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    [5] This is likely to affect the global ICOs market’s credibility as an investing option. • India-based blockchain start-ups have started venturing into overseas markets to raise money through ICOs. [6] Similar trends are being observed in countries such as China, South Korea where regulations are not ICO-friendly. • ICO funds have also been coming up. Venture…

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    Implications Of Bitcoin

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    No one has direct control And no one can deny or froze funds. the blockchain is a public ledger of all transactions that have ever occurred in the protocol since its creation. this works by bundling new transactions into blocks and attaching them to older blocks…

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    Introduction When we rely on banks for money transfers, online payments, money withdrawal or just savings, we are giving them trust; we have to trust that the bank will not go bankrupt and that our money would always be available for us; furthermore, we have to provide all our personal details, trusting that those will not be disclosed without our agreement. If we wanted to avoid using banks as intermediaries, we would have to keep all our savings in cash, which means it would be impossible to…

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    Five type of technologies that bank will have to watch out for 2016 will be Blockchain, Internet of Everything, Cloud Services, Open Banking and Mobility & Wearables. For example, the sheer pace of change suggests that IT architectures will require significant re-engineering to support a complete re-working of traditional banking…

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    We accept rides from strangers, get random people to complete mundane tasks for us and allow people we’ve never met to stay in our homes. Indeed, the sharing economy – peer-to-peer transactions conducted via the Internet and smartphones has changed how people arrange car rides, find vacation, pick up their laundry and more . We no longer think it taboo to get into cars with strangers, request someone to pick up our groceries or share our personal property with people we’ve never met. But how…

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    The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are very important engines in the greater machine of globalization. Depending on the perspective, their operations over their existence Africa can be seen as a success, or a series of failures. I believe that ultimately they have failed Africa. The problems lie with the greater capitalist system of globalisation that ostensibly sends funds to help developing countries, but places conditions and demands that benefit hegemonic political and…

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    Why Is Playboy So Popular

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    Playboy set to launch its very own cryptocurrency wallet service There are several publications that have left a mark on history over the years – Playboy is certainly one of them. An absolute lightning rod for controversy, the original “American men's lifestyle and entertainment magazine” built its reputation through its nude pictorials. At one point in time, it sold a staggering 7,161,561 copies of a single issue – the November 1972 edition if you’re interested in looking it up. What’s helped…

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    An explanation of how Bitcoin works is, “Each unit has an encrypted key which fits uniquely into a spot in the so-called blockchain. Every piece of bitcoin created has a unique spot on this blockchain. This special construction ensures security during transactions as well as prevents counterfeiting. Because of these security features, bitcoin removes an essential element that was thought to be necessary for every…

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    U Chat Analysis

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    Overview The web application that we will be developing is called U-Chat (University Chat). U-Chat is a versatile chat room web service in which the users you communicate with consist of people from the same University. U-Chat can be used by a wide number of users from Universities across the US; the primary audience for this application being college students. Secondary users would include University faculty and parents. U-Chat consists of a login page in which users can either choose to sign…

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    Then 2009 comes along and cryptocurrency was introduced by an anonymous person using alias Satoshi Nakamoto as his fake name to create bitcoin without being known to the world. Bitcoin was created with a really complicated blockchain that ended up being know to a lot of developers and the program that was used to create bitcoin was C++. mobile payments were expected to reach 670 billion dollars by 2015 but it has reached around 910 billion dollars used through m-commerce a year…

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