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Ripple (XRP) Bleeding, Down 10.5% May Retest Q1 2019 Support
Ripple (XRP) drops 10.5 percent SWIFT and rival platforms are not Ripple’s competitors Christine Lagarde will take over from Mario ...
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IMF Launches Private Blockchain-Based ‘Crypto’ After Bashing Bitcoin
Private blockchains seem to be all the rage as of late. Mere weeks ago, JP Morgan Chase launched a private ...
IMF General Manager: Crypto is Shaking the System, We Don’t Want That
Cryptocurrencies are "clearly shaking the system" according the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund. Christine Legarde states that the ...
Temporary Sell-off at $62, Will Litecoin (LTC) Bulls Prevail?
Litecoin prices bullish with resistance at $62 Banks could be toying with negative interest rates Volumes driving prices above minor ...
Ripple Price Analysis: XRP Reject Losses, IMF Economists Pro Crypto?
Ripple price stable, reject lower lows IMF proposes a duo cash system with virtual currencies and cash in circulation Transaction ...
No, Governments Can’t do a Better Job Developing Crypto
Would a state-backed cryptocurrency be better than its decentralized counterpart? International media has already rolled out their opinions on the ...
IMF: Governments and Banks Should Setup and Control Their Own Cryptocurrencies
Speaking at the Singapore Fintech Festival this week International Monetary Fund head, Christine Lagarde, said that governments and central banks ...
Ripple’s CEO Says Blockchain Will Change the World of Global Payments
Ripple CEO's has sat down with Ross Leckow, IMF’s Deputy General Counsel, to talk about blockchain technology at the Singapore Fintech ...
IMF: Rapid Development of Cryptocurrencies Poses Challenges to Financial System
Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said the world is on the verge of another financial crash. ...
IMF Chief Says Global Economic Outlook is Worsening, Optimism Towards Cryptocurrency
The financial system is still under a lot of pressure. Since the financial crisis of 2008, very little has changed ...
