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Who is the person behind the competition? All the details are already mentioned on the website, but I’ll do a quick recap for you. He/she calls themselves Pip and wants to remain anonymous. This is for safety reasons. This part I completely understand. Who knows what syndicate or dark web types would arrange a kidnapping, hack, theft or who knows what if they knew who this person really was. Pip says he’s been mining BTC from the early days and is at a point in life where money is not a problem. To be able to give almost $2 million away and still say money is not a problem says a lot. Either he does not care about money or has much more BTC stored up. I think the second option is the biggest possibility. I’ve heard stories about how easy it was back in the day to mine BTC compared to 2018. This post gives a brief history of BTC mining. Has anyone cracked the code? For some reason, I get different sites or information on my mobile phone compared to my laptop. When browsing on my iPhone, it says that the 310 BTC has already been cracked together with a 0.1 BTC and 0.2 BTC. There is only a 0.31 BTC left. There is a note that more competitions could be launched in the future. Keep an eye on the site.
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Binance’s First Crypto-Fiat Exchange in Uganda Goes Live

By October 24, 2018 Add Comment Edit
U.K.-based settlement infrastructure provider Setl has been granted a license from France's securities regulator to operate a central securities depository system using blockchain tech. With the license from the Autorité des Marchés Financiers now in place, according to a report from the FT on Tuesday, the company will be able to plug into TARGET2-Securities (T2S) – a pan-European system recently set up to unite the previously fragmented European securities settlement infrastructure. Approval to join T2S is expected to be issued in the next few weeks, the FT says, with Setl's securities depository slated for launch early next year. SETL introduced its settlement solution in October of last year. The firm describes its product as "multi-asset, multi-currency institutional payment and settlements infrastructure based on blockchain technology." The system, using a permissioned distributed ledger to log ownership and transaction records, is designed to enable market participants to directly exchange cash and assets, "facilitating the immediate and final settlement of market transactions." SETL was founded in 2015 and is backed by major institutions including Citi, which bought a stake the firm in February. According to CrunchBase, it has received $39 million in funding to date. Also announced announced this week, Setl has appointed a new chief executive officer, while its former CEO and co-founder Peter Randall is now president of the firm.



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