What happened to blockchain (Blockchain Events)

What happened to blockchain? According to coindesk, what happened to blockchain

What happened to blockchain (Blockchain Events)

What happened to blockchain? According to coindesk, what happened to blockchain?

According to a report by CoinDesk, as of June 30, 2018, terms such as “decentralized” and “non-custodial” have been widely used globally. This means that at this stage, cryptocurrencies will continue to grow at a fast pace similar to the traditional internet. However, although the current cryptocurrency market is in a bearish state, it is still an emerging industry. Blockchain has emerged in several interesting areas: DeFi, stablecoins, privacy computing, and other new concepts.

Blockchain Events

According to Cointelegraph, at the 2018 Global Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Summit, Maxine Waters, the Chair of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, mentioned the potential threats of Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets. Furthermore, she pointed out that “despite being considered a relatively low-risk investment, Bitcoin is indeed a risky and valuable new investment for some investors,” which is the third time this has happened since 2017. On January 11, 2018, it was the 19th significant economic event, where the price of Bitcoin dropped from around $30,000 to less than $2, and then rebounded to its current all-time high.

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