Bitcoin Dominance Hits 70%, Burger King Lets You Pay With Bitcoin, & Other News

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Daily digest by Cointelegraph VanEck, SolidX to Offer Limited Bitcoin ETF for Institutions Via Exemption Following another delay on Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), asset managers VanEck and SolidX plan to offer a limited version of their Bitcoin ETF to institutional investors, using a rule that exempts the shares from securities registration, under which shares can be sold only to certain institutional investors.   Bitcoin Dominance Hits 70% as Keiser Warns Altcoins 'Not Coming Back' Bitcoin now has the highest share of the overall cryptocurrency market since it previously broke its own record in 2017, accounting for 70.5% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. It has triggered warnings from traders and analysts, such as Peter Brandt and RT host Max Keiser, with the latter again stating that altcoins will never recover from this downturn.  Burger King Lets You Pay Your Way in Germany — With Bitcoin The German version of world-famous fast-food chain Burger King now accepts Bitcoin payments on its delivery website and mobile application. However, it is unclear, whether Bitcoin is also accepted in Germany's physical Burger King restaurants, which have over 600 locations in the country.   Pompliano: Satoshi Should Win Nobel Peace Prize for Bitcoin American investor and co-founder of Morgan Creek Digital Assets Anthony Pompliano has argued that Satoshi Nakamoto should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for inventing Bitcoin, tweeting: "Satoshi should win the Nobel Peace Prize. We finally have a currency that can assume global reserve status without anyone having to engage in violence."      PwC Luxembourg to Start Accepting Bitcoin Starting in October 2019: Official PwC Luxembourg, a subsidiary of the world's second-largest professional services firm, will start accepting Bitcoin payments starting Oct. 1, 2019, expressing confidence in the major cryptocurrency Bitcoin, calling it the "first peer-to-peer payment mechanism that cannot be compromised and is based on a decentralized trust model." SPONSORED: A blockchain-based digital gaming platform says it has removed the technical issues that developers often face when they are building cutting-edge gamesю Quote of the day   "Alts never coming back… Sorry" RT host Max Keiser Tweet it 1.5 mln people follow us on social media Download our official free app →

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