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Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003
Subject: Sixth Annual Digital Money Forum


......... the sixth annual Consult Hyperion forum .........
.............. D I G I T A L ... M O N E Y ................

"No other conference in our industry compares"
Jack Selby, VP Intl. Business Development, Paypal

sponsored by Vodafone
supported by NCipher and American Express
London
April 2nd/3rd, 2003

.......................The Event............................

Now in its sixth year, the annual Digital Money Forum will
be two days of interactive discussion and debate from the
centre of the digital money world.

The Forum is not about technology or marketing: it is about
the whole subject of the digitisation of money and the
implications of that process for individuals, businesses
and governments. A central theme of the sixth forum will be
the resurgence of interest in new technologies for cash
replacement: peer-to-peer electronic payment, contactless
smart cards, mobile phones as mobile wallets and so on.

Both speakers and delegates will be leaders in the field,
looking at the evolution of retail electronic payments from
the consumer, regulatory, bank, merchant, legal, sociological
and other perspectives. With experts in financial systems,
interactive TV, mobile commerce, mass transit, retail and
related subjects gathered together, the Forum will continue
to be the place to be for anyone who wants to understand
Digital Money.

Last year, the audience came from Europe, North America and
the Far East to discuss topics ranging from the plans of
banks and payment schemes and new European regulation to
commodity and community currencies. This year, the subjects
already on the agenda include the success of mass transit
operators in replacing cash at points of sale to mobile
payment schemes and from the digitisation of local exchange
trading systems to electronic cash in developing countries.

.....................The Programme..........................

Keynote speakers:
Riel Miller from the OECD on the future of money
Economist, author, journalist and BBC broadcaster Diane Coyle

Presentations by:
Simon Lelieveldt from the Dutch Electronic Money Association
Andrew Smith from the London Transport Prestige scheme
Michael Linton of Open Money covering LETS
Roy Cosway, Cornish Key Card, setting out local govt. requirements.
Toni Merschen, head of Chip & Mobile Payments at MasterCard
Gerry Looby of Cardbase reporting on the Nigerian national e-purse
Edgar Kampers describing the Dutch "Green Money" scheme in Utrecht
Dominic Peachey of the Financial Service Authority on regulation
Jim Wadsworth of Vodafone, talking about their m-pay scheme
and others

There are also expert panels including
Sandra Alzetta of Visa International on m-payments
Jof Walters of Egg sharing experiences in bank P2P
Cyprien Goddard of iPin on microbilling

Please note that due to the continued success of the Forum, we
have again decided to limit the number of places in order
to preserve the much-valued interactive nature of the event.

Further information can be found at the Forum web site
http://www.digitalmoneyforum.com/

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, the Forum will
again cost only 595 pounds Sterling per person excluding
VAT.

The fee includes the forum, documentation, meals, cocktails
and drinks around the champagne tables.

This is a not-for-profit event and any surplus generated is
distributed, as in previous years, to a variety of mainly
local charities. Recent beneficiaries of our events have
including the Fountain Centre for Palliative Cancer Care and
the Surrey Centre for the Visually Impaired.

For further information or to reserve a place please contact

Gloria Benson <glor@consult.hyperion.co.uk>
Telephone +44 1483 301793 Fax +44 1483 561657
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Forwarded from Pavel Durov
It’s been 23 years since I first used a private messaging service, and 16 years since I first built my own. The number of electronic private conversations I’ve had over those years is enormous. I am certain this is also the case for you.

Over the last 10-20 years, each of us exchanged millions of messages with thousands of people. Most of those communication logs are stored somewhere in other people’s inboxes, outside of our reach. Relationships start and end, but messaging history with ex-friends and ex-colleagues remains available forever.

It’s getting worse. Within the next few decades, the volume of our private data stored by our chat partners will easily quadruple.

An old message you already forgot about can be taken out of context and used against you decades later. A hasty text you sent to a girlfriend in school can come haunt you in 2030 when you decide to run for mayor. We have to admit: despite all of our progress in encryption and privacy, we have very little actual control of our data. We can’t go back in time and erase things for other people.

Well, we couldn’t. Until today. Today we allowed every user to delete any message in a private conversation from both sides. It doesn’t matter who sent the message and when – you have complete control over it. You can even wipe out the whole conversation from both sides if you want to. No trace will be left on any side.

We know some people may get concerned about the potential misuse of this feature or the permanence of their inboxes. We thought carefully through those issues, but we think the benefit of having control over your digital footprint is more important.

Looking through my Telegram inbox now, there’s not much I would want to delete for both sides. And yet, for the first time in 23 years of private messaging, I somehow feel truly free and in control.
"According to Nobuaki Kobayashi, the trustee of Mt.Gox, the total secured assets include 141,686.35 Bitcoin (BTC) and 142,846.35 Bitcoin Cash (BCH), all valued at about $593 million. There is also cash totaling 69,553,086,521 Japanese yen (about $629,594,540)

However, a report by the trustee shows that claims amount to 802,521 BTC (worth over $3.2 billion) and 792,296 BCH (worth over $124 million). Approved cash claims amount to $38,165,664."

https://xbt.net/blog/mt-gox-trustee-warns-against-mass-sale-of-bitcoin-btc-fork-coins-such-as-bitcoin-cash-bch/
What the f.....!!!!!

"Wuabit is a cryptocurrency wallet accessible via a chat interface in WhatsApp. The developers describe it as 'software agent' powered by specialised AI. Users simply type in commands like 'send 0.05BTC to Vera' and Wuabit will send the cash. By using a service as popular as WhatsApp, Wuabit hope to propel crypto payments further into the mainstream."

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/1104940/bitcoin-news-whatsapp-wallet-Wuabit-cryptocurrency-crv
Ver "Meetup de Blockchain e Inteligencia Artificial, con Santiago Marquez" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/5kZmdhr-2NU
Si hombre, si
Cargaroslo TODO!!
El límite de los 21 millones y lo que haga falta, en realidad el Satoshi ese era un gilipollas, y no tenia ni puta idea de bitcoin, ni de su fórmula económica, no?

“Bitcoin should have had a 0.1% or 1% monetary inflation tax to pay for security,” Todd said, further arguing bitcoin “will die” if it doesn’t change the limit."

https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/03/26/peter-todd-advocates-raising-the-21-million-bitcoin-limit-hence-the-blocksize-constrain
Próximo Meetup de avalBit
viernes, 29 de marzo de 2019

Reflexiones de emprendimiento después de un año en blockchain.

A las 18h
en Las Naves, Valencia

LLuís Mas, CEO en Blockchain Institute & Technology
nos hablará de sus "inicios, las dificultades que tuvimos que afrontar, las personas que nos apoyaron, las anécdotas, como vemos la comunidad en España de blockchain y las oportunidades que existen"

https://www.meetup.com/ValenciaBitcoin/events/260006007/?isFirstPublish=true
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Gracias Andres Carceller por el pequeño Video, tú siempre alerta y compartiendo!!!!!

Hace tiempo que entendí que compartiendo se gana más!!!