Abstract: Bitcoin futures fell for five consecutive days, almost holding US$8,000, hitting a new low for more than three months for four consecutive days, falling for three consecutive weeks, and the spot fell below US$8,000 during the trading session; European Central Bank President: Stable coins and cryptocurrencies are not suitable for alternative currencies; Ripple acted for the first time, creating XRP decentralized financial products through acquisitions.
chain Dede morning report. 7 am on September 28, 2019
morning trading details:
chain Dede ChainDD September 28th market showed that the comprehensive Dede index and CoinMarketCap quote:
BTC Bitcoin was US$8172.55, up about 1.5% in 12 hours.
ETH Ethereum was $172.37, up about 3.9% in 12 hours.
BCH ABC was US$221.36, up about 1.7% in 12 hours.
BCHSV was US$84.74, up about 1% in 12 hours.
XRP Ripple was 0.24168 US dollars, up about 0.6% in 12 hours.
Chain Circle Dynamics:
Australian government plans to use blockchain and other technologies to build national digital medical platform
According to ARN, the Australian federal government agency recently issued an information consultation request (RFI) to seek technical advice for its future digital medical platform construction. The agency is considering applying blockchain, big data, cloud computing and EHR systems to support its electronic health records in the future national digital health platform.
Coin Circle Trends:
Bitcoin Futures Insurance Holds US$8,000 to hit a new low for more than three months for four consecutive days, falling for three consecutive weeks
On Friday, the 27th, the world's largest futures exchange and the US CME (CME), the main Bitcoin futures contract fell for the fifth consecutive day, and closed almost below the US$8,000 mark, hitting a new low since June 11 this year. It had previously hit a new low since early June for three consecutive days, and this week was the third consecutive week of cumulative decline. The CME Bitcoin Futures BTC, the highest trading volume of
, closed down 1.7% on Friday, closing at $8,004.46, closed down nearly 2.5% on Thursday, closing at $8,145, falling 2.13% this week, falling 0.8% last week, and falling 1.86% last week. BTC's October and November contracts both fell below $8,100, while December contracts closed below $8,200. All term contracts fell between $141 and $155 on Friday.
European Central Bank President: Stablecoins and cryptocurrencies are not suitable for alternative currencies
European Central Bank President Draghi pointed out in a letter to Eva Kaili, a member of the European Parliament, that the European Central Bank System (ESCB) is closely monitoring the development of the cryptocurrency industry. Draghi said ESCB is analyzing crypto assets and stablecoins to understand their potential impact on monetary policy, payments and market infrastructure security and efficiency, and financial system stability. And so far, stablecoins and crypto assets have had limited impact in these areas and are not designed in such a way that they can be a suitable alternative to currency.
He added that the ECB's assessment may vary in the future due to the continued technological innovation and rapid development of the cryptocurrency industry.
Ripple has taken the first action to create XRP decentralized financial product
Ripple, an American financial technology company, took the first action to create XRP-based decentralized financial (DeFi) products.
According to CoinDesk, Ripple's investment institution Xpring acquired the decentralized payment platform Logos Network, but Xpring did not disclose the acquisition transaction price. Through this deal, Xpring was able to recruit nine New York engineers. Michael Zochowski, founder and CEO of Logos, will become Xpring's DeFi product leader.
tokenization securities platform Harbor obtained a US broker license
tokenization securities platform Harbor Square Investments, a company under Harbor, revealed to CoinDesk that the company has obtained a broker-dealer license issued by the US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
Broker-Traders are eligible to buy and sell securities in person, or they can buy and sell on behalf of clients. In the cryptocurrency space, as a broker-dealer, Harbor may bring digital asset investments to institutional investors as securities. However, it needs to meet the strict requirements of FINRA and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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