Sentence examples for coin movement from inspiring English sources
"But if we look at the most innovative Bitcoin exchanges they are already putting coins into cold storage, and introducing multiple signatories on coin movement," Mr Greenhill added.
I placed a $100 bet that I immediately lost after a heretofore unseen flurry of coin movement.
As the fund grew there were larger and larger coin movements which put strain on my reserve accounts and ultimately caused delays on withdraws and the inability to fund orders within my system.
The bitcoin software encrypts each transaction — the sender and the receiver are identified only by a string of numbers — but a public record of every coin's movement is published across the entire network.
The bitcoin software encrypts each transaction the sender and the receiver are identified only by a string of numbers but a public record of every coin's movement is published across the entire network.
Traxler (1995) has coined the movement of retaining sectoral (or central) bargaining with more room for additional enterprise bargaining 'organized decentralisation', which he has contrasted with 'disorganized decentralisation' when national or sectoral agreements are ended.
This coin's every movement — and the movement of every coin like it — is recorded in a constantly updating, shared ledger.
In 1999, the US ad agency StrawberryFrog coined the phrase "movement marketing"; one of its key points is to avoid trying to convince an audience of something they don't know yet, but to tap into what they already believe.
Last year author Bernice McFadden, whose latest work of fiction, Glorious, is about race relations and the civil rights movement, coined the term "seg-book-gation" and lashed out at the publishing industry for lumping all black authors "into one heap known as 'African American literature'".
Only when the anti-rape feminist movement coined the term over a decade later did Cohen's understanding of her experience evolve.
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