Development of digital currency Baomi Technology
Publish: 2021-05-13 11:00:19
1. Little brother, I will do it. What kind of virtual digital currency do you want to develop? I can basically operate it. The key is cheap!
2. You can learn about AOCO super game chain, which is very popular now. AOCO is a completely decentralized super game chain. AOCO builds an organic game ecological world of distributed smart contracts, and provides a new generation of game ecological platform based on blockchain technology, which integrates multiple types of games
the tamper proof blockchain technology can solve the data forgery of traditional centralized game services and the risk of game user data leakage at one time, which makes AOCO subvert the traditional rules of the game instry, directly connect the components of the whole game ecological chain with a decentralized structure, and realize asset docking, circulation and storage.
the tamper proof blockchain technology can solve the data forgery of traditional centralized game services and the risk of game user data leakage at one time, which makes AOCO subvert the traditional rules of the game instry, directly connect the components of the whole game ecological chain with a decentralized structure, and realize asset docking, circulation and storage.
3. There are a lot of development companies in this area, but we must pay attention to safety. Blockchain is also a technology supported by the state, so many development companies have joined in. Recommended here: Sichuan Huashang Jusheng Technology Co., Ltd. With more than ten years of experience in Internet technology research and development.
4. Now the development of digital currency is very simple, there is a standard process, there is no technical difficulty. But now the most important thing of digital currency development is the planning of application scenarios. Without the application of digital currency, there will be no value. Of course, this kind of digital currency subverts the existing digital currency
for example, zero currency appeared this year, which is invincible in terms of anonymity. It is known as the best digital currency in the world with anonymity, and it is technically superior. The project token of European crowdfunding platform crowdfunding is not innovative in technology, but it has application problems.
for example, zero currency appeared this year, which is invincible in terms of anonymity. It is known as the best digital currency in the world with anonymity, and it is technically superior. The project token of European crowdfunding platform crowdfunding is not innovative in technology, but it has application problems.
5. At present, large enterprises are still facing some of the same international payment problems. The transaction speed is slow, the cost is high, once there is any error, it is difficult to trace the payment. In order to solve this problem, many enterprises will use digital currency to settle accounts, or use digital currency to pay for procts and exchange national currencies through digital currency. Using blockchain technology to make real-time payment for enterprise customers, these payments do not need expensive third-party verification, and the settlement can be completed in a few seconds. At present, few enterprises like Yingtang Zhongchuang apply blockchain technology to the development of digital currency system. Developers and engineers need to design systems that can adapt to changes.
6. As early as 2013, digital currency became popular, and many digital currency exchange development companies have sprung up in so many years. You need to be an exchange, security, function and development cycle of the exchange. Unique functional requirements, fiwork mutual metal workshop, excellent safety and stability.
7. Blockchain and digital currency can be said to be closely related, and the application of blockchain technology in the development of digital currency related systems is also certain
even though many enterprises have invested in the research of blockchain, there are few domestic projects of blockchain, so we should make a certain distinction. At present, there are few enterprises applying blockchain technology to develop digital currency system. For example, the digital currency system scheme developed by Yingtang Zhongchuang has many references. There are many systems developed by Yingtang Zhongchuang. You can have a look at them.
even though many enterprises have invested in the research of blockchain, there are few domestic projects of blockchain, so we should make a certain distinction. At present, there are few enterprises applying blockchain technology to develop digital currency system. For example, the digital currency system scheme developed by Yingtang Zhongchuang has many references. There are many systems developed by Yingtang Zhongchuang. You can have a look at them.
8. Some people do it. The instry is very comprehensive. You need to be able to chat in private
9. The most common official explanation for the financial crisis is the problem of subprime mortgage. However, the total amount of subprime mortgage is only a few hundred billion, and the US government's lout fund has already reached more than one trillion. Why can't we see the end of the crisis? Some articles point out that the root of the crisis is that financial institutions use "leverage" transactions; Other experts point out that behind the financial crisis are 62 trillion yuan of credit default swap (CDS). So, what is the relationship between subprime mortgage, leverage and CDs? What kind of interaction between them proced today's financial crisis? In many financial crisis analysis articles, there is no simple and clear explanation for these problems. This paper attempts to provide an answer to these questions through our own understanding. For the sake of being easy to understand, we use several hypothetical examples. Criticism and discussion are welcome if there are inappropriate points
one. Leverage. At present, in order to earn huge profits, many investment banks use 20-30 times leverage operation. Assuming that a bank a's own assets are 3 billion, 30 times leverage is 90 billion. That is to say, bank a borrows 90 billion yuan for investment with 3 billion yuan of assets as collateral. If the investment profit is 5%, then bank a will get 4.5 billion yuan of profit. Compared with its own assets, this is 150% windfall profit. On the other hand, if the investment loses 5%, then bank a will lose all its assets and still owe $1.5 billion
two. CDs contract. Due to the high risk of leverage operation, according to the normal rules, banks do not operate such risky operations. So someone came up with a way to take leverage investment as "insurance". This kind of insurance is called CDs. For example, bank a finds institution B to avoid leverage risk. Institution B could be another bank, it could be an insurance company, and so on. A said to B, how about you do default insurance for my loan? I will pay you 50 million insurance premium every year for 10 consecutive years, with a total of 500 million. If my investment does not default, then you will take the insurance premium in vain. If you default, you will compensate for me. A I think that if I don't default, I can earn 4.5 billion yuan, of which 500 million yuan will be used for insurance, and I can make a net profit of 4 billion yuan. If there is a breach of contract, there will be insurance to compensate. So for a, it's a business that makes no loss. B is a smart person, did not immediately agree to a's invitation, but went back to do a statistical analysis, found that less than 1% of the default. If you do business with 100 companies, you can get 50 billion yuan of insurance money in total. If one of them defaults, the maximum amount of compensation is no more than 5 billion yuan. Even if two companies default, you can still earn 40 billion yuan. A. B both sides thought the deal was good for them, so they made a deal immediately and everyone was happy
three. CDS market. After B has done the insurance business, C is jealous. C went to B and said, how about you sell me these 100 CDs? Each contract will give you 200 million yuan, a total of 20 billion yuan. B thinks that it will take 10 years for me to get my 40 billion yuan. Now there will be 20 billion yuan as soon as I change hands, and there is no risk. Why not do it? Therefore, B and C will close the deal immediately. In this way, CDs, like stocks, flows to the financial market and can be traded. In fact, after C got these CDs, it didn't want to wait 10 years to collect another 20 billion yuan. Instead, it listed them for sale with a price of 22 billion yuan; D saw this proct, calculated it, 40 billion minus 22 billion, there is 18 billion to make, this is the "original stock", not expensive, bought it immediately. As soon as they changed hands, C made 2 billion. Since then, these CDs have been copied repeatedly in the market, and now the market value of CDs has been copied to 62 trillion US dollars
four. Subprime. The above a, B, C, D, e, f... Are making a lot of money, so where does the money come from? Basically, the money comes from the profits of a and its like-a investors. Most of their profits come from American subprime loans. People say the subprime crisis is e to lending money to the poor. I don't think so. The author thinks that the subprime mortgage is mainly given to ordinary American real estate investors. These people's economic strength was only enough to buy their own house, but seeing the rapid rise of house prices, they started the idea of real estate speculation. They mortgage their houses to buy investment houses. This kind of loan interest should be above 8% - 9%, which is difficult to deal with with with their own income, but they can continue to mortgage their house to the bank, borrow money to pay the interest, and set up a white wolf empty handed. At this time, a is very happy that his investment is making money for him; B is also very happy that the market default rate is very low and the insurance business can continue to develop; C, D, e, F and so on make money
five. The subprime crisis. When the house price rises to a certain extent, it will not go up, and no one will take over the offer. At this time, real estate speculators are as anxious as ants on a hot pot. The house couldn't be sold, and the high interest kept paying. Finally, on a day when there was no way out, the house was left to the bank. At this point, a default occurs. At this time, a feels a little sorry that he can't make a lot of money, but he can't lose there. Anyway, B has insurance. B doesn't worry. Anyway, the insurance has been sold to C. So where is the CDs insurance now? It's in G's hands. G has just spent 30 billion to buy 100 CDs from F. before it has time to change hands, it suddenly received news that these CDs were downgraded, and 20 of them defaulted, far exceeding the original estimated default rate of 1% to 2%. Each default will cost $5 billion in insurance, with a total cost of $100 billion. Plus the $30 billion CDs acquisition fee, G's loss totaled $130 billion. Although G is one of the top 10 institutions in the United States, it can not afford such a huge loss. So G is on the verge of bankruptcy
six. Financial crisis. If G goes bankrupt, the insurance that a spent 500 million dollars to buy will be ruined. What's worse, because a uses leverage principle to invest, according to the previous analysis, a can't pay off all its assets. So a is in immediate danger of bankruptcy. In addition to a, there are A2, A3,..., A20, all of which should be prepared for bankruptcy. Therefore, G, a, A2,..., A20 came to the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury together and lobbied with tears. G must not go bankrupt. Once it goes bankrupt, everyone will be ruined. As soon as the Treasury secretary was soft hearted, he nationalized g. since then, the insurance of a,..., A20 totaled $100 billion, all of which were paid by American taxpayers
seven. The dollar crisis. The market price of the 100 CDs mentioned above is 30 billion. The total value of CDS market is 62 trillion. Assuming that 10% of them default, there will be 6 trillion default CDs. That's 200 times more than 30 billion. If the US government buys 30 billion CDs, it will lose 100 billion. So for the rest of the defaulting CDs, the US government will have to pay $20 trillion. If you don't pay, you have to watch A20, A21, A22 and so on close down one by one. No matter what measures are taken, a big depreciation of the US dollar is inevitable
the assumptions and figures used in the above calculation may differ from the actual situation, but the severity of the U.S. financial crisis cannot be underestimated.
one. Leverage. At present, in order to earn huge profits, many investment banks use 20-30 times leverage operation. Assuming that a bank a's own assets are 3 billion, 30 times leverage is 90 billion. That is to say, bank a borrows 90 billion yuan for investment with 3 billion yuan of assets as collateral. If the investment profit is 5%, then bank a will get 4.5 billion yuan of profit. Compared with its own assets, this is 150% windfall profit. On the other hand, if the investment loses 5%, then bank a will lose all its assets and still owe $1.5 billion
two. CDs contract. Due to the high risk of leverage operation, according to the normal rules, banks do not operate such risky operations. So someone came up with a way to take leverage investment as "insurance". This kind of insurance is called CDs. For example, bank a finds institution B to avoid leverage risk. Institution B could be another bank, it could be an insurance company, and so on. A said to B, how about you do default insurance for my loan? I will pay you 50 million insurance premium every year for 10 consecutive years, with a total of 500 million. If my investment does not default, then you will take the insurance premium in vain. If you default, you will compensate for me. A I think that if I don't default, I can earn 4.5 billion yuan, of which 500 million yuan will be used for insurance, and I can make a net profit of 4 billion yuan. If there is a breach of contract, there will be insurance to compensate. So for a, it's a business that makes no loss. B is a smart person, did not immediately agree to a's invitation, but went back to do a statistical analysis, found that less than 1% of the default. If you do business with 100 companies, you can get 50 billion yuan of insurance money in total. If one of them defaults, the maximum amount of compensation is no more than 5 billion yuan. Even if two companies default, you can still earn 40 billion yuan. A. B both sides thought the deal was good for them, so they made a deal immediately and everyone was happy
three. CDS market. After B has done the insurance business, C is jealous. C went to B and said, how about you sell me these 100 CDs? Each contract will give you 200 million yuan, a total of 20 billion yuan. B thinks that it will take 10 years for me to get my 40 billion yuan. Now there will be 20 billion yuan as soon as I change hands, and there is no risk. Why not do it? Therefore, B and C will close the deal immediately. In this way, CDs, like stocks, flows to the financial market and can be traded. In fact, after C got these CDs, it didn't want to wait 10 years to collect another 20 billion yuan. Instead, it listed them for sale with a price of 22 billion yuan; D saw this proct, calculated it, 40 billion minus 22 billion, there is 18 billion to make, this is the "original stock", not expensive, bought it immediately. As soon as they changed hands, C made 2 billion. Since then, these CDs have been copied repeatedly in the market, and now the market value of CDs has been copied to 62 trillion US dollars
four. Subprime. The above a, B, C, D, e, f... Are making a lot of money, so where does the money come from? Basically, the money comes from the profits of a and its like-a investors. Most of their profits come from American subprime loans. People say the subprime crisis is e to lending money to the poor. I don't think so. The author thinks that the subprime mortgage is mainly given to ordinary American real estate investors. These people's economic strength was only enough to buy their own house, but seeing the rapid rise of house prices, they started the idea of real estate speculation. They mortgage their houses to buy investment houses. This kind of loan interest should be above 8% - 9%, which is difficult to deal with with with their own income, but they can continue to mortgage their house to the bank, borrow money to pay the interest, and set up a white wolf empty handed. At this time, a is very happy that his investment is making money for him; B is also very happy that the market default rate is very low and the insurance business can continue to develop; C, D, e, F and so on make money
five. The subprime crisis. When the house price rises to a certain extent, it will not go up, and no one will take over the offer. At this time, real estate speculators are as anxious as ants on a hot pot. The house couldn't be sold, and the high interest kept paying. Finally, on a day when there was no way out, the house was left to the bank. At this point, a default occurs. At this time, a feels a little sorry that he can't make a lot of money, but he can't lose there. Anyway, B has insurance. B doesn't worry. Anyway, the insurance has been sold to C. So where is the CDs insurance now? It's in G's hands. G has just spent 30 billion to buy 100 CDs from F. before it has time to change hands, it suddenly received news that these CDs were downgraded, and 20 of them defaulted, far exceeding the original estimated default rate of 1% to 2%. Each default will cost $5 billion in insurance, with a total cost of $100 billion. Plus the $30 billion CDs acquisition fee, G's loss totaled $130 billion. Although G is one of the top 10 institutions in the United States, it can not afford such a huge loss. So G is on the verge of bankruptcy
six. Financial crisis. If G goes bankrupt, the insurance that a spent 500 million dollars to buy will be ruined. What's worse, because a uses leverage principle to invest, according to the previous analysis, a can't pay off all its assets. So a is in immediate danger of bankruptcy. In addition to a, there are A2, A3,..., A20, all of which should be prepared for bankruptcy. Therefore, G, a, A2,..., A20 came to the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury together and lobbied with tears. G must not go bankrupt. Once it goes bankrupt, everyone will be ruined. As soon as the Treasury secretary was soft hearted, he nationalized g. since then, the insurance of a,..., A20 totaled $100 billion, all of which were paid by American taxpayers
seven. The dollar crisis. The market price of the 100 CDs mentioned above is 30 billion. The total value of CDS market is 62 trillion. Assuming that 10% of them default, there will be 6 trillion default CDs. That's 200 times more than 30 billion. If the US government buys 30 billion CDs, it will lose 100 billion. So for the rest of the defaulting CDs, the US government will have to pay $20 trillion. If you don't pay, you have to watch A20, A21, A22 and so on close down one by one. No matter what measures are taken, a big depreciation of the US dollar is inevitable
the assumptions and figures used in the above calculation may differ from the actual situation, but the severity of the U.S. financial crisis cannot be underestimated.
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