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Blockchain startup ConsenSys has partnered with online education platform Coursera to offer a blockchain technology course, according to an announcement published September 5.

The two companies are launching a course entitled “Blockchain: Foundations And Use Cases.” The course is designed to provide students an introduction to the technology and develop the skills needed to understand how blockchain is changing certain industries, as well as the ways blockchain can solve specific problems.

According to Coursera, the course is designed for students of varying skill levels, including individuals who lack a technical education.

Earlier today, the Linux Foundation opened enrollment for its new advanced training course for Hyperledger Fabric blockchain technology. The new course will reportedly enable students to tackle the fundamentals of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (DLTs), alongside “the core architecture and components” that underlie decentralized Hyperledger Fabric applications.

Educational institutions around the world have been actively embracing blockchain technology, both in practical application and in their curricula. A recent study conducted by crypto exchange Coinbase showed that 42 percent of the world’s top 50 universities have at least one class on cryptocurrencies or blockchain.

In August, Malta, South Korea, and Turkey all announced blockchain and DLT-related educational programs dedicated to fostering young talent and increasing the availability of skilled professionals in the fast-growing industry. The Tezos Foundation also announced it will be issuing financial grants to research institutions for blockchain tech and smart contracts development at several universities located in the U.S., Portugal, and France.

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/consensys-partners-with-online-education-platform-to-launch-blockchain-course

Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Martin Chavez said that recent reports about the company abandoning its plans to open a cryptocurrency trading desk are “fake news,” CNBC  reported September 6.

At the TechCrunch Disrupt Conference in San Francisco, Chavez reportedly said that reports about the company’s intentions for a crypto trading desk were unfounded:

"I never thought I would hear myself use this term but I really have to describe that news as fake news."

Rumors that Goldman Sachs planned to establish a crypto-focused unit by the end of 2018 were initially reported by Bloomberg in December last year. However, on September 5, Business Insider reported that unnamed sources said the firm is scrapping crypto trading desk plans due to an unclear regulatory environment in the crypto industry. Chavez suggested that the excitement over a potential trading desk may have been premature. CNBC quotes him saying:

"When we talked about exploring digital assets [...] it was going to be exploration that would be evolving over time. Maybe someone who was thinking about our activities here got very excited that we would be making markets as principal and physical Bitcoin, and as they got into it they realized part of the evolution but its not here yet."

While Goldman has been clearing and providing liquidity for Bitcoin-linked futures contracts from the CBOE and CME, Chavez said there needs to be a reliable custody solution before the bank can proceed with physical Bitcoin (BTC). He stated:

"Physical bitcoin is something tremendously interesting, and tremendously challenging. From the perspective of custody, we don't yet see an institutional-grade custodial solution for Bitcoin, we're interested in having that exist and it's a long road."

Chavez noted that the company is working on a type of Bitcoin derivative, non-deliverable forwards, which are over the counter derivatives settled in U.S. dollars. The reference price is reportedly the Bitcoin/USD price established by a group of exchanges.

The price of Bitcoin and other digital currencies plummeted following the news about Goldman Sachs cancelling plans for a trading desk, with total market cap dropping by $12 billion in an hour. All of the top 100 coins experienced losses over the last 24 hours. BTC is trading around $6,479, having lost more than 6 percent on the day. At press time, total market capitalization is around $206 billion, according to Coinmarketcap.

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/goldman-sachs-cfo-recent-reports-about-crypto-trading-desk-are-fake-news

Akala ko banned na ang crypto sa india kasi may friend ako na lumipat ng tirahan dahil mahigpit daw ang goberno na nila sa crypto.

Sa ngayon walang effect na ang pag higpit ng china sa crypto since ang mga big whales ng china ay lumipat ng tirahan

Noong una gustong gusto ko mag hold ng IOTA for long term investment dahil maganda ang token na ito, dahil zero transaction cost but nitong mga araw lang grabe pala ang problema ng platform na ito, napaka congested ng network ng IOTA kaya bumaba ang price nito dahil nagsialisan na ang mga investors ng IOTA.

Palagay nyo kabayan, san mas yayaman ang tao, sa pag iinvest na may konti problema dahil maaring ma scam, o sa sa savings na tutubo pero matagal ang tubuan at mababa nag posyento

Mas pipiliin ko ang investing kaysa savings papz, di bali ng risky ang pag iinvest pero may chance naman na magbago ang financial status baka mag success or hindi pero paano ka aangat nyan kung hindi ka mag tatake risk, kasi pag puro nalang savings hindi natin alam ang mga mangyayari baka maubos ito sa mga emergency.