Cryptocurrency News From Japan: April 5

This week’s headlines from Japan included GMO Coin unveiling Basic Attention Token (BAT) lending, Nitori using blockchain for furniture logistics, blockchain solution outfit, Ginco, receiving funding from DBJ Capital, Japan’s stay at home order impacting crypto businesses, and a representative from the Japan Restoration Association questioning crypto taxes.  Check out some of this week’s crypto and blockchain headlines, originally reported by Cointelegraph Japan. GMO Coin exchange announces BAT lending In an April 10 statement, Japanese crypto exchange, GMO Coin, unveiled lending features for Brave Browser’s Basic Attention Token (BAT).      …

Gibraltar to Crack Down on Market Manipulation in DLT Sector

Gibraltar’s minister for digital and financial services, Albert Isola, has announced forthcoming regulations to reduce market manipulation among blockchain firms. In an interview with The Banker published April 10, Isola also discussed his government’s decision to abandon its development of a legislative apparatus for token sales amid the bursting of the initial coin offering, or ICO, bubble. Gibraltar responds to market manipulation in DLT sector Isola states that Gibraltar’s government will introduce regulations to mitigate market manipulations in the blockchain sector “in the next few months.” The minister describes manipulation…

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Ray Dalio Bashes Cash, Doesn’t Mention BTC Alternative

In a recent TED interview, Bridgewater Associates co-chairman and co-CIO, Ray Dalio, labeled cash as a risky place to park wealth, although he failed to mention Bitcoin (BTC) as an alternative.  “Do not think that cash is a safe investment,” Dalio told TED interviewer Corey Hijam in an April 9 interview.  “Cash is a seductive investment because it doesn’t have as much volatility, but it taxes you and your buying power about 2% a year,” Dalio said of the U.S. dollar’s stability, paired with its annual inflation rate.   Tough times…

Ray Dalio Bashes Cash, Doesn’t Mention BTC Alternative

In a recent TED interview, Bridgewater Associates co-chairman and co-CIO, Ray Dalio, labeled cash as a risky place to park wealth, although he failed to mention Bitcoin (BTC) as an alternative.  “Do not think that cash is a safe investment,” Dalio told TED interviewer Corey Hijam in an April 9 interview.  “Cash is a seductive investment because it doesn’t have as much volatility, but it taxes you and your buying power about 2% a year,” Dalio said of the U.S. dollar’s stability, paired with its annual inflation rate.   Tough times…