/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3979483
The first piece of legislation is the successor to BitLicense, called CAPA, The Cryptoasset Protection Act, which makes it all but impossible to have dealings in cryptofinance over a value of one hundred mBTC without insuring the principal at a guaranteed FINRA regulated and bonded institution.

Gemini acquires smaller exchanges as they close, lobbyists make out like thieves, the Winklevoss twins are not heard of ever again.

Looking for someone to help out with my currency. I haven't launched it because I need a JS/React developer to finish the electron/IPC-RPC functionality. Anybody down? If you have C++, Swift, or Node skills, that's a plus as well.

We had some guys come into work last week and talk about bots in the workplace. They mainly talked about the effect they would have on big corporations and most of what they talked about seemed very rudimentary.

They showed us a simple screen-scrapper that filled in fields from a document to a system automatically.

They mentioned the technology was only something like 18 months old. They called it an RPA (SIC).

The bot seemed very easy to code. It was a simple process flow that followed the line of tasks.

I have friends who are programmers, and I work in business. I would love any thoughts on starting a business that builds and offers these services to other small-medium sized businesses. This seems like an opportunity to get smaller businesses on board seeing as the focus is mostly on the bigger fish, so to speak.

One industry in particular I'm thinking is the auto industry. Car dealers could benefit from automation in their processes.

Any thoughts?