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Tron Bet Crypto Gambling Expansion Set for August 8

Posted on August 3, 2019August 1, 2019 by Aaron Decker

TronBet, one of the world’s leading blockchain-based platforms, has done a great job in its effort to bring blockchain technologies inherent anonymity, security, and transparency to the online gambling space. The company’s goal has always been to democratize an industry where the users have often raised concerns pertaining to arbitrary behavior from service providers.

The team behind the disruptive company has recently published details of its newly rebranded business model. This planned migration from platform’s native cryptocurrency ANTE to its new cryptocurrency WIN. The plans have already begun to materialize with 5 percent of the newly minted WIN token set to be released on August 8 on Binance. This move is part of the projects Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) which, in the world of blockchain startups, is the equivalent of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs).

WIN, the new cryptocurrency, has been designed to allocate winnings from TronBet’s house-edge along with profits from its advertising revenues to token holder. This is one of the world’s very first distributed earnings model that leverages blockchain technology. As expected, from now henceforth, the platform will be rebranded as WINk and the platform’s broad range of crypto gambling products and services will enjoy formal trading licenses from the government of Curacao and Costa Rica.

New Strategy

TronBet arguably only comes second to Bitcoin when it comes to being one of the world most successful blockchain-powered products. However, the TronBet is setting some very ambitious goals with the major rebrand that is currently on the way. Their plan is to take the platform to a wider user-base as it leverages strategic partnerships with both Binance and BitTorrent. The latter was just recently acquired by Tron for a whopping $126 million.

Now, as far as its strategies are concerned, the project has plans to expand its development so that it can accommodate payment for its services through the more traditional banking methods like credit cards and eWallets. In essence, TronBet’s transition from ANTE to WIN is set to change a number of aspects in the company’s business model over the long-term. In addition to that, the transition is also set to allow for a greater chance for the token’s price to rise fundamentally over time instead of relying on the same speculative movements that define price in the broader crypto environment.

It goes without saying that blockchain technology seems to be one of the leading ways of bringing much-needed improvements to the online gambling industry. In fact, some analysts believe that crypto and blockchain are going to completely redefine the space. TronBet clearly knows about this and it is working quite hard to ensure that it is a part of this revolution.

Binance Now Allowing Bitcoin Purchase Using Credit Cards

Posted on February 3, 2019February 1, 2019 by Aaron Decker

On January 31, Binance, which is the largest cryptocurrency exchange on the planet announced that users of the platform will now be able to buy digital currencies using debit and credit cards. This will facilitate through a partnership that the exchange has recently inked with Simplex, a fully-licensed financial institution that is known for its fraud-protected payment processing services.

With this new system, the crypto exchange’s users will be able to buy Ethereum, bitcoin, and Litecoin among other currencies using Visa and MasterCard credit and debit cards with the process taking an average minimum of 10 minutes and a maximum of 30 minutes. There will also be a transaction fee of $10 or 3.5 percent of the transaction.

According to Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, the move to integrate credit and debit cards onto the platform was mainly motivated by efforts by the company to give the traders faster, easier and more accessible methods of trading digital currencies. The partnership with Simple was therefore well thought-out since it will effectively assist in bridging mainstream payments and crypto for traders all over the world.

The use of credit cards and debit cards in crypto trading is very rare since most exchanges usually refuse them altogether or charge very high transaction processing fees in order to discourage traders from using them. This is quite justifiable due to the risk of chargebacks. These occur when fraudsters gain unauthorized access to a credit or debit card then use it to buy crypto – usually, once the owner of the card regains control of their banking accounts, the credit/debit companies will issue a chargeback and the cost may then be passed on the merchant which, in this case, is the cryptocurrency exchange. Simplex is the perfect partners for Binance since it not only solves the risk problem through what they are calling a “guaranteed fraud-less payment processing” system but also because they are one of the very few companies that will absorb chargeback-related costs.

Is This the Key to Mainstream Adoption?

Binance’s long term goal has been to avail its services available to the wider public and the integration of card payments is certainly going to help with this. As parts of its global expansion plans, the company recently launched two fiat-to-crypto exchanges; Binance.je supports trading in British Pounds and Euros with crypto while Binance Uganda is supporting trading crypto with Ugandan Shillings.

“The crypto industry is still in its early stages and most of the world’s money is still in fiat. Building fiat gateways is what we need now to grow the ecosystem, increase adoption and introduce crypto to more users,” the company’s CEO pointed out.

If crypto is going to go mainstream in the near future, there is no company that is better suited to lead the industry than Binance. The fact that it remains to be the leading crypto exchange will help a lot in pushing this agenda.

Binance to Launch Combined Stablecoin Trading Platform

Posted on November 28, 2018November 27, 2018 by Aaron Decker

Binance, the largest crypto trader on the planet is set to release a combined market for stablecoins. This is great news for stablecoin enthusiasts not just because Tether (USDT), the most popular stablecoin is rumored to be part of the mix, but also because the sector is set to receive a lot of great publicity because of Binance’s actions – as it stands, the exchange does close to double the 24-hour volume of its nearest competitor, which makes a very great ambassador for all things crypto.

The so-called stablecoins have been all the buzz lately simply because they are pegged to solid assets such as the USD and they are growing even more popular as a number of reputable platforms have begun taking them more seriously. Tether (USDT), as mentioned earlier, is the most popular but its popularity tends to lean more towards the controversy that surrounds it.

Why Are Stablecoins Becoming Such a Big Deal?

Well, stablecoins operate based on a pretty simple mechanism, that is, a management team stores money on a bank account and this amount forms the basis of the coins that the management team of a stablecoin provider sells to its users. In essence, the system is entirely dependent on trust from its users. By trusting coin platforms, the users also have a great deal to benefit from with one of the most notable ones being the fact that they will never need to go through the lengthy processes of depositing funds from crypto exchanges back to their bank accounts anymore.

Stablecoins also allow their users to store funds in USD-denominated coins when not trading is going on hence their name. Other than Tether, there are a number of other dollar-pegged stablecoins on the market. However, even combined they are still not capable of covering the whole market once they pick up the pace of their growth. Other popular stablecoins include USD Coin and Paxos Standard. Binance believes that more stablecoins will appear from other platforms in the near future with some even being pegged to non-USD fiat currencies such as the Euro or Sterling Pounds.

Binance’s Plans

In its new joint stablecoin market venture, Binance has plans to launch a platform and there are very strong indications that Tether (USDT) will be one of them. The company further plans to change its ticker to USDⓈ with the S symbol in a circle representing specifically stablecoins on the platform.

The cryptocurrency exchange is currently actively preparing for a stable market for the new stablecoins – in fact, it appears that the company already has a solid operational scheme or plan for the period when the assets eventually begin to flood the market. This is very possible due to the very low lows that the crypto market has been dealing with lately.

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