The Weekend Shift: Bitcoin, Apple & Christine Lagarde
The most interesting reads, podcasts, charts and opinions from the internet this weekend, curated for you by the Protos newsroom.
Welcome to the second Weekend Shift!
So what’s the deal? Over the course of this weekend we’ll be updating this post with some of the most interesting Bitcoin articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces (mostly tweets) that we’re too busy to write about!
OK, so just crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday. Weekends are for exploring new subjects.
If you want to suggest an entry, feel free to let us know on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.
MicroStrategy has purchased approximately 314 bitcoins for $10.0 million in cash in accordance with its Treasury Reserve Policy, at an average price of approximately $31,808 per bitcoin. We now hold approximately 70,784 bitcoins.https://t.co/zMJSH29bmC
In Ethereum, you can change the state of the blockchain only while it’s your turn.
A flash loan is a loan you get for the duration of your turn. You have to use it & pay it back before your turn is over. If you don’t, your transaction fails and you have to wait your turn again.
A digital euro, if it were to be introduced, would be of service to all citizens. But we are not there yet – more work is needed to address the issues it raises. ⁰Learn more about a digital euro https://t.co/RiwOCers68pic.twitter.com/uUEhkHL5B2
• Hyundai made a rare confirmation that it is in talks to work with Apple • Apple has received permission from California to test self-driving tech on city streets • About 1,000 workers are involved https://t.co/uvWh6g97hD
In 1867 the United States purchased Alaska from the Russian Empire. But before offering it to the Americans, Russia tried to sell Alaska to the Prince of Liechtenstein. https://t.co/tca1D9hrww
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