I was Satoshi, says Craig Wright • Colombia and Venezuela are at the forefront of the revolutionary cryptocurrency in South America • Flappy Bird returns to the EOS blockchain

Craig Wright, Chain's chief scientist, claims to have been Satoshi. The popular pseudonym "Satoshi" is known as the publisher of Bitcoin's White Book. Wright published his statement through Medium and began this contribution by declaring similarities between himself and Steve Jobs:

"When he started, Jobs was an outsider. He was refused and fought to grow what he was building every day "

Wright claims that his idea of ​​Bitcoin was not to help the anonymous money transfer system. He wanted to exist in accordance with the principles of the law. He also said he was angry as Julian Assange and Ross Ulbricht (Wikileaks and Silk Road) created platforms out of the law.

Wright says he has always believed that the Bitcoin blockchain should operate within legal boundaries. It follows that if the law is violated, transactions should be easy to trace and effectively investigate. Its prospect of blockchain technology lies in the fact that it should discourage criminal activity by being able, if necessary, to be subjected to control within the law.

Colombia and Venezuela are at the forefront of the revolutionary cryptocurrency in South America

A new document titled "Colombia and the Cryptocurrency Revolution" introduces Colombia to the top of adoption crypto. According to DiscoverDash, Colombia ranked third in the list of Dash merchants. Colombian 327 traders are among the 3,000 traders in South America who accept Dash as a payment option.

Dash, which is similar to Bitcoin, is designed to provide more privacy and higher transaction rates. Cryptocurrency gains traction in South America where unstable economies destroy local currencies as a result of spiral hyperinflation. According to Dash Colombia Coordinator George Donnelly:

"In 5 years, Dash will be actively used in every country in Latin America because people simply love it. They love having control over their own money. Banks and governments in Latin America are not user friendly. People need Dash because they cross the border and help them pay off the government's banking system. "

Flappy Bird returns to the EOS blockchain

In the past, the popular game Flappy Bird is coming to EOS blockchaine. The clone of the game that was the most downloaded game in January 2014 can play on EOSe. According to the Trybe report, you can play for free every 12 hours. Top players can get EOS and FLB token holders can receive dividends every 12 hours. Because the daily volume is currently low, the expected winnings and dividends are unlikely to be high. While it remains unclear about the implementation of Flappy Bird on EOS, it can really increase the popularity of games like Flappy Bird.