Crypto Exchanges social news alert — November 19th, 2017, 02:10
Dennis on Twitter
“230,000,000 Tether issued in the past 30 days, nearly all being sent to Bitfinex. https://t.co/kNdNjeiM0n”
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Segwit Integration is Set to Increase with Bitfinex Next on the List - Bitcoin News
Segwit wallet integration has been bumped to the top of Bitfinex’ to-do list, with an exchange staffer declaring that the job should be completed next week. Despite the scaling technology having been available since August, a number of exchanges have dithered. Now, there are signs that progress is finally being made in activating BIP141.
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ZonaCats on Twitter
“ssoeborg Xentagz bitfinex BFX is fine and doing well. Tether is just a better version of the Dollar. Fully backed and a great liquidity tool.”
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