OKCoin recibe 10 millones de dólares en capital riesgo

OKCoin recibe 10 millones de dólares en capital riesgo

OKCoin, el exchange con mayor volumen de transacciones de China, anunció que ha recibido 10 millones de dólares en capital riesgo en una primera ronda de financiamiento por parte de firmas como Cenyuan, Mandra Capital y VenturesLab, entre otras. A pesar de la ambigüedad del gobierno chino para con las criptomonedas, los inversionistas locales no se atemorizan y continúan invirtiendo grandes sumas de dinero en este tipo de empresas.

Fuente: coindesk.com

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bitcoin litecoin dogecoin devcoin bloques dificultad red

	Blocks	Difficulty	Network GH/sec
Anoncoin	153810	51.2698	0.7952
Bitcoin	290845	4,250,217,919.8695	30,424,244.9445
Digitalcoin	769483	6.7489	0.6481
Dogecoin	143148	1,163.7039	84.6895
Devcoin	129938	2,946,349,723.0599	17,575,660.6988
Freicoin	54983	1,729,633.0244	3,611.1820
Feathercoin	182947	246.4735	3.6022
I0coin	1072245	70,507,645.7395	3,343,726.1930
Ixcoin	194287	2,319,322,685.1190	17,984,639.4082
Litecoin	532371	5,162.3959	132.4088
Namecoin	167134	3,070,377,120.2356	22,894,391.1767
Novacoin	81955	380.6457	4.5413
Peercoin	101681	93,641,178.7786	865,816.6537
Quarkcoin	728765	1,519.3076	221.5909
Terracoin	282775	1,096,895.2089	25,518.6157
Vertcoin	52454	114.8729	3.8028
Worldcoin	1124537	18.9721	2.4670
Primecoin	446451	0.0000

cotizaciones btc bitcoin criptomonedas

cotizaciones  btc bitcoin criptomonedas

BTC - Bitcoin
	Bid	Ask	Last	Volume
BTC/EUR	465.00000000	466.00000000	462.10000000	0.0180
BTC/USD	635.00000000	643.94712076	635.00000000	0.2102
ANC/BTC	0.00250053	0.00339249	0.00270003	0.6298
DGC/BTC	0.00008300	0.00008750	0.00008300	0.0591
DOGE/BTC	0.00000130	0.00000131	0.00000130	18.0200
DVC/BTC	0.00000038	0.00000039	0.00000039	3.3503
FRC/BTC	0.00004125	0.00004500	0.00004125	0.3612
FTC/BTC	0.00031889	0.00032000	0.00032000	0.1864
I0C/BTC	0.00002511	0.00002798	0.00002798	0.0070
IXC/BTC	0.00009000	0.00009931	0.00009001	1.7239
LTC/BTC	0.02730002	0.02770000	0.02770000	41.9444
NMC/BTC	0.00526013	0.00540999	0.00526001	0.1219
NVC/BTC	0.00927957	0.01122900	0.01079999	0.0599
NXT/BTC	0.00005503	0.00005850	0.00005900	1.0353
PPC/BTC	0.00505201	0.00525005	0.00504132	0.7135
QRK/BTC	0.00005027	0.00005290	0.00005290	4.3140
TRC/BTC	0.00026042	0.00028000	0.00026042	0.0056
VTC/BTC	0.00131035	0.00148999	0.00144000	3.7151
WDC/BTC	0.00010343	0.00010999	0.00010343	0.3001
XPM/BTC	0.00201146	0.00227359	0.00201144	0.2397

Why Regulation Could Help Bitcoin

A couple of weeks ago, we published a piece called ‘Why Regulating Bitcoin Won’t Work‘. Here Bob Swarup provides the counter argument, assessing what regulations could do for bitcoin. Bob has extensive global experience in financial markets, macroeconomics and regulation. He has also recently released his new book Money Mania: Booms, Panics, and Busts from Ancient Rome to the Great Meltdown.

Is it a commodity? Is it a currency? No, it’s bitcoin.

There is a touch of Messianic fervour about virtual currencies these days, most notably bitcoin.

What the UK’s Tax Reversal Means for Bitcoin

The regular drumbeat of governments warnings on bitcoin continues apace. Last month, Israel, Vietnam and Cyprus joined the chorus.

However, in addition to this din (not entirely unwarranted many would argue) one government body has begun to undo its earlier mistakes in the bitcoin space.

The body in question is the UK’s tax authority, HMRC, which this month effectively recognised bitcoin as a currency after months of lobbying by London’s bitcoin community, led by members of the soon-to-launch UK Digital Currency Association.

Seeing Through Regulation, Banking on Bitcoin, and a Sheer Art Attack

Mysteries in bitcoinland don’t stay mysteries for long.

Take the world record transaction, which was noted in the block chain last November, when nearly 200,000 bitcoins hit a single wallet. Who was behind it? Turns out it was Bitstamp, which has justreleased details of an audit that confirms the transaction.

Why publish an audit when you don’t have to? It’s time for more transparency, says Bitstamp, and an industry that takes responsibility for itself.

Regulators advise caution on Bitcoin

If there’s a lesson to be learned from the Bitcoin furor, it’s that just because an investment is trendy and cool, that doesn’t mean you should abandon all common sense and sink your money into it. 

“Digital currencies right now are very, very trendy,” said Joseph Rotunda, director of enforcement at the Texas State Securities Board. “There’s a lot of buzz about them. It’s really easy to look at the benefits, the positives of digital currencies, without really appreciating these risks.

“Those risks can wipe out the entirety of their investment in not months, not weeks, but in a matter of moments.”

Digital currencies such as Bitcoin are essentially long lines of computer code that might be encrypted and sent or received without involving a financial institution or government agency.

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