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This Magazine Ranked Ethereum the 2nd-Best Blockchain Protocol. Bitcoin Didn’t Make the List

This magazine ranked ethereum the 2nd-best blockchain protocol. Bitcoin didn’t make the list

This Magazine Ranked Ethereum the 2nd-Best Blockchain Protocol. Bitcoin Didn’t Make the List

This magazine ranked ethereum the 2nd-best blockchain protocol. Bitcoin didn’t make the list

The latest issue of Rising Blockchain magazine lists the top 10 blockchain protocols, in their opinion. The list doesn’t include bitcoin.

The 10 chains/protocols listed are those the editors believe “bring the change to the world in 2019 faster than other protocols.” At the top of the list is the Graphene Protocol, on which EOS, Steem, and Bitshares are built.

BitShares and STEEM Rank Above Ethereum?

The ratings don’t include much in the way of colorful explanations. Speaking of EOS, the magazine mentions that EOS has a transaction reversal mechanism via the “Arbitration Court” concept. BitShares is listed before Steem, although Steem has arguably on-boarded more users than most platforms one can name.

BitShares, on the other hand, had a very rough year in 2018. BitUSD lost its dollar peg in a big way, for starters. Overall, BitShares has less than a quarter billion invested in it. Compared to EOS, BitShares almost shouldn’t be on the “top 10” list at all.

Ethereum came in second in the rankings. Here, though, the list of decentralized applications listed is curious.

It includes SONM, a token we haven’t covered much since its ICO in 2017. SONM’s mainnet went live last July. At press time, just 125 “deals” were active. SONM is a platform to facilitate the renting of computer resources. This reporter was very excited about it initially, but the token’s performance after ICO eventually pushed it to the back of the mind.

NEO certainly belongs on any list where Ethereum stands, although after several years since its AntChain days, it’s yet to have a major hit. However, we recently discovered that there are dozens of NEO decentralized applications that no one seems to be talking about.

CCN Is Officially The Most-Read Blockchain News Website

The magazine, which is a 100-plus page review of all things blockchain from 2018, notes that CCN is the most visited blockchain news website, ahead of CoinDesk by at least 200,000 readers per month. CCN has actually grown exponentially since the data must have been collected.

Seems it’s about time for CoinTelegraph and CoinDesk to stop claiming their “#1” status.

One thing we’d like to note is that CCN does not employ Tom Clancy.

Tom Clancy is the author we attribute press releases to. Press releases and sponsored stories are not the type of work our writers need attribution for, as the publication is paid to host them.

In the same way that some traditional businesses like real estate are required to post a notice in a newspaper, CCN allows blockchain businesses to submit their news for a fee. The news is clearly marked as a press release or sponsored story and attributed to Tom Clancy. CCN’s writers organically cover breaking news and items of interest from the blockchain and, increasingly, regular financial space.

The note also says that Yashu Gola and Pedro Febrero are our top writers. We’d like to point out that all our writers are our top writers. The majority of our writers are routinely sought after by competing publications. Fortunately, our compensation rates are better, and clearly our platform for exposure is superior.

Published at Sat, 09 Feb 2019 17:03:17 +0000

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Rublix Is Reimagining Crypto Trading

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The soaring fortunes of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies is attracting massive amounts of media attention worldwide. This has led to a steady stream of traders flocking to the space amid record prices and subsequent asset returns.

In some circles, this exuberance has to raise concerns about a bubble akin to the great global recession of 2008. On a weekly basis, a seemingly endless stream of new crypto projects, many predicated on little more than a hastily developed white paper and website, are being launched and creating a crowded array of options for would-be traders.

Enter Rublix, a Canadian blockchain and smart contract technology startup that aims to eliminate many of the common concerns and uncertainties arising in the prevailing world of decentralized markets or speculative asset classes. Charting a course of transparency, while nurturing a world-class ecosystem of problem solvers and supporters, Rublix endeavors to create a new normal for trading performance among cryptocurrencies or any asset class. Bolstered by highly astute technology and investment experts, Rublix is actively unveiling a suite of products tied to an ambitious roadmap with a series of launch dates.

The Rublix platforms are being developed in collaboration with some of the top designers and coders in the world and the team is seeking to attract professionals in the finance space who desire to actively participate in the world of decentralized markets. Its target market? Traders of any sophistication level in any industry including people who believe that cryptocurrencies and the blockchain have barely scratched the surface in terms of its growth potential.

Hedge

Rublix’s flagship product is called Hedge, a platform which assists those who are interested in, yet unacquainted with, trading in making thoughtful, informed and educated decisions. Users will have the ability to track and mimic trades made by sophisticated investors on the platform with a verified ranking. The more accurate a trader, the higher their corresponding rank. The platform features an advanced block explorer that displays and records real-time trading predictions on the Rublix chain. The result is that novice traders will be able to rapidly assess and learn from more experienced counterparts with proven track records.

“The problem with many trading platforms that allow entry level traders to follow ‘successful traders’ is that they employ a month-by-month portfolio model,” said Rublix co-founder and CEO David Waslen. “Unfortunately, portfolio growth is only one piece of the puzzle when analyzing performance. A twenty percent increase in one’s portfolio is not an accurate measure as to whether a trader is highly skilled or not. Perhaps they got lucky with one trade while the balance of their portfolio is mediocre or poor.”

The goal of Rublix, Waslen added, is to change this dynamic.

“Rublix, therefore, aims to expose each trading prediction both before and after the event to increase transparency and accountability,” he said. “By making each blueprint public information with blockchain immutability, we give users a secure tool that will aid in making calculated decisions on which information to trust the we hope will help them enter the cryptocurrency space and successfully trade.”

Cryptocurrencies, with prevailing volatility in a marketplace that never closes, provide an abundance of opportunities for any trader. What is needed is a trusted source of advice to help professional and novice traders develop their knowledge base and hone their skills. That is why through integration with three inherent components of blockchain technology – transparency, decentralization, and immutability – Rublix’s Hedge platform debunks market manipulation while providing a trusted source of trader information.

“The blockchain aids in keeping our data secure and unsusceptible to intrusion or manipulation,” Waslen said. “It’s obviously a foundational element in helping us create a reliable, unbiased data source that will allow users to make calculated decisions on how to trade appropriately. A decentralized database of users’ past trade history paired with smart contract verification will give us a significant competitive advantage over other trading networks.”

Waslen goes on to note that the platform rewards users with the company’s native RBLX token on an exponential scale based on how many times they are “accurate” in their predictions. Hedge is targeted for release in Q1 2018.

TradersEdge

Rublix’s next product for helping new traders enter the cryptocurrency market is called TradersEdge. Set to launch in Q3 of 2018, it will feature a suite of tools that offer a similar feel and aesthetic to that of many well-known modern trading platforms. This attention to user experience is seen as a vital cog to building long-term interest and user adoption in the crypto-sphere as many cryptocurrency exchange platforms lack a user friendly interface.

Centurio

Finally, Rublix is building a tool called Centurio which will assist newcomers in getting up to speed with how to use cryptocurrencies for daily transactions and savings. This cross-platform solution, which doubles as a wallet and contract organizer, is targeted for release in early 2018.

Unfriendly platforms, difficulties in finding trusted information and general hesitation are what limit the growth and proliferation of cryptocurrencies. Recognizing this, Rublix is laser focused on bringing a whole new cast of entrants into the marketplace by mitigating a number of common concerns that hinder adoption. Rublix’s goal is to create an environment where embracing the blockchain and owning cryptocurrencies feels second nature.


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