In our “Opinion” section, we publish expert views, commentary, and personal perspectives on developments in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry. Here you will find analyses, debates, and opinions on key market events and technological trends. Read the “Opinion” section on ForkNews to explore different viewpoints on the evolving crypto landscape.
This week, serious discussions have centered around the future place of digital assets and blockchain technology in the global financial system. As part of the Singapore Fintech Festival, many recognized authorities in the field and representatives of regulatory structures shaping global financial policy expressed their opinions. Stanley Jung, chief technical officer of IBM Blockchain for Financial Services, also did not stand aside.
Just a day before the high-profile Bitcoin Cash fork, the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market fell below $200 billion. As recently as November 7, its value was estimated at $220 billion, and many bulls believed that the price of Bitcoin could break through the MA 200 and begin a long run towards the high level set last December.
Erik Voorhees, CEO of ShapeShift, said the United States' growing debt, hovering at $21.7 trillion as of November, will cause a huge surge in interest in the cryptocurrency. The CEO suggested that the government, as well as the Federal Reserve, is forced to print fiat money to pay off the national debt, and this inevitably leads to inflation and a weakening of the national currency.
Da Hongfei, founder of Antshares (now better known as NEO), believes that cryptocurrencies and blockchain are over-regulated. He recently gave an interview to the Chinese publication 8BTC, where he said that “blockchain can hardly survive under the current regulatory system.”
The price of Ethereum will increase significantly when smart contracts can accept external data.
Cryptocurrency could help Britain maintain its dominant position in the financial services industry after leaving the EU.
Digital currencies issued by central banks will inevitably appear in financial markets, but will take different forms.
In his latest interview, well-known crypto enthusiast Ton Weiss explained why he prefers Bitcoin to altcoins, and also discussed the topic of alternative uses of the blockchain.
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