Many users are asking us to Predict Bitcoin price by 2050, so we are writing this details post so that you can get idea how much price of bitcoin will go by 2050, before we continue i want to clear this that bitcoin is digital gold in which many big investment companies have invested billions of dollar, so don’t think that bitcoin is currency, Bitcoin will be currency only when it is approved as legal tender by any country.

Bitcoin Price Prediction

Bitcoin will reach 1 Million USD in next 5 year and its 100% sure, so by 2050 Bitcoin may reach 10 Million dollar or Bitcoin may be converted into some other asset.

My prediction of 1 bitcoin = 10 million usd by 2050 is based on past data.

In 2016 Bitcoin price is 1000$ and in 1 month bitcoin grows from 1000 USD to 19,000 USD and no one believed that, in same way bitcoin will reach 100K USD by end of 2021 and price will again rise slowly to 1 million USD by end of 2025.

If you are old bitcoin trader then you will believe this Prediction because you have seen a lot of ups and downs and you know how bitcoin work.

At present not even 5% of world population is involved in Bitcoin.

Big Investment firm and tech companies are trying to take your Bitcoin by offering high interest rate on other currency and giving low interest rates to Bitcoin.

Many people laughed on those who predicted that bitcoin will reach 10K$ but now same people are prediction that bitcoin will reach 100k USD by end of 2022, so if you are also thinking that its a joke then you are doing mistake. Bitcoin will 100% reach 100k USD by end of 2022 and it will reach 1 million USD by end of 2025.

Many Traders and investment companies have predicted about bitcoin, Tim Draper Venture Capitalist predicted that bitcoin will reach $250,000 in by end of 2023.Max Keiser an American broadcaster and film maker predicts that Bitcoin will reach $400K, like this many people have predicted many prices which is above 1 million USD.

So based on this i also predicted that bitcoin will reach 10 Million USD by 2050.

More info: https://cryptomaa.com/bitcoin-price-prediction-2050/

Binance recently announced that it will block all cryptocurrency exchange services to users in the US in the future. This guide describes how you should prepare for the loss of access from both a trading and a tax compliance perspective.

This announcement comes after the exchange also announced that it will be launching a separate service that will cater towards US citizens, Binance.US. This is all likely a result of dealing with the regulatory pressures of operating within the US. It is not clear exactly when this new platform will launch nor which cryptocurrencies will be offered on it.

Timeline
According to the announcement, US users will lose trading access on Binance 90 days from June 14th, 2019—so in September. The announcement also discussed that “users who are not in accordance with Binance’s Terms of Use will continue to have access to their wallets and funds, but will no longer be able to trade or deposit on Binance.com.”

If you are a US passport holder on Binance, you will no longer be able to trade on the platform once September arrives.

How to Prepare From a Trading Perspective
If you are a trader on Binance, you should be aware of which assets you are going to lose trading access to.

In the below graphic, the tokens highlighted in purple are traded on other U.S. compliant exchanges, so you have the ability to move these assets onto these exchanges. Tokens that are not highlighted in purple do not have other exchange support within the US.

If you hold significant amounts in any of the non-highlighted tokens, you should take action before the September deadline hits. If you fail to do so, you could be stuck holding tokens that you have no way of cashing out of. Don’t worry, our team will send out another update to remind you prior to this deadline.

More info: https://cryptotrader.tax/blog/binance-us-residents-losing-access-heres-how-you-should-prepare

XinFin (XDCE) is better than Ethereum - Investor Crypt is slowly coming to the realization that the market is changing. By 2017, the whole market is growing rapidly and there is no need for expertise to make money. You can buy anything with world blockchain, and make money. This year, everything is a little different. To make money in crypto today, you need to do a little research, and invest in cryptos that have a fundamental value for them.

From a fundamental point of view, one of the coins that has a good chance of taking off this year is XinFin (XDCE). This relatively new Crypto is technically superior to some of the most popular infrastructure projects on the market, and it will give you an idea of ​​the future. Just giving you an idea of ​​how strong XinFin (XDCE) let's see how it compares to Ethereum, the second largest crypto based on market capitalization.
XinFin is way ahead of Ethereum

The biggest source of value for Ethereum is the development of smart contracts. However, there is one major drawback to the Ethereum blockchain, and that is the fact that it is a public blockchain. While this sounds like a great thing for transparency in a decentralized environment, very few companies will be willing to make smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.

That's because doing it; will give all their confidential information to the public, and that is not good for business. In essence, Ethereum is probably the second largest crypto in the world, but it is somewhat flawed in terms of attracting large enterprise players who want to use blockchain technology. In front of this, XinFin is way ahead of Ethereum, and a good position to be used by institutional players.

XinFin is a hybrid blockchain, which means the transactions are private but verified on a public blockchain that can not be changed. Through decentralized decentralized networks, institutional players can make smart contracts, without any concern that commercially sensitive information can be compromised.
How XinFin is better than Ripple

But not Ethereum if XinFin (XDCE) does not have the ability. This is also much better than Ripple, the third largest cryptocurrency. How is that? Well, when you compare the two in terms of speed, they compare pretty well, as both can do more than 300 transactions per second. This makes both very useful in making cross-border payments.

However, XinFin has one additional advantage, and it is a smart contract. Everything in Ripple is built at the app level, which means that in addition to cross-border payments, there's nothing Ripple can do. On its part, XinFin is built on cryptography and smart contracts on blockchain. That's why it's possible to develop conditional smart contracts in XinFin, while at the same time allowing super-fast cross-border transactions, such as Ripple. It also makes it completely decentralized unlike Ripple, which has some level of centralized control on it.


More info.: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@raqib/is-xinfin-xdce-better-than-ethereum-and-ripple

Whether you’re brand new or a veteran to the cryptocurrency world, navigating the new technologies that are popping up can be a full-time job. Since the beginning, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin have allowed anyone to take an active role in the growth of the cryptocurrency market. However, the massive waves of volatility have pushed a lot of would-be participants away. That’s, of course, until stablecoins came onto the scene.

So, what is the point of a stablecoin? A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that attempts to peg its value to the value of another asset, including fiat currencies, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. The most popular types of stablecoins track the value of fiat currencies, including US dollars (USD) and Euros (EUR).

With the cryptocurrency market being as volatile and chaotic as it is, stablecoins have certainly tapped into a market of those wanting to take part without enduring wild market swings. By having a cryptocurrency that acts like USD, EUR, or any other relatively safe asset, market participants have a place to breath when market waves start to appear.

Why We Need Stablecoins
Cryptocurrencies are the most well-known application of the innovate blockchain technology. While fiat currencies, like USD or EUR, are backed by the confidence the market has in the issuing governments, stablecoins can be backed by actual assets. By also keeping the value of stablecoins pegged, they offer a level of stability in a shaky market.

Stablecoins provide the same value to cryptocurrency investors, traders, and exchanges as fiat money provides to the participants in the non-cryptocurrency financial markets; stability. While non-cryptocurrency investors will allocate portions of their portfolios to cash, Treasury bonds, or money market funds when volatility is on the rise, cryptocurrency investors move to stablecoins.

There are several reasons cryptocurrency market participants move to stablecoins as opposed to traditional ‘risk-off’ assets. For one, staying in the cryptocurrency market allows them to move faster between trades without having to wait days to transfer to fiat money. It’s also true that not all cryptocurrency exchanges support the use of fiat currencies, leaving stablecoin as the only solution.

Now that stablecoins have provided a way to find safety in the cryptocurrency market, market participation in terms of volume and market capitalization has steadily grown. Due to increased confidence in the cryptocurrency marketplace, more people are choosing to engage in the market.

As stablecoins bring more confidence into the market by allowing participants a ‘safe space,’ more movement, or volume, has occurred. This volume has had a proportional effect on liquidity, making the cryptocurrency market quicker to maneuver as well as making it more efficient. Increased efficiency also brings more accurate asset pricing, resulting in fairer asset prices and tighter bid and ask spreads.

The benefits of stablecoins are immense and have given a massive gift to the entire cryptocurrency market. By providing a ‘risk-off’ instrument, the market has instilled greater confidence, it’s grown, and it’s become more efficient. However, not all stablecoins are created equally, so getting to know the way they work can help you choose one over the other when the time comes.

More info: https://www.grantbartel.com/blog/what-is-the-point-of-a-stablecoin/

Bitcoin’s price is often volatile, making it popular among high-stakes investors looking for a high return.
PHOTO: TAMMY LIAN AND JAKE ZUKE

In brief
Bitcoin is not a traditional asset, and its fundamental values are not measured in traditional terms.
Bitcoin can be traded directly between two parties or on independent exchanges. More brokerages are facilitating trades for investors in recent years.
Bitcoin is a highly volatile, almost completely speculative investment. Wild price swings are commonplace. For instance, in the first weekend of 2021, bitcoin rose 20%. The next Sunday, it fell 20%.

Bitcoin is a digital currency that operates outside the control of governments and banks. Trading it is fast and cheap. Its volatile price–found by looking at BTCUSD–has made it a favorite of high-stakes, risk-seeking investors eager for the potential of a big payoff.

What is bitcoin?
Defining bitcoin can be tricky. To some, it is a commodity. To others, it is digital cash.

However, the most concrete definition of bitcoin is this: It is software, a program designed to allow people to exchange value directly with each other. It was created by someone calling himself Satoshi Nakamoto, unveiled in 2008 and launched the following year.

more info: https://www.wsj.com/articles/bitcoin-what-to-know-before-investing-11613498045

Many remember 2009 as the period of the worst global financial crisis. But 2009 also gave us a new form of currency, redefining the meaning of money. Bitcoin was launched in 2009 by an individual or a group known by the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto". Bitcoin gave the world the first application of blockchain and opened the realm of digital currencies, decentralised finance companies, and a 24/7 financial trading market.

Bangladesh is one of the few countries in the world that consider bitcoin and all other types of cryptocurrency as "hostile". Bangladesh Bank considers bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as illegal under the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947, and the Money Laundering Prevention Act, 2012. However, there is much debate on how these laws can be enacted in court since the central bank never correctly defined bitcoin as a currency or commodity. Regardless, the Bangladeshi authorities are adamant to stop the use of bitcoin and had issued warnings and even made arrests in relation to bitcoin trading and selling. 
As we near the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh' independence and continue our transition into the digital era, I think the country should reconsider how digital currencies can be more beneficial. Our closest neighbour, India has recently legalised buying and trading of cryptocurrencies. In March 2020, after a historic verdict by the Supreme Court of India, cryptocurrencies were made legal and a previous ban imposed by the Reserve Bank of India was overruled. The way legalisation can be done can vary, but for now let me discuss why cryptocurrency adoption is helpful.

As a resident of Canada, I rarely visit the bank. Most of my banking needs are fulfilled online via a smartphone or computer. As Covid-19 took the world by storm, a strange incident shocked me and many others. While Bangladesh was on lockdown, thousands of RMG workers walked to the capital city and nearby districts from faraway destinations. The primary reason for their arrival was the collection of their salaries in person. Half of the country still does not have a bank account and many of these people still carry out their day-to-day spending in the form of cash. This is one of the core issues that digital currency can solve.

More info: https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/news/digital-bangladesh-needs-digital-currency-1930845?amp

This week, I say good things about Cardano, ponder preferred realities and think about a nicer Twitter.
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CRYPTO ADVENTURES — WEEK 15 (PREVIOUS WEEKS)
Cardano (ADA) — better than Bitcoin, but can it be best?
David Gilbertson
David Gilbertson
Jul 8, 2018 · 12 min read



This week, I say good things about Cardano, ponder preferred realities and think about a nicer Twitter.
But first …
The profit check-in

Last week I was down 20%, now I’m only down 10%.
I’ve doubled my money!
Cardano (ADA)

Ouroboros, doing it wrong. Photo by David Clode on Unsplash
Cardano is objectively better than Bitcoin. And because I used the word ‘objectively’, it means I’m right.
At a basic level, Cardano is Just Another Blockchain. It’s proof-of-stake, not proof-of-work, but I don’t think the trading-card stats tell much of a story.
I think their strength is in their approach.
And that’s a scientific, academic approach. With peer reviewed papers, PhDs all over the place, and university affiliations. I even saw one of them wearing a sweater vest.
And they’re actually out there in the wild, in the countries that can most benefit, educating people.
I highly recommend watching this 50 minute video that is one of the Cardano dudes just explaining things on a whiteboard. I think every cryptocurrency should do this.
I’m beginning to think that this whole whitepaper fad is a bit silly. If you’ve got a paper to publish, publish a paper. If you can’t get it published, then make it a Medium post.
Really, at this point, a whitepaper is just a PR tool — people won’t take you seriously if you don’t have one.
Anyway, this two hour video was also pretty great, but more conceptual than actually explaining the tech. It gives a good sense of the vision and, if nothing else, shows what a top notch public speaker looks like.
The guy’s a natural.


More info: https://medium.com/hackernoon/cardano-ada-better-than-bitcoin-but-can-it-be-best-adbdf9f0eb7a