Anthony “Pomp” Pompliano – co-founder of Morgan Creek Digital Assets Crypto-Asset Management Company – predicted that Bitcoin will reach $ 100,000 by the end of 2021.
Pompliano: Bitcoin will reach $ 100,000 by the end of 2021
In an interview with BloxLive.tv on July 2, he said the basic principle behind his forecast is the classical supply-demand economy. Demand for Bitcoin is still high for the innovative digital asset class.
Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin tested $ 12,000, but subsequently dropped to $ 11,900 under CoinMarketCap.
ZenGo launches the first non-custodial wallet to support the Libra
Developers at ZenGo, an Israeli start-up, have already launched their first non-custodian Libra net-tested wallet.
This is the first alternative to Calibra wallet, a custodian wallet officially developed by Facebook.
The ZenGo product is currently only available in open-source code format without the user interface.
It will, in turn, ensure full user control of the funds. Additionally, using the Threshold Signatures Scheme (TSS) technology, the wallet will not require a private key.
Although not yet released, the Calibra wallet will likely be password protected and will require KYC checks. By comparison, non-custodial wallets such as those developed by ZenGo do not require this kind of checks.
Gram Asia sells GRAM tokens at a triple price to ICO
Gram Asia has announced that as of July 10, it will sell the GRAM tokens held on the Liquid exchange. They will be sold at a triple price to ICO – $ 4 versus $ 1.33.
The last stage of the ICO Telegram took place in May 2018 and has accumulated 850 million dollars from the sale of the GRAM token. This will be the native token for the Open Telegram Network (TON), a decentralized network project developed by the Telegram messaging service.
Officially, the TON project will be launched at the end of the third quarter of 2019. The sale of the planned GRAM tokens on the Liquid platform is not an official one.
Coinsquare introduces the purchase of cryptomonades at non-bank ATMs
Canadian Exchange Coinsquare has announced that it has acquired the majority stake in JustCash software. The acquisition will allow the company to introduce the purchase of cryptomonades with debit cards through non-bank ATMs in the United States.
Just Cash has developed software to upgrade ATMs and enable the acquisition of cryptomonads.
It is planned to be deployed on approximately 170,000 non-US ATMs. Users will be able to buy and trade Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ether, Dash, Litecoin, Stellar, Ripple or DOGE with the debit card.
The machine will then provide a printed receipt showing the user’s private and public keys.
Coinsquare CEO Cole Diamond has confirmed that technology has already been introduced to some ATMs, a process that will continue until the end of next year.
“We will exceed the number of Bitcoin ATMs in one year,”
Diamond said.
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