governmental association (Financial Action Task Force) is set to impose the same standards for blockchain transactions as wire transfers
Notably, the ‘travel rule’ would require including who from and who to in the payment details. Somewhat antithetical to many digital assets, to say the least
Poignant timing with FB so close to launching. The TON ecosystem will centre on privacy and is expected to release in Q3 2019
Estimates are now circulating that Grams will be valued between $2.10-$8.00, and that 200m have been locked up for devs and 500m scheduled for incentives
Bakkt sets July 22nd as date for testing
physical delivery
Jack Dorsey’s
payments blockchain team and bitcoin core
Lubin comments on
to-date, and the future of PoS
A browser extension to enable
is in development
Garlinghouse claims
in new clients due to XRP tech lowering fees
Interview with
about engaging with regulators
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