at a price of 150 $ it might be enough for LTC next year, but prices can change quickly so it can't determine the exact price of this coin,

it is true if bitcoin is better than altcoin than the price is far, but altcoin has many choices if you want to invest I personally have benefited from selling altcoin itself

calm down friends are currently on a long holiday, brokers need money for vacation.  after Christmas the market will be green again

Klo Saya sih pernah ada niat untuk melakukan pertuyulan. Ditetangga sebelah, ane punya 6 akun. Tapi ane bersyukur sampai saat ini hanya satu yang ane gunakan. Padahal ama temen ane disuruh garap semua, tapi ane gak mau bingung. Dan gak mau ribet. Main santai saja. Dari awal tau dunia BOUNTY, saya hanya pake satu akun. Itu pun untuk laporan bounty sosial media.

6 AKUN gimana mengatur jadwalnya   ya   binggung ane ikut 1 akun aja dengan banyak bounty aja udah ribet apa lagi 6 luar biasa niat bgt tuh org ya mas ,

semoga kita dijauhkan dari hal hal pertuyulan , lebih baik tidak mencoba kketimbang dosa

Blockchain platform TRON announced today its plans to establish a $100 million fund known as “TRON Arcade.” The fund is the fast-rising network’s newest effort to drive higher adoption of its platform and to finally unlock the gaming sector, which is worth billions, for blockchain technology. Until this point, the blockchain-based gaming field has experienced mixed results in terms of market penetration. Several projects have emerged, each of which seek to disrupt the nearly $138 billion industry, although adoption and retention have posed major challenges for early entrants.

Unlike the first-movers in the blockchain gaming arena, TRON’s gaming endeavor is being launched from a platform that already counts on an established community along with a robust technological infrastructure. These factors could boost TRON’s ability to attract new communities to blockchain. Even so, the company enters murky waters that have until now been unfriendly to the concept of gaming. TRON will have to prove its commitment to the challenge, and show that it can sign companies that will push the sector forward.

Expanding the Gaming Footprint
The gaming industry has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in tech, and though blockchain has followed the same trajectory, it has yet to crack the gaming puzzle. Blockchain’s technology, while revolutionary, has been unable to break free of the shackles its technical constraints place on it. Scalability, speed, and the cost of maintaining larger games on leading platforms like Ethereum’s have resulted in failed efforts, forcing companies to abandon blockchain initiatives in droves.

CEO Justin Sun believes that TRON’s infrastructure could readily address these issues, noting that “Product-wise we have super-fast blockchain technology with almost free cost.” Pursuant to this point, TRON recently surpassed 1.3 million transactions per second, breaking Ethereum’s record. However, the company will have to demonstrate that its network can handle not just peaks of that magnitude, but rather a steady flow of millions of transactions (something others have promised but failed to deliver).

Aside from the technical barriers, blockchain has also failed to attract the number of developers truly needed to drive adoption toward critical mass. While some projects have experienced success, emboldened further by some significant partnerships announced across the sector, big wins for blockchain-based deliverables remain limited. TRON’s approach eschews the profit perspective, judging much more to be at stake. As Sun observes, “Gaming has been always the leading use case for any merging technology, as it was for mobile, and we think same applies to blockchain where we’ve already seen some proven business cases.”

Driving Developer Adoption
TRON is not the first to recognize the sector’s potential. Blockchain-based VR ecosystem Decentraland announced a similar fund earlier this year. The company pledged $5 million to support gaming projects built directly on its platform, offering a real incentive to start working full-time on blockchain gaming innovation. TRON Arcade overshadows the former’s efforts in terms of scale and scope but follows in the same spirit of disruption. The platform already hosts a working content distribution system and infrastructure capable of supporting the scores of transactions that accompany the modern gaming landscape. Moreover, TRON has announced that it already has agreements with 10 companies to kick off the project.

For developers, TRON also represents a unique value proposition—instant access to a market that has already surpassed 600,000 users. Having cultivated an audience, TRON is aiming to help projects that struggled with the costs of maintaining low-traffic games on other networks.


Banking on Gaming’s Potential
Even in its uncertain state, gaming on blockchain already has proponents thanks to promising projects and recognized games. Nevertheless, the sector must still prove it can respond to the challenges that have hindered wider acceptance and accessibility. For TRON, delivering these solutions could conceivably help unlock the platform’s potential. Speaking of his vision for blockchain gaming, Sun adds that “TRON is dedicated to bring blockchain technology to mass market. To do that, we are focusing on the consumer internet vertical, so as to introduce more people to blockchain technology.”

Much like the rest of blockchain, the rules on gaming have yet to be written. With the inception of the TRON Arcade fund, TRON is seeking to dominate the conversation by helping redefine the gaming market’s future. Even so, this is not the first time a major player has made a gamble on blockchain gaming, and it would not be the last time it proved unsuccessful.

It is still too early to determine which platform will ultimately be victorious in this pursuit, especially when considering several failed starts have repeatedly impeded blockchain gaming’s reach. Should TRON prove its model works as intended, it could very well present a more accessible on ramp for greater mainstream blockchain adoption and eventually drive longer-term sustainability.

source: https://www.ccn.com/tron-arcade-wants-to-break-open-the-gaming-industry-for-blockchain/

HOLD  itu susah untuk sekarang ini 
tapi saya masih percaya untuk menghold koin saya , penantian pasti akan berbuah manis  , 

Asia is currently one of the most regulated continents on the planet in terms of cryptocurrency laws. Hong Kong is the latest Asian nation that is set to tighten crypto laws on traders and exchanges.

The Hong Kong Securities and Exchanges Commission (SFC) is looking to tighten the current cryptocurrency laws as concerns over crypto-crime and money laundering heighten across Southeast Asia.

Tightening Less-Stringent Cryptocurrency Laws
Hong Kong’s current stance on cryptocurrency is one of the least stringent in the region, which is a stark contrast to the more hardline approach taken by mainland China. As Hong Kong is one of the world’s leading financial epicenters, the SFC is set to reevaluate cryptocurrency laws, especially in terms of regulating the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) sector.

Crypto-related commercial activities in China are pretty much banned, so some people might think that this move is long overdue. According to the SFC, if an investment fund has 10% or more of digital assets they will now need to obtain a license. And even then the companies will only be able to sell their products to professional investors.

The SFC want to set up a voluntary scheme where exchanges will be able to test their digital assets in what is being deemed a “temporary regulatory sandbox” and will then be able to decide whether they need to seek a license.

Writing is on the Wall fo Hong Kong
The Hong Kong SFC have been warning the industry for many months about their plans to impose tighter cryptocurrency laws. Earlier this year in February, the SFC warned seven cryptocurrency exchanges in the wake of complaints made by investors.

It is hardly surprising that Hong Kong is looking to tighten cryptocurrency laws as many major economies across the world are currently reevaluating their stance on crypto regulations.

There are many pros and cons in tighter regulatory measures on the Hong Kong crypto industry. Although many consider it essential to safeguard investors and keep a lid on the industry, others believe that the new cryptocurrency laws could be costly and work against crypto firms in Hong Kong.

Daiwa Institute of Research professional Daisuke Yasaku believes it might be a bad thing for Hong Kong when saying:

“The cost of regulations will be high. The requirements of the SFC initiative may prove too burdensome for some operators.”

The price of wider crypto adoption will always be high, but that is the price we pay sometimes to ensure the industry and investors are protected. Will the tightening of cryptocurrency laws in Hong Kong be a good or bad thing for the local industry? Only time will tell.


source : https://www.ccn.com/hong-kong-regulators-set-to-tighten-cryptocurrency-laws/