| EOS (EOS) |  | EOSIO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications (the "EOSIO Software"). This is achieved through an operating system-like construct upon which applications can be built. The software provides accounts, authentication, databases, asynchronous communication and the scheduling of applications across multiple CPU cores and/or clusters. The resulting technology is a blockchain architecture that has the potential to scale to millions of transactions per second, eliminates user fees and allows for quick and easy deployment of decentralized applications.
It has a current market cap of over $2.1 Billion, a circulating supply of 906.2 million, and has traded over $870 million in volume during the past 24 hours according to CoinMarketCap.com.
EOS/USD has been under a lot of pressure as much of the crypto complex has been trading lower. Today, the price is breaking out of a symmetrical triangle as the dollar is weakening against Bitcoin heading into the FOMC policy statement on Wednesday. A potential target is the 38.2% retracement of the last large down move in November near $3.167. A potential stop can be placed below $2.15.
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| | News To Know | | New White House Appointment A Big Win for Crypto Community
Blockchain advocates have been celebrating the latest appointment to the White House Cabinet. Mick Mulvaney is a well-known supporter of bitcoin and digital assets and his promotion to White House Chief of Staff is definitely a big win for the community.
Leading FinTech Investor Is A Crypto Optimist but A Blockchain Pessimist
Matt Harris has been investing in FinTech companies since before the term was coined. I recently caught up with him, and we covered the core four segments of FinTech: payments, lending, investing, and insurance. He is an investor in crypto-currencies, which he personally invests in, and shares the reasons why he believes blockchain is a hammer in search of nails.
IOTA & Audi Release Details on New Project
Over the weekend, the IOTA Foundation has told its community that its combined five-month effort with a team from the vehicle manufacturer giant Audi has ended with a good outcome. The team has been shown the final results of the last project to a small crowd in Berlin and Ingolstadt.
How to Spend Your Bitcoin Over The Holidays
A combination of the holidays and a low valuation for Bitcoin may have some of you looking for alternative ways to spend the world's leading cryptocurrency. Now before we begin, we aren't saying spend up because it's all over by any means, we do hope that those who HODL over the holidays will be rewarded in the new year however there's no real way of knowing. The idea of spending some Bitcoin to buy a few gifts is a novel concept, and one that could at the very least help us take our minds off 2018 - a year of lost investments.
Crypto Daily Token (CRDT), Launching Late January 2019
CRDT is the latest product to be launched by Crypto Daily and aims to totally reshape the way we consume cryptocurrency content online. It's our aim to build a token for our investors and our readers who invest in our brand, going forward, with its numerous exciting projects. Crypto Daily is growing, we are designing our very own cryptocurrency to support that.
25% of ICOs in Pantera Could be Securities, May Require Refunds Due to SEC Rulings
This Thursday, CEO of Pantera Capital investment firm Dan Morehead sent out a newsletter to their clients claiming that 25% of their investments could be ICOs in violation of U.S. securities laws. As reported by Bloomberg, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on November 16th that two ICOs which raised millions were not legal under current securities laws. One of those projects was Paragon, which Pantera held money in.
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