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Bitcoin’s positive correlation with stocks continues Monday, with the cryptocurrency drawing bids alongside gains in global equities.

As of 09:35 UTC, the leading cryptocurrency by market value is trading at $9,190, representing a 1.4% gain on a 24-hour basis, according to CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index.

Meanwhile, major European equity indices are up at least 1.5% each, following a 4% rise in mainland Chinese stocks seen during the Asian trading hours. Futures tied to the S&P 500 are also up over 1%, according to data source Investing.com.
More info: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-rises-in-line-with-stocks-after-dip-below-9k

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Crypto Exchanges / Customer Service Is Key, According to OKEx's CEO
« on: July 06, 2020, 03:23:06 PM »
OKEx CEO Jay Hao recently touched on the importance of good customer service.
OKEx CEO Jay Hao recently noted customer service as a pivotal aspect of business, as part of an interview with Cointelegraph.

“I think definitely customer service is crucially important,” Hao said. “After all, the customer is king.”

The crypto space is still young
The crypto industry arguably began with the inception of Bitcoin more than 10 years ago. As part of a young sector, many crypto and blockchain companies are still finding their sea legs in their products, services and offerings, while others look to perfect their operations. Customer feedback can be a crucial part of such development.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/customer-service-is-key-according-to-okexs-ceo

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The Strike app hopes to encourage mass adoption of the Bitcoin and Lightning Network by connecting it directly to a bank account or debit card.
Jack Mallers, developer of the Zap Lightning Wallet, announced his new app for iPhone, Android and Chrome on July 2, which allows users to send and receive Bitcoin (BTC) and Lightning Network payments directly from and to a bank account.

Strike, which has now entered the public beta phase, enables interaction with the Bitcoin and Lightning protocols with no wallet, seed, channels, liquidity or whitepapers, while Know your customer (KYC) protocols are kept to a bare minimum.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/app-connects-bitcoin-and-lightning-payments-directly-to-your-bank-account

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The South African crypto trader went into hiding after investors hired a group of private debt collectors to recover their missing $13.3 million.
An alleged Bitcoin scammer has been declared bankrupt after failing to honor payments of R227 million (South African rand), worth roughly $13.3 million. Willie Breedt, CEO of VaultAge Solutions, traded Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on behalf of investors—many of whom now look set to lose their substantial stakes in the company.
More info: https://decrypt.co/34708/bitcoin-trader-bankrupt-after-fleeing-investors-13m-bill

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Visa is looking for developers experienced with Ethereum, Bitcoin and Ripple to build a global blockchain payments network.
Visa is on the lookout for Ethereum developers to help build a global blockchain payments network.

According to a recent job advertisement by the payment processing giant on its New Zealand site, the company is looking for a “strong developer experienced with Ethereum and blockchain architecture” to join its Global Commercial Payments team, working on distributed applications.
More info: https://decrypt.co/34692/visa-seeks-ethereum-and-ripple-devs-for-global-blockchain-payments

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Checks are being rolled out as smaller lenders struggle under a mountain of bad debt.
China is imposing checks on large money transactions after several bank runs threatened to topple smaller banking institutions.

Limits on businesses and individuals withdrawing large amounts of cash, without prior approval, will first be introduced in Hebei province, and then extended, according to a statement from the government-run People’s Bank of China, Bloomberg reports today.
More info: https://decrypt.co/34688/bank-runs-in-china-spur-checks-on-big-cash-transactions

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Travala.com, a Binance-backed online travel agency (OTA), is adding support for Expedia bookings in a partnership that brings bitcoin payments back to the travel giant’s properties for the first time since 2018.

The Australia-based booking platform plugged into Expedia Group Partner Services’ “Rapid API” and its 700,000 listed hotels on Monday.
Travala.com users can pay for Expedia listings in over 30 cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, which Expedia had accepted before shelving the option in June 2018.
More info: https://www.coindesk.com/travala-expedia-bitcoin-bookings-hotel

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Afghanistan’s healthcare ministry and several local pharmaceutical companies will use Fantom’s blockchain to combat counterfeit drugs.
Afghanistan’s healthcare ministry and several local pharmaceutical companies will use Fantom’s blockchain to combat counterfeit drugs.

According to Fantom on July 6, its Opera blockchain will be used to track 80,000 units of four different pharmaceutical products in Afghanistan. After this initial pilot, the system will be scaled up to cover more products later this year.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/afghan-government-to-use-blockchain-to-combat-counterfeit-drugs

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Booking volumes on the Binance-backed travel booking platform dropped by 90% during the coronavirus pandemic.
The global travel industry ground to a standstill after governments worldwide announced strict lockdowns to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

At the Unitize virtual blockchain conference on July 6, Juan Otero, the co-founder and CEO of the Binance-backed online crypto travel agency Travala, said that the platform experienced a steep drop in booking volumes.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-travel-platform-lost-90-of-booking-volumes-due-to-covid-19

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10-day realized volatility hits its lowest since just before Bitcoin price fell to $3,100 in late 2018, sparking fresh bearish fears.
Bitcoin (BTC) could be heading for a repeat of its late 2018 sell-off, data warns as realized volatility reaches almost three-year highs.

Uploading fresh charts on July 6, on-chain analyst Skew drew concerning comparisons to Bitcoin in its 2018 bear market.

Bitcoin 10-day realized volatility dips to 20%
Analyzing realized volatility, Skew noted that the last time the metric hit 20%, a mass capitulation event followed, during which BTC/USD hit $3,100.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-realized-volatility-last-did-this-right-before-2018-sell-off

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With its forthcoming digital yuan, China will aim to rival the U.S. dollar, not Bitcoin, say experts.
Having learned what it needs from the cryptocurrency space and blockchain, China will aim to rival the U.S. dollar, not Bitcoin (BTC), with its highly-anticipated digital yuan.

Matthew Graham, a veteran investment banker in China and the CEO of Beijing-based Sino Global Capital — analyzed what is known so far about the forthcoming digital currency and argued that the Chinese government sees new technologies as a “leapfrog opportunity” to chip away at the dollar’s hegemony.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/expert-chinas-digital-yuan-will-target-the-dollar-not-bitcoin

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A turbulent mixture of macro, coupled with expectations of a big move in Bitcoin, could spell an interesting week for traders and holders alike.
Bitcoin (BTC) begins a new week testing increasingly weak $9,000 support, but what factors could make or break price performance?

Cointelegraph Markets takes a look at the main things traders should focus on in Bitcoin for the coming five days.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/china-stocks-hit-new-highs-5-bitcoin-price-factors-to-watch-this-week

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There are 234 companies in Singapore’s blockchain landscape.
A collection of organizations teamed up to produce a “map” of what the blockchain landscape looks like in Singapore, and it’s a lot bigger in 2020 than it would’ve been in 2019.

Announced at the Unitize blockchain conference, the map is supported by a Singaporean governmental agency called the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), and is mostly a collection of company logos organized by specific business sector. The categories here range from corporate services to smart cities to protocol and infrastructure and beyond.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/singapores-blockchain-landscape-has-grown-more-than-50-since-last-year

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Bitcoin hangs near the chasm of the adoption curve and its price looks similar to Apple’s stock in 2008 before it broke out with a 520% rally.
In 1962 sociologist Everett Rogers published the well-known book Diffusion of Innovations in which he classified consumers in the following five groups: Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Late Majority, and Laggards.
Since its creation, the above chart has become widely used among many industries, although new technologies have better synthesized such research. The graphic flawlessly describes how each group's psychological profile reflects on consumer habits and how they approach innovative products and services. One of the most important areas to note is the clear breaking point known as the chasm.
More info: https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-is-the-new-apple-how-btc-price-could-reach-60-000-by-2023

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Bitcoin’s price didn’t break any records this week, but that’s a good thing.
Bitcoin’s price this week sputtered, muttered, and ended up in a worse position than when it started. As of Sunday, July 5, its price is $9,049.

But if traders will take one thing to take away from their work this week, it will surely be thankfulness for Bitcoin’s relative stability.

Perhaps uncharacteristic for a cryptocurrency famed for its volatility, Bitcoin’s weekly high, $9,310, wasn’t so far from its weekly low, $9,011.
More info: https://decrypt.co/34675/bitcoin-price-remains-steady-for-first-week-of-july

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