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The Petro trading ecosystem. Source: NTerminal Venezuela’s Petro, also known as Petromoneda, is an allegedly oil-backed CBDC introduced in 2018. Although by the Maduro government, Petro by Venezuelan citizens. actively pushed has not been actively used Most of it was being immediately . Despite the lack of adoption, the Venezuelan government managed to put together one of the most advanced CBDC projects, making Venezuela one of the first countries to introduce a CBDC legislation and a fully functioning blockchain ecosystem. sold for US dollars or exchanged for goods and services Russia’s involvement in development of a technical base for Petro allowed for a quick rollout of a sophisticated instrument used by Venezuela to circumvent US sanctions. Venezuela has been able to take a move-fast-and-break-things approach due to their lack of a functioning traditional financial system. Leveraging preexisting public cryptocurrency projects from other countries has saved them time and effort in issuing tokens and making them available at a number of trading venues. It has enabled Venezuela and Russia—who was in developing Venezuela’s CBDC—to quickly iterate on their prototypes and identify its shortcomings. heavily involved Russian officials have regular reports from Venezuelan delegations and many Russian business leaders admitted to paying close attention to these experiments as well as to using Venezuela as a testing sandbox. received In one of his , President Maduro talked about the ‘revival’ of Petro, hoping to expand its use as a means of payment to circumvent US sanctions. U.S.government has to confine the proliferation of Petro beyond local markets, but the use of existing blockchain technologies and the help of Russian companies allowed Venezuelan governments to create . annual speeches taken proactive steps overseas fiat on-ramps On February 24, 2021, Maduro that there is ongoing work on creating a digital bolivar that, unlike Petro, could possibly become a legal tender. publicly announced The announcement came after Maduro to digitize the Venezuelan economy earlier in 2021. Jose Angel Alvarez, President of Venezuela’s National Cryptocurrency Association, that digital bolivar could complement Petro, since Petro could be used for domestic transactions whereas digital bolivar for international ones. stated his intention argued Legislation Entities involved in creating and maintaining Venezuela CBDC infrastructure. Source: NTerminal The was one of the first decrees to establish legal grounds for Petro and give the President full control over it. Constituent Decree on Crypto Assets and the Sovereign Cryptocurrency PETRO The main regulatory authority for virtual assets in the country is the (SUNACRIP), established in 2019. The official from January 30, 2019 provided the for the crypto industry in the country. National Superintendence of Cryptocurrencies decree legal framework It gave SUNACRIP the power to in Venezuela. It also regulates the operation of virtual asset exchange agencies. These decrees also ensure the creation of “ ” which are special economic zones where Venezuela intends to promote the use of Petro by granting tax benefits. regulate the creation, issuance, organization, operation, and use of virtual assets PETRO Zones President Maduro’s government has introduced multiple policies to increase Petro adoption. In 2020, Maduro establishing the mandatory use of Petro as a payment method for fuel sold to airlines by the state-owned oil company PDVSA. He also that Petro will be accepted when paying for government services. issued a decree declared Issuance According to its , Petro is a sovereign cryptocurrency issued by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. It claims to be backed by oil, gold, iron, and diamond resources. 51% of the issuance goes into reserve (funds for stabilizing the price and maintaining the system) and the remaining 49%  is available for sale. The total emission is 100,000,000 PTR. whitepaper Custody The (Crypto Assets Treasury) is in charge of the custody, collection, and distribution of virtual assets. It is also responsible for fund administration, management of virtual assets and instruments to hold its value, and digitally monitoring compliance with virtual contracts. Tesorería de Criptoactivos Distribution The distribution of Petro is coordinated by the . In October 2018, Venezuela launched an ICO and a . The country has also done to distribute the currency and increase its adoption. It has even from bolivar to Petro. SUNACRIP public sale of Petro multiple airdrops converted pension funds Technology Petro launch on February 20, 2018. From left to right: Vice President Tareck El Aissami, Denis Druzhkov, President Nicolás Maduro, Fedor Bogorodsky The launch of Petro has been . The underlying blockchain technology for Petro (NEM) has been developed by the Russian businessman and his company, Aero Trading. heavily tied to Russia Fedor Bogorodsky Another man behind the Petro technology was Denis Druzhkov, former CEO of Zeus Exchange, a Singapore-based hybrid cryptocurrency exchange operating on traditional financial and digital markets. There were multiple inconsistencies in protocol specifications in the Petro whitepaper. For example, Venezualan architects they originally recorded Petro in from Ethereum to New Economy Movement (NEM); the designers several important aspects of the GitHub repository of Dash for their own whitepaper; and were mentioned in the Spanish and English versions of their whitepaper. ‘switched’ the blockchain plagiarized two different blockchains As early as 2020, Petro project achieved a fully functioning blockchain ecosystem with a , a , an , a , and a . wallet payment system exchange crypto remittance platform Block Explorer Although never mentioned in the context of Petro, the Venezuelan government actively the launch of a regulated decentralized crypto exchange, BDVE. supported Built on the Ethereum blockchain, the exchange enables investors to trade traditional stocks and assets in their digital, tokenized form. Decentralized exchanges (DEX) like BDVE allow for the creation of peer-to-peer markets directly on the blockchain. Traders independently store and use funds, and make transactions directly with one another, without any involvement from the exchange itself. This exchange can serve as the centerpiece component for the proliferation of Petro beyond Venezuela and a handful of its allies. The BDVE exchange is part of a rebranded Pi ecosystem. PiMarkets, PiToken, PiExchange, PiMoney, PiCasino, and PiChain are all decentralized cryptocurrency tools. Its developers, Guillermo Pérez Alba, Manuel Fajardo García, Johan Sosa Salazar, and Carlos García Navarro, worked on other projects for Maduro. Such projects include the Interbanex Foreign Exchange, which offered its users the opportunity to trade foreign currency through private banks. Entities involved in BDVE exchange and PiMarkets app infrastructure. Source: NTerminal The BDVE application PiMarkets—which says it “connects the user with the Decentralized System of Encrypted Markets”—is already available on Google Play. On October 20, 2020, according to a posted in the PiCrypto Telegram group, they rolled out the beta version of the PiMarkets app in the Apple App Store. As of February 15, 2021, the app is still in beta. document Usage Petro does not have a full legal tender status in Venezuela. This means that it is not required by law to be accepted as a means of payment. The Bolivar remains the only official currency recognized as payment for any monetary debt. However, Petro can be used to pay for taxes, goods, and services. To increase its adoption, the government rolled out . The Venezuelan government used Petro to distribute social welfare, but most of the users opted for immediately swapping it for more liquid assets using local exchange services and peer-to-peer platforms like LocalBitcoins. Petro ATMs VES-BTC Trading Volume on LocalBitcoins. Source: NTerminal Trading Venues Petro can be bought on the primary market through the Crypto Assets Treasury with bolivars, international currencies, or other cryptocurrencies. It can also be purchased or traded on the secondary market via the state-run peer-to-peer (VEX), which is accessible through the app. Venezuela Exchange PetroWallet

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Entities contributing to the conservation of the Maduro regime. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk Introduction Global sovereign currencies are regulated and mediated by central banks, with significant tracking and infrastructure capabilities to allow for secure currency transactions, to enforce government policy, and to monitor criminal behavior. These safeguards do not exist with cryptocurrencies, which enable peer-to-peer instantaneous and immutable blockchain transactions. The result: participants can sidestep American controlled transaction mechanisms. Non-state actors can fund illegal operations, state adversaries can evade sanctions, and near-peers can weaken the power of the US Dollar globally. While broad-range challenges to the Western financial system will not happen overnight, America’s near-peer adversaries are testing new ways – like using digital currency – to circumvent the status quo. The US can and should respond by shutting down those tests where it can and by promoting innovation at home. Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is the first to attempt using cryptocurrency to avoid the traditional financial infrastructure at the state level. He launched the Petro (₽), an oil backed cryptocurrency, in 2018. Some economists and crypto experts dismissed the development of the Petro when it was originally launched. While Maduro fumbled the Petro initial coin offering (ICO) launch, do not mistake his missteps as evidence that his use of crypto is just a one-off attempt to scam unwitting investors. Venezuela’s creation of the Petro, its formation of a national cryptocurrency exchange, and its legalization and nationalization of crypto-mining are part of an imminent international effort to evade US sanctions using digital currency. Countries that support Venezuela, in particular Russia, contributed to building this infrastructure and see it as a prototype for designing a similar national crypto financial infrastructure in the future. Venezuela’s Crypto-Financial Critical Infrastructure The Petro President Maduro made it clear from the start that he plans to use cryptocurrency to evade US sanctions, saying he created the Petro to While the initial roll-out of the Petro faced setbacks and challenges, its development and use must be contextualized within a larger economic infrastructure to survive sanctions. “take on Superman.” The Petro was ridiculed and dismissed by many after it was launched. ” . Looking at the Petro’s initial development and launch into the market, this derision makes sense: Maduro announced the creation of the Petro on December 3, 2017, promising that it would be backed by oil, gas, and mineral reserves, but the Petro white paper and website peg the Petro to one oil barrel, which is defined by the Venezuelan Ministry of Oil. the Petro would operate on. And, finally, it is still unclear whether the Petro’s pre-sale – which lasted from late February to late March 2018 – . Economist Steven Hanke, for example, said, “it doesn’t exist. The whole thing is a sham, a fraud… a public relations thing. Bloomberg called it a scam The English and Spanish versions of the Petro whitepaper listed different blockchains actually raised any money Still, in 2018 the Maduro regime was just starting to put the pieces together for a larger crypto-financial infrastructure to evade sanctions. The regime established the Venezuelan Initiative for Blockchain Economics with Carlos Vargas as their “Superintendent” and in August 2018 replaced the bolivar fuerte with the bolival soberano, which was given a fixed exchange rate to . The Petro also retained its 1:1 rate with barrels of Venezuelan oil. the Petro of 3,600:1 Crypto Exchange and Mining The Maduro regime recently revealed the next stage of this infrastructure – . Built on the Ethereum blockchain the new enables investors to trade traditional stocks and assets in their digital, tokenized form.  Decentralized exchanges (DEX) like BDVE allow for the creation of peer-to-peer markets directly on the blockchain. Traders independently store and use funds, and make transactions directly with one another, without any involvement from the exchange itself. a regulated, national, decentralized crypto exchange BDVE exchange The BDVE exchange is part of a rebranded Pi ecosystem. , PiToken, , PiMoney, , and PiChain are all decentralized cryptocurrency tools. Its developers, , Manuel Fajardo García, Johan Sosa Salazar, and Carlos García Navarro worked on other projects for Maduro, including Interbanex Foreign Exchange, which offered its users the opportunity to trade foreign currency through private banks. PiMarkets PiExchange PiCasino Guillermo Pérez Alba Entities connected with the BDVE exchange and its app PiMarkets. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk Ironically, Venezuela's state-sponsore crypto application uses American IT for its infrastructure. Its exchange documentation—like the , and more—are stored on Amazon’s servers. The —which says it “connects the user with the Decentralized System of Encrypted Markets”—is already available on Google Play. Finally, on  October 20 2020, according to a document posted in the , they rolled out the beta version of the Pi Markets app in the Apple App Store. It is not yet approved, but one can request a beta version for testing already. whitepaper user manual BDVE application Pi Markets Pi Crypto Telegram group Manuel Fajardo’s post about Pi Markets’ App Store rollout in Pi Crypto Telegram group. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk Venezuela also legalized crypto-mining and . The Venezuelan government was already mining behind the scenes - they would frequently seize mining equipment . created a national mining pool from local miners and keep the equipment running Venezuela can now interact with trading partners instantly and globally without touching US-controlled payment rails, they have a nationalized crypto mining operation to generate additional wealth leveraging all miners in their country, and they were helped by the Russian government every step of the way. Russia’s Contribution to the Development of Venezuelan Crypto-Financial Infrastructure The Maduro regime’s approach to cryptocurrency is largely based on their underground gold economy. . The Venezuelan military transports gold bars to the Central Bank of Venezuela where it is sold internationally through Russian, Iranian, and other international partners. Venezuela has been selling gold to evade US sanctions for years Connections between different entities involved in gold mining business in Venezuela. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk Russian airline companies and are heavily involved in Venezuela’s underground gold trade according to data in NTerminal. Erofey Airlines ( E-Cargo ) Nordwind Airlines Erofey Airlines (blue arrows) and Mahan Airlines (red arrows) flights to Caracas on January 30, 2019,and April 23, 2020. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk. Seven months before , Maduro was readying his cryptocurrency launch. Digital gold is the new gold – and Maduro turned to the same people to help with former that he had used with the latter.  Two Russian businessmen even attended the Petro launch, Denis Druzhkov and Fedor Bogorodsky. Bogorodsky is a co-owner of a , which was in charge of implementing tech for the Petro. He congratulating Maduro on a “very risky but timely move.” OFAC began to close in on some of Venezuela’s gold mining operations shell company called Aero Trading gave a speech Petro launch on February 20, 2018. From left to right: Vice President Tareck El Aissami, Denis Druzhkov, President Nicolás Maduro, Fedor Bogorodsky Denis Druzhkov, a Russian-born US citizen, is the former CEO of the “Zeus Exchange,” a Singapore-based hybrid cryptocurrency exchange operating on traditional financial and digital markets. Druzhkov isn’t new to US regulators. In October 2014, he was . Another co-founder is Russian industrialist Sergei Litvin, who is a board member of a sanctioned Russian company called Stroytransgaz, controlled by fined $30,000 and barred for three years by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for fraudulent trading in futures’ contracts Gennady Timchenko, who is also under US sanctions. Entities connected with Petro. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk. The connection to Russia became more apparent on February 21 2018 when Maduro’s Minister of Finance, Simon Zerpa, went to Moscow to brief his Russian counterpart, Anton Siluanov, on the progress of the Petro. the Venezuelan minister wrote on his Twitter account. ‘We deliver to Min. Siluanov updated information about our cryptocurrency, The biggest contributors to the Petro project of Russian origin. Source: NTerminal data in Splunk. When using an early version of the Petro’s wallet, investors could see a —a Russian commercial bank—where users could send money in order to buy Petro. Other shares are held by Gazprombank and VTB, which have been under US sanctions since 2014. This created an early fiat to crypto on-ramp for international investors, very similar to what Coinbase did for Bitcoin users in the United States. Even with the support of the traditional banking sector, the Petro still struggled to list on any global crypto exchanges. To combat this, Maduro built additional crypto infrastructure. link to a Venezuelan government account at Evrofinance Venezuela’s government purchased a 49 percent stake in Evrofinance in 2011, making the bank, which traces its history back a century as a Western financial outpost for the Soviet Union, a vehicle for binational trade and investment projects . Conclusion The Venezuelan government has prototyped and released all of the essential elements of a modern crypto-financial infrastructure: a state controlled digital currency, mining pools, on and off ramps to traditional banking, and digital wallets. They have built a minimum viable product that will allow them to interact with trading partners instantly and globally, without touching US-controlled payment rails. Further, Russia’s work with the Maduro regime is more than just an effort to prop up a dictatorial regime within their orbit—they view it as a pilot project. Parts of the Venezuela project will inevitably be reused by Russia and others in the coming years. While the US and Europe seek to impose and extend sanctions against Russia for t , and , heir chemical weapons program, poisoning opposition leaders preventing the Russia-led gas pipeline projec t Nord Stream 2 Russia has begun to test a digital Ruble. To date, Venezuela’s crypto-financial infrastructure is still immature and has not yet been used in any significant way to move large amounts of funds. America – though - is at a critical juncture where a regional experiment might soon become international. Especially if digital currency scales at the rate experts like and suggest it might. As our traditional financial system faces its most dire challenge in decades, our adversaries are using cutting edge fintech and our own IT to build an MVP to challenge our rules based infrastructure. It’s time to take digital currency seriously before it is too late. Paul Tudor Jones Stan Druckenmiller

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The long awaited of this series has arrived. It has taken me a significant amount of time longer to put together than I had anticipated. Now the wait is over, here it is… Part 2 of 3 This list contains companies working on artificial intelligence and machine learning products primarily for business use, non-specific to any industry. Industry specific AI will be the final part of this series. Rise of artificial intelligence is rapidly taking over the world, especially countries like Anguilla; a small island in the Eastern Caribbean with the use of their .ai top level domain for companies within the AI and robotics industry. But in all seriousness, AI is without a doubt accelerating much faster than is probably known and much more established within our daily lives than most would realise. Conducting this research has demonstrated sheer scale of the landscape and progress of the artificial intelligence industry. “Already humans and AI are co-evolving and no one has paid attention to this yet…” “When we search on Google, it’s an AI deciding what we should see. When a dating site matches two people together there’s a machine learning algorithm… that is getting people together, that then have babies. And so in effect you have this machine learning algorithm that is breeding humans.”— Sam Altman, discussing AI . here In the case of the companies listed below, business and AI are co-evolving. With so many websites to go through and dissect there may be some descriptions or names that need changing. Please let me know if that’s the case or if you think there are companies I should add to the list. Shoutout to me , and I’ll get on to it! here Artificial Intelligence for businesses (enterprise intelligence): 🔉 Audio — language transcription and recognition — ? — transcribes insights from phone calls, video footage, and online — discover more customer and employee conversations** **— makes sound searchable — critical insights about your customers conversations — building blocks to add messaging, voice, and video to web+apps Capio Clover Intelligence Deepgram Gridspace MindMeld — advanced AI to power conversational interface Nexidia — turns customer interactions into valuable insights Pop Up Archive TalkIQ Twilio 📊 Business Intelligence & Analytics — optimise and autonomously IT and business operations** ** —behavioural AI for IoT — a suite of intelligent applications for enterprise — a range of products to improve enterprise products** ** — automates repetitive tasks within your business — making complex data science easy for enterprise Arago/HIRO Arimo Ayasdi DataRobot Dataminr — discovers events and breaking information before the news — helps you to answer questions about your business — a smarter Salesforce — adds intelligent decision making to web and mobile apps — helps you index, search, visualise and analyse your data — is a framework for temporal pattern recognition and prediction — to transform raw data into useful information automatically — helps you monitor server bugs Electra by Lore Einstein Fuzzy AI Logz.io NXT AI Paxata Poweredby.ai Sundown UBIX Ruths.ai — helps you do more with your data — a marketplace for analytics — captures, categorises, and extracts key information from all your data — fast data insights using search — solves big data better, faster and at less cost — find hidden value in complex human and business ecosystems — helps to optimise pricing Exchange.ai Owl.ai AnswerRocket iSeek.ai Ecosystem.AI Prix 🍎 Core AI — a common API for many algorithms, functions and models — workbench for neural networks — advanced industry specific ML for the enterprise — advanced machine learning for enterprise — advanced machine learning for enterprise — open source machine learning and deep learning platform — advanced machine learning for enterprise — deep learning as computational system — advanced machine learning for enterprise — advanced machine learning for enterprise — range of financial, ecommerce and digital marketing AI products — open-source deep learning and ETL for enterprise on the JVM — advanced machine learning for enterprise — log Analysis for enterprises Algorithmia Arya CognitiveScale Digital Reasoning Fluid AI H2O.ai Loop AI Labs Nervana Petuum Scaled Inference Sentient Skymind Vicarious Loom Systems PipelineAI — solves the problem of production ML and AI at scale — building AI using neuroscience Ogma 📋 Data Capture — marketplace to automate simple processes — automate the discovery of objects at scale — automatically prepare any data for immediate & compliant use — helps structure data from social media and blog — automatically extract web pages as structured data — extract data from almost any website — training data, image annotation and more for enterprise** ** — tools for operations team to automate business processes Amazon Mechanical Turk CrowdAI Datalogue DataSift Diffbot Import.io Playment WorkFusion 🔬 Data Science — single platform for all predictive use cases — training data, image annotation for machine learning teams — data science platform for prototype, deploy, and run at scale — enterprise data science platform for R&D and production** ** — helps you learn, work, and play with machine learning models — makes data science teams more productive — helps DS teams put machine learning models into production — a platform to build, test, and deploy AI algorithms** **— research engine, capable of discovering complex patterns in data — makes data unification of data silos possible — helps put data into useful structures for analysis — allows data scientists to deploy and update predictive models rapidly — automate the writing of reports, websites, emails, articles and more BigML CrowdFlower Dataiku DataScience Domino Data Lab — platform for collaborating, building and deploying — makes DS accessible to analysts with OpenSource algorithms Exploratory Kaggle RapidMiner Seldon SherlockML Spark Tamr Trifacta Yhat Yseop 💻 Development — detects business incidents — develop more adaptive, trusted and programmable AI models — helps predict project timelines — adds intelligent decision making to web and mobile apps — connecting projects with the right team — augments your coding environment with web available knowledge — deep learning platform for prediction and personalisation — makes developing chatbots for your business easy — make your bot smarter, by helping it self learn — rapidly web and mobile app testing — increase server uptime and predict downtime — project management and chat software that’s easy for teams AnOdot Bonsai Deckard.ai Fuzzy.ai Gigster Kite Layer 6 AI Morph Ozz RainforestQA SignifAI Turtle Improve.ai — automatically optimises app content, design, pricing etc. — gesture recognition for developers — trains deep learning algorithms to learn like human brain — abstracts away the complexity of ML libraries like TensorFlow for more effective management of AI models — helps with decision making for designers, engineers and leaders — helps analyse algorithm Gesture.ai Cognitive Toolkit Bonsai Tangle Imandra 📂 Internal Data — helps you work together, improve productivity, and data indexing** ** — helps employees with tasks and access data using micro apps — better website analytics Alation Cycorp — a range of different AI enterprise products — takes the pain of cluster management away to focus on DS — helps predict project timelines — insight into online trends and other text analytics tools — AI platform for business Databricks Deckard.ai Gavagi IBM Watson Kyndi — helps knowledge workers process vast amounts of information — SaaS AI for risk management and operations — makes your business software smarter oneFactor Probot Sapho Sofia eContext — structure for unstructured data — create intelligent interactions between people, devices, and data — deep insights into customers and internal data —automate decision-making at scale Hayley RelativeInsight Rainbird 🤖 Machine Learning —No-code end-to-end AutoML tool that takes you from data to predictions in minutes* *__ — a range of different AI enterprise products — helps you focus your digital ad on people you want to target — analyse data in the form of images, speech, text and video — now apart of the Uber AI Labs — can do menial task work, saving time for employees — platform to unite siloed data for better recommendations — improves machine learning models 100x faster PI.Exchange — develop more adaptive, trusted and programmable AI models__ Bonsai Cycorp Datacratic deepsense.io Geometric Intelligence HyperScience Nara Logics SigOpt Amazon Machine Learn — 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On March 30, the Block broke the that Binance is involved in yet another legal dispute. This time, the lawsuit was filed by a former employee, Steven Cody Reynolds, who accuses the exchange of confiscating nearly $300k in crypto following a heated disagreement. news The claims paint a disturbing picture: One of a CZ as a manipulative employer who used Binance to illegally seize hundreds of thousands in cryptocurrency when he did not get his way. It all started when Binance hired Steve Cody Reynolds, a cryptocurrency investor and consultant, to provided customer support to English speaking users of the exchange. He worked for Binance from July 2017, to December 2017 and was compensated for his services in the form of Binance Coins, which Reynolds stored in his already-existing Binance account. When Reynolds decided to leave Binance in December, he parted with the exchange on good terms and continued to use Binance to trade and store his coins. Several weeks later, Binance contacted Reynolds and asked him to delete a group chat he had made on Telegram Messenger which he had been using to communicate with Binance users. However, the app setting on Telegram do not allow public chats to be deleted, so Binance requested that he remove references to the exchange in the chats name, to which he immediately complied. Then things began to turn ugly. According to the , that very day Changpeng Zhao contacted Reynolds himself, demanding he removed all the participants in the chat. When Reynolds resisted, he was “threated by Zhao with legal and financial damages unless he complied.” lawsuit Within minutes, CZ’s exchange had followed through with this threat, lowering Reynolds withdrawal limit of his Binance account to zero, then locking him out of his account entirely. Despite attempting to contact customer service, Reynolds was left locked away from his funds which, at the time, were worth $284,000. Imagine his shock when, months later Reynolds regained access only to discover that his account balance was zero. Binance reacted to the claims by insisting that the Telegram group was Binance property, and that Reynolds misappropriated the chat group, a response that avoided addressing the seizing of funds. Reynolds’ accusations against Binance are a wakeup call to those who use crypto exchange platforms to store their funds. Crypto users trust these exchanges to act as an impartial platform that help navigate the crypto sphere. However, when all’s said and done, they are centralized platforms that are ultimately controlled by humans, thus vulnerable to human error and human emotions. If these claims even contain an element of truth, it shows that CZ can and does use his exchange as a tool to enact his will, lifting the veil on the frightening power in the hands of those running centralized exchanges a realization that will likely shake the trust of crypto users worldwide.

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**LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg, November 21st, 2024/Chainwire/--**DegenLayer, a newly launched memecoin focused blockchain & trading terminal app suite, has announced its testnet release, marking a key step toward its upcoming mainnet launch. The platform aims to facilitate zero setup memecoin trading and creation, leveraging the $20 billion liquidity within the Optimism Superchain ecosystem. The project's developers project daily revenues of $1 million in ETH, assuming a daily DEX trading volume of $200 million. With low transaction fees and a streamlined user interface, DegenLayer seeks to provide a gateway for mainstream users to engage in blockchain-based trading and creation. The project's native token $DELAY was fair launched on Uniswap last week, and is set to be listed on one of the top 15 CoinGecko-ranked exchanges next week, providing access to the token to their 10 million+ user community. The project is powered by a 60+ person team behind notable successes including PunksClub.io the CryptoPunk social network, Music.com (developed with Pharrell Williams), and AAA games like The Witcher 3 and Dying Light 2. The founding team previously achieved remarkable success with SuperBid, driving token value from $0.01 to $12 in 2021. "Our proven track record in both Web3 and gaming demonstrates our ability to deliver compelling user experiences," says Jacob Rylko, Co-Founder & CEO. "With DegenLayer, we're leveraging our existing reach of 3 million+ users through our Telegram mini-app, Firecoin, to accelerate adoption." Key Features And Projections: Innovative "Pump Technology" with 50% of revenue allocated to viral user rewards, $DELAY and memecoin buybacks
Viral referral program projecting $100,000 daily reward distributions
Seamless integration with Telegram's 1B+ user base via a mini app
One-click memecoin creation and trading interface for non-crypto users
Transaction fees below $0.01 with 2,000 TPS capacity DegenLayer's launch represents a significant milestone in making memecoin trading accessible to mainstream users while leveraging established Optimism infrastructure, the same that is used by Coinbase's BASE Layer 2. About DegenLayer DegenLayer is a trading terminal and Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain designed to make memecoin trading accessible to mainstream users. Built on Optimism technology, the platform offers low-cost, high-speed transactions and a zero setup interface for memecoin trading and creation. Backed by a team with expertise in Web3, gaming, and entertainment, DegenLayer aims to bring innovative blockchain solutions to the global market. For more information about DegenLayer and its revolutionary approach to memecoin trading, users can visit https://degenlayer.wtf. Media inquiries can be directed to contact@degenlayer.wtf. Contact CEO Jacob Rylko DegenLayer contact@degenlayer.wtf This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here **LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg, November 21st, 2024/Chainwire/--**DegenLayer, a newly launched memecoin focused blockchain & trading terminal app suite, has announced its testnet release, marking a key step toward its upcoming mainnet launch. The platform aims to facilitate zero setup memecoin trading and creation, leveraging the $20 billion liquidity within the Optimism Superchain ecosystem. The project's developers project daily revenues of $1 million in ETH, assuming a daily DEX trading volume of $200 million. With low transaction fees and a streamlined user interface, DegenLayer seeks to provide a gateway for mainstream users to engage in blockchain-based trading and creation. The project's native token $DELAY was fair launched on Uniswap last week, and is set to be listed on one of the top 15 CoinGecko-ranked exchanges next week, providing access to the token to their 10 million+ user community. The project is powered by a 60+ person team behind notable successes including PunksClub.io the CryptoPunk social network, Music.com (developed with Pharrell Williams), and AAA games like The Witcher 3 and Dying Light 2. The founding team previously achieved remarkable success with SuperBid, driving token value from $0.01 to $12 in 2021. PunksClub.io PunksClub.io Music.com Music.com "Our proven track record in both Web3 and gaming demonstrates our ability to deliver compelling user experiences," says Jacob Rylko, Co-Founder & CEO. "With DegenLayer, we're leveraging our existing reach of 3 million+ users through our Telegram mini-app, Firecoin, to accelerate adoption." "Our proven track record in both Web3 and gaming demonstrates our ability to deliver compelling user experiences," says Jacob Rylko, Co-Founder & CEO. "With DegenLayer, we're leveraging our existing reach of 3 million+ users through our Telegram mini-app, Firecoin, to accelerate adoption." Key Features And Projections: Innovative "Pump Technology" with 50% of revenue allocated to viral user rewards, $DELAY and memecoin buybacks Viral referral program projecting $100,000 daily reward distributions Seamless integration with Telegram's 1B+ user base via a mini app One-click memecoin creation and trading interface for non-crypto users Transaction fees below $0.01 with 2,000 TPS capacity Innovative "Pump Technology" with 50% of revenue allocated to viral user rewards, $DELAY and memecoin buybacks Viral referral program projecting $100,000 daily reward distributions Seamless integration with Telegram's 1B+ user base via a mini app One-click memecoin creation and trading interface for non-crypto users Transaction fees below $0.01 with 2,000 TPS capacity DegenLayer's launch represents a significant milestone in making memecoin trading accessible to mainstream users while leveraging established Optimism infrastructure, the same that is used by Coinbase's BASE Layer 2. About DegenLayer DegenLayer is a trading terminal and Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain designed to make memecoin trading accessible to mainstream users. Built on Optimism technology, the platform offers low-cost, high-speed transactions and a zero setup interface for memecoin trading and creation. Backed by a team with expertise in Web3, gaming, and entertainment, DegenLayer aims to bring innovative blockchain solutions to the global market. DegenLayer DegenLayer For more information about DegenLayer and its revolutionary approach to memecoin trading, users can visit https://degenlayer.wtf . Media inquiries can be directed to contact@degenlayer.wtf . https://degenlayer.wtf https://degenlayer.wtf contact@degenlayer.wtf contact@degenlayer.wtf Contact CEO Jacob Rylko DegenLayer contact@degenlayer.wtf This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. 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DegenLayer Introduces The First Memecoin Focused Blockchain

DegenLayer የመጀመሪያውን Memecoin ተኮር Blockchainን አስተዋውቋል

DegenLayer İlk Memecoin Focused Blockchain təqdim edir

DegenLayer presenta la primera blockchain centrada en Memecoin

DegenLayer اولین بلاک چین متمرکز بر Memecoin را معرفی می کند

DegenLayer מציגה את הבלוקצ'יין הראשון ממוקד Memecoin

डेजेनलेयर ने पहला मेमेकॉइन केंद्रित ब्लॉकचेन पेश किया

DegenLayerが初のミームコインに特化したブロックチェーンを発表

DegenLayer წარმოგიდგენთ პირველ Memecoin-ზე ორიენტირებულ ბლოკჩეინს

DegenLayer ແນະນໍາ Memecoin ທໍາອິດທີ່ສຸມໃສ່ Blockchain

DegenLayer introduceert de eerste op memecoins gerichte blockchain

DegenLayer аввалин Blockchain Memecoin-ро муаррифӣ мекунад

DegenLayer birinchi Memecoin yo'naltirilgan blokcheynni taqdim etadi

Uruguay’s President Luis Lacalle Pou signed a bill in October to regulate cryptocurrency in the country. The new law, which was initially proposed over two years ago, recognizes cryptocurrency as virtual assets and gives the Uruguayan Central Bank the power to regulate the currency. The Central Bank will be responsible for overseeing virtual assets service providers (VASPs) and granting them permits, while it will be the job of the Superintendence of Financial Service (SSF) to identify exchanges, wallets, and miners that can be considered VASPs. While several Latin American countries have enacted crypto regulations — including some with volatile economic and political landscapes like El Salvador, Venezuela and Argentina — Uruguay’s stable democracy could set a precedent for crypto regulation in the rest of Latin America. Crypto regulation around LatAm Along with Uruguay, ten other Latin American and Caribbean countries have introduced frameworks regulating the use of cryptocurrency, including Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina: the latter of which has been ranked the top country in Latin America for crypto value received. Between July 2023 and June 2024, Argentina received an estimated $91.1 billion worth of crypto, while Brazil received approximately $90.3 billion. In Mexico, a fintech regulation bill has been in place since March 2018. Cryptocurrencies are recognized as “virtual assets,” and there is no law in place prohibiting the exchange of cryptocurrency for services or operations. Cryptocurrencies can thus be used as payment in establishments that accept them as a form of payment, and there are machines that can buy bitcoin from or sell it to customers. In El Salvador, Bitcoin has been recognized as legal tender, with Bitcoin ATMs emerging across the country and the government announcing plans for a “Bitcoin City.” However, journalist Katarina Hall recently reported the significant difficulties she faced trying to spend it, with all establishments she visited refusing to accept Bitcoin as payment. Not all Latin American countries have been so open to the development of cryptocurrency. In Honduras, the government has expressed concern about the significant risks associated with unregulated currency and has prohibited banks from handling cryptocurrency in any capacity. Meanwhile, the Guatemalan government strongly advises against the use of cryptocurrencies; although they are technically permitted, they are not recognized in a legislative framework and they do not function as a legal means of payment. Uruguay can be considered the most politically and economically stable out of the Latin American countries that have established a legal framework for crypto thus far. The Economist’s 2023 Democracy Index found Uruguay to have a democracy score of 8.66 out of 10, ranking 14th in the world, and making it the most democratic country in the Americas. In 2023, Uruguay had a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita of approximately $22,565, while Venezuela’s was estimated to be $3,740. Is Uruguay setting a precedent for crypto regulation in the region? The strong position Uruguay finds itself in could well set a precedent for other Latin American countries in similarly stable circumstances. By regulating cryptocurrency, Uruguay is not only legitimizing and lending credibility to virtual assets, but also increasing confidence among potential investors and users, including those in surrounding countries. Emiliano Zapata, Uruguayan Blockchain Developer and Professor at the ORT University in Montevideo, spoke to Latin America Reports about the future of crypto in Uruguay. He explained that, as things stand, crypto is not yet “widely adopted” in Uruguay despite assumptions that Latin American countries tend to use crypto “because it solves a lot of issues.” He noted that in neighboring Argentina there are significantly more “day-to-day people” who use crypto regularly. While Zapata does not believe that the regulation of crypto will necessarily lead to an increase in the quotidian use of crypto in everyday scenarios, he believes that the new law could “be extremely useful for business development” in the country. Zapata elaborated on the conditions which make Uruguay a favorable location for the expansion of crypto, explaining that Uruguay tends to be perceived as a constantly stable country without any “heavily polarized landscape,” even in spite of the recent election period. He explained, “This kind of stability fosters a good environment to develop any kind of commercial activity here in Uruguay,” something which he believes “separates us a little bit from the rest of the majority of Latin America.” Although Zapata noted that Uruguay’s tradition of being “conservative” may risk limiting the full potential of crypto, he said that the country has “all the conditions” necessary to become one of the Latin American leaders in the industry. While Zapata acknowledged that the power assigned to the Central Bank and the recognition of crypto in a legal framework will “add layers of bureaucracy and regulation”, he said that this is necessary to provide the “security and the safety” needed to “develop either local or foreign projects” in Uruguay. Martín Benítez Aramendía, Vice President of the Uruguayan Chamber of Fintech and Head of Business Development at financial payments company Ripio, echoed Zarpata’s observations. He told Latin America Reports that Uruguay functions as “a hub for business,” given that Uruguay “is the most economically and legally stable country in the region,” which creates “a natural and organic interest in cryptocurrency in Uruguay.” Benítez explains that this interest has manifested itself in investments and payments between Uruguay and Asian countries, including China. Benítez added that, due to the recent economic crisis, many Argentinians have based themselves in Uruguay, where they partake in cryptocurrency transactions. He explained, “There’s a natural use of cryptocurrencies in Uruguay, but it is also influenced by Argentina and Brazil, which have their operations here.” In most Latin American countries, he said, cryptocurrency “is primarily used for investments, not as an investment asset itself,” but noted that Argentina is an exception from this rule, where “it is used daily, especially for commerce and access to dollars.” For countries like Argentina, “Cryptocurrencies have provided a solution that the market wasn’t offering.” He described the new law as a “very positive” move, pointing out that there had long been concerns that it might not get passed at all. Now, the Uruguayan Fintech Chamber’s hope is that the Central Bank will be prompt in clarifying the regulations it will impose on crypto companies, so that Uruguay can “consolidate the advantage” it currently has over other countries which are still developing their own laws. Elizabeth Bratton, The Sociable Uruguay’s President Luis Lacalle Pou signed a bill in October to regulate cryptocurrency in the country. The new law , which was initially proposed over two years ago, recognizes cryptocurrency as virtual assets and gives the Uruguayan Central Bank the power to regulate the currency. new law The Central Bank will be responsible for overseeing virtual assets service providers (VASPs) and granting them permits, while it will be the job of the Superintendence of Financial Service (SSF) to identify exchanges, wallets, and miners that can be considered VASPs. responsible While several Latin American countries have enacted crypto regulations — including some with volatile economic and political landscapes like El Salvador, Venezuela and Argentina — Uruguay’s stable democracy could set a precedent for crypto regulation in the rest of Latin America. Crypto regulation around LatAm Crypto regulation around LatAm Along with Uruguay, ten other Latin American and Caribbean countries have introduced frameworks regulating the use of cryptocurrency, including Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina: the latter of which has been ranked the top country in Latin America for crypto value received. Between July 2023 and June 2024, Argentina received an estimated $91.1 billion worth of crypto, while Brazil received approximately $90.3 billion. ranked In Mexico , a fintech regulation bill has been in place since March 2018. Cryptocurrencies are recognized as “virtual assets,” and there is no law in place prohibiting the exchange of cryptocurrency for services or operations. Cryptocurrencies can thus be used as payment in establishments that accept them as a form of payment, and there are machines that can buy bitcoin from or sell it to customers. Mexico bitcoin In El Salvador, Bitcoin has been recognized as legal tender, with Bitcoin ATMs emerging across the country and the government announcing plans for a “Bitcoin City.” However, journalist Katarina Hall recently reported the significant difficulties she faced trying to spend it, with all establishments she visited refusing to accept Bitcoin as payment. reported Not all Latin American countries have been so open to the development of cryptocurrency. In Honduras , the government has expressed concern about the significant risks associated with unregulated currency and has prohibited banks from handling cryptocurrency in any capacity. Meanwhile, the Guatemalan government strongly advises against the use of cryptocurrencies; although they are technically permitted, they are not recognized in a legislative framework and they do not function as a legal means of payment. Honduras Guatemalan Uruguay can be considered the most politically and economically stable out of the Latin American countries that have established a legal framework for crypto thus far. The Economist’s 2023 Democracy Index found Uruguay to have a democracy score of 8.66 out of 10, ranking 14th in the world, and making it the most democratic country in the Americas. In 2023, Uruguay had a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita of approximately $22,565, while Venezuela’s was estimated to be $3,740. The Economist’s 2023 Democracy Index Uruguay Is Uruguay setting a precedent for crypto regulation in the region? Is Uruguay setting a precedent for crypto regulation in the region? The strong position Uruguay finds itself in could well set a precedent for other Latin American countries in similarly stable circumstances. By regulating cryptocurrency, Uruguay is not only legitimizing and lending credibility to virtual assets, but also increasing confidence among potential investors and users, including those in surrounding countries. Emiliano Zapata, Uruguayan Blockchain Developer and Professor at the ORT University in Montevideo, spoke to Latin America Reports about the future of crypto in Uruguay. He explained that, as things stand, crypto is not yet “widely adopted” in Uruguay despite assumptions that Latin American countries tend to use crypto “because it solves a lot of issues.” Latin America Reports He noted that in neighboring Argentina there are significantly more “day-to-day people” who use crypto regularly. While Zapata does not believe that the regulation of crypto will necessarily lead to an increase in the quotidian use of crypto in everyday scenarios, he believes that the new law could “be extremely useful for business development” in the country. Zapata elaborated on the conditions which make Uruguay a favorable location for the expansion of crypto, explaining that Uruguay tends to be perceived as a constantly stable country without any “heavily polarized landscape,” even in spite of the recent election period. He explained, “This kind of stability fosters a good environment to develop any kind of commercial activity here in Uruguay,” something which he believes “separates us a little bit from the rest of the majority of Latin America.” Although Zapata noted that Uruguay’s tradition of being “conservative” may risk limiting the full potential of crypto, he said that the country has “all the conditions” necessary to become one of the Latin American leaders in the industry. While Zapata acknowledged that the power assigned to the Central Bank and the recognition of crypto in a legal framework will “add layers of bureaucracy and regulation”, he said that this is necessary to provide the “security and the safety” needed to “develop either local or foreign projects” in Uruguay. Martín Benítez Aramendía, Vice President of the Uruguayan Chamber of Fintech and Head of Business Development at financial payments company Ripio, echoed Zarpata’s observations. He told Latin America Reports that Uruguay functions as “a hub for business,” given that Uruguay “is the most economically and legally stable country in the region,” which creates “a natural and organic interest in cryptocurrency in Uruguay.” Benítez explains that this interest has manifested itself in investments and payments between Uruguay and Asian countries, including China. Latin America Reports Benítez added that, due to the recent economic crisis, many Argentinians have based themselves in Uruguay, where they partake in cryptocurrency transactions. He explained, “There’s a natural use of cryptocurrencies in Uruguay, but it is also influenced by Argentina and Brazil, which have their operations here.” In most Latin American countries, he said, cryptocurrency “is primarily used for investments, not as an investment asset itself,” but noted that Argentina is an exception from this rule, where “it is used daily, especially for commerce and access to dollars.” For countries like Argentina, “Cryptocurrencies have provided a solution that the market wasn’t offering.” He described the new law as a “very positive” move, pointing out that there had long been concerns that it might not get passed at all. Now, the Uruguayan Fintech Chamber’s hope is that the Central Bank will be prompt in clarifying the regulations it will impose on crypto companies, so that Uruguay can “consolidate the advantage” it currently has over other countries which are still developing their own laws. Elizabeth Bratton, The Sociable Elizabeth Bratton , The Sociable Elizabeth Bratton Elizabeth Bratton

Can Uruguay's New Crypto Regulation Set a Precedent for Latin America?

The cryptocurrency sector is witnessing a shift toward automated investment solutions as Bitcoin market participants seek ways to manage risk and volatility. A recent partnership between technology provider Velar and investment platform DCA HQ highlights this trend, introducing automated Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) capabilities for Bitcoin and related assets. The development comes at a time when cryptocurrency markets continue to experience significant price fluctuations, prompting investors to seek systematic approaches to digital asset investment. DCA, a method long used in traditional financial markets, has gained traction in the cryptocurrency space as investors look for ways to mitigate market timing risks. The integration enables automated recurring purchases of Bitcoin, Stacks, and BRC20 tokens through non-custodial infrastructure. This approach allows investors to maintain direct control of their assets while automating their investment strategy, addressing key concerns about custody in cryptocurrency markets. Market analysts note that systematic investment approaches like DCA have become increasingly relevant as Bitcoin's market capitalization grows and institutional involvement increases. "The cryptocurrency market's maturation has created demand for more sophisticated investment tools," says Maya Richardson, cryptocurrency market analyst at Digital Asset Research. "We're seeing a transition from purely speculative trading to more structured investment approaches." Historical data supports the rationale behind systematic investment strategies in volatile markets. Analysis of Bitcoin's price history shows that investors using DCA strategies have frequently achieved more stable returns compared to those attempting to time market entries and exits. The technical implementation maintains Bitcoin's core principle of decentralization through non-custodial architecture, where users retain control of their private keys. This addresses persistent concerns about centralized points of failure in cryptocurrency infrastructure, particularly relevant following several high-profile exchange failures in recent years. The development also reflects broader trends in the Bitcoin ecosystem, where infrastructure providers are building tools to bridge the gap between traditional finance mechanisms and cryptocurrency markets. These tools aim to make cryptocurrency investment more accessible to mainstream investors while preserving the technology's fundamental characteristics. Industry observers suggest this evolution in investment infrastructure could influence Bitcoin's market dynamics. "Automated investment tools might help reduce market volatility by introducing more predictable buying patterns," notes Marcus Chen, director of cryptocurrency research at Global Markets Institute. The intersection of traditional investment strategies with cryptocurrency markets continues to evolve as the sector matures. Market participants are watching how these developments might influence Bitcoin's price dynamics and adoption patterns in coming months. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR The cryptocurrency sector is witnessing a shift toward automated investment solutions as Bitcoin market participants seek ways to manage risk and volatility. A recent partnership between technology provider Velar and investment platform DCA HQ highlights this trend, introducing automated Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) capabilities for Bitcoin and related assets. The development comes at a time when cryptocurrency markets continue to experience significant price fluctuations, prompting investors to seek systematic approaches to digital asset investment. DCA, a method long used in traditional financial markets, has gained traction in the cryptocurrency space as investors look for ways to mitigate market timing risks. The integration enables automated recurring purchases of Bitcoin, Stacks, and BRC20 tokens through non-custodial infrastructure. This approach allows investors to maintain direct control of their assets while automating their investment strategy, addressing key concerns about custody in cryptocurrency markets. Market analysts note that systematic investment approaches like DCA have become increasingly relevant as Bitcoin's market capitalization grows and institutional involvement increases. "The cryptocurrency market's maturation has created demand for more sophisticated investment tools," says Maya Richardson, cryptocurrency market analyst at Digital Asset Research. "We're seeing a transition from purely speculative trading to more structured investment approaches." Historical data supports the rationale behind systematic investment strategies in volatile markets. Analysis of Bitcoin's price history shows that investors using DCA strategies have frequently achieved more stable returns compared to those attempting to time market entries and exits. The technical implementation maintains Bitcoin's core principle of decentralization through non-custodial architecture, where users retain control of their private keys. This addresses persistent concerns about centralized points of failure in cryptocurrency infrastructure, particularly relevant following several high-profile exchange failures in recent years. The development also reflects broader trends in the Bitcoin ecosystem, where infrastructure providers are building tools to bridge the gap between traditional finance mechanisms and cryptocurrency markets. These tools aim to make cryptocurrency investment more accessible to mainstream investors while preserving the technology's fundamental characteristics. Industry observers suggest this evolution in investment infrastructure could influence Bitcoin's market dynamics. "Automated investment tools might help reduce market volatility by introducing more predictable buying patterns," notes Marcus Chen, director of cryptocurrency research at Global Markets Institute. The intersection of traditional investment strategies with cryptocurrency markets continues to evolve as the sector matures. Market participants are watching how these developments might influence Bitcoin's price dynamics and adoption patterns in coming months. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program . HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR Vested Interest Disclosure: business blogging program business blogging program

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