In today's news: ✅ Altcoin season won't happen - Peter Brandt thinks ✅ Trading renewable energy certificates using blockchain ✅ Stellar boss caused Mt.Gox's downfall? ✅ Iran confiscates 1,000 bitcoin mining machines ✅ IMF says central banks may issue digital currencies in the future The altcoin season is not going to happen, believes Peter Brandt Many cryptocurrency investors are still waiting for altcoin season, or a big bull market in other digital currencies besides Bitcoin. However, well-known trader Peter Brandt believes that they will all be disappointed. In his new tweet, he admitted that he does not believe in the supposed potential of altcoins. He believes that investors gambling on their rise will be disappointed! READ MORE: https://bitcoin.pl/altcoiny-peter-brandt/ Trading renewable energy certificates using blockchain Clearway Energy Group, a company based in the United States, is launching a pilot program of trading certificates related to renewable energy sources (RES). The whole project is to be based on blockchain technology - Bloomberg reported on June 28. READ MORE: https://bitcoin.pl/blockchain-oze/ The head of Stellar caused the collapse of Mt. Gox? An interesting fact that maybe not many of you know: Jed McCaleb co-founder of Stellar, was the founder of Mt.Gox. Now former customers of that collapsed exchange in 2014 are suing him for administrative negligence he allegedly committed before selling the platform to Mark Karpeles. He reportedly knew about Mt. Gox's security problems as early as 2010 and failed to disclose that information. READ MORE: https://bitcoin.pl/stellar-mt-gox/ Iran confiscates 1,000 bitcoin mining machines Following the June 27 service action, a spokesman for the Ministry of Energy said cryptocurrency mining operations destabilize the power grid and negatively affect access to electricity for households and businesses. He warned that the government will continue such operations. According to Radio Free Europe, local authorities recently confiscated about 1,000 Bitcoin mining machines. The excavators were located in two abandoned factories. READ MORE: https://bitcoin.pl/iran-mining/ IMF says central banks may issue digital currencies in future According to a recently released report, the IMF and the World Bank conducted a survey on fintech development. Both entities asked financial institutions in all member countries to respond in this regard. 96 of them responded. The report suggests that both emerging and developed economies are already considering options for the emergence of central bank digital currencies. READ MORE: https://bitcoin.pl/mfw-cbdc/ Tags bitcoin news Blockchain daily news daily news from the cryptocurrency market crypto news cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrencies news cryptocurrencies news news bitcoin news
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