Blockchain
Reflectocoin Invites the Public to Check Out Its Crypto Ecosystem
Podgorica, Montenegro–(Newsfile Corp. – December 8, 2021) – The Reflectocoin Team is pleased to announce the release of its ecosystem which is believed to positively influence the way cryptocurrencies are perceived.
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Reflecto is a liquidity generation protocol on automated and seamless yield farming. The liquidity generated is shared amongst investors to increase their token portfolio, and for newbie investors, jumpstart their investing journey with just under 30% reward on every Reflecto bought.
How Is Reflectocoin Different from Other Reflection Protocols?
The cryptocurrency space has been host to many protocols that are simply rip-offs of pre-existing ones and are devoid of innovation. Nor do they solve real-world problems. As seen on the info available on their website and Whitepaper, Reflectocoin means business. The idea of reflection coins and tokens being a gimmick of the crypto world may have just been put to bed. Here are a few reasons why.
Ultra Utility and Scalability
Utility and scalability are vital metrics in determining the future of a project and the valuation of its token, with market shocks taken into consideration. The team has an Application Programming Interface (API) in the works that will enable developers to build wallets with zero gas charges in transactions.
Exponential Reflections
Reflectocoin offers a class-leading 26% reward for every Reflecto transaction. The reward will be in three tokens; two reflection coins (EverGrow and Crypter) and the Binance Smart Chain pegged BUSD. Ten percent is shared amongst all three tokens, which results in 3.33% shares. And EverGrow and Crypter reward its holders 8% in BUSD each for every transaction made.
A 10% initial reward and a 16% (8% each) secondary reward from the other two reflection coins sum up to 26%.
A More Even Buying Action
Reflecto has an inbuilt failsafe called the anti-whale. This system prevents big-money investors from buying more than 0.125% of the total supply at any point in time. Unlike other protocols and blockchain platforms, investors can buy as much as they want and as much as their money allows them. The lack of restriction empowers such investors to manipulate the market in their favor. This is because they can sell or swing trade large amounts, which causes a reduced unit valuation of the token due to a reduction in liquidity.
Its Tokenomics Model
Before presale, 50% of the total supply of Reflectos was burnt, and 45% was set for presale and initial liquidity. As more and more transactions involving Reflectos are made, a proportional volume will be burned to cause them to be scarcer. The rate of burning will be much faster when compared to other blockchain platforms because it is.
Holders Enjoy Staking Benefits with No Associated Risks
Reflecto aims to even out the risk-safety balance with its reflection model. Usually, token holders have the choice of holding for the long-term or contributing to the liquidity pool for returns. But the problem with the latter decision is that they do not benefit from increased valuation of tokens as they should if the coin is stacked away in their wallet.
Reflectocoin’s reward system is modeled in a way that does not mandate holders to stake. Nonetheless, everyone enjoys and shares in Reflecto’s revenue without having to risk the reduction in rewards that may accompany staking.
About Reflectocoin
Refelecto is a reflection coin based on the BSC architecture that works on autonomous frictionless yield farming and liquidity generation protocol. Upon launch, it became the first cryptocurrency to reward its users in multiple tokens.
The team backing Reflecto intends to make the project worthwhile with a future of utility and use cases in-store. Liquidity has been locked for the next decade to keep everyone committed to the vision.
Media Contact
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://reflectocoin.com/
Address: Podgorica, Montenegro
Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/EDiC69yN0lw5MmZi
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RReflecto
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/reflectotoken/
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Blockchain
Halving weakness sees $206 million exit crypto funds, Bitcoin miners pivot to AI
Leading up to Friday’s Bitcoin (BTC) halving, investors opted to remain on the sidelines rather than increase their exposure to cryptocurrencies. CoinShares’ latest report on digital asset fund flows reveals that crypto funds experienced $206 million in outflows last week, while trading volumes for Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) dropped to $18 billion.
James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, noted, “These volumes represent a lower percentage of total Bitcoin volumes (which continue to rise) at 28%, compared to 55% a month ago.” He attributed this decline in investor appetite to expectations that the Federal Reserve would maintain interest rates at elevated levels for a longer duration.
In terms of regional flows, the United States led the outflows with $244 million exiting incumbent ETFs by the week ending April 19. Butterfill highlighted that newly issued ETFs still received inflows, albeit at lower levels compared to previous weeks. Germany and Sweden saw outflows of $8.3 million and $6.7 million, respectively, while Canada experienced inflows of $29.9 million. Switzerland, Brazil, and Australia also witnessed inflows of $7.8 million, $5.5 million, and $2.2 million, respectively.
Butterfill observed that although Bitcoin saw outflows of $192 million, there were minimal flows into short-Bitcoin positions. Ethereum (ETH) experienced outflows of $34 million for the sixth consecutive week. However, multi-asset funds saw improved sentiment, attracting $8.6 million in inflows. Additionally, Litecoin (LTC) and Chainlink (LINK) received inflows of $3.2 million and $1.7 million, respectively.
The report highlighted that blockchain equities sustained their 11th consecutive week of outflows, totaling $9 million, as investors remained concerned about the halving’s impact on mining companies.
In a separate analysis of the post-halving crypto mining industry, CoinShares analysts suggested that many miners might transition to serving the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, which has become more lucrative. They anticipated a shift towards AI in energy-secure locations, potentially leading to Bitcoin mining operations relocating to stranded energy sites.
The analysts projected a 10% decline in the Bitcoin network’s hash rate after the halving as miners deactivate unprofitable ASICs. However, they expected the hash rate to reach 700 exahash (EH/s) by 2025. As of the current data, the Bitcoin hash rate stands at 596.22 EH/s.
The report also noted that substantial cost increases are anticipated due to the halving, with electricity and production costs nearly doubling. Mitigation strategies include optimizing energy costs, enhancing mining efficiency, and securing favorable hardware procurement terms. Miners are actively managing financial liabilities, with some utilizing excess cash to significantly reduce debt.
Source: kitco.com
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NYSE gauges interest in 24/7 stock trading like crypto
According to reports, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is exploring the possibility of introducing round-the-clock trading, a model akin to that of cryptocurrency markets. In a bid to gauge market sentiment, NYSE’s data analytics team has circulated a survey among market participants. The survey seeks feedback on whether there is support for 24/7 or extended weekday trading hours and, if so, what measures should be implemented to safeguard traders against overnight price fluctuations. As of now, NYSE, alongside Nasdaq and the Chicago Board Options Exchange, operates from Monday to Friday, spanning from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm Eastern Time.
In the United States, assets like cryptocurrencies, United States Treasurys, foreign exchange, and major stock index futures are already tradable 24/7. Certain brokerages, such as Robinhood and Interactive Brokers, provide access to U.S. stocks throughout the week via a “dark pool” trading venue, catering to international retail investors during their local trading hours.
However, recent reports indicated that Robinhood suspended its 24-hour trading services amidst heightened tensions between Israel and Iran, prompting concerns among investors regarding the sustainability of continuous trading.
Effectively managing liquidity in a 24/7 trading environment has proven challenging for trading platforms within the cryptocurrency industry.
According to cryptocurrency research firm Kaiko, there’s often a mismatch between the operating hours of traditional financial institutions and the needs of major crypto traders and market makers. Traders frequently find themselves losing sleep during periods of extreme market volatility.
While the results of NYSE’s survey haven’t been revealed, Tom Hearden, a senior trader at Skylands Capital, conducted his own poll among his 19,300 followers, asking if they would support NYSE transitioning to 24/7 trading hours. Interestingly, over 70% of the 1,459 respondents voted “No.”
NYSE’s survey coincides with the efforts of startup firm 24X National Exchange, which is seeking approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch the first exchange in the country operating round-the-clock.
The FT said, citing two persons familiar with the subject, that the SEC has “months” to study the proposed rule change, and other relevant issues, such who should shoulder expenses and the function of clearing houses, are already being considered by other stakeholders.
“How loud they will be playing in the middle of the night is unknown to me. However, the decision of whether something is commercially feasible or not actually shouldn’t be made by the SEC, James Angel, a Georgetown University finance professor, told FT.
“I support letting the market make the decision. We’re all better off if it succeeds, and the exchange’s stockholders lose out if it fails.
After the company withdrew an application in March 2023, alleging operational and technological concerns, it is the second attempt to receive SEC clearance.
Source: cointelegraph.com
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