Year: 2020

Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in Finance Blues article ‘How Might Political Change & Unrest Have an effect on Crypto in 2020?’.
The journalist wrote:
“Sukhi Jutla, co-founder and chief working officer of blockchain-based gold jewellery platform MarketOrders, defined to Finance Magnates that “political unrest typically demonstrates a loss in confidence within the governing authorities in a rustic. Governments are intently tied to the monetary techniques in place so this has a knock-on impact on the monetary panorama in a detrimental manner.”
“Political unrest tends to undermine the present monetary techniques in place and that is the place you additionally are inclined to see the worth of residence currenc[ies] plummeting,” Jutla continued. “It’s in these circumstances that crypto costs have a tendency to extend as traders transfer belongings to search out [assets] that aren’t managed or influenced by one occasion.”
Sukhi Jutla added that though Brexit is now a certainty with a specified date, markets might nonetheless reply frantically: “wven although we all know when Brexit will occur, we’ll proceed to see erratic conduct throughout the cash markets and this may also embody the worth of the pound,” she advised Finance Magnates.
“On this case, I predict there’ll a flurry of exercise within the gold and Bitcoin markets, driving each of those belongings market costs upwards. In occasions of chaos and uncertainty, we expect we do probably the most logical and rational issues, however all we do is panic within the face of concern and this can trigger the value of the pound to plummet.”
You can read the full article here.

Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in Finance Blues article ‘2019: The 12 months in Altcoins, and the 12 months Forward’.
The journalist wrote:
Sukhi Jutla, COO of blockchain B2B platform for the gold and diamond jewellery MarketOrders, informed Finance Magnates that the cash that she’s noticed to have a steady robust efficiency are those who have seen probably the most adoption; those who have “had buy-in from many members who would use the coin.”

The best classes I discovered from the 2018-2019 altcoin shakeout it this.

Most cryptocurrencies combat a shedding battle with value vs goal.

Function and use case would be the nice equalizer subsequent bull run.
“That is key for any success,” she mentioned, pointing to Ripple for example. “It’s good to have your stakeholders onboard and Ripple managed to do that nicely by getting belief and confidence from the banks who would use Ripple.”
Jutla additionally pointed to altcoins which have persistently delivered on guarantees of privateness: “Monero has additionally stood the check of time,” she mentioned.
“Customers worth their larger ranges of privateness. Sprint altcoins proceed to do nicely as a fee methodology which has proved to be quicker than Bitcoin. And naturally, Ethereum continues to go from power to power which has been pushed primarily as a result of a variety of purposes being constructed on this community.”
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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in The Lithuania Tribune article ‘Lithuania has become a centre for Fintech and the world has noticed’.
The journalist wrote:
Founder of the MarketOrders.net network and author of three books on blockchain Sukhi Jutla, who spoke at the Fintech Inn conference, congratulated Lithuania and emphasised that the country is recognised as being one of the most prospective countries in the fintech space.
“Fintech is expanding rapidly in the Baltic region and it is particularly visible here in Lithuania. This means that a niche will be created for new technologies and for creativity and this is the most important because if you have specialists if you hand them the necessary tools, you create new products. I would even dare say that in the near future, you will compete with London and will become the main fintech world centre,” S. Jutla spoke.
 
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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in Dignitas Digital article ‘What is Digital Transformation, according to experts’ about digital transformation.
She said: “For consumers, the traceability of a product is of paramount importance. And while the jewelry industry has tried to address this concern, it has been very slow to embrace new technology-driven solutions. Indeed, the supply chain for precious stones such as diamonds is among the most complex and fragmented of any industry.
But this entrenched conservatism, with all its inherent inefficiencies, is starting to give way as the industry begins to recognize the potential of blockchain.
In its journey from uncut stone buried under miles of earth and rock to its final resting place in the gleaming window of high-end jewellers, a precious stone will pass through dozens of hands.
It is notoriously hard to ensure a fully digital end to end supply chain is in place to evidence this. This is why in my business, MarketOrders.net, we are introducing new ways of working by introducing blockchain technology to track and authenticate gold and jewels that pass through the platform.
This is a huge digital transformation and in order to implement it, you need outstanding technology developers as well as the ability to convince your customers to embrace this innovation. The biggest challenge, therefore, is in convincing your stakeholders to jump onboard.
The best way to do this is to demonstrate how this new digital transformation can positively impact and benefit users. Another way to bring on board support is to show them how to use the new technology. In our case, this means helping our customers understand how to create digital wallets, using cryptocurrency to pay for orders and how they can use blockchain to authenticate the products in their stores.”
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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in MSN article ’17 Effective Ways to Be More Confident in 2020′.
She said: “When it comes to becoming more confident, I advise to avoid chasing perfection and instead aim to give your best on a daily basis”. “Only compare yourself to the person you were yesterday.”
In addition to being a successful entrepreneur, Sukhi is also a qualified life coach. This training has helped her in many ways through her career and when managing a team.
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Our CEO & Co-Founder, Ram Krishnna Rao, was recently quoted in Outback Teambuilding article ‘The Qualities of a Good Leader According to 10 Business Executives’.
He said: “As a leader, it’s your responsibility to inspire your team through both your words and your actions. This makes strong verbal and non-verbal communication skills one of the key qualities of a good leader.
Praise Your People for a Job Well Done
One of the most important ways leaders can communicate with their employees is by recognizing their achievements, whether monumental or minuscule. This is no secret to Ram Krishnna Rao, CEO at MarketOrders.
The-Qualities-of-a-Good-Leader-According-to-10-Business-Executives-Featured-1“The workplace has evolved a lot in the last decade,” explains Rao. “If respect was once sometimes gained by fear, it is now earned by your ability to make your collaborators heard, happy, and accomplished. You don’t become a great leader by putting people down, but by praising everyone’s achievements – no matter how big or small. Some people think that free food and gym subscriptions are what makes employees happy. I believe they’re wrong. What people really want is recognition for their hard work and purpose.”
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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in a few Chinese publications regarding Bitcoin predictions for 2020.
She said: “Political unrest tends to undermine the current financial systems in place and this is where you also tend to see the value of home currenc[ies] plummeting,” Jutla continued. “It is in these conditions that crypto prices tend to increase as investors move assets to find [assets] that are not controlled or influenced by one party.”
You can read one of the Chinese articles here.

Our COO & Co-Founder, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in Logo article ‘Things I Wish I Knew Before Joining a Co-Working Space’.
She said: “When working in a communal workspace, beware of the many distractions around you, which can prevent you from focusing properly on a task, especially when you are an introvert and need quiet and silence to get the work done.
This could include the noisy sounds of the coffee machine to people inadvertently holding ad-hoc standing meetings right next to your hot desk!
Events being held in the open spaces can also act as a distraction; when you need to do work that requires 100% of your focus, you may find your progress slows down. As human beings, we are always seeking pleasure over pain so when you are trying to tackle hard tasks like reviewing financial data, you may find the lure of the free coffee and cake wins far more often than you might have wished for!
You also need to be very organised and can book meeting rooms weeks in advance to ensure you have a quiet professional space to welcome clients, partners or team sessions.”
 
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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was recently quoted in Finance Magnates article ‘How Could Political Change & Unrest Affect Crypto in 2020?’.
She said: “political unrest generally demonstrates a loss in confidence in the governing authorities in a country. Governments are closely tied to the financial systems in place so this has a knock-on effect on the financial landscape in a negative way.”
“Political unrest tends to undermine the current financial systems in place and this is where you also tend to see the value of home currenc[ies] plummeting,” Jutla continued. “It is in these conditions that crypto prices tend to increase as investors move assets to find [assets] that are not controlled or influenced by one party.”
Sukhi Jutla added that although Brexit is now a certainty with a specified date, markets could still respond frantically: “Even though we know when Brexit will happen, we will continue to see erratic behaviour across the money markets and this will also include the value of the pound,” she told Finance Magnates.
“In this case, I predict there will a flurry of activity in the gold and Bitcoin markets, driving both of these assets market prices upwards. In times of chaos and uncertainty, we think we do the most logical and rational things, but all we do is panic in the face of fear and this will cause the price of the pound to plummet.”
 
Along with Sukhi, other experts gave their views:

• Monica Eaton-Cardone is a Forbes Technology Council member, fintech expert, and the co-founder and chief operating officer of international cybersecurity firm Chargebacks911.
• L. Burke Files is the President of Financial Examinations & Evaluations Inc., an international investigator, and due diligence expert.

 
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