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Trending Trinity Weekly

11 August 2018 09:01, UTC
Ian Marchewski

Our traditional rubric from social networks has finally found its well-deserved place on the website. Please welcome the weekly edition of Trending Trinity on Trending Trinity! We observe the most popular posts that got your attention this week. It seems that recent news from Asia is beyond competition. And here's why:

Japan: FSA Declares War On Crypto Speculators

#1. Japan's financial regulator comes into play in response to the fact that speculative investments in cryptocurrency have increased rapidly. This post is the absolute leader of the week gaining 6000+ views! Thanks, we promise to continue monitoring Asia closely.

Thailand Legalized Virtual Money For Everyone. Except Banks

#2. Same part of the world but quite opposite news for crypto enthusiasts. Is the sky really that blue in Thailand? Oleg Koldaev dug deep into the topic and tried to find the logic in the actions of Thailand's central bank. With a small gap from the favorite, this article is proudly ranked second with its 5200+ unique views.

ETO: Revolution or Evolution. The institutional investors' dilemma

#3 Lets switch to another crypto-friendly place on the globe. Malta. The creation of the first decentralized stock exchange was recently announced in the country. It's going to become the first end-to-end primary issuance platform for security tokens and tokenized assets. But some of the experts got serious doubts whether it will succeed. Daniil Danchenko spoke to Moon Zebra's Markus Behman in order to clarify the situation.

And we have a little bonus.

Resource-based token as an excuse for a new geopolitical struggle round

There is a publication on our site that is still popular (8754 unique views), the article is dedicated to the raw token, its prospects and opportunities. As this topic is serious enough, but incredibly popular for the second week, we decided to conclude that our audience is the same. The raw token is inseparably and directly connected with the real macroeconomics.