Blockchain Daily Digest – October 30th, 2019
- Calibra Head David Marcus Declares Libra as the Most Secure Payment Network
David Marcus, Head of Calibra, the digital wallet for Facebook's Libra stablecoin explained at Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas about how the network aims to transform the traditional payments industry. - Deloitte Leverages Zero-Knowledge Proof On New Eduscrypt Platform
'Big Four' accounting firm, Deloitte has partnered with cryptography startup Qedit to leverage zero-knowledge proof privacy tech on its new qualification information blockchain platform. - Mastercard Still Betting on Blockchain Despite Pulling Out from Facebook’s Libra
Mastercard recently pulled out of the Libra Association, along with Visa and PayPal; however, it has been reported that the payment processor is not giving up on blockchain. - German Startup Plans to Launch Bitcoin ETN on Frankfurt, Luxembourg Stock Exchanges
Scheduled to take place on Dec. 2, Iconic, a German startup, wants to integrate cryptocurrency into the stock market through the listing of their bitcoin derivative with regulated trading on the Frankfurt and Luxembourg Stock Exchanges. - Samsung Users Can Now Access TRON Blockchain Network from Their Devices
Blockchain is currently one of the most hyped and widely discussed technologies. This time around, the technology is rocking the telecom industry. Although blockchain technology carries the potential to disrupt business models in telecoms, it can enhance efficiencies and transparency in the process.
The Top 5 Cryptos At a Glance
#
Crypto
Symbol
Market Cap.
Price (US$)
Change % (24h)
Trading Vol. (24h)
1
Bitcoin
BTC
$166.73B
$9,252.81
-2.02%
$27.621B
2
Ethereum
ETH
$20.25B
$186.90
0.09%
$10.688B
3
XRP
XRP
$12.99B
$0.30
0.96%
$2.136B
4
Bitcoin Cash
BCH
$5.34B
$295.37
1.88%
$3.718B
5
Tether
USDT
$4.12B
$1.00
0.20%
$33.646B