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This Day In Deals is our new section where we share a historical fact and the day’s best deal – and try to connect them. The aim? To enrich ourselves financially, and you spiritually. The Tempest might not be Shakespeare’s best-known play, but it’s one of my favorites. By the way, yes, you’re right, I am a gigantic nerd. It was first performed on this day all the way back in 1611. Yep, 407 goddamn years ago. It’s probably most famous for being neither a tragedy or comedy (like most of his work), but a mixture of both. A tragicomedy if you…
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A prominent bank has claimed a piece of New Zealand’s exporting history, by sending some meat to Korea and tracking it with its fancy new blockchain system. ASB, a subsidiary of Australia’s Commonwealth Bank, says it has conducted New Zealand’s first “bank blockchain” trade. Kiwi meat exporter Greenlea Premier Meats conducted the meat trade with a large Korean importer. According to the release (spotted by local media), all relevant documents relating to the trade were able to be uploaded, shared and updated within ASB’s blockchain platform. The bank’s blockchain platform was used in parallel to the traditional trade process, indicating ASB…
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Sometimes it seems institutions and governments spend more time trying to figure out how Bitcoin should be classified, rather than actually doing anything with it. Well, global investment bank Morgan Stanley is the latest to stick their oar in, claiming that Bitcoin has become an institutional investment class, CoinDesk reports. Basically this means its a type of asset like: shares, bonds, property, commodities, or cash. The revelation comes following a review on the last 6-months of Bitcoin usage data conducted by the bank’s research division. The researchers stated that permanent ledger technologies, hacks, hard forks, Bitcoin competitors, and market volatility…
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Sometimes it seems institutions and governments spend more time trying to figure out how Bitcoin should be classified, rather than actually doing anything with it. Well, global investment bank Morgan Stanley is the latest to stick their oar in, claiming that Bitcoin has become an institutional investment class, CoinDesk reports. Basically this means its a type of asset like: shares, bonds, property, commodities, or cash. The revelation comes following a review on the last 6-months of Bitcoin usage data conducted by the bank’s research division. The researchers stated that permanent ledger technologies, hacks, hard forks, Bitcoin competitors, and market volatility…
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Or just read more coverage about: Bitcoin
