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How to Build Your Personal Cryptocurrency

There are generally two methods of cryptocurrency development:

Building from scratch

Building using an existing system or code.

Building from Scratch

It is very possible to create your own personal cryptocurrency by building from scratch. You will decide the code to use and how you want it to function. The only downside is that is costs a lot to execute and takes much time to complete. With the aid of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) today, if you are bent on executing such project and have all it takes, it is possible. You don’t need to move from one bank to another for loan or pitch to almost all angel investors in your city. If your project looks and sound appealing, people will surely invest.

Building using an existing system or code.

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An Estimated Development Hours of Developing an App Like CoinBase

Bitcoin Developers Upgrade Software Code To Prevent Another Mt. Gox Fiasco

internationalcasinonews.com

The turmoil surrounding virtual currencies like Bitcoin has got the entire online gambling world interested as many real money casinos are popping up in a Bitcoin version. This clever little legal loophole is for the moment enabling many online gamblers to enjoy legal real money gaming in the form of Bitcoin.

Despite countries like Russia, Singapore and Japan restricting the use of Bitcoin the gamblers among us still would like to believe that innovation will overcome government efforts to interfere in what could possibly lead to a revolution not only in the online gambling world but the entire financial system we have become accustomed to.

Unfortunately bad publicity like that of the one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges Mt. Gox has done the virtual currency no favors. The good news is that Bitcoin is still in its infancy stage and it is better that problems arise at an early stage where they can be fixed. The collapse of Mt. Gox has certainly got those invested in Bitcoin eager to implement new controls that would ensure Bitcoin does follow the crash of the dot.com era.

Bitcoin Transaction Fees To Be Slashed Tenfold

By Danny Bradbury, Coindesk.com

The bitcoin developers are about to reduce the transaction fees on the bitcoin network tenfold, thanks to the relatively high value of the digital currency.

Transaction fees are small amounts paid to send bitcoin transactions around the network (think of them like postage stamps) and to get miners to confirm them by including them in a mining block. They’re paid in satoshis (tiny amounts of bitcoins), which means that as the price of bitcoin rises, the transaction fees get higher.

Recent fluctuations in the bitcoin world may have set the price yo-yoing, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t doing relatively well. The CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index is still hovering in the $540 range at the time of writing, a little over six times the price last July, when the Index was first introduced.