There have been some very questionable things going on with Substratum over the past few weeks.
Recently, Substratum has been ramping up ETH withdraws, cutting employees, and making changes to their website that suggest the groundbreaking and the Earth-shattering V1 release will not “save SUB”.
Pretty big news for ICON enthusiasts and supporters alike. ICONLOOP’s announcement of obtaining their first company advisor comes with great preceding for all the overwhelmingly positive news that has been released over the past few weeks-months.
Some very interesting developments have been going on with Tezos lately.
Recently, Bruno Le Maire, who serves as France’s Minister of the Economy and Finance spoke about Tezos in an interview to Magazine Capital.
That jacket must be comfortable for Tiger, who has been battling a drought of victories on the PGA Tour and having been through several surgeries.
The U.S. president, golf fans across the world and professional athletes alike realize what an astounding achievement Tiger’s recent victory was at the 83rd Masters Tournament.
Ryan Jesperson, President of the Tezos Foundation, gives a quick update on the state of affairs at the Tezos Foundation.
Worth a quick watch.
The Substratum saga continues.
I never seem to be more amazed by the Substratum community who are leading quite a double narrative.
On April 3, 2019, The SEC published it’s long awaited new framework for the classification of digital assets as securities.
The new DLT framework makes several provisions to the vague DAO Report of Investigation, which previously served as the precedent for security classification.
So, I know I said I would not write about Substratum again, as it’s not really worth the time. But, after seeing DataDash’s interview with Bitcoin Magazine NL, I’d like to share my thoughts on some of his responses.
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