FIS

RevolutionaryPhoto24

Ok - thank you! I need a strategy for the amount I set aside for trading so I can position into others. It’s so tempting to add more capital but I know that’s stupid. I also do this early am before work (spend too much time on Reddit during work :() at abt 4-5 am eastern. So mive trading capital to the top two movers and then after work sell if the chart looks like it’s tapped out? Or do you set limit orders for your targets? Sorry for the simplistic questions, I’m very new to trading at all. But 30 to 60% means doubling my capital and that’s certainly a great goal and will create all the ‘new’ money I could want to put into other projects for a year. Was FIS one of the top two? I don’t know that one at all. Thanks a million for helping me figure out a plan - I’ve definitely lost some capital not understanding how/when to trade so quickly (it’s all gains as I took my initial investment out last month.)

IndependentFun1529

I just made a nice chunk on FIS, what I do is early morning when I wake up work 6am central time I look at the 10 big movers on Coinbase … usually the top two if around 30% will go to 60% through out day …

Perfect_Ability_1190

Initial governing members: - abrdn - Avery Dennison - Boeing - Chainlink Labs - COFRA Holding - DBS Bank - Dell Technologies - Dentons - Deutsche Telekom - DLA Piper - EDF (Électricité de France) - eftpos - FIS (WorldPay) - Google - Hitachi America - IBM - Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - LG Electronics - London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) - Magalu - Nomura Holdings - ServiceNow - Shinhan Bank - Standard Bank Group - Swirlds - Tata Communications - Ubisoft - University College London (UCL) - Wipro - Zain Group

ahalhavaes

Great insight. Do you regularly share updates? I'd love to stay in the loop. The crypto market's looking promising, but let's hope no bearish news hits it hard. I'm currently trading FIS in hopes of a Coinbase listing and QANX, which just launched its Quantum Resistant private blockchain. What are your thoughts on them?

JackRipster

We know they get their USDC via FIS who use Hedera to record their Proof of Reserves. They stated they'd build out on Hedera as well. I think we'll see this partnership sending USDC over most networks and exchanges.

Father_Earth

Article Former General Manager and Open Source Leader at Wipro, Andrew Aitken joins Hedera as Chief Open Source Officer, bringing critical expertise from advisory roles at the US White House, Microsoft, and global financial institutions August 3rd, 2023 - Hedera, the leaderless proof-of-stake network leading the next generation of the Web, has appointed Andrew Aitken as Chief Open Source Officer (COSO), to lead its realignment as a fully open source Web3 platform. Andrew is a veteran in the open source sector, having served as an open source expert to the White House, guest lecturer for Stanford’s Entrepreneur Program and founder of the industry’s only think tank. The addition of a COSO role, rarely found in the software industry, is a testament to Hedera’s commitment to promoting community collaboration both within its ecosystem and in the industry as a whole. “Open source solutions play a vital role in standardizing transparency and re-establishing trust in the digital sphere, and the emergence and adoption of Web3 technologies provides an opportunity to elevate the level of trust and transparency,” said Aitken. “What drew me to Hedera was the opportunity to work with such an incredibly smart group of people, community, and Governing Council members, to further establish Hedera as the standard for enterprise blockchains. Though Hedera did not start out its journey as an open source project, it has always had a focus on serving the community. I'm joining the firm to ensure we build a broad ecosystem of participants, continue to deliver achievements in innovation, and provide long-term opportunities through community engagement and transparency in our actions." In his new capacity as Chief Open Source Officer, Aitken leverages deep domain expertise to assist Hedera in open sourcing everything from tooling, to cross-chain functionality and source code. Most recently, Andrew led the open source team at Wipro Technologies, championing open source adoption for enterprises and delivering business value through open-source service solutions. Wipro has played an important role in contributing to product development on the Hedera network, having served as a member of the Hedera Governing Council since 2020. Aitken is an elected member of the Board of the Fintech Open Source Foundation (FINOS) and previously served as Wipro Board Adviser at the Open Source Security Foundation; Linux Foundation Networking. He was also on the board of OSEHRA, a non-profit dedicated to accelerating open source health reporting. “I’m thrilled to see an open source leader like Andrew joining Hedera as COSO, an important signal of commitment by Hedera not only to open source but to open governance and industry wide standards in the Web3 space” said Gabriele Columbro, Executive Director of FINOS and General Manager of Linux Foundation Europe. “I have had the honor to collaborate with Andrew for several years, both at the community level on several projects and at leadership level in the FINOS Governing Board, and I have no doubt his wealth of experience and strategic experience will help realize Hedera’s open source vision.” Tasker Generes, vice president of vision and innovation at ServiceNow and Member of the Board of the Hedera Governing Council said: “It has become increasingly clear that the current lack of transparency and trust in Web2 is fueling the growth of Web3. With a proven history of overseeing large-scale system redesign and community-building projects, Andrew is uniquely positioned to help Hedera remain at the forefront of the transition to Web3. At ServiceNow, we look forward to continue working with Hedera to help our joint customers gain a competitive edge as the open source function continues to grow.” The announcement follows the successful launch of the ‘Hedera Improvement Proposal (HIP)’ program in 2022, which exists as a medium to propose new features or upgrades to the network — and simultaneously collect community thoughts, build consensus, and document dissenting opinions on issues and proposals. Looking forward, Hedera intends to continue progressing toward full decentralization as it lays a solid foundation to grow its community action and involvement through its HIP program — and this new hire marks an important step in achieving this. About Hedera Hedera is an open source, leaderless proof-of-stake public ledger. Hedera’s robust ecosystem is built by a global community, on a network governed by a diverse council of industry-leading organizations, including; Avery Dennison, Boeing, Chainlink Labs, COFRA Holdings, DBS Bank, Dell, Dentons, Deutsche Telekom, DLA Piper, EDF (Électricité de France), eftpos, FIS (WorldPay), Google, IBM, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), LG Electronics, The London School of Economics (LSE), Magalu, Nomura Holdings, ServiceNow, Shinhan Bank, Standard Bank Group, Swirlds, Tata Communications, Ubisoft, University College London (UCL), Wipro, and Zain Group. For more information, visit www.hedera.com

JackRipster

Unlikely, Google is an active council member and recently hosted the council meeting. Also the council voted that members must build on the network and Hedera's council is filled with huge companies. LG, Boeing, IBM, Dell, ServiceNow, Avery Dennison, FIS, DLA Piper to name a few.

Paskee

Ledger is planting them red flags like its FIS downhill race.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Privacy is identified as a key priority for a potential Digital Pound, according to FIS CBDC and digital asset strategy head Julia Demidova. Demidova stated that a central bank digital currency (CBDC) could achieve greater transparency and visibility of transactions while protecting individual privacy. She emphasized the need for proper safeguards to respect end-user privacy if the Bank of England moves forward with a Digital Pound. Launching a CBDC would involve extensive testing and integration into existing infrastructure. The Bank of England recently concluded its consultation on a potential Digital Pound, and the final decision on its rollout may take up to two years. The UK has also shown signs of embracing the crypto industry, with plans to create a distinct legal framework for digital assets and become a web3 hub. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

mesutdmn

People: We want privacy. FIS: We have privacy at home.

Alone_Present_1966

Privacy is an absolute necessity when it comes to a Digital Pound. It's incredibly reassuring to see the FIS CBDC strategy head making privacy a key priority

PreferenceHuman4083

Lol nano is garbage, of you are going dag why not just do the one that invented it. The one with real entrepirse adoption and more transactions per second than all of the rest of the crypto combined. The one already working with Servicenow on a cbdc, and FIS for payment systems. Hedera hashgraph - hbar Realtps.net

ApprehensiveSkirt160

I guess IBM, Dell, Google, Boeing, FIS, service now and other Fortune 500 usecases are funny... That's the neat thing about a velocity model as hedera push txs not just into thousands of tps but millions a second. It's price action would be guaranteed and will have set minimums. Making hedera the safest bet in crypto. I guess the real question is, are you an investor or a gambler. Because 99% of the networks in existence can not meet the technical need to afford to be self sustainable. If you're sinking money into a network that can not self sustain on transactions alone, and instead sinks into its store of value. You have already setup for failure.

Dr_I_Abnomeel

I respect Hedera too, but I disagree with your statement. People *think* Hedera is highly centralized but when you look deeper at what Hedera actually is (and why) you see a very well organized project that has made some strong decisions about *how* to be decentralized and how to remain so for years to come. Decisions which go against the grain of what most other networks or projects do - yes, you may not be able to run nodes anonymously (yet) or spread the network and fork it to your heart's content. But what is there is very much **decentralized**: Dozens of well known entities that are **not related** to each other, running nodes in **different jurisdictions** and on **different continents**, in **different industries**, on a **rolling timeframe**, using **different cloud platforms**. It's one of the few networks that is actually *provably* decentralized - the transparency offered by the fact that we *know* who the different nodes are run by and we *know* they are not the same people. We can also see they are not even in the same regions or industries. Anyone can look at the Hedera network and see that there is no single party in control and no group secretly pulling the strings. This is not something that can be said of many other popular networks where we *do not* know who is running the network, where control over that network can be bought or granted and can remain anonymous to the point of being dangerous. People should be pointing fingers and questioning those networks "How decentralized is it actually?", "How much control do the founders wield?" and "How decentralized will it be in 1,2,5 years time when controlling the network is highly lucrative for a small group of anonymous entities to discretely take over?" In Hedera's case we know each entity **is** **not** in cohorts with any other - IIT Madras has no influence over Dell or DLA Piper, Google doesn't get to tell IBM what to do, Boeing doesn't get to collude with EDF or UCL or FIS or Ubisoft etc. etc. because they are all their own entities with their own processes and employees and reputations at stake. As for governance, the individual entities get just one vote each, no matter if they're Google or Standard Bank or Ubisoft. They can't buy their votes and they can only influence the decisions and direction of the network through proper discourse and publicly minuted meetings. Plus they lose their place on the council after their terms expire. To me, Hedera is a very strong network which **is** decentralized but is clearly misunderstood.

365Dillweed365

FIS. Got FISted.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Technology giant Dell has joined the Hedera governing council. The council contains industry heavyweights such as Google, FIS, Abrdn and Nomura. As a part of the council, Dell will run a consensus node, which is used to determine transaction ordering. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

ApprehensiveSkirt160

Even that doesn't seem to matter sometimes. Thanks, Luna. I personally decided to go with a platform with "more accountability." Like Hedera Hashgraph. HBAR. Since it's not ownd by 1 single party like luna, sol, or ada. It's owned by 30+ parties, each with their own reputations at their own corporations, and each creating use cases on the dlt. Corperations like Boeing, ubisoft, dla piper. Avery Denison, and FIS. That has a real reputation and something to lose. So it's not just one person yeet'ing to exit after a fake death. It's 30, and accountability actually lands somewhere.

WholeNewt6987

HBAR for sure. It is decentralized despite what reddit users think and it has solved the trilemma. There are also enterprises actively building on the network with use-cases that are imminent. Proof: Technicals: https://hashport-network.medium.com/hashport-explores-hederas-main-strength-vs-competition-2c28e5c883e3 Tokenomics: https://youtu.be/3Vu5ewGCmB8 Just a few companies building: ServiceNow, Avery Dennison, DLA Piper, Coupon Bureau, FIS, Emtech, LG etc

SilverCamaroZ28

Banks are offering services for "investments" it seems, not to actually use the coin within the company. But yes, Banks have been here for a long long time. Look at Ripple and Stellar Lumens. They are specific for banks, and even Stellar worked with IBM to create IBM World Wire. Chain INC with Admin Ludwin back in the day was huge. Today it's R3 now I think. And the main leader, FISERV, last year announced they partnered with a firm to offer Crypto to small banks using Bakkt. [https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/89941/fiserv-partners-bakkt-on-crypto](https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/89941/fiserv-partners-bakkt-on-crypto) If you are a small or medium sized bank, you use FISERV, FIS or Jack Henry as your software source. They create the "Core" software that is used within the bank.

JackRipster

FIS just posted on twitter WORLDPAY FOR PLATFORMS Unleash your possibilities with new products, new markets and new experiences, all with Worldpay for Platforms. https://www.fisglobal.com/worldpayplatforms

jeeptopdown

They said more details will be coming, but thinking about it I wonder if FIS is going to become the oracle for the entire USDC ecosystem across all chains?

JackRipster

FIS = largest payment processor in the world

ApprehensiveSkirt160

It's hilarious these reactions when you say hbar and FIS, but mention xrp and swift and it becomes the talking point of success. The double standard exists entirely with tribalism.

ApprehensiveSkirt160

IBM, Google, Boeing, dla piper, ubi soft. Are all on the governing board along with 20 other fortune 500 corporations. Most intresting on the board is FIS, considering to be on the board requires a commitment to build within the economy system, and FIS is incharge of the American CBDC. Beyond that 5-6 enterprise use cases are expected that will bring 500 to 5,000 tps per use case. It's a pretty solid token.

Perfect-Ad-7429

I worked at a bank as an analyst and later a leader for over a decade, so I am intimately familiar with banking and the kinds of systems they use. Even if I wasn't, you think just brushing off good business practice - and not just that, the very cornerstone of good practice, EXPENSE! - as something to not consider makes any sense at all? Banks above most other industry weigh cost/benefits constantly. There is not one question that this would be considered. It isn't an argument, it's a fact. Regarding DOS systems...maybe you're talking about the ledgers that keep books. Otherwise, that's just plain incorrect. Lots of banks (and any other company integrated into the world financial system) have to use vendors like FIS to help them do their business and THEY use old systems with overlays on top. That's the nature of the financial system, and exactly why we are talking about them scaling up to blockchain...lol

skyguy6153

Wrong again 🤡, do some research: -Hedera’s Hashgraph technology is far faster and secure than Bitcoin and Ethereum (capable of 10,000 transactions per second. Ethereum can only do about 30, and won’t surpass Hashgraph until ETH 2.0 arrives. Bitcoin can only do 4.6.) -Hedera is owned and governed by a council of over 39 companies, which include Google, Standard Bank, Shinhan Bank, Boeing, Chanlink Labs, IBM, Ubisoft, LG, FIS, and more!

365Dillweed365

Absolutely the truth. By the way, what do you guys think of FIS?

RookieRamen

>I think the Hedera Governing Council might peek your interest as they have companies like: LG, Swirlds, FIS, Wipro, Google, IBM, Zain, Boeing, TATA Communications, Deutsche Telekom, and as of lately Ubisoft, the list is massive check it out. Thanks will look in to it!

CompetitiveFeed4

I think the Hedera Governing Council might peek your interest as they have companies like: LG, Swirlds, FIS, Wipro, Google, IBM, Zain, Boeing, TATA Communications, Deutsche Telekom, and as of lately Ubisoft, the list is massive check it out. In addition, Hedera has an entity called the HBAR Foundation which has been greatly helping Devs and innovators get funded to build the best eco-friendly and energy efficient Dapps and DeFi protocols

hashgraph

That would be neat! However, unlikely. The more likely scenario would be companies like FIS, WorldPay, Google, etc. begin facilitating transactions using USDC (or another stablecoin) as a form of payment. In that scenario, a stablecoin on Hedera is well positioned. For example, USDC on Hedera offers fast speeds and scalability (10k txns / second), low/stable transfer costs ($0.0001 USD paid in HBAR per transaction always), and fast settlement times (2 - 3 seconds on average). Brady Gentile | Director, Startup Ecosystem ([Twitter](https://www.twitter.com/bmgentile))

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Worldpay will offer merchants the ability to receive settlements directly in USDC, one of the world’s most valuable stablecoins. FIS has formed a collaboration with Circle, the fintech firm behind USDC. Worldpay will become the first international merchant acquirer to offer such settlements. USDC is the 5th most valuable digital asset in the world. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Character_Donkey_929

It's obvious by now that governments have interests in crypto, with some making it a legal tender, some taxing up to 30% of it and some recently saying they would accept it for oil and gas. Asides the major ones like BTC, ETH and other altcoins like FIS, which other coins might likely get government interests.

Character_Donkey_929

How about $FIS from StaFi protocol - a crypto project focused on providing liquidity solutions for all staked PoS assets. They recently launched an AMM for their liquidity tokens (rDEX).

Rimanzu

2017 still hunts my uncle on BTC. But I'd Learnt From him anyway. 50% BTC 20% ETH The rest splitted across DOT, FIS and AVAX.

Rimanzu

No matter how, BTC will have a minimum of 50% of my portfolio, 20% on ETH and the rest spitted across, DOT, FIS AVAX.

Rimanzu

Maybe you can deduce a pick from my choice. I've gat SOL, ETH, MATIC and DOT; ETH being the biggest bag, now on staFi. FIS and GNS lowMcap pick. Apparently, I'm not buying anything more other than adding to my SOL bag and keeping my staking plan going seamlessly.

Rimanzu

Herefore i tell you, other than buying the dip, low market cap coins are also the real money printers. Stacking up for the next bull run and adding to the initial weight of others might be a tasking job. I'm still contemplating on CKB anyway, I got FIS already (one of the best POS token I know), still on active Rocketpool and staFi staking and trying to add more Algo bag. It's a great deal of work man.

Rimanzu

I'm only staking for now, My eyes on FIS (for staking as well) and I'm also scouting for what biz loves.

Rimanzu

BTC, LINK, FIS, AVAX. The market will determine each percentage.

Rimanzu

SOL, FIS, AVAX. It seems biz loves CKB as well.

Rimanzu

FIS, low MCAP, and a great PoS tokens to stake on liquid staking protocol like Stafi. Try and make your search on it.

Rimanzu

FIS is new anyway, but its project StaFi is still not the due traction.

Rimanzu

The more of a reason I'm considering FIS, based on my research, it is one of the great PoS tokens to stake, the project is also a liquid staking solution protocol. It's predecessor succeeds, I'm keen it would too.

Rimanzu

>It's critical to capture a good coin early Hell of a job. I ventured into some just after they've made their first pump, they were very sluggish to make another impulsive move. Now, I've gotten FIS, high pump potential but no pump yet, just that I could stake it for high APY on its Dex. To get on early now seems to be a luck.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Crypto exchange Crypto.com and Worldpay from FIS have released a joint report on customer and merchant demand by industry. 75% of customers want to purchase goods or services with cryptocurrency and 60% of Worldpay's merchants have the appetite to accept cryptocurrency for goods and services. Both parties have expressed a desire to transact with the highest market cap currencies and stable coins. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; 60% of merchants want to accept crypto as a payment means within 2022, according to a new report by Crypto.com and Worldpay from FIS. The report surveyed over 110,000 merchants and over 1.5 million Worldpay customers in Q4 2021. Currently, only 4% of retailers accept crypto payments. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Worldpay from FIS has released a joint report with Crypto.com covering attitudes around cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange. The report found that 40% of customers would like to use their crypto to buy things, but only 4% of merchants actually accept it. By contrast, 60% of both customers and merchants showed interest in using crypto this year. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

sandygws

tldr: >Singapore (February 15, 2022) – Crypto.com and WorldPay from FIS have found the appetite for spending and accepting crypto payments is large. This joint report gives insights into customer and merchant demand by industry.

Character_Donkey_929

It's exciting to see companies open up to receiving Cryptocurrencies as payments. With Uber now on the spotlight, I hope the currencies accepted will not be only limited to $BTC and $ETH they should also make room for other great altcoins like $FIS

Character_Donkey_929

Doing your own research and Diamond hands💎👐 go together. People are more convinced to hold out coins they've done research on themselves and are quite sure of the long-term prospects. I can for sure say this about myself and me holding $FIS.

Ubikwedus

Crypto.com just partnered with a Fortune 500 company today. Y’all think that’ll effect price or is the downward movements of btc force cro down? https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

Responsible-Plate-66

today it will be released that Crypto.com has partnered with a multi billion fortune 500 company. ​ https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

myphoneislaggy

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

sith_happenss

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Crypto.com has partnered with Worldpay from FIS to be a global validator and operator for the Crypto.org Chain. Worldpay will also provide global merchant acquiring services to support Crypto.com’s continued growth and global expansion. The crypto platform is a global crypto platform which serves over 10 million customers. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

sandygws

Tldr: > Rapidly growing crypto platform engages Worldpay from FIS as a blockchain validator and will utilize the company’s payment gateway and global acquiring services to support continued global expansion. >Worldpay will process card-based purchases and sales of cryptocurrencies for Crypto.com. >Worldpay is an experienced Card-to-Crypto processor, which provides services for 4 of the top 5 cryptocurrency exchanges.

andurbfifmfodnwusbd

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

andurbfifmfodnwusbd

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220208005189/en/Crypto.com-Partners-With-Industry-Leading-Blockchain-Validator-and-Merchant-Acquirer-Worldpay-From-FIS-to-Support-Global-Expansion

Character_Donkey_929

I really can't wait for Google pay and other major merchants and vendors to accept $FIS and other Cryptocurrencies. It will further boost mass adoption for the crypto space.

Character_Donkey_929

Despite all those who sold, I remain uninfluenced and still hold my $FIS because of the conviction that the project will succeed in providing liquidity solutions for all proof of stake tokens.

Character_Donkey_929

It's definitely not a bad thing to convert profits to fiat, at least till Crypto really catches up to really really global adoption and you can spend your $FIS virtually anywhere without having to convert to other currencies. This could be sooner than we expect.

Character_Donkey_929

I felt this way very recently when I couldn't add more $FIS to my holdings. I love buying coins of Crypto projects I believe will impact society on a large scale. StaFi protocol surely falls into that category, creating liquidity solutions for staked assets.

greenappletree

there has been a couple already, however I'm still searching around for a better curated list. Here is one that has closed, [https://medium.com/harmony-one/the-first-stakedrop-for-harmony-stakers-under-way-3ed9c477bbfd](https://medium.com/harmony-one/the-first-stakedrop-for-harmony-stakers-under-way-3ed9c477bbfd) >In the first phase, Stafi will launch ONE’s StakingDrop at 19:00 (UTC+8) 12 Aug, 2020 and is expected to airdrop 200,000 FIS to ONE Stakers. ONE is the native token of Harmony. there is also rumor going around for another one coming up but I can't confirm it.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; New York Digital Investment Group (Nydig) has raised a $1 billion growth equity investment from WestCap Management at a valuation of more than $7 billion. Nydig's new investors include Bessemer Venture Partners and FinTech Collective, along with strategic partners and existing investors Affirm, FIS, MassMutual, Morgan Stanley, and New York Life. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; NYDIG has raised $1 billion in a growth equity funding round that will value the company at more than $7 billion. The round was led by WestCap, with participation from prior leads Bessemer Venture Partners and FinTech Collective, as well as strategic partners and existing investors Affirm, FIS, Fiserv, MassMutual, Morgan Stanley, and New York Life. The capital will be used to further develop NYDIG's institutional-grade Bitcoin platform. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Character_Donkey_929

DYOR. This acronym is heavily underrated in the Crypto space. Instead of looking for someone to spoon feed you and tell you the coin to buy or projects that are actually useful. You can take your time to Do Your Own Research and you will find lots more gems the likes of $FIS.

_Agent_Michael_Scarn

Anything and everything. Long-term, I think a lot of them will simply build out native capabilities to buy/hold/sell crypto. My own company is doing that exact project, but only starting with Bitcoin and ETH. From what I have seen elsewhere, most financial companies shooting for in-house crypto capabilities are doing the same, with the long-long-term roadmap of supporting DeFi projects and payment coins, such as a Celo or Stellar. I think there will be stablecoin support too, most likely just USDC, but most companies in the space are having trouble figuring out how they would monetize a solution like that. In the short-term, it's all partnerships. Look up NYDIG, that is the #1 company I see people partnering with right now. As more crypto-related companies get some experience under their belt and build out their revenue streams, I would expect to see more partnerships and acquisitions. (Again Fireblocks and Chainalysis are two other massive ones at the moment and also Paxos). Outside that, it's a lot of "what-ifs" and hastily drawn roadmaps. These companies (especially FIS, Fiserv, and Jack Henry) aren't trying to be crypto pioneers. However, they do want to take all the successful crypto universe elements and incorporate them. So when DeFi and Web 3.0 eventually take off, you'll see a lot more activity around that. Currently, right now it's all focus on just the trading capabilities and payment rails. Hope that answers your question?

Character_Donkey_929

El Salvador really understands what it means to buy the dip. I think my neighbour learnt it from them because they also bought more $FIS recently.

zegall

Just a heads up, there's quite a few there that are not low-cap, but I've checked and many are bellow 100 million. PROS and FIS, for instance, are bellow 20m.

Character_Donkey_929

😂Did they think they'll find Bitcoin notes or physical coins on it. The next thing we'll hear is that they are raiding farms and taking out stakes hoping to find DeFi tokens like $FIS.🤣

lladobo

The kinds of coin I like varies. Like this week I was looking for coins that stood the test of time. Since KNC and ZRX survived the last bear market I bought them during the previous dip. My thinking was in case it really is bear market again it will survive. But I'll more likely sell them soon. Lol. I can never hodl the coins I don't fully believe in. A week ago, I was looking for low market caps that has potential to grow and found Lina and FIS. I swing traded the two and they gave me okay profit last week. But now they are red but I don't worry too much. I'm thinking of actually hodling LINA at least until December. Do you hodl your low cap coins??

aquariuspaladin

The truth is, this is not you typical BSC token by any means. Its not even close. There is: \- A real platform being developed and has been in development since before our TG was even opened \- A real team with strong backgrounds working with multiple fortune 500 companies ranging from IBM, to FIS, to DHL Express — IF they trusted us with their security infrastructure, you can bet you can trust us with building the worlds best Hybrid Digital Asset Trading Platform \- NO TEAM TOKENS - We have NO tokens to sell for any purpose \- Steam Exchange Inc is fully registered in Ontario, Canada as a corporation \- Steam Exchange is a MONEY SERVICES BUSINESS in Canada — We are literally considered a financial institution by our Government and are FINTRAC compliant — https://www10.fintrac-canafe.gc.ca/msb-esm/public/detailed-information/msb-details/7b226d73624f72674e756d626572223a3136353832322c227072696d617279536561726368223a7b226f72674e616d65223a22737465616d2065786368616e6765222c2273656172636854797065223a317d7d/ This is not driven by meme... this is not driven by hype... this is not driven by false perception such as rebase. This is an honest to goodness organization striving to disrupt the Crypto Ecosphere and provide solutions to its many problems.

FluffyPick

FIS

ExSqueezeIt

Ah ok. Seem pretty good, FIS only at 11 and CVP at 33 million current supply with 100 mil max both. Both at 1.8-1.9 atm, FIS was at 4$ ath and cvp at 10$ ath like a month ago. I really fucking hope these 2 do their thing again. Also seem like solid projects on their own. But glad to see other people following the low cap approach. Literally no coin on market with 10 mil supply thats under 10$. So these are a bargain atm it seems

ExSqueezeIt

So coins under a billion or under 100-200 million? Any thoughts on CVP or FIS?

GeneralZex

I see. I am not sure. You may be able to cobble something together using Square and Cash App (assuming you can link the account for point of sale with Cash App). Searching google I found something that *may* work, FIS global, but do you due diligence.

Mofatness

Um what? This is not decentralized. "The Hedera network is the most used, sustainable, enterprise-grade public ledger for the decentralized economy. The platform is governed by a council of the world's leading organizations, including Avery Dennison, Boeing, Chainlink Labs, Dentons, Deutsche Telekom, DLA Piper, EDF (Électricité de France), eftpos, FIS (WorldPay), Google, IBM, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), LG Electronics, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Magalu, Nomura Holdings, Shinhan Bank, Standard Bank Group, Swirlds, Tata Communications, University College London (UCL), Wipro, and Zain Group."

Character_Donkey_929

Usecases like this have a way of fostering mass adoption. If things goes smoothly it might not be long before other solid altcoins like $FIS become wildly accepted.

Character_Donkey_929

This looks so cool. I plan on getting a neon sign too that says FIS when StaFi Protocol launches their 10th rToken. They've already launched 7 so far rFIS, rETH, rDOT, rATOM, rKSM, rMATIC, rBNB all which are the staking derivatives of their respective coins and make staking more profitable and fun.

Character_Donkey_929

These are more than five. Though they are great picks but you missed out FIS. Its a great coin that I feel should be on everyone's fav list. They are on mine. The future of staking POS tokens isn't complete without FIS.

Character_Donkey_929

This headline makes me more bullish on crypto. I can't wait for the day $FIS would also be accepted. I'm confident this will happen since it seems only solid coins are accepted.

Dubya_Tea_Efff

Post says FIS as core provider. I was curious which of their cores they are on.

rynsp8

Alright, so I've only read the 9 pages of their initial whitepaper and they certainly exude the idea of "first isn't always best." They don't necessarily use the BlockChain model but use a HashGraph. I haven't looked into that too deep but I believe it is uniquely different than blockchain. Similarities, but not the same. The thing that got me was their governance model. These aren't a few dudes hanging out in a garage making a chain, these are LARGE, GLOBAL MARKET SHARE COMPANIES, i.e. Boeing, Google, IBM, LG, and the one that really made me stand up was FIS Global. Most people may not know about FIS Global. They are one of the leading banking software companies in the world. Chances are your local bank or credit union is using one of their platforms. They are a HUGE player in the world stage.

ExSqueezeIt

FIS please

ExSqueezeIt

FIS, CLV, C98 are the ones I am currently eyeing. Basically you want to find coins with 3 digits behind their single digit decimal point, FIS for instance shifter to 4 digits some times past month when the pumps and dumps became more frequent but still has only 11 mill circulation and was worth 2.5 with 26 million $ market cap, meaning if they pump 100 million into it its 10$ coin... its daily trade volume is usually at his market cap or exceedes twice as much when they swinging it up and down to siphon money out of it

ExSqueezeIt

FIS will go crazy, only 11 mil in circ with 25 mil market cap already 2$. Could go 20-30 by end of the year easy

SilverCamaroZ28

Explain "bank transaction" in your first sentence? Was it a wire? Do they use the same bank? Do they use ACH? Was it Zelle or Venmo? 100% blame the federal government, not the bank. https://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/regcc/regcc.htm Guidelines for disclosing funds availability policies to customers. It also depends on the banking core software. So some core software made by Jack Henry, FIS, or FISERV are real time systems, while others will do one large update at night. Plus its the weekend, banks have limited hours on the weekend and are not 24/7. Since the Federal Reserve is closed on Weekends and does not process transactions, banks usually are closed. So also blame the Federal Reserve for not being open 24/7 to help process payments I guess.

JDP-Phoenix

Somehow I think FIS CEOs know more about it than any of us likely ever will.

homemaj

Been deep into FIS for awhile now. I regretted not selling after it skyrocketed the last time, but held on long enough to experience another nice run up. I don't think we're anywhere near the top. Lots of run to run way up from here.

Tha-One113

Atom, FIS, Filecoin

LevathianX1

Thoughts on Stafi (FIS)?

365Dillweed365

FIS is up. Small MC a pumping