https://www.rt.com/business/513468-sberbank-cryptocurrency-launch-spring/

https://www.rt.com/business/513468-sberbank-cryptocurrency-launch-spring/

India superpower by 2030 😂😂😂

https://news.bitcoin.com/indian-cryptocurrency-exchange-buyucoin-hacked-data-users-leaked/

Hey, everyone!
I want to share here on crypto-potential.com one of my favorite projects in crypto.
That is Hive!
Hive is a decentralized social media platform, with the main focus on freedom of speech!
As you may know, in those hard times social media platforms are banning users here and there, right and left...
So the answer will be somewhere in the crypto/blockchain space!
There are so many websites and Dapps connected to the Hive network, is not something you want to miss out on!

So let me start by sharing with you how to register.
№ 1 With a telephone number:
( if you chose this option please make sure you copy your password and save it on a notepad fail, text file before continue)

One of the ways is through my link via peakd.com here:
https://peakd.com/register?ref=iliyan90

№ 2 With an email address:
Another option is by downloading a mobile app called Ecency and simply creating an account via email, confirming your email, and receiving your password with the second email.

Let me give you a brief summary of what Hive have to offer at the moment:

Decentralized communities, Freedom of speech, rewording its users for getting activity on the chain, chance to earn some crypto assets ( Hive ) a piece of this great network.

You have many websites connected to the same username and wallet you can use:

https://www.dapplr.in/ HIVE Mobile Frontend
https://ecency.com/ Mobile and Desktop Frontend

https://hive.blog/ - Social Frontend
https://peakd.com/ - Alternative Social Frontend
https://3speak.co/ - Censorship Resistant Video Platform
https://splinterlands.com/ NFT Card Trading Game
https://leofinance.io/ Tokenized Second-layer Community focused on Crypto and Finance
https://leodex.io/ Alternative Frontend to Exchange Hive-Engine Tokens

https://dcity.io/ Real State Simulation Game

https://www.cryptobrewmaster.io/ Beer Brewing Crypto Game
https://rabona.io/ Soccer Management Game

https://nftshowroom.com/ NFT Marketplace Focused on Art
https://lensy.io/ NFT Marketplace Focused on Photography
https://actifit.io/ Fitness Tracker
https://d.tube/ Video Platform
https://www.holybread.io/ Crypto Game
https://www.risingstargame.com/ NFT Music Simulation Game
https://wordpress.org/plugins/exxp-wp/ WordPress Plugin - formerly @SteemPress

https://www.vimm.tv/ Streaming Platform

https://stemgeeks.net/ Social Media Community Focused on Science Technology Engineering and Math
https://www.sportstalksocial.com/ Social Media Platform Focused on Sports

https://dlease.io/ P2P Digital Asset Leasing
https://d.buzz/ Micro Blogging Platform
https://dpoll.io/ Decentralized Polls
https://engage.hivechain.app/ Engage your hive network
https://dblog.org/ Blogging Platform
http://quello.io/ Question and Answer Platform
https://rewarding.app/


https://dominuus.io/ Domination Game
https://thegoodwhales.io/
https://pinmapple.com/
https://haveyoubeenhere/

I bet Biden has some Bitcoins locked somewhere

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/01/20/regulatory-freeze-pending-review/

I bet Biden has some Bitcoins locked somewhere

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/01/20/regulatory-freeze-pending-review/

Binance had been officially prohibited in Russia for several months. But that ban has now been overturned.

The district court of Russia’s Arkhangelsk region has lifted the ban on crypto exchange Binance’s website in the country, local news outlet Kommersant reported today.

The original ruling was made by the Mirninsk court of the same region in September 2020 at the request of a local prosecutor. At the time, they claimed that the distribution of information about Bitcoin which was traded on Binance was prohibited in the country. This meant that the exchange was officially blocked.

After being confronted with Binance counter-filing, the prosecutor’s office just withdrew its case without any further explanation.

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“Essentially, there was no consideration of the case. The exchange restored the possibility of filing a complaint against the court’s decision, after which the prosecutor's office dropped its claim,” explained Alexander Zhuravlev, managing partner of law firm EDR.

According to Gleb Kostarev, head of Binance Russia, the exchange learned about the proceedings last year only when Roskomnadzor, the country’s telecom watchdog, notified it that the platform’s website had been added to the list of domain names that allegedly contain prohibited information. Namely, the court order stated that Binance was “illegally distributing information about Bitcoin.”

Mikhail Bautin, partner at law firm Digital Rights Center that represented Binance in court, added that the absence of any notifications from the court was a “gross processual violation.” Furthermore, the lawyers had to first reinstate an appeal deadline already missed at that point—before actually filing a complaint.

However, despite Binance’s website being officially blocked for over three months at least on paper many users reported that they have never encountered any issues accessing the platform.

Speaking to Decrypt, lawyer and director of crypto exchange Alfacash Nikita Soshnikov noted such cases are common in Russia since courts and other agencies don’t have any precise definitions of crypto.

“I really hope that this order will eventually become a precedent and will put a long-awaited end to the practice of illegal blocking of crypto-related websites,” Soshnikov told Decrypt.

According to him, all similar cases and claims made by various district prosecutors were based on the lack of a precise definition of cryptocurrency in the legislation as well as misinterpretation of existing laws on information and the absence of any notifications prior to court orders coming into force.

Binance had been officially prohibited in Russia for several months. But that ban has now been overturned.

The district court of Russia’s Arkhangelsk region has lifted the ban on crypto exchange Binance’s website in the country, local news outlet Kommersant reported today.

The original ruling was made by the Mirninsk court of the same region in September 2020 at the request of a local prosecutor. At the time, they claimed that the distribution of information about Bitcoin which was traded on Binance was prohibited in the country. This meant that the exchange was officially blocked.

After being confronted with Binance counter-filing, the prosecutor’s office just withdrew its case without any further explanation.

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“Essentially, there was no consideration of the case. The exchange restored the possibility of filing a complaint against the court’s decision, after which the prosecutor's office dropped its claim,” explained Alexander Zhuravlev, managing partner of law firm EDR.

According to Gleb Kostarev, head of Binance Russia, the exchange learned about the proceedings last year only when Roskomnadzor, the country’s telecom watchdog, notified it that the platform’s website had been added to the list of domain names that allegedly contain prohibited information. Namely, the court order stated that Binance was “illegally distributing information about Bitcoin.”

Mikhail Bautin, partner at law firm Digital Rights Center that represented Binance in court, added that the absence of any notifications from the court was a “gross processual violation.” Furthermore, the lawyers had to first reinstate an appeal deadline already missed at that point—before actually filing a complaint.

However, despite Binance’s website being officially blocked for over three months at least on paper many users reported that they have never encountered any issues accessing the platform.

Speaking to Decrypt, lawyer and director of crypto exchange Alfacash Nikita Soshnikov noted such cases are common in Russia since courts and other agencies don’t have any precise definitions of crypto.

“I really hope that this order will eventually become a precedent and will put a long-awaited end to the practice of illegal blocking of crypto-related websites,” Soshnikov told Decrypt.

According to him, all similar cases and claims made by various district prosecutors were based on the lack of a precise definition of cryptocurrency in the legislation as well as misinterpretation of existing laws on information and the absence of any notifications prior to court orders coming into force.

1. Bitcoin is the world’s first cryptocurrency, created in 2008. It has digitally-stored value, can be converted to Philippine Pesos, and can be used to purchase goods and services from merchants that accept BTC.

2. Bitcoin is decentralized. It's not owned or controlled by a single government or organization. However, some central banks such as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) have issued virtual currency regulations and require a license for Bitcoin wallet providers and exchanges to legally operate.

Did you know? Coins.ph is the first company in the Philippines to have a Virtual Currency Exchange license from the BSP.

3. Bitcoin is powered by blockchain technology. A blockchain is a digital ledger that stores all bitcoin transactions ever made. It is designed to be secure and transparent. In fact, all bitcoin transactions are public and may be searched using blockchain explorers such as https://blockchain.com/.

4. Bitcoin is mined. Bitcoin mining is how new bitcoins are added to the bitcoin network. This is done by miners to verify the legitimacy of bitcoin transactions using supercomputers that solve complex equations.

5. Bitcoin is limited. Only 21 million bitcoins can ever be in existence. As of November 2020, there are 18.5 million bitcoins in circulation.

Experience the easiest way to buy bitcoin in the Philippines. Learn more: https://coins.ph/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoin/

Kindly note that buy & sell of cryptocurrencies and owning digital assets such as Bitcoin come with inherent risks as the price and value of such are highly volatile. The prices may change rapidly and potentially cause great losses

1. Bitcoin is the world’s first cryptocurrency, created in 2008. It has digitally-stored value, can be converted to Philippine Pesos, and can be used to purchase goods and services from merchants that accept BTC.

2. Bitcoin is decentralized. It's not owned or controlled by a single government or organization. However, some central banks such as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) have issued virtual currency regulations and require a license for Bitcoin wallet providers and exchanges to legally operate.

Did you know? Coins.ph is the first company in the Philippines to have a Virtual Currency Exchange license from the BSP.

3. Bitcoin is powered by blockchain technology. A blockchain is a digital ledger that stores all bitcoin transactions ever made. It is designed to be secure and transparent. In fact, all bitcoin transactions are public and may be searched using blockchain explorers such as https://blockchain.com/.

4. Bitcoin is mined. Bitcoin mining is how new bitcoins are added to the bitcoin network. This is done by miners to verify the legitimacy of bitcoin transactions using supercomputers that solve complex equations.

5. Bitcoin is limited. Only 21 million bitcoins can ever be in existence. As of November 2020, there are 18.5 million bitcoins in circulation.

Experience the easiest way to buy bitcoin in the Philippines. Learn more: https://coins.ph/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoin/

Kindly note that buy & sell of cryptocurrencies and owning digital assets such as Bitcoin come with inherent risks as the price and value of such are highly volatile. The prices may change rapidly and potentially cause great losses

Hello Everyone, please tell your thoughts about bitcoin and ethereum on 2021 !!
Tell on the comment section ☺️

Hey, everyone!
I want to share here on crypto-potential.com one of my favorite projects in crypto.
That is Hive!
Hive is a decentralized social media platform, with the main focus on freedom of speech!
As you may know, in those hard times social media platforms are banning users here and there, right and left...
So the answer will be somewhere in the crypto/blockchain space!
There are so many websites and Dapps connected to the Hive network, is not something you want to miss out on!

So let me start by sharing with you how to register.
№ 1 With a telephone number:
( if you chose this option please make sure you copy your password and save it on a notepad fail, text file before continue)

One of the ways is through my link via peakd.com here:
https://peakd.com/register?ref=iliyan90

№ 2 With an email address:
Another option is by downloading a mobile app called Ecency and simply creating an account via email, confirming your email, and receiving your password with the second email.

Let me give you a brief summary of what Hive have to offer at the moment:

Decentralized communities, Freedom of speech, rewording its users for getting activity on the chain, chance to earn some crypto assets ( Hive ) a piece of this great network.

You have many websites connected to the same username and wallet you can use:

https://www.dapplr.in/ HIVE Mobile Frontend
https://ecency.com/ Mobile and Desktop Frontend

https://hive.blog/ - Social Frontend
https://peakd.com/ - Alternative Social Frontend
https://3speak.co/ - Censorship Resistant Video Platform
https://splinterlands.com/ NFT Card Trading Game
https://leofinance.io/ Tokenized Second-layer Community focused on Crypto and Finance
https://leodex.io/ Alternative Frontend to Exchange Hive-Engine Tokens

https://dcity.io/ Real State Simulation Game

https://www.cryptobrewmaster.io/ Beer Brewing Crypto Game
https://rabona.io/ Soccer Management Game

https://nftshowroom.com/ NFT Marketplace Focused on Art
https://lensy.io/ NFT Marketplace Focused on Photography
https://actifit.io/ Fitness Tracker
https://d.tube/ Video Platform
https://www.holybread.io/ Crypto Game
https://www.risingstargame.com/ NFT Music Simulation Game
https://wordpress.org/plugins/exxp-wp/ WordPress Plugin - formerly @SteemPress

https://www.vimm.tv/ Streaming Platform

https://stemgeeks.net/ Social Media Community Focused on Science Technology Engineering and Math
https://www.sportstalksocial.com/ Social Media Platform Focused on Sports

https://dlease.io/ P2P Digital Asset Leasing
https://d.buzz/ Micro Blogging Platform
https://dpoll.io/ Decentralized Polls
https://engage.hivechain.app/ Engage your hive network
https://dblog.org/ Blogging Platform
http://quello.io/ Question and Answer Platform
https://rewarding.app/


https://dominuus.io/ Domination Game
https://thegoodwhales.io/
https://pinmapple.com/
https://haveyoubeenhere/

BTC broke the 30k mark. Sky is the limit guys.
Where do you see BTC by the end of 2021?

Cryptocurrency project Verge, previously adopted for payments by Pornhub, is forging a new role as a means to pay for mobile charging.

I wondered what the Verge was doing all this time. If you didn't know, Verge means Penis in French.
https://www.coindesk.com/cryptocurrency-pornhub-verge-mobile-charging

The Bank said that even 1% of asset allocation by large financial companies would result in $0.6 trillion BTC demand.

Easy to predict it now, when market is going up
https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/jpmorgan-predicts-600-billion-bitcoin-demand/