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Top 3 price prediction Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple: The calm before the storm – FXStreet

The strong push that the crypto ecosystem has been receiving in recent weeks is perhaps going unnoticed.

It seems that, after the announcement of the Libra project by Facebook, many governments realized that the moment of jumping into Blockchain was approaching.

The giant Facebook proposal lifted legislators and regulators from their comfortable chairs as they had to face a project backed by compelling companies. That was the first step to stop the cravings of Facebook.

Apparently, that immediately dusted studies and parked projects, and from then, many countries have presented initiatives to launch digital government coins.

Germany has been quick to transcribe the new European regulations that will allow its banks to offer services related to cryptocurrencies.

China, Turkey or Tunisia have already declared their intention to transition to digital coins. The European Union discusses this openly, and influential people in the United States claim that they are in favor of taking this path.

Many of these governments oppose decentralized cryptocurrencies projects, but they will do little in a global digital environment where legislators have little capacity for direct action.

The process seems unstoppable, which does not exclude painful moments. As the scrutiny over the different crypto projects increases, there will be a selection. Smaller projects with little adoption will disappear.

The ETH/BTC pair is currently trading at the 0.0202 price level, within a narrow daily price range that is taking the Average True Range (ATR) to never-before-seen levels.

The last time the ETH/BTC pair moved through similar levels was in April 2017, shortly before the pair began its biggest ever rise.

Above the current price, the first resistance level is at 0.0206, then the second at 0.022 and the third one at 0.023.

Below the current price, the first support level is at 0.020, then the second at 0.019 and the third one at 0.018.

The MACD on the daily chart shows a completely flat profile and does not provide any further information. This indicator does not usually stay long in this situation, which supports the idea of a breakout move.

The DMI on the daily chart shows more movement than we can see in the price. Despite the low intraday range, bulls move higher. The bears, which tried to pass the ADX line again, are rejected downwards, continuing a pattern that should now lead to a change of leadership.

The BTC/USD pair is currently trading at the $7,208level and compresses between the $7,200 support level and the long term bearish channel ceiling at $7,300.

Above the current price, the first resistance level is at $7,300, then the second at $7,400 and the third one at $7,500.

Below the current price, the first support level is at $7,000, then the second at $6,850 and the third one at $6,750.

The MACD on the daily chart shows a precursor profile of an upcoming bullish cross. Statistically, the next significant move should be up.

The DMI on the daily chart shows the bears improving and trying to cross the ADX line up again. The bulls retreat and wait to see if the sellers get past the ADX line.

ETH/USD is currently trading at the $146price level and has chained five consecutive days of declines. The indicator structure proposes short term increases so that the current declines could be searches for better buy entry levels.

Above the current price, the first resistance level is at $150, then the second at $155 and the third one at $160.

Below the current price, the first support level is at $140, then the second at $130 and the third at $125.

The MACD on the daily chart shows a profile similar to the one we have seen on the BTC/USD pair. The MACD on the daily chart shows a pattern similar to the one we have seen on the BTC/USD pair.

The DMI on the daily chart shows the bulls at minimum levels with no intention of competing with the bears for leadership. Sellers increase their strength and may try to break the ADX line again.

The XRP/USD pair is currently trading at the $0.214 price level and is losing support at $0.22 again. The current situation is risky, as below this level, and up to $0.19, there is no reliable support.

Above the current price, the first resistance level is at $0.22, then the second at $0.24 and the third one at $0.253.

Below the current price, the first support level is at $0.19, then the second at $0.17 and the third one at $0.165.

The MACD on the daily chart shows a profile suggesting upward movement in the short term.

The DMI on the daily chart shows bulls moving at deficient levels that do not usually hold for long. Bears increase their trend strength.

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Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme That Keeps Dumping BTC Blamed for Bearish Price Action – U.Today

South Korean Bitcoin scam PlusToken could be responsible for Bitcoin's bearish price action, according to market expertJacob Canfield.

Canfield states that technical analysis (TA) is not reliable when bad actors who operated one of the biggest Ponzi scams in history keep dumping BTC on the open market.

The modus operandi of PlusToken was rather simple -- they offered their clients interest for storing coins on their platform. They promised to share part of their revenue that comes from exchange profit and mining.

Of course, none of this was true. PlusToken allegedly stole around $2.9 bln in digital assets from its investors, according to a report published by blockchain sleuthCipherTrace.

Considering the scope of this scam, it could give BitConnect a run for its money.

While some of the members of the PlusToken team were apprehended by Chinese police back in June, there are still those who keep selling their BTC holdings. Notably, the Bitcoin price crashed just days after the police raid.

The ominous scam is rumored to control about onepercent of BTC's total circulating supply, which means that there will be more selling pressure.

At press time, Bitcoin is changing hands at$7,142, CoinStats data shows. It is down two percent, which conveniently came after a new selling spree initiated by PlusToken fraudsters.

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Voyager Pays Out the First Month of Interest to Bitcoin (BTC) Holders – SludgeFeed

Voyager(CSE:VYGR), a crypto brokerage firm with a commission-free trading app, has officially paid out the first months worth of interest to users as part of its new Interest Program.

According to the recent announcement, Voyager has credited users with the interest they accrued in November for holding Bitcoin (BTC) and Voyager Token (VGX), the brokerages new token that was recently rebranded from Ethos (ETHOS).

With the Voyager Interest Program, investors can earn 3% annual interest on Bitcoin (BTC) and 5% on Voyager Token. Interest is calculated based on the average daily balance and is paid out in the interest-bearing asset by the 5th business day of each month.

Investors can earn $25 in free BTC by signing up for the Voyager app through this link and trading $100. (or use code: SLUDGE25)

Disclaimer: This articles author has cryptocurrency holdings that can betracked here. This article is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice. Always conduct your own due diligence before making investments.

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Which Major Altcoins Will Still Be Top Ranking Long Term? A Historical Review of the Altcoin Market’s Past Perhaps Provides Clues Crypto.IQ | Bitcoin…

Right now the top 21 altcoins onCoinMarketCapare:

The question is which of these altcoins will survive the test of time? To get an idea of what it takes for an altcoin to survive long term, it is important to look at the history of the altcoin market.

A Historical Review Of Which Major Altcoins Survived The Test Of Time

InFebruary 2014the altcoin market was just beginning to proliferate and diversify, with less than 100 altcoins on CoinMarketCap. Back then the list of the top 21 altcoins was almost entirely different than it is today, with Litecoin (LTC), Ripple (XRP), Peercoin (PPC), NXT, Omni, Dogecoin (DOGE), Namecoin (NMC), Quark (QRK), Bitshares (PTS), Megacoin (MEC), Worldcoin (WDC), Primecoin (XPM), Infinitecoin (IFC), Feathercoin (FTC), Novacoin (NVC), Tickets (TIX), Digitalcoin (DGC), Devcoin (DVC), Zetacoin (ZET), NetCoin (NET), and AnonCoin (ANC).

The only altcoins which were in the top 21 back in February 2014 that remain in the top 21 today are Litecoin (LTC) and Ripple (XRP). The common denominator between Litecoin (LTC) and Ripple (XRP) is they both are fundamentally unique and useful for something that is economically important in the crypto space.

Litecoin (LTC) is the first scrypt cryptocurrency, which is a variation of the proof of work (PoW) algorithm, and was initially useful among miners with GPUs who could no longer mine Bitcoin (BTC) profitably. Basically, miners could use their computers and GPU farms to profitably mine Litecoin (LTC), so a large community of miners developed around Litecoin (LTC). Scrypt mining continues to this day, except now miners use ASICs to mine Scrypt, but the concept is the same and there continues to be a large community of miners around Litecoin (LTC).

Ripple (XRP) has a unique distributed ledger system that facilitates instant conversion of fiat currencies during cross-border payments. This potential was known since the early days of Ripple (XRP), and this potential is becoming realized as dozens of banks and even Moneygram have begun to use the Ripple (XRP) network.

Dogecoin (DOGE) could perhaps still be considered a significant altcoin, but aside from having an active and well-known community, it has no unique technology and has been slowly sliding down the ranks over the years.

ByFebruary 2015the list of 21 altcoins became slightly more recognizable to the modern-day list, with Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), BitShares (BTS), PayCoin (XPY), Stellar (XLM), Dogecoin (DOGE), MaidSafeCoin (MAID), NXT, Dash, Peercoin (PPC), Namecoin (NMC), Counterparty (XCP), NuShares (NSR), Banx, YbCoin, (YBC), NuBits (USNBT), SuperNet (UNITY), Monero (XMR), Bytecoin (BCN), and GetGems (GMZ).Aside from Litecoin (LTC) and Ripple (XRP), the only cryptos which remain in the top 21 today are Stellar (XLM), Dash, and Monero (XMR).

Stellar (XLM) is actually very similar to Ripple (XRP) and is mostly useful its ability for its instant and practically zero-fee transactions which can be used to convert fiat currencies across borders. Perhaps there is simply room for two cryptocurrencies in the cross-border payments sector, and that is why Stellar (XLM) is still in the top 21 today. However, Stellar (XLM) is far less valuable than Ripple (XRP), and its lack of originality versus Ripple (XRP) brings into question whether it will survive long term.

Monero (XMR) on the other hand is highly original, and the king of privacy coins, giving users full anonymity by obscuring the origin, destination, and amount of a transaction. Anonymity will always be in demand in the crypto space, and Monero (XMR) will likely be top-ranking long term.

Dash (DASH) also is a privacy coin but uses a different mechanism to achieve privacy called masternodes, which mix a transaction through many addresses to obscure its origin and destination. Also, masternodes pay operators money, so a community of masternode operators has developed around Dash, which should help sustain it into the long term.

Which Modern Day Altcoins Have the Best Prospects for Remaining in the Top 21

Based on the history of altcoins, it seems that Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), EOS, Monero (XMR), IOTA (MIOTA), Maker (MKR), and Dash (DASH) have the highest chance of remaining in the top 21 long term.

Ethereum (ETH) is the top platform for dApp and smart contract development, Ripple (XRP) is the top cross-border payments crypto, Litecoin (LTC) is the top scrypt cryptocurrency, EOS is the top distributed proof of stake (dPoS) and decentralized governance cryptocurrency, Monero (XMR) is the top privacy coin, IOTA (MIOTA) is the top internet of things (IoT) and directed acyclic graph (DAG) crypto, Maker (MKR) is the top decentralized finance (DeFi) platform for lending and borrowing, and Dash (DASH) is the top masternode crypto.

Now for the coins that did not make the cut and the reasons why. Tether (USDT) is the top stablecoin, but it is legally embattled and may not survive long term. That being said, there will likely be a stablecoin among the top 21 altcoins long term.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin SV (BSV) are copycats of Bitcoin (BTC) and therefore likely will not survive long term, since they have no unique technology. Likewise, Stellar (XLM) is a copycat of Ripple (XRP) and slowly moving down the ranks long term. Also, Tron (TRX), NEO, and Cardano (ADA) are all trying to compete with Ethereum (ETH) in the dApps and smart contracts sector, which may prove to be a losing battle.

Exchange tokens like Binance Coin (BNB), LEO, and Huobi Token (HT) do not have solid prospects of surviving long term since they are entirely dependent on the fate of their respective exchanges. A lot can happen to an exchange over the course of years, such as hacks and crippling regulation.

Tezos (XTZ) is the top Proof of Stake (PoS) crypto, but long term PoS cryptocurrencies have had a tendency of dying out over time. It is perhaps possible that Tezos (XTZ) will survive long term, but other major PoS coins in the past have steadily slid down the ranks.

Chainlink (LINK) is competing with Ethereum (ETH) in the smart contracts sector and highly centralized, so its long term prospects do not appear to be good.

Cosmos (ATOM) perhaps has a chance of surviving long term, since it is the top crypto based on blockchain interoperability. However, Cosmos (ATOM) is relatively new, and it remains to be seen if blockchain interoperability is something the crypto space in general really needs.

Thus, a review of the history of the altcoin market reveals what characteristics a cryptocurrency needs to survive long term. These include being fundamentally unique and useful for something that is economically important in the crypto space. Conversely, if a cryptocurrency is a copycat or not useful for something that is economically important, then that altcoin will probably drop down the ranks over the years. Another positive factor is decentralization since, if a crypto is centralized, it could get attacked by regulators, or destroy itself via internal turmoil, at some point in the future.

These principles can be applied to any of the thousands of altcoins to determine if they have good prospects of surviving long term, not just the top 21.

In summary, based on a review of the altcoin markets history, it appears that Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), EOS, Monero (XMR), IOTA (MIOTA), Maker (MKR), and Dash (DASH) are the most original and fundamentally useful cryptocurrencies, and therefore have the best prospects for remaining in the top 21 in the coming years.

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XRP Added to Japanese Altcoin Market by BitFlyer – The Coin Republic

Prerna Sengupta Monday, 02 December 2019, 08:44 EST Modified date: Monday, 02 December 2019, 08:44 EST

Japans second-largest cryptocurrency XRP has been added to the Japanese cryptocurrency exchange, BitFlyer. XRP is second only to Bitcoin (BTC) in terms of trading volumes in japan. This marks XRPs presence in the Japanese Altcoin Market. It is their first addition of new virtual currency in almost 2 years.

Bitflyer is a Japan-based bitcoin exchange open 24 hours a day. It is one of the most active exchanges especially known for its JPY/BTC pair. They also allow BTC/ETH trading. In fact, they are recognized as one of the ten exchanges with real trading volumes.

Japanese users of BitFlyer can now buy and sell Ripples XRP using their web platform or through their bitFlyer Wallet app (iOS and Android). However, this facility is only available on BitFlyer Japan and not on the U.S. or Europe versions.

Andy Bryant, the co-head and COO of BitFlyer Europe says that they intend to create a global platform for traders the world over. They are, therefore, offering more options for their international customers.

For example, in September BitFlyer Europe added trading support for bitcoin cash (BCH), ether classic (ETC), litecoin (LTC), Lisk (LSK) and monacoin (MONA), while BitFlyer U.S. added support for BCH, ETH and LTC.

Interestingly, to commemorate the launch of a new cryptocurrency in almost two years, i.e., XRP, BitFlyer has also started a campaign in which 10 customers will get 100,000 yen who would trade at least a total of 5,000 JPY worth of XRP during the campaign which is scheduled to end on December 26, 2019.

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Global Cloud Hosting Service Market 2019 Industry Research, Segmentation, Key Players Analysis and Forecast to 2024 – News Midget

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‘Big 3’ Public Cloud Providers: 4 Reasons Not to Use Them – ITPro Today

When most folks think cloud, three names come straight to mind: AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. (People may even be thinking AWS more so than usual, with AWS re:invent in full swing.) These public clouds--which are known collectively as the Big Three--have dominated the public cloud computing market for at least the past five years. But just because there are three major public cloud providers does not mean you have to use one of them.

Indeed, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud are hardly the only public cloud providers out there. There are a variety of other contenders, ranging from the general-purpose clouds associated with major enterprises, like Oracles and IBMs, to public clouds from smaller vendors that specialize in only certain types of cloud services, like Wasabi and Backblaze.

This begs the question: When might you decide not to use one of the Big Three public cloud providers and instead opt for a lesser-known option?

To answer that question, lets start by considering why you would choose one of the Big Three. The reasons are obvious enough, but they are worth spelling out:

Each of these factors helps to make AWS, Azure or Google Cloud a compelling choice for many workloads.

But just because the Big Three are the most popular public cloud providers, it doesnt make them the best choice for every workload and deployment. Following are reasons why you might want to consider an alternative public cloud.

Perhaps the most obvious is cost. Depending on what you are deploying on the cloud, a Big Three vendor may or may not offer the most cost-efficient solution.

This tends to be particularly true in situations where you only need to run a certain type of workload on a cloud. In that case, you might find a better price by choosing a vendor that specializes in that service, rather than turning to one of the general-purpose public cloud providers.

For example, if all you need is cloud storage, a vendor that specializes in storage, like Backblaze or Wasabi, may provide better pricing than the storage services available from AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

Likewise, you may find that the Big Three vendors offer less choice or customization for a given type of workload than does another, smaller vendor.

Here again, this is often particularly true in situations where you have a certain type of workload to deploy. For instance, each of the Big Three clouds lets you run Kubernetes-based workloads. However, a variety of other vendors specialize specifically in cloud-based Kubernetes (or container-based apps in general), like OpenShift Online or Platform9.

Although most public cloud providers have data centers spread around the world, these centers are not always spread evenly. In some situations, you may opt not to use one of the Big Three clouds because it lacks data centers (or enough data centers) in a given geographic area that you need to serve.

For example, if most of your users are in Asia, you might prefer Alibaba Cloud over one of the Big Three. Alibaba has more than two dozen Asia-based cloud regions, whereas most other major public clouds have only a few, if any. On the other hand, Alibabas presence in Europe and North America is more limited.

Choosing a cloud provider that offers many hosting options in a particular region can help improve performance in that region (because it means data centers are closer to your users). Presence in a particular region may also simplify compliance requirements, in the event that regulations require workloads to be hosted in a certain country.

Each of the Big Three clouds offers dozens of services. In general, having this array of options is a good thing.

But for organizations where IT governance is lacking or oversight is lax, too many choices can become a negative. They can lead to what I call cloud sprawl, or the temptation to launch new cloud services just because you can.

You can avoid this temptation by choosing a cloud provider that simply doesnt offer so many services. For example, if your basic cloud computing needs amount to IaaS, you might decide to make it an organizational policy to use Rackspace instead of AWS, Azure or Google. Rackspace offers a fairly extensive list of IaaS-related cloud services, but it doesnt offer a lot of other options that could result in cloud sprawl.

Its worth noting that we are living in the age of multicloud. Many companies are no longer choosing just one or another. However, in many cases, multicloud strategies are oriented around combining two or more of the Big Three clouds together, rather than mixing a Big Three cloud with a lesser-known alternative.

As long as you are comfortable with the complexities that come with multicloud, then, by all means, adopt a multicloud architecture. But as you build your multicloud strategy, keep in mind that multicloud doesnt have to involve just AWS and Azure, or just Azure and Google Cloud. You can mix and match other public clouds into your multicloud architecture, as well. In fact, you dont need to include any of the Big Three clouds in a multicloud strategy at all; you could build a multicloud architecture out of alternative clouds alone.

There are some good reasons to build a cloud computing strategy based on on AWS, Azure and/or Google Cloud. But there are other good reasons for looking beyond the Big Three and considering lesser-known or more specialized public cloud computing vendors.

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Global Managed Hybrid Cloud Hosting Market 2019 by Manufacturers, Countries, Type and Application, Forecast to 2025 – World Industry Reports

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Logz.io Unveils First-Ever Open Source-Based Cloud Observability Platform Powered by ELK and Grafana – GlobeNewswire

BOSTON and TEL AVIV, Israel, Dec. 03, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Logz.io, a leading solution for open source based log management and cloud security, today announced the launch of the first-ever Cloud Observability Platform, powered by the open source ELK and Grafana. The platform enables engineers to reduce time to resolution, increase their productivity, and integrate security into DevOps workflows. It is delivered as a fully managed, developer-centric cloud service providing a single pane of glass for monitoring, troubleshooting and securing distributed cloud workloads and Kubernetes.

As engineering teams build and ship code faster, they employ technologies such as Kubernetes and serverless resulting in application stacks that are distributed, abstracted, and difficult to monitor. As a result, achieving observability in modern IT environments has become cumbersome, and time consuming. To solve this issue, engineers prefer to use open source tools, such as ELK and Grafana, because they are accessible, easy to set up, community-driven, and purpose-built to solve developers problems. In addition, they are cloud-native and easy to integrate with modern infrastructure such as Kubernetes and other open source projects.

However, open source tools can be difficult to maintain and scale, costing engineers both time and effort. Logz.ios Cloud Observability Platform enables engineers to use the best open source tools on the market without the complexity of managing and scaling them.

Powered by both Kibana and Grafana, the Observability Platform makes it easy for engineers to correlate between metrics and logs, providing complete visibility into Kubernetes and distributed cloud workloads. In addition, Logz.ios Cloud Observability Platform features out-of-the-box proactive alerting and advanced machine learning capabilities so engineers can identify and resolve issues and threats faster.

The Cloud Observability Platform is the culmination of three unique product offerings, which together provide visibility into all layers of a given environment:

As todays builders and creators, developers rely on open source for its flexibility, creativity and innovation, but scaling, managing and hosting Open Source monitoring and logging tools can be resource and time-intensive, said Tomer Levy, CEO of Logz.io. We firmly believe developers are most productive when they are free to use community-driven, open-source tools, but we recognize the challenges that come along with scaling these solutions to fit businesses. We built the Logz.io Cloud Observability Platform because we want every software engineer in every company to have access to tools like ELK and Grafana without being bogged down by maintenance or scale.

The Logz.io Observability Platform will premier at AWS re:Invent booth #2213, where the companys product experts will showcase the platform and provide demos to event attendees. For more information on Logz.ios Observability Platform, contact lauren@logz.io.

About Logz.ioLogz.io is a cloud observability platform that enables engineers to use the best open source tools in the market without the complexity of managing and scaling them. Logz.io offers three products, Log Management built on ELK, Infrastructure Monitoring based on Grafana, and an ELK-based Cloud SIEM. These are offered as fully managed, developer-centric cloud services designed to help engineers monitor, troubleshoot and secure their distributed cloud workloads more effectively. Engineering driven companies like Turner Broadcasting, Siemens , and Unity use Logz.io to simplify monitoring and security workflows, increasing developer productivity, reducing time to resolve issues, and increasing the performance and security of their mission-critical applications.

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Join Us For The IBM i On The Public Cloud Webinar – IT Jungle

December 4, 2019Timothy Prickett Morgan

After so many years of waiting, it looks like IBM i shops are going to have a wide variety of options when it comes to acquiring true cloud computing to either replace or augment their on premises systems.

IBM, Google, Microsoft, and Skytap all are offing slices of Power9 machines, which complement the cloudy and hosted infrastructure that has been available for a number of years from Connectria, iInTheCloud, UCG Technologies, LightEdge Solutions, Data Storage Corp, Source Data Products, Secure Information and Services, and First Option IT have offerings that fall on the spectrum from traditional hosting to cloud as well. There is clearly a lot going on here, after a decade and a half of waiting for what I used to call utility computing before Amazon Web Services uncloaked from stealth back in March 2006 and everyone started using its cloud metaphor.

On December 5 at 1 p.m. Eastern, we will be participating in a webinar being hosted by John Blair, founder and president of Blair Technology Solutions, to talk about all things cloud as they relate to the IBM i platform. We did a profile of Blair Technology back in early November, and the company is offering services layers on top of the public cloud offerings from IBM, Google, and Microsoft, which is partnering with Skytap because of the IBM i expertise that it has developed over several years.

The webinar will go over the current state of the cloud for IBM i as well as go over the various scenarios where cloud capacity makes sense initially for customers disaster recovery and high availability are the obvious starting points for IBM i shops and how this expands out to either running test/development in the cloud or moving applications wholesale to a public cloud and getting rid of on premises iron entirely. This is not a cheap option from an operational perspective, but it does add flexibility and that is worth something. We will also talk about the various assessment, migration services, and managed services that are layered on top of these public cloud offerings. There is still plenty of stuff that the big public clouds dont do for IBM i shops that a service provider like Blair Technology can fill in the gaps for. And rapid templating, something that Skytap has been doing, is also a key feature. Everything we said about IBM i also applies to AIX, of course.

The IBM Power on Public Cloud webinar will last for 45 minutes, including plenty of time for question and answer from the audience. You can sign up for the live webinar at this link, and we hope that you will do so. We look forward to sharing our thoughts about IBM i on the cloud and hearing yours.

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