Despite the little dip, we experienced in the crypto markets this week; Lisa and I continue to cover the most relevant crypto topics in our weekly news. In this episode, we not only covered several headlines but also get a chance to take an in-depth look at the features of Mimble Wimble technology. A technology that is currently being implemented to the Litecoin network as a side chain.
As users, we are not often aware of all the details behind the work that is being developed behind the scenes, until we get to use the technology. And, despite not having used this side chain yet, fungibility is something that I am truly excited about. I cannot wait to make use of it and send Litecoin without revealing my full balance or my transaction history. That is a pretty awesome opt-in feature and I believe once it is fully out it, up, and running it will be making headlines as well. Watch and see what happens! (PS, not investment advice just a feature I am personally excited about ok!)
Heere is the recording of our last Mommin' It Monday show. It is packed with good stuff including a short intro and debate about NFTs (non-fungible tokens)
Articles discussed this week in addition to topics mentioned above.
1. MicroStrategy adds another $15 million in Bitcoin to its treasury holdings - Holds now: 91,326 BTC average price paid per BTC $57,146
2. Theta - At this time Coinbase has 90 million Theta staked worth $582,770,729.88
3. A member of French Parliament has signed a petition that would allow the Central Bank of France to purchase Bitcoin
4. Decentralized Crypto Bank launching on flare network
5. Miami-Dade is close to signing a cryptocurrency company to replace American Airlines as the naming rights sponsor of the Miami Heat's downtown arena - A deal that would deliver the NBA its first venue tied to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
6. Due to near record Bitcoin Price of $59,656 Oakland A's Now selling suites for 1 full season for 1 Bitcoin
7. India to propose law banning cryptocurrency, penalizing mining, trading, possession.
8. Reserve Bank of Australia looks to tap on blockchain for a CBDC. Examining the merits of launching its own blockchain based CBDC
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