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News -  
Facebook has updated its policy to allow cryptocurrencies to once again be advertised, while upholding its ban on the promotion of initial coin offerings (ICOs), in an announcement publishedTuesday, June 26.
A new music blockchain-powered platform, combining streaming services and digital payments, aims to pay musicians 80 percent of the streaming revenue from their tracks, such as subscription services and advertising revenue 
The central banks of Australia and New Zealand denied they would issue their own cryptocurrencies June 26, in a speech calling Bitcoin “fascinating” but “inefficient.”
The tenth largest cryptocurrency TRON (TRX) with a market capitalization of $2.7 billion has activated its mainnet following a migration to its independent public blockchain

 

Money fact - 

Just before GFC, goldman sachs were packaging and selling mortgages securities to investors which is their normal business. However, bank at the same time was literally betting against the securities they were selling to their customers by shorting them. 

Hence, making money both ways - 1) By selling to investors/customers at profit in hope of better returns. 2) By shorting same securities. 

When GFC struck, bank ended up making billions of dollors from shorting securities they sold to their own customers. 

Who to trust ?? Banks, Goverments ??? 

In short, bank knew they were selling junk to their own customers in hope of making huge sum of profits ... 

 

Bitcoin Price @ www.coinspot.com.au (Australia's most popular exchange platform) - 

$8381

 

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