MENGENAL cryptocurrency mata uang digital

Di obrolann sehari-hari, topik soal bitcoin sempat mengemuka. Beberapa abai. Namun beberapa tertarik, bahkan sampai jadi pemburu bitcoin!

Sebelum membahas lebih jauh soal bitcoin, kita akan bahas cryptocurrencyterlebih dahulu. Nah lho, ‘makhluk’ apa lagi nih — si cryptocurrency ini?

https://youtu.be/OW7TYWIkKW8

Jadi bitcoin adalah salah satu mata uang dari teknologi cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency adalah sebuah teknologi membuat mata uang digital. Teknologi inimenggunakan kriptografi untuk keamanan yang membuatnya tidak dapat dipalsukan.

Nilai harga dari cryptocurrencysebagian besar ditentukan oleh kekuatanbuy and sell dari para pengguna teknologi ini.

Cryptocurrency sangat marak dikembangkan oleh berbagai perusahaan dan team engineer di berbagai belahan dunia. Bahkan Google Ventures juga berinvestasi di salah satu teknologi cryptocurrency.

Terdata sudah lebih dari 500 cryptocurrency diciptakan berdasarkan coinmarketcap.com. Beberapa cryptocurrency memiliki berbagai konsep yang berbeda dan beberapa memiliki konsep yang meniru koin lainnya.

Karena nilai dasar cryptocurrency murni berdasarkan kekuatan buy dan sell tidak dijamin oleh apapun; maka tidak jarang cryptocurrency memiliki nilai turun lebih dari 20% dalam sehari.

Ini sebenarnya dapat dimanfaatkan untuk melakukan perdagangan untuk mendapatkan profit!

Meski Bitcoin merupakan cryptocurrency yang paling banyak diperbincangkan, sebenarnya ada banyak sekali jenis cryptocurrency yang ada di dunia ini. Contohnya ialah Ripple, Litecoin, dan Stellar.

Bagaimana Cara Trading Cryptocurrency ?

Caranya sederhana pada dasarnya ada 2 cara :

• Beli saat murah dan jual saat tinggi
• Beli saat terlihat peluang naik dan jual saat harga lebih tinggi dari harga beli

Nah, tulisan selanjutnya akan membahas soal blockchain. Apa yaa kaitan blockchain dengan cryptocurrency?Just stay tune!*** 

18+ Hena hantai japanese

Sexual-Harassment Scandal Reaches High Into Japanese Government

By 

James Mayger

April 18, 2018, 5:35 AM EDTUpdated on April 18, 2018, 9:15 PM EDT

Japan's Top Finance Ministry Official Stepping Down

Japan’s top finance ministry official is stepping down after allegations that he sexually harassed female journalists -- one of the most senior resignations in the country associated with the #MeToomovement.

Junichi Fukuda, the vice finance minister for administration, denied the allegations but said they had made it impossible for him to continue in his position. At a press conference held late on Wednesday in Tokyo, Fukuda said he’ll sue the weekly magazine that accused him.

Junichi Fukuda

Photographer: JIJI PRESS/AFP/Getty Images

The claims against Fukuda are also a blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as polls show rising dissatisfaction with him and his government. The finance ministry is now embroiled in multiple scandals, having already admitted that its officials removed the names of Abe, Abe’s wife and Finance Minister Taro Aso from documents connected to an improper land deal for an ultra-nationalist school.

QuickTake: The School Scandal Haunting Japan.

Parliament earlier on Wednesday denied permission for Aso to attend the International Monetary Fund, Group of 20 meeting in Washington due to the ongoing problems. The ministry said on Thursday that Aso would be going to Washington. Meanwhile, the prime minister is in Florida with President Donald Trump, trying to placate the U.S. leader over trade tensions.

It’s very unfortunate that the official has had to resign, Abe said in a statement from Florida. The statement said the government would work hard to regain people’s trust.

"Abe must be very unhappy as this has caused his popularity to drop further," said Tsuyoshi Ueno, a senior economist at NLI Research Institute. "The hard time for the finance ministry isn’t over -- this is a move to stop it getting worse," he said of Fukuda stepping aside.

Fukuda was the most senior bureaucrat in what is arguably the most powerful ministry in Japan’s government. The ministry was already conducting an investigation into his conduct and had asked a journalist who was anonymously quoted by the weekly magazine to come forward and speak to an outside law firm.

Japanese broadcaster TV Asahi held a late-night press conference on Wednesday after the resignation and confirmed that the reporter who made the allegations works for the company. It said the reporter had been sexual harassed and that it would officially protest about Fukuda and the ministry’s response.

While the #MeToo movement hasn’t gained much traction in the country, the president of a Nikkei 225-listed company resigned earlier this year after a subordinate made sexually explicit remarks to an airline employee.

Read More: Blue Chip Executive Resigns For Subordinate’s Lewd Remark.

While Japanese women have been guaranteed equal opportunity in the workplace for more than 30 years, their active participation outside traditional roles has only made headway recently under Abe’s Womenomics policy, and it even now it is limited.

— With assistance by Connor Cislo, Toru Fujioka, Yuko Takeo, Henry Hoenig, and Yusuke Miyazawa

(Updates with statement from Abe and from TV broadcaster.)