Peter Zeitz is a research analyst at 0x, an economist with experience in blockchain consensus systems, stablecoin design. From 2011 to 2013, as an anonymous enthusiast, he proposed a series of novel proof-of-stake consensus algorithms. Although these proposals initially aroused great skepticism, they have had a huge impact on later theoretical work and in many cases inspired developers to write related code, examples of which include Peercoin (2012), Nxt (2013) , Bitshares (2014), and Decred (2016).
Analyst: Gold supporter Peter Schiff may hold a large amount of BTC: Twitter user Ivan Brightly claims that gold supporter Peter Schiff tweets more about Bitcoin than anything else. In this regard, cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo said, my theory is that Schiff is smarter than the Bitcoin community thinks, he is a strategist and businessman. I think he owns a lot of BTC, he tweets anti-BTC, gets attention with an anti-BTC stance, while publicly maintaining a superficial anti-BTC stance to Euro Pacific stakeholders.
He also responded to another netizen's question about "why everyone pays attention to Peter Schiff", saying that because Peter Schiff is an important ally of Bitcoin, he worked hard to promote Bitcoin to his gold fans in the baby boom generation. The BTC community is rarely aware of this. In the media, every mention of a topic, whether positive or negative, contributes to a discussion of the topic. Keep up the good work, Peter. [2020/5/11]
Additionally, he proposed a system for issuing blockchain derivatives now known as stablecoins. At the time, his stablecoin proposal depended on future developments in areas such as smart contracts and proof-of-stake-based consensus. In 2013, the market was not ready for the concept of stable currency, so he temporarily put aside the research on stable currency. With the proliferation of stablecoin projects over the past year, he is eager to enter the field and continue to contribute his ideas.
News | John McAfee berates veteran cryptocurrency trader Peter Brandt: According to Todaysgazette, eccentric cryptographer and anti-virus expert John McAfee berates veteran cryptocurrency trader Peter Brandt for tweeting that he compared altcoins to Dot-com bubble, some altcoins are quickly forgotten. [2019/7/7]
Voice | Trader Peter Brandt: Be careful of the altcoin "dotcom bubble": According to Cointelegraph, trader Peter Brandt said that Bitcoin will continue to grow, but altcoins will not benefit. Unlike the upcycle in 2017, Bitcoin's gains will not have an impact on other cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin made a pullback from $13,800, with many altcoins falling far more than Bitcoin. A classic example of this phenomenon is the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s. After the tech crash of 2001-2002, dotcoms of real value exploded and alt.coms went bankrupt. Now we need to be careful of the "Internet bubble of altcoins." [2019/6/29]
I believed in a previous article that the current DeFi governance tokens are essentially securities (see my article "The essence of DeFi governance tokens is securities"). However.
Written in front: Wake up, the hot spot is still hot My lord! Good news ahead! Three major morale-boosting hotspots appear frequently:HushkyToken (hush) will be launched on the BSC Binance Smart Chain on May 11: Accor.
JPMorgan is not a Bitcoin indicator. However, the U.S. banking giant’s third-quarter earnings report was filled with anecdotes that could somehow shape the future of cryptocurrencies.JPMorgan's earnings showed profits.
"The need for operational resilience across business functions has never been greater," said Brian Burke.
After the testnet public beta, the first round of the space race, the second round of the space race... the Filecoin mainnet, which countless miners have been looking forward to.
"Currently, the development of China's financial technology is advancing at a high speed, but it is undeniable that the security of financial technology is also facing many challenges.