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... why does all crypto token/coin prices depend on BTC? I mean why the hell can’t an individual coin show its true value in price??? Is it because we are unable to buy coins directly for the most part? submitted by /u/twr300 [link] [comments]

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I'm working on an open source dashboard useful in order to visualize bitcoin statistical data, based on the R language + shiny. https://i.redd.it/5w7yxv9jtl421.png https://i.redd.it/lsb0y0gftl421.png Actually is able to shows: - the value of Bitcoin in EUR and USD in the last day, last week and in last month - the mining of Bitcoin in the […]

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After the European Council summit, Open Europe's Henry Newman assesses the next steps for Prime Minister Theresa May on BBC Politics Live (December 14).The post What next in Brexit negotiations? appeared first on Open Europe.

The European Council yesterday agreed that it "reconfirms its conclusions of 25 November 2018, in which it endorsed the Withdrawal Agreement and approved the Political Declaration," stating that "[the EU] stands by this agreement and intends to proceed with its ratification. It is not open for renegotiation" In a press conference European Commission President Jean-Claude […]

After Prime Minister Theresa May won a vote of confidence in her leadership of the Conservatives, Open Europe's Anna Nadibaidze and Zoe Alipranti look at the European press reactions to events in the UK and what they mean for Brexit.The post May’s victory is temporary: Europe reacts to Conservative Party confidence vote appeared first on […]

As the European Council Summit begins in Brussels, Open Europe’s Pieter Cleppe speaks TRT World News about what could be done to help the Brexit deal pass through the UK Parliament.The post Theresa May arrives at European Council Summit seeking concessions on Brexit appeared first on Open Europe.

Ahead of the European Council summit, Open Europe's Dominic Walsh spoke to Al Jazeera English on December 13 about the next steps in Brexit negotiations.The post EU Council: What is likely at this stage is not a renegotiation but a declaration appeared first on Open Europe.

Open Europe's Henry Newman spoke to BBC News on December 12 about the confidence vote in Prime Minister Theresa May and what it means for Brexit negotiations.The post Theresa May’s Brexit deal is the only plan on the table appeared first on Open Europe.

Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday won a vote of confidence in her leadership of the Conservative Party by 200 to 117 votes, preventing another party confidence vote for at least a year. After the result, May said, “Whilst I am grateful for that support, a significant number of colleagues did cast a vote against me […]

Open Europe's Dominic Walsh spoke to Al Jazeera English on December 11 about Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to get assurances from the EU for the Brexit deal to pass the Commons.The post Prime Minister looks for concessions from EU on backstop appeared first on Open Europe.

Prime Minister Theresa May will face a vote of no confidence in her leadership of the Conservative Party tonight, after the threshold of 48 letters to Sir Graham Brady, Chairman of the 1922 Committee, was reached. Brady told BBC News that he had spoken to the Prime Minister and that she "was very keen that […]

Open Europe's Pieter Cleppe discusses the steps forward in Brexit negotiations on CNBC, as Prime Minister Theresa May goes back to the EU to renegotiate the deal.The post Theresa May wants to reassure backbenchers over Irish backstop appeared first on Open Europe.