The SEC Regulating Cryptocurrency and Exchanges

SBLOCK continues to see the SEC regulating the cryptocurrency and exchange industry as a good thing. It adds validity to cryptocurrencies and tokens as a form of exchange. The industry could use more investor protection and market integrity in the wake of the FTC scandal. The price of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency continue to rise and fall and seems to be on it’s way up for the halving.

There are still CDBC (Central Bank Digital Currencies) expected to be released but no one except the Bahamas has actually created one. The politics of money continues while El Salvadore benefit from using Bitcoin as it’s means of exchange. The utiltiy of the BlockChain proves itself.

At SBLOCK we know that the BlockChain and cryptocurrencies are the future of Financial Technology.

Bitcoin Rally, Bank Bust

The latest bitcoin rally and the rash of banks going out of business are related. It may be as simple as people are just looking for a place to put their money but either way it says a lot. We’ve never thought bitcoin, the blockchain or cryptocurrency needed banks to be successful. In fact banks in there traditional form banks are in direct competition with cryptocurrencies. The banks that try to control cryptocurrencies and the blockchain industry will fail. The ones that understand that the ideas behind the blockchain and cryptocurrencies is simply one of those ideas ‘who’s time has come’ and embrace it will be successful. The blockchain is a great technological achievement it can continue to gain acceptance with or without the help of banks. We all know that largest economies in the world are still adverse to cryptocurrencies all while most have already implemented a digital currency. They are using the same technological ideas created by the blockchain developers to create their digital currency except it’s not decentralized and they control it. Who ever controls it will have a lot of power and that’s what they want. Absolute power does lead to absolute corruption. More power leads to more corruption.