EOS Leads Charge / CoinBene / Skype / ZebPay

Subscribe | View in browser $BTC (3:41 p.m. EST): $4,084.29 (0.13%) // 90-day high: $4,238.41 // 90-day low: $3,286.14 / / More… $BCH ABC (3:41 p.m. EST): $169.29 (0.46%) // 90-day high: $218.09// 90-day low: $80.95 // More… $ETH (3:41 p.m. EST): $139.38 (0​​​.38%) // 90-day high: $160.13 // 90-day low: $86.08 // More… $LTC (3:41 p.m. EST): $61.69 (-0.86%) // 90-day high: $62.08 // 90-day low: $22.09 // More… $XRP (3:41 p.m. EST): $0.31 (0.38%) // 90-day high: $0.43 // 90-day low: $0.28 // More…       1. The price of EOS has jumped more than 10 percent since last night, leading an overwhelmingly positive crypto market. Cardano, which recently rejoined the top ten by market cap, has also seen growth of about 10 percent in the last two days. Bitcoin has seen more modest gains, but did eclipse the $4,000 per coin barrier for the third time this month. The growth of altcoins has been a major story in recent weeks with the Bitcoin Dominance Index threatening to drop below 50 percent. –CRYPTO BRIEFING       2. The internet is buzzing with some FUD about CoinBene, which we will try to straighten out the best we can. The exchange went into "maintenance mode" on Tuesday to upgrade its wallet security. The maintenance took a long period of time and some users suspected an attack. Things got worse when Elementus, a next-gen blockchain analysis company, released a report that claimed CoinBene moved $105 million in crypto. The report attempts to prove that CoinBene moved funds to other exchanges, something the exchange denies. The exchange has since released a statement saying all user funds are 100 percent secure. –AMB CRYPTO       Ad What's new in the entirely reimagined Jira Software? Just about everything. The next generation of Jira has arrived, featuring new roadmaps, more flexible boards, an overhauled configuration experience, and dozens of new integrations. And that's just the beginning. See what you're missing in the entirely reimagined Jira Software. Simpler and more powerful than ever before.      3. The Ripple community wrote an open letter to Skype for it to accept digital currencies, including XRP. Ripple loyalists wrote on Skype's official forum that the age of micropayments has arrived and Skype can play a key role in that growth. The letter suggested that Skype allow users to purchase SkypeCredits using XRPTipBot, or send micropayments on Skype chat. A Skype official responded, saying Microsoft, Skype's parent, has started testing blockchain. The person added that although they did not have any information about crypto adoption for Skype they would "share it with our teams." –BITCOIN EXCHANGE GUIDE       4. Zebpay is the first cryptocurrency exchange to launch Bitcoin Lightning Network integration. Customers will now be able to use bitcoin balances on their Zebpay wallet to make instant payments for in-store transactions, the Malta-based exchange said. The goal is to allow bitcoin users to spend their digital currencies just like regular cash. The tool will allow customers to make up to 10 transactions per day with fees as low as 1 Satoshi. –DAILY HODL       Ad The best customer experiences are built with Zendesk. Zendesk was built upon a simple idea: make customer service software that's easy to use & accessible to everyone. Our products give organizations the flexibility to move quickly, focus on innovation, & scale with their growth. Schedule a demo 5. Mark Lamb, the CEO of CoinFLEX, believes this most recent crypto winter has been shorter and could rebound quicker than the ones in 2011-2012 and 2015-2016. –NEWS BTC 6. The Ethereum Foundation found bugs in the ABI encoder and the Solidarity Optimizer. –AMB CRYPTO 7. Civil Cheollioma Defense has sold $14,000 worth of visas on the ethereum blockchain to North Korea once the country is liberated. –THE NEXT WEB 8. The three biggest conflicts currently splitting the bitcoin community, according to the Daily Hodl: block size, fungibility, and price prospects. –DAILY HODL 9. Germany's Federal Office for Migration and Refugees believes blockchain can improve asylum procedures. –COIN TELEGRAPH 10. Industry researcher Plan B laid out his argument as to why bitcoin will rise to $55,000 per coin after its halvening later this year. –NEWS BTC       Written and curated by David Stegon. He has been a reporter for 15 years, the past 10 focused on technology. Follow him @davidstegon. Editing team: Kim Lyons (Pittsburgh-based journalist and managing editor at Inside) and Susmita Baral (senior editor at Inside, who runs the biggest mac and cheese account on Instagram).       Ad A reimagined Jira Software. Simpler and more powerful than ever before. Learn more. Vettery's 2019 Tech Salary Report Is Here. Download Now.   Meet the Pod: A high-tech bed designed to improve your sleep through dynamic cooling and heating. Learn More

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