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Digital Currency Weekly Recap 11-15-2015

Apple Approves Cryptocurrency Game Apps.
CEX.IO Partners with Trading View for Real-Time Charting.
Justice Department Crypto Summit Facilitates Improved Dialogue.
Differing Opinions on Future of Cryptocurrency.

http://dcebrief.com/digital-currency-weekly-recap-11-15-2015/

All, we have been doing the recaps for a couple weeks now.
Can I get a show of hands, how many of you look to DCEBrief recaps to get a good portion of your digital currency news?
Is it covering the topics you are interested in?
Do you feel you can rely on it to ensure you are up to date on the important topics and developments?

Personally, I would like to see it cover more college football news as well. For instance, have I mentioned that my Iowa Hawkeyes are 10-0?

I would have enjoyed some coverage on Democratic primary debate on CBS last night. I don't believe that I could beat Bernie Sanders' entertainment value. He might be thinking that Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase should not keep more that 10% of his earning for wishing Bitcoin not to survive.

"I'm Not Much Of A Socialist Compared To Eisenhower" We have not come up with an exact number, but it will not be as high as the number under Dwight Eisenhower which was 90 percent, Bernie Sanders said during the Democratic primary debate on CBS.

Hahaha. Some coverage of that debate might have been interesting, but it would also require brushing up on the skills I allowed to atrophy since my days as a cub reporter covering the circus. And believe me, trying to get a meaningful quote from Hector the Happy Clown was never an exercise in joyful living.

You're right about Sanders, though I find him pretty much indistinguishable from his peers on that stage. Heck, they could tax the "rich" at 100% of their income and still not manage to pay from all the "freebies" they're offering this cycle. For sheer entertainment value, however, they're funnier than most episodes of SNL.

On the bright side, however, they share much in common with my children - both of whom also believe that most problems can be solved simply by spending more of my money.