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Dead Crypto Projects Declined in 2019, Are Altcoins Reviving? – Bitcoinist

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

The past two years have been brutal for the majority of altcoins to say the least. One statistic has been positive however, and that is fewer crypto projects died in 2019 than in 2018.

Bitcoin was the clear king of the crop in terms of performance during 2019. Only a handful of altcoins such as Binance Coin, Tezos, Chainlink and HT managed to surpass it in terms of gains.

New research by LongHash has revealed that as bad as last year was, 20% fewer crypto projects bit the digital dust compared to 2018.

The study delved into DeadCoins.com which has collated data on 1,840 crypto projects that have died since September 2017.

According to its data, there were 518 blockchain project demises in 2019 which is down from the 647 crypto projects which became a memory in 2018.

The determination of a death is derived by categorizing cryptos as Deceased, Hack, Scam or Parody. The majority of projects it deemed dead fell into the scam category, and of those there have been quite a few. Almost 60% of dead projects were alleged to be scams for both years running.

The research added that most blockchain projects died in the first quarter of 2019, during the cold the depths of crypto winter. A total of 283 projects dissolved in Q1 accounting for more than half of the years total deaths.

Markets began to rally in Q2 2019 which would explain why the number of project deaths dwindled then and for the rest of the year.

Further research revealed that the number of new blockchain projects has sharply declined since 2017, as scammers turns to other means of extorting people and weak projects perish.

Another measure of death for an altcoin, especially in terms of price or tradability, would be its volume or liquidity.

Bitcoinist recently reported that as many as 95% of current altcoins have pretty much no liquidity which could also spell death for many of them. Only the top twenty or so have any tradable volume.

Looking at CMC at the moment, VeChain is the 20th token when ordered by volume discounting stablecoins. It only has a mere $80,000 in daily volume which is testament to low liquidity across the altcoins.

Taking these two findings into account the next altseason seems to be a long way off indeed, if there is even to be one at all. LongHash added that there are likely to me many more project deaths this year as 2018s ICOs run out of steam.

Additionally, bitcoin continues to dominate as its market share tops 70% again, leaving the rest of the cryptosphere shrinking at its mercy.

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All 4 Past Januaries Started A Different Altcoin Trend, Will January 2020 Ignite a New Altcoin Season? – CryptoPotato

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

The new year is here and it started off kicking. Bitcoin went on a rollercoaster, dropping to a low of $6,850 only to surge back up to $8,000 days later. As its almost always the case, the cryptocurrency market followed. Looking at how January turned out for altcoins throughout the past 4 years, its safe to say that it acted as a catalyst to both bullish and bearish markets. Its interesting to see whether 2020 will ignite a new altcoin season. So far it seems that this is where its headed to.

January is the first month of the year and, naturally, a lot of predictions, as well as historical comparisons start from it.

When it comes to altcoins, its interesting to note that January usually marks the beginning of a certain trend. Thats what historical data shows.

As it can be seen in the above chart, in 2016, altcoins marked some very serious gains. It wasnt until 2017, however, when the market really surged. The year is perhaps the most important in the entire brief history of cryptocurrencies. Almost all of them peaked, reaching their all-time highs back then. Moreover, this is when cryptocurrencies got popular and were properly introduced to the general public.

2018 was a cool-off year. The prolonged bear market saw a lot of the altcoins lose a major chunk of their value. As a matter of fact, a lot of them were trading upwards of 90% below their ATH value.

The following year of 2019 was the recovery period. Even though a lot of the altcoins did mark certain gains, they were nowhere near the increases seen back in 2016 and 2017. At the very least, however, the year halted their previous decline and marked their recovery.

With all of the above being said, perhaps the most logical question is what will happen with altcoins in 2020. While its anyones guess, the year has started on a fairly positive foot.

So far, all of the major altcoins are trading in the green since January 1st. The most notable gainers include Bitcoin Cash (BCH), thats up 17.5%, Bitcoin SV (BSV), up 16.9%, XRP, up 11.75%, and so forth.

Its also worth noting that 2020 is the year of Bitcoins halving. While it has nothing to do with altcoins directly, its not uncommon for them to follow the price of Bitcoin. A lot of people expect that BTC will surge following the halving, and its interesting to see whether this will have an impact on altcoins as well.

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Stellar jumps 8% as Bitcoin taps $8,000; what will push XLM even higher? – CryptoSlate

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

For the third or fourth day in a row, bulls have taken control of the cryptocurrency market. Save for Tethers USDT, Cosmos, and a few other outliers, the top digital assets posted strong gains, pushing the market capitalization of the crypto market back above $200 million for the first time in weeks.

Bitcoin itself posted 6 percent gains, surging as high as $8,000 on Jan. 6, but it wasnt BTC that was setting the pace, it was seemingly XRP and Stellar Lumens (XLM).

In the past 24 hours, XLM rallied by 8 percent, with the price of the popular altcoin reaching as high as $0.0495 as buyers have stepped in en-masse. This surge has been aided by relatively high volumes, with CoinMarketCap reporting that pairs related to the cryptocurrency have seen $255 million worth of trades in the past 24 hours, corroborating the idea that this surge is valid.

It isnt clear what pushed XLM higher on Jan 6, though there are a few theories floating around.

The foremost of these being that XRPs surge led to similar gains in the price of XLM.

Earlier Jan. 6, CryptoSlate reported that XRP saw quite the surge as Bitcoin pressed higher, rallying by 12 percent to the current price of $0.22 from multi-year lows around $0.18 established just a week or two weeks earlier.

XLM effectively underwent the exact same bout of price action, strongly rallying higher off multi-year lows in the wake of XRP, described as a cousin of XLM.

While XLM has already seen an impressive performance over the past few days, there may be a confluence of fundamental factors that will push the cryptocurrency higher and higher.

Firstly, in December, the Stellar Development Foundation and Keybase, a crypto-friendly group messaging community and file transfer hub, revealed that it would no longer continue the giveaway of 2 billion XLMvalued at just shy of $100 million as of the time of writing this.

Yes, the fact that Keybase ended its airdrop may seem like a bearish signthe giveaways premise was to spread the adoption of the cryptocurrencythough, in reality, it may benefit XLM holders.

Although there havent been any concrete analyses done, cryptocurrency information firm Messari found that the altcoins with the highest inflation rates (Zcash, XRP, and XLM) were performing the worst. With giveaways contributing to cryptocurrency inflation rates, the premature conclusion of the Keybase airdrop may actually result in less selling pressure on the XLM market.

And secondly, the Foundation near the end of 2019 burned 55 billion of the tokens, sending coins, a majority of which were slated to be released into the open market in the coming years, to a Stellar account with no signers. Similarly to the previous event, this means that fewer coins will hit the market, aiding a bull case for XLM.

Even if the abovementioned fundamental events dont do anything to aid Stellar Lumens, altcoins as an entire asset class have purportedly room to rally, meaning that everything from Ethereum and Litecoin to XRP and XLM could have legs to move higher from here.

Below is a chart from prominent cryptocurrency trader Dave the Wave an analyst who called Bitcoins decline to the $6,000s when BTC was trading above $10,000. It the chart, the pseudonymous trader is depicting that the aggregate market capitalization of all altcoins has bounced off a key logarithmic support, and is thus poised to rally higher into 2020 and beyond.

Not to mention, the Relative Strength Index of this metric has formed a double bottom just as it did in a previous market cycle, implying a strong breakout to the upside in the coming months.

Stellar, currently ranked #13 by market cap, is up 4.21% over the past 24 hours. XLM has a market cap of $972.39M with a 24 hour volume of $257.76M.

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Stellar is up 4.21% over the past 24 hours.

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Upbit Exchange to Re-Open XRP, LTC and EOS Trading – Bitcoinist

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

The Korean Upbit Exchange plans to reopen deposit wallets for its leading assets, including XRP, EOS and Litecoin (LTC).

Upbit, which saw 342,000 ETH siphoned from its wallets, will start with reopening its facilities for Litecoin (LTC), XRP, and EOS on January 9. ETH is reserved for later, and access will be held back until January 13. Upbit reopened its Bitcoin (BTC) wallets in early December, leaving other assets locked for now.

The Upbit team apologized for the inconvenience, and pointed out the exchange was solvent and held sufficient resources to serve traders. The exchange holds significant fiat reserves, in addition to holding sufficient crypto assets to honor all potential withdrawal claims, and has closed its wallets for technical reasons.

Upbits parent company, Dunamu, has absorbed the losses and may suffer significant financial setbacks. Dunamu CEO Lee Sir-goo commented on the situation, cited by the Korean Times.

Following the incident, we took immediate measures to protect the assets of our members, the company wrote on its official website. 100% of the stolen Ethereum has been replaced using our own assets

Dunamu will have to absorb the results of 2019, which saw Upbit activity slow down as Koreans lost the appetite for risk. With slower altcoin trading, Upbit lost volumes even before the large-scale hack.

The ETH belonging to Upbit has been viewed on the blockchain, as the coins are split into a series of smaller transactions. The coins are well-known already, but this has not stopped the hacker for attempting to sell them.

Upbit warned earlier of Telegram offers to buy some of the stolen ETH.

The theft makes ETH trading even more complicated, as some users may find themselves linked to the hack wallet. Upbits hack was part of a series of attacks against exchanges in 2019, which took off mostly altcoins.

The activity of the exchange hacker has shown renewed tranches, this time for relatively small amounts of ETH.

Those transfers also suggest attempts at small-scale selling, or further obscuring the origins of the coins.

So far, the Upbit hack, which took $50 million worth of ETH, has not managed to tank prices. ETH moved around $142-$144. But it is the spreading of tainted coins across the ecosystem that may be problematic.

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Chainlink and Loopring Are Now "Partners in Crime" – Business Partnerships – Altcoin Buzz

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

Chainlink and Loopring will unite efforts and integrate oracles in v3 zkRollup DEX protocol.

Chainlink and Loopring are ready to offer new features. The relevant announcement appeared on the Twitter handles of both parties.

Their integration is all about creating a faithful LRC/ETH price feed for DEX owners to anchor their LRC economic security staking.

The mutual project will entail the following:

Working with Chainlink for v3s oracle requirements made perfect sense, and the process has been smooth and tailored to our use case. We will continue advancing the inherently aligned interests of exchange protocols and oracle networks. Both well aware that a system is only as secure as its weakest link. More than anything, we appreciate the fact that they are equally unwilling as us to compromise on security guarantees thats what stands out, says Daniel Wang, co-founder of Loopring.

The next integration step will aim at engaging more products and services. Such as more extensive types of orders where users need to follow price feeds for trading pairs to take action. And information on token prices for the Loopring Hebao wallet and DEX to set quotas for transactions. Besides,Looprings DEXs will supply reliable source data through the DEX browser.

For the uninitiated, Chainlink is an Oracle network. It functions as a bridge between smart contracts and offline applications to provide access to resources outside the network such as data channels, web interfaces, or retail payments. With the help of oracles, it rechecks real-world data and transfers it on-chain.

Loopring is a decentralized exchange protocol built on Ethereum. It shields its customers from counterparty risk and reduces the trading costs.

All in all, Chainlink is progressing. Recently, Altcoin Buzz covered the teams tour across Asia.

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Altcoin Explorer: Tether, The Worlds First Successful Stablecoin – BTCMANAGER

January 10, 2020 | Author: admin

Over the course of 2010 to 2016, Bitcoin blossomed from being a cypherpunk thought experiment to an unprecedented economic phenomenon. Despite being one of the most economic experiments in nearly a century, it is plagued by volatility due to its nascency as a market. Many stablecoins, pegged to the dollar, such as BitUSD, SteemUSD, and NuBits were launched but failed to achieve product-market fit. Stablecoins were considered a failed concept until Tether emerged.

When Bitcoin was young, going from having Bitcoin on an exchange wallet to USD in your bank account was ever so simple thanks to a lack of regulation and no banking restrictions. There must have been a few dozen regulators who cared about Bitcoin, and once the ball started really rolling and the numbers added another digit, and then another, it got real and regulators started introducing barriers.

Tether was introduced as a USD pegged stablecoin; an efficient way to keep your funds hedged from volatility risk without having to pay exorbitant conversion fees and overcoming regulatory obstacles. Better yet, Tether was listed on cryptocurrency exchanges, so it was like having the stability of USD with the potential to convert that liquidity into crypto at a moments notice.

Launched in 2016, Tether got a chance to shine in 2017 when Bitcoin exploded in price and traders sought an easy way to hedge their positions, adding the cash component to portfolios while still being able to easily deploy it. This success led to multiple stablecoins coming into existence, namely: USDC launched by Circle, PAX by Paxos, GUSD by Gemini, and TUSD by TrustToken. Following Tethers system, TUSD also holds an amount of USD equivalent to the circulating supply of TUSD to create a one-for-one backing, keeping the peg safe.

This very system, notably called Proof of Funds, served as a key criticism of Tether by stakeholders inside and outside the industry.

That said, Tether has had a fair share of controversies and is still yet to overcome a tough legal battle.

Outside of their claims that each tether token was backed one-for-one by USD in a bank account, there was no evidence that this actually existed. Tether refused to publish audit results that were supposedly conducted by professional auditors, and even when they did publish some documentation, it was scanty and barely close to substantive.

It was finally revealed in 2019 that each tether is backed by $0.74 of cash. But they also claim the remaining 26 percent of the funds have been given out as short term loans that can be redeemed at any time. 2019 was the start of serious legal issues for Tether and its parent company iFinex. Tether was accused of single-handedly manipulating the Bitcoin market in 2017, an allegation they have vehemently denied despite a pending class-action lawsuit against them.

The New York State Attorney General filed a lawsuit against Tether under accusations of losing $800 million worth of customer funds and printing that equivalent in USDT to shield against said loss. Additionally, the NYAG claims Bitfinex and iFinex used shadow banking channels to process customer deposits when they were cut off from the traditional banking system. This debacle will continue in 2020, and there is no sense of how it will conclude at the moment.

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Enhancing Hyperscale Cloud Growth at the infra // STRUCTURE Summit – Yahoo Finance

January 8, 2020 | Author: admin

Total Product Marketing Sponsors Third Annual Industry Summit To Help Bridge The Gap Between Hyperscale And Edge Technology

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyperscale cloud has massively shifted the business ecosystem for infrastructure service providers, disrupting it on a global scale. With this in mind, Total Product Marketing has sponsored the infra // STRUCTURE Summit for the third year in a row, lending its digital marketing expertise as a partner to independent service providers working in the wider hyperscale cloud ecosystem. The exclusive event brings together executives from across the internet infrastructure ecosystemcloud, data centre, edge, and managed hostingfor high-value networking and a frank discussion about the future.

Hosted by Structure Research, the third annualinfra // STRUCTURE Summit will be held on May 6-7, 2020 at the Sheraton Centre Hotel in Toronto. The conference is the only vendor-neutral event that brings together every level in the value chainfrom operators, and developers to end-users, suppliers, and financiers.

"We are pleased to welcome back Total Product Marketing as an executive sponsor of the third annual edition of infra // STRUCTURE," stated Philbert Shih, Managing Director of Structure Research. "Firms like TPM are a crucial piece of the infrastructure service provider ecosystem. They help independent operators in areas such as marketing and business development, which are difficult to serve in-house and scale when so much is required on the operations and technology innovation side of things."

The conference's theme for 2020 is 'Convergence: Bridging Hyper-scale and Edge in a Decentralizing World'. Attendees can expect discussion about how hyperscale has spawned a new breed of infrastructure service provider and a rapidly transforming supporting ecosystem, causing service offerings to change and business models to be revolutionized.

"Year after year, the Summit has fueled groundbreaking conversations around the most pressing topics across cloud, data centre, edge and managed hosting services. It's truly a world-class event bringing voices to the table that directly impact the future of the space," said Dean Ara, Principal at Total Product Marketing. "We are proud to be an executive sponsor for a third year and join other value-creating companies making an impact."

Structure Research expects the hyperscale cloud infrastructure market to reach $384 billion in 2023, growing at a five-year CAGR of 51.5% with the largest cloud providers AWS and Microsoft Azure fueling the expansion of hyperscale data centers. Today 65% of North American enterprises rely on public cloud platforms, and 66% run internal private clouds. Hyperscale cloud is fueling a rapidly transforming supporting ecosystem, causing service offerings to change and business models to be revolutionized.

Join Total Product Marketing at this year's infra//STRUCTURE Summit to learn how your organization can leverage these exciting trends.

About Total Product MarketingTotal Product Marketing is a B2B digital marketing and content services company focused on Cloud, Channel and eCommerce technology companies. TPM provides on-demand product marketing, strategic marketing, content, design and branding services. Clients include Intelisys, Adobe, and PayPal.

Learn more about TPM at http://www.totalproductmarketing.com

About Structure ResearchStructure Research is an independent research and consulting firm with a specific focus on the cloud and data centre segments within the Internet infrastructure market. SR is devoted to understanding, tracking and projecting the future of infrastructure service providers.

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Informatica expands its leadership team and appoints Amit Walia as CEO – Data Economy

January 8, 2020 | Author: admin

Digital Realty expands its Board of Directors, adding two high-profile industry veterans to help shape the companys direction moving forward through the new decade.

Digital Realty has announced the appointment of retired Lt.Gen. VeraLinn Dash Jamieson and Alexis Black Bjorlin, Ph.D., to itsboard of directors effective January 2, 2020.

Lt. Gen. Jamieson is the former Director of the UnitedStates Air Forces Intelligence Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Cyber EffectsOperations and Dr. Bjorlin is Broadcoms Senior Vice President and GeneralManager of Optical Systems Division.

We are delighted to welcome Dash and Alexis to our board of directors, both of whom bring significant experience directly relevant to our strategy of enabling customers digital transformation, said Digital Realty Chief Executive Officer A. William Stein.

In particular, Dash brings invaluable cyber-securityexpertise and experience managing large, complex organisations.

Similarly, Alexis unique connectivity and customerperspective from her extensive experience at leading global providers acrossthe cloud and communications value chain make her an excellent addition to ourBoard.

We expect to gain valuable insights from each, given theirrespective backgrounds with enterprises and government organizationsundertaking digital transformations.

We are confident they will complement the development ofPlatformDIGITAL and the execution of our strategy as we seek to createsustainable value for our stakeholders.

Lt. Gen. Jamieson is a recognised expert in data management,cloud technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning with over 37years of government experience.

She achieved the rank of Lieutenant General in the U.S. AirForce and prior to retiring, served as the Director of the United States AirForces Intelligence Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Cyber Effects enterprise,conducting operations for the Department of Defense.

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In her role as Deputy Chief of Staff, she cultivated severalpartnerships, including with Microsoft, Amazon, Google and IBM, to acceleratethe Air Forces digital transformation.

Prior to assuming her position as Deputy Chief of Staff, Lt.Gen. Jamieson served as the Deputy Commander, Joint Functional ComponentCommand for ISR, U.S. Strategic Command, Washington, D.C.

Dr. Black Bjorlin has over 19 years of high technologymanagement experience at Fortune 500 companies, to which she brings to theDigital Realty board.

She currently heads Broadcoms Optical Systems Division, thebusiness unit responsible for developing and manufacturing devices used inoptical communications.

Previously, she was Corporate Vice President of the Data CentreGroup and General Manager of the Connectivity Group at Intel.

Prior to Intel, she spent eight years as President of SourcePhotonics, where she also served on the board of directors, and she began hercareer as Chief Optical Architect at Zaffire, an optical networking equipmentmanufacturer.

Its a privilege to have Alexis and Dash join theDigital Realty board, said Laurence A. Chapman, Chairman of the Board ofDirectors.

Their deep industry knowledge and expertise will make them immediate assets as we enter our next chapter of growth.

Last month, the data centre company announced another double appointment, hiring two-channel veterans to strengthen its team in EMEA.

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Green House Data Adds Digital Transformation Expert Victor Tingler to Executive Team to Lead Enterprise Consulting Services – Yahoo Finance

January 8, 2020 | Author: admin

Green House Data, a leading provider of digital transformation services for enterprises, has named Victor Tingler to its executive management team as senior vice president of digital transformation. In this role, Tingler will lead a diverse team of highly skilled and experienced technologists at Green House Data who will provide clients with advanced digital solutions aimed at transforming business processes, culture, and customer experiences to better meet current and future market demands.

Tingler is an expert in disciplines that provide a comprehensive approach to transforming business to take advantage of innovative digital technologies across an organizations ecosystem. As an authority on cloud automation and digital transformation solutions, he has consulted for numerous Fortune 1000 clients in the banking, healthcare, retail, and government sectors and has more than 30 years of development, operational, and management experience in the technology industry.

"At Green House Data weve seen a 212% increase in digital transformation engagements leveraging the Microsoft Azure platform, prompting us to invest even more resources in this area of our business and add leadership talent," says Green House Data CEO Shawn Mills. "Victor is that type of talent an accomplished and innovative leader who drives organizational transformation through the strategic application of digital technologies and process improvements. His deep technical expertise, cross-cultural adaptability, entrepreneurial spirit, and business acumen provide an asset to our company and to our clients."

Tinglers addition to the Green House Data team reflects the companys continuing efforts to broaden its commitment to digital transformation in the enterprise, particularly as more and more organizations struggle to achieve desired outcomes and success with their current digital transformation strategies and initiatives.

A McKinsey Global Survey, for example, found that although more than eight in 10 respondents had undertaken digital transformation initiatives, only 16% said those efforts have successfully improved performance and equipped them to sustain changes in the long term. Similarly, a recent survey of directors, CEOs, and senior executives found that 70% of all digital transformation initiatives dont meet their intended goals.

"Success in the marketplace now depends on businesses being ready to serve customers in a highly customized, always available way," says Tingler. "Catering to unique needs and steep customer demands has become a business requirement. A comprehensive digital transformation strategy is the most effective way to embrace these demands and build a focus on service into the very foundation of business platforms and processes."

Prior to joining Green House Data, Tingler was VP of Cloud Transformation Services at Trace3, VP of Consulting and Cloud Solutions at InterVision, Director of Channel Engineering at CenturyLink, and Global Master Architect at EDS. A thought leader who has published numerous articles in leading trade publications, Tingler also brings expertise in digital architecture and operational planning to the companys consulting capabilities in managed cloud hosting, data center modernization, and enterprise advisory services.

"Green House Data understands the urgency around digital transformation and is leading the way," said Tingler. "Im excited to join such an innovative group focused on solutions that harness technology to drive better business outcomes."

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Since 2007, Green House Data has provided the high-availability infrastructure, consulting expertise, and connectivity needed for critical business technology. Our portfolio of services is designed to provide continuous improvement along every step of the IT journey to maximize business value and success. As an expert managed service provider and consulting firm, we are focused on helping customers advance their digital transformation goals by modernizing business applications, migrating solutions to the cloud, applying Agile and DevOps engineering practices to build innovative solutions, and navigating the Microsoft ecosystem of enterprise IT software and services. Green House Data is a Microsoft Solutions Partner and recognized Azure service provider. Visit us at http://www.greenhousedata.com and follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.

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Five Things To Do in St. Cloud, Jan. 13-17 – SC Times

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From Staff Reports Published 5:00 p.m. CT Jan. 7, 2020 | Updated 6:36 p.m. CT Jan. 8, 2020

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Rep. Dan Wolgamottwill be hosting aClimate Change & Clean Energy Forum with Rep. Jamie Long,vice chair of the House Energy and Climate Division, to discuss solutions to climate change.

The forum runs from 6-8:30 p.m. at the St. Cloud Library, 1300 W St. Germain St.

The Keller Bar will be holding its weekly comedy open mic night from 10-midnight.Sign-up starts at 9 p.m., with the open mic beginning around 10at the Keller Bar, 11 Fifth Ave. S.

The Pantown Brewing Company logo is installed above taps at the St. Cloud business. (Photo: Dave Schwarz, dschwarz@stcloudtimes.com)

Pantown Brewing Company and Stearns History Museum will be hosting a Hops and History trivia night with the topic History and General Knowledge.

Hops and History will be held on the third Thursday of the month. The event runs from 7-9 p.m. at Pantown Brewing Company, 408 37th Ave. N.

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Jules' Bistro will be holding a Poetry/Spoken Word Open Mic night with the topic "renewal" from 8-10 p.m. at Jules' Bistro, 921 St. Germain St.

The St. Cloud State Huskies will be facing off against the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs at 7:37 p.m. at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, 1204 Fourth Ave. S.

St. Cloud State freshman Jami Krannila prepares for a face off against Minnesota Sunday, Dec. 29, 2019, at 3M Arena at Mariucci. (Photo: Zach Dwyer, zdwyer@stcloudtimes.com)

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Dead Crypto Projects Declined in 2019, Are Altcoins Reviving? – Bitcoinist

All 4 Past Januaries Started A Different Altcoin Trend, Will January 2020 Ignite a New Altcoin Season? – CryptoPotato

Stellar jumps 8% as Bitcoin taps $8,000; what will push XLM even higher? – CryptoSlate

Upbit Exchange to Re-Open XRP, LTC and EOS Trading – Bitcoinist

Chainlink and Loopring Are Now "Partners in Crime" – Business Partnerships – Altcoin Buzz

Altcoin Explorer: Tether, The Worlds First Successful Stablecoin – BTCMANAGER

Enhancing Hyperscale Cloud Growth at the infra // STRUCTURE Summit – Yahoo Finance

Informatica expands its leadership team and appoints Amit Walia as CEO – Data Economy

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