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Binance Secretely hacked? What is going on
On twitter, after Binance was down for over 11 hrs.. McAfee tweeted
Quickly, Binance directors tweeted back in response with public ledger addresses.
And made an official statement, about the importance of the users experience on their platform,
@cz_binance
"Every Binancian is as important to us as Mr. Mcafee to us. We appreciate their patience and strong support."
This seems like a server issue, being repelled, but very well could be a foiled hack attempt with a cover up. Which, is significant because it will show how binance public relations department deals with affairs and how openly. Again.
We.
Need.
Decentralized.
Easy to use.
Exchanges.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/binance-vs-mcafee-hack-rumors-refuted-cryptocurrency-trading-resumed
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#Crypto 'unlikely to dissapear' JP morgan study shows
J.P. Morgan has called cryptocurrencies the "innovative maelstrom" and claims they are "unlikely to disappear" in a likely internal report published Feb. 8, 2018.
“Cryptocurrencies are the face of the innovative maelstrom around the Blockchain technology that is bringing both massive price volatility and a constant trial-and-error of new product try-outs and failures,” the report states.
Last week, J.P. Morgan was one of the U.S. Banks to ban clients from purchasing cryptocurrency with credit cards. And has a very rough history with the technology, however, yet behind closed doors they still study and watch it like a hawk. I assume, to try to figure out how to control, and dominate this market as well.
Crypto Jobs? Where we're going won't need Jobs
In a recent Op-ed on coindest
Sandro Ro urges blockchain communities to-
"construct and act by a new culture whereby our companies care deeply about its people and society's problems and act accordingly."
Making work much more morally rewarding, putting employes towards noble goals, but it misses the point of this eras innovations.
Slavery is a system where property laws are applied to people.Unable to withdraw without remuneration.
Employement contractss tell us, what we must and must not do, and line closely with ownership. People may quit, but without some other option- it could potentially kill oneself. Previously our ledger, (fiat) was not able to nor, would it benefit it's rulers to break us free of such contractual chains.
To say that blockchain will only make employees job easier, is forgetting the whole path. Along the path of this ledger, with proper distribution technology, we may render money, and traditional 'jobs' useless if we walk it through.
The UN has already tried distributing resources, and aid using blockchain. What's stopping us from creating ledgers for basic income, fresh food, and water?
I feel like this is what STEEM is trying to solve, to see how we distribute our own currency. And the research has told us much. We have a long way to go. The pyramid is engrained in our mind. And hopefully, somewhere along the blockchain technology, we find an example that breaks us free- from the cycle of need and suffering.
https://www.coindesk.com/blockchain-jobs-going-wont-need-employment/
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