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Posted by marccwr
not so sure about that... If you look at gateways to Ripple for instance - infact they act like banks for both fiat and Bitcoin. New Zealand Coinex even does it with interest on you account. Once people realize that ewallets...
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not so sure about that... If you look at gateways to Ripple for instance - infact they act like banks for both fiat and Bitcoin. New Zealand Coinex even does it with interest on you account. Once people realize that ewallets...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Yes, in recent years, financial institutions have been required by law to disclose to customers if there was a breach. I'm sure in years past some breaches flew under the radar, but I don't think US-based banks can conceal...
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Yes, in recent years, financial institutions have been required by law to disclose to customers if there was a breach. I'm sure in years past some breaches flew under the radar, but I don't think US-based banks can conceal...
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Posted by begz
It is still a long way for tech companies to become financial institutions, and it is likely this time will never come. A google-type company can't just suddenly become a bank. Providing a little bit of financial services...
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It is still a long way for tech companies to become financial institutions, and it is likely this time will never come. A google-type company can't just suddenly become a bank. Providing a little bit of financial services...
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Posted by Charlie Babcock
"The rate goes up with social media activity. 'The rule is simple,' the bank says on its website. 'The more Facebook Likes, the higher the interest rate.'" OK, but do every 100 Likes equal a percentage point increase? .1%...
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"The rate goes up with social media activity. 'The rule is simple,' the bank says on its website. 'The more Facebook Likes, the higher the interest rate.'" OK, but do every 100 Likes equal a percentage point increase? .1%...
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Posted by Brook Zimmatore
Let's say, no banks which have had to give the details of their breach.
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Let's say, no banks which have had to give the details of their breach.
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
Yeah most states aren't going to come out with any Bitcoin regulations. I thought it was interesting though how Ny regulators said they wanted to come up with this framework to help encourage innovation around virtual currencies,...
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Yeah most states aren't going to come out with any Bitcoin regulations. I thought it was interesting though how Ny regulators said they wanted to come up with this framework to help encourage innovation around virtual currencies,...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
It's almost a chicken-egg scenario. The CSFB isn't looking at v-currencies yet because the market is still rather small. And the reason why consumers aren't using v-currencies is because their isn't enough oversight. Maybe...
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It's almost a chicken-egg scenario. The CSFB isn't looking at v-currencies yet because the market is still rather small. And the reason why consumers aren't using v-currencies is because their isn't enough oversight. Maybe...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
It was interesting to note that the proposed NY regulation included some consumer protections. There hasn't been anything from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on virtual currencies yet, but if states start coming...
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It was interesting to note that the proposed NY regulation included some consumer protections. There hasn't been anything from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on virtual currencies yet, but if states start coming...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
It seems like a good way to incentiivze their customers to promote their brand. But I'm sure that it has to have some kind of cap on it. Either that or it takes a lot of likes to increase the interest rate signiifcantly.
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It seems like a good way to incentiivze their customers to promote their brand. But I'm sure that it has to have some kind of cap on it. Either that or it takes a lot of likes to increase the interest rate signiifcantly.
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Posted by MatthiasA679
As Big Data grows in the financial services sector, so does the technology that runs it. Most recently, the Big Data industry is following in the footsteps of High Performance Computing (HPC) by adopting cluster computing...
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As Big Data grows in the financial services sector, so does the technology that runs it. Most recently, the Big Data industry is following in the footsteps of High Performance Computing (HPC) by adopting cluster computing...
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