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Post III: Identity clues/language/lost friendship - @TorontoPaper1 Revisit by u/PleaseJustText

Post III: Identity clues/language/lost friendship - @TorontoPaper1 Revisit DISCLOSURE - I do NOT want to spam the sub! I have additional tweets saved/grouped & can post them, but again - I do not want to spam. Some themes are also very controversial, Epstein, et. I worried about posting them & crossing political lines. Topics:MM's fake racism claimsHow she & Harry broke up more than onceHow MM got involved in politics & should not have done that (In both the UK and the US)Epstein - MANY tweets on thisMANY references to fake pregnancies, while also alluding to actual children*Hi again, fellow Sinners ....It's raining here & I can't weed my flower beds so I'm back down the rabbit hole. It's my day 'home alone.' :) Today, I focused on the tweets referring to the apparent lost friendship between MM & the person/people behind the Twitter account.We/Us is mentioned several timesThe author/authors also warn MM ... people she thinks are her friends ... are not.The author/authors are sad RE: what they THOUGHT was a true friendship - 'DEEP/HEARTFELT.'Also refers to her, 'former victim' being in control??'We love the British sense of humor' is also referenced, which makes me think - this is definitely from NOT from British authors. As an American, I would say, 'THE British sense of humor.' I feel like a British person would just say, 'a British sense of humor.' No 'The.' If that makes sense.I also included one of several tweets with a French phrase. In English, this one translates into, 'A friend is slow to find and quick to lose.'Tweets are in chronological order:Feb 9, 2019Feb 10, 2019Feb. 11, 2019 -- ENGLISH: 'A friend is slow to find and quick to lose.'Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019March, 4, 2019March 8, 2019March 9, 2019March 11, 2019Jan 20, 2020Jan 7, 2020 post link: https://ift.tt/v3IBfYa author: PleaseJustText submitted: May 08, 2024 at 08:09PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit disclaimer: all views + opinions expressed by the author of this post, as well as any comments and reblogs, are solely the author's own; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the administrator of this Tumblr blog. For entertainment only.

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Select a ranking Special reports Ranking Complete Ranking DB-Engines RankingThe DB-Engines Ranking ranks database management systems according to their popularity. The ranking is updated monthly. Read more about the method of calculating the scores. 350 systems in ranking, February 2020RankDBMSDatabase ModelScoreFeb 2020Jan 2020Feb 2019Feb 2020Jan 2020Feb 20191.1.1.Oracle Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS, RDF store1344.75-1.93+80.732.2.2.MySQL Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store1267.65-7.00+100.363.3.3.Microsoft SQL Server Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS1093.75-4.80+53.694.4.4.PostgreSQL Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store506.94-0.25+33.385.5.5.MongoDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableDocument, Multi-model Document store, Search engine433.33+6.37+38.246.6.6.IBM Db2 Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, RDF store165.55-3.15-13.877.7. 8.Elasticsearch Detailed vendor-provided information availableSearch engine, Multi-model Search engine, Document store152.16+0.72+6.918.8. 7.Redis Detailed vendor-provided information availableKey-value, Multi-model Key-value store, Document store, Graph DBMS, Search engine, Time Series DBMS151.42+2.67+1.979.9.9.Microsoft AccessRelational128.06-0.52-15.9610.10.10.SQLite Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational123.36+1.22-2.8111.11.11.Cassandra Detailed vendor-provided information availableWide column120.36-0.31-3.0212.12. 13.SplunkSearch engine88.77+0.10+5.9613.13. 12.MariaDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS87.34-0.11+3.9114.14. 15.Hive Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational83.53-0.71+11.2515.15. 14.Teradata Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS, Time Series DBMS76.81-1.48+0.8416.16. 21.Amazon DynamoDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Key-value store62.14+0.12+7.1917.17. 16.SolrSearch engine56.16-0.41-4.8118. 19. 19.SAP HANA Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS54.97+0.28-1.5819. 18. 18.FileMakerRelational54.88-0.23-2.9120. 21. 17.HBaseWide column52.95-0.39-7.3321. 20. 20.SAP Adaptive ServerRelational52.73-1.86-3.0222.22.22.Neo4j Detailed vendor-provided information availableGraph51.21-0.45+3.3523.23.23.Couchbase Detailed vendor-provided information availableDocument, Multi-model Document store, Key-value store32.16+0.12-3.4224.24. 27.Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Graph DBMS, Key-value store, Wide column store31.95+0.44+7.0925.25.25.Microsoft Azure SQL DatabaseRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Graph DBMS31.41+3.20+4.2826.26. 33.Google BigQuery Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational27.56+0.81+8.8127. 28. 24.MemcachedKey-value25.30+0.20-4.1428. 27. 26.InformixRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Time Series DBMS24.89-0.25-1.4729.29. 28.Vertica Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store22.63-0.02-0.1730.30. 32.FirebirdRelational21.82-0.73+2.4731. 32. 35.InfluxDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableTime Series21.57+0.44+5.8132. 31. 29.Amazon Redshift Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational20.97-0.62-0.0233.33. 31.NetezzaRelational18.75-0.87-1.0334.34. 30.CouchDBDocument18.13-0.24-1.8735.35. 34.Spark SQLRelational16.95-0.19+0.3836.36. 37.ImpalaRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store15.71-0.32+0.9137.37. 40.dBASERelational14.20-0.58+2.3138. 39. 41.Firebase Realtime DatabaseDocument12.35+0.07+1.9239. 38. 36.MarkLogic Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Native XML DBMS, RDF store, Search engine12.25-0.11-2.7440.40. 38.GreenplumRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store11.93-0.21-0.9141.41. 39.Oracle EssbaseRelational10.64+0.07-1.3442.42. 44.Microsoft Azure SQL Data WarehouseRelational9.58+0.14+1.1243.43. 76.PrestoRelational9.53+0.39+6.0544. 46. 46.Realm Detailed vendor-provided information availableDocument8.85+0.62+1.9745. 44. 42.Datastax Enterprise Detailed vendor-provided information availableWide column, Multi-model Wide column store, Document store, Graph DBMS8.48-0.18-0.6746. 45. 43.Hazelcast Detailed vendor-provided information availableKey-value, Multi-model Key-value store, Document store8.28-0.08-0.6147.47. 53.Amazon AuroraRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store8.18+0.01+2.2948. 53. 45.SphinxSearch engine7.26+0.74-0.3149. 48.etcdKey-value7.24-0.0650. 49.50.H2Relational7.13+0.07+0.7151. 50. 48.Aerospike Detailed vendor-provided information availableKey-value6.88+0.06+0.2652. 51. 47.EhcacheKey-value6.68-0.01-0.1253. 52. 49.InterbaseRelational6.55-0.08+0.0154.54. 55.Microsoft Azure SearchSearch engine6.31-0.17+0.7755. 57. 72.Google Cloud FirestoreDocument6.21+0.55+2.4556. 55. 54.IngresRelational5.92-0.43+0.1657. 56. 59.SAP SQL AnywhereRelational5.75-0.03+0.5258. 59. 51.Riak KVKey-value5.47+0.07-0.6259. 58. 57.Kdb+ Detailed vendor-provided information availableTime Series, Multi-model Time Series DBMS, Relational DBMS5.38-0.11-0.0260.60. 58.DerbyRelational5.22-0.10-0.1061. 62. 63.SAP IQRelational5.01-0.14+0.5862. 64. 56.IgniteMulti-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS5.00-0.01-0.4263.63. 52.OrientDBMulti-model Document store, Graph DBMS, Key-value store4.94-0.17-1.1164. 67. 65.Google Cloud DatastoreDocument4.89+0.08+0.5865.65. 61.Microsoft Azure Table StorageWide column4.86-0.15+0.0866. 61. 64.ArangoDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Graph DBMS, Key-value store, Search engine4.85-0.35+0.5067. 66. 60.HyperSQLRelational4.85-0.11-0.2768. 69. 74.AlgoliaSearch engine4.69+0.07+0.9869. 68. 71.AdabasMultivalue4.53-0.13+0.7370.70. 73.MemSQLRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store4.49-0.03+0.7571.71. 67.JackrabbitContent4.36-0.14+0.3872. 73. 75.MaxDBRelational4.15+0.13+0.4473. 72. 93.PrometheusTime Series4.01-0.06+1.5174. 79. 80.Oracle NoSQL Detailed vendor-provided information availableKey-value, Multi-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS3.91+0.30+0.8775. 78. 100.ClickHouseRelational3.89+0.19+1.6076. 75. 107.CockroachDBRelational3.85+0.07+1.7777. 74. 66.AccumuloWide column3.83-0.09-0.2878. 81. 68.RavenDBDocument, Multi-model Document store, Graph DBMS3.82+0.37-0.1179. 76. 69.OpenEdgeRelational3.80+0.03-0.0980. 82. 70.CloudantDocument3.74+0.29-0.0981. 77. 62.RethinkDBDocument3.63-0.13-0.9082. 80. 78.InterSystems CachéMulti-model Key-value store, Object oriented DBMS, Relational DBMS, Document store3.43-0.10+0.1583.83. 82.GraphiteTime Series3.34-0.01+0.3984.84. 77.UniData,UniVerseMultivalue3.300.00-0.0785.85. 87.SAP Advantage Database ServerRelational3.13+0.01+0.4186.86. 91.Amazon CloudSearchSearch engine3.08+0.03+0.5687. 90. 81.Oracle Berkeley DBMulti-model Key-value store, Native XML DBMS2.98+0.14-0.0188.88. 84.PouchDBDocument2.96-0.01+0.0389. 87. 108.EXASOLRelational2.89-0.14+0.8390. 91. 79.Google Search ApplianceSearch engine2.77-0.03-0.2891. 96. 83.Virtuoso Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Graph DBMS, Native XML DBMS, Relational DBMS, RDF store, Search engine, Document store2.77+0.12-0.1792. 89. 86.LevelDBKey-value2.77-0.10+0.0393. 95. 96.4DRelational2.72+0.03+0.3394. 93. 85.Apache DrillMulti-model Document store, Relational DBMS2.69-0.05-0.1495. 92. 88.RRDtoolTime Series2.68-0.09-0.0296. 97. 98.RocksDBKey-value2.67+0.06+0.3497. 104.Microsoft Azure Data ExplorerRelational2.66+0.3398. 94. 92.InfinispanKey-value2.64-0.05+0.1499. 98. 106.Apache Jena - TDBRDF2.62+0.02+0.44100.100. 104.IMSNavigational2.59+0.16+0.38101. 107. 102.Snowflake Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational2.56+0.32+0.30102. 101. 105.CloudKitDocument2.53+0.16+0.34103. 99. 90.Percona Server for MySQLRelational2.52+0.07-0.05104. 103. 101.Amazon SimpleDBKey-value2.46+0.13+0.19105. 102. 95.EnterpriseDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store2.38+0.02-0.06106. 108. 99.Oracle CoherenceKey-value2.38+0.23+0.07107. 109. 89.TimesTen Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational2.31+0.19-0.39108. 106. 111.Google Cloud BigtableWide column2.27+0.02+0.58109. 110. 133.ScyllaDBWide column2.25+0.19+1.19110. 112. 103.OpenTSDBTime Series2.14+0.17-0.10111. 113. 110.Google Cloud SpannerRelational2.13+0.20+0.44112. 111. 94.DatomicRelational2.12+0.14-0.34113. 105. 97.OmniSci Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational2.08-0.22-0.27114. 118. 117.jBASEMultivalue1.99+0.19+0.43115. 121. 134.Amazon NeptuneMulti-model Graph DBMS, RDF store1.96+0.23+0.90116. 117. 119.MonetDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store1.95+0.14+0.50117. 116. 118.DruidMulti-model Relational DBMS, Time Series DBMS1.91+0.03+0.42118. 120. 113.IBM Db2 warehouseRelational1.90+0.13+0.25119. 115. 115.Versant Object DatabaseObject oriented1.89+0.00+0.24120. 119. 125.JanusGraphGraph1.88+0.11+0.65121. 114. 149.TimescaleDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableTime Series, Multi-model Time Series DBMS, Relational DBMS1.88-0.04+1.00122. 124.122.GeodeKey-value1.81+0.22+0.53123.123. 112.VoltDBRelational1.78+0.14+0.12124. 122. 109.GridGainMulti-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS1.77+0.10-0.24125. 126. 126.TiDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store1.73+0.16+0.50126. 127. 116.Red BrickRelational1.64+0.08+0.06127. 130. 166.D3Multivalue1.61+0.18+0.88128. 125. 120.TiberoRelational1.59+0.00+0.18129.129.129.ObjectStoreObject oriented1.57+0.14+0.37130. 128. 114.mSQLRelational1.46-0.02-0.19131. 134.131.SQLBaseRelational1.46+0.13+0.38132. 136. 123.BaseXNative XML1.43+0.19+0.16133. 132. 124.MnesiaDocument1.43+0.07+0.20134. 131. 121.Db4oObject oriented1.38-0.03+0.07135.135. 127.DatameerDocument1.34+0.06+0.12136. 133. 128.EmpressRelational1.29-0.05+0.06137. 139. 130.CubridRelational1.24+0.13+0.10138. 144. 154.TarantoolKey-value1.22+0.16+0.38139. 138. 132.MatisseObject oriented1.21+0.08+0.14140. 143. 138.Altibase Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational1.20+0.14+0.20141. 142. 147.HFSQLRelational1.16+0.10+0.27142. 145. 169.Dgraph Detailed vendor-provided information availableGraph1.16+0.11+0.45143. 137. 152.GraphDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Graph DBMS, RDF store1.14+0.00+0.28144. 140. 189.InterSystems IRIS Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Key-value store, Object oriented DBMS, Relational DBMS1.13+0.06+0.60145. 141. 170.LiteDBDocument1.08+0.01+0.38146. 152. 172.CitusRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store1.07+0.07+0.39147. 158. 153.NuoDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational1.06+0.12+0.21148. 159. 146.WiredTigerKey-value1.05+0.13+0.15149. 157. 155.NCache Detailed vendor-provided information availableKey-value1.05+0.11+0.24150. 149. 142.Model 204Multivalue1.03+0.02+0.09151. 147. 139.InfobrightRelational1.01-0.02+0.04152. 153. 137.Oracle RdbRelational1.01+0.02+0.01153. 155. 140.NonStop SQLRelational1.00+0.03+0.05154. 166. 214.FaunaDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Graph DBMS, Relational DBMS, Time Series DBMS0.98+0.18+0.62155. 146. 135.IDMSNavigational0.98-0.05-0.05156. 148. 136.GiraphGraph0.98-0.04-0.03157. 150. 143.DataEaseRelational0.98-0.04+0.06158. 163. 141.1010dataRelational0.96+0.10+0.01159. 156. 145.GT.MKey-value0.950.00+0.04160. 154. 151.SednaNative XML0.94-0.04+0.08161.161. 156.FoundationDBMulti-model Document store, Key-value store, Relational DBMS0.94+0.08+0.14162. 165. 171.Stardog Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Graph DBMS, RDF store0.91+0.10+0.22163. 160. 144.HAWQRelational0.90-0.01-0.01164. 169. 174.DBISAMRelational0.89+0.10+0.22165. 151. 173.TigerGraph Detailed vendor-provided information availableGraph0.87-0.13+0.19166. 182.Amazon DocumentDBDocument0.84+0.16167. 162. 148.AllegroGraph Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Document store, Graph DBMS, RDF store0.84-0.01-0.04168. 171. 225.YugabyteDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store, Wide column store0.83+0.06+0.52169. 168. 161.R:BASERelational0.82+0.03+0.06170. 164. 163.ZODBKey-value0.820.00+0.07171. 167. 150.XAPMulti-model Document store, Key-value store, Object oriented DBMS0.81+0.01-0.06172. 170. 180.GemStone/SObject oriented0.81+0.03+0.19173. 172. 159.KognitioRelational0.79+0.02+0.01174. 173. 160.Objectivity/DBObject oriented0.78+0.02+0.01175.175. 167.solidDBRelational0.730.00+0.00176. 174. 178.XapianSearch engine0.73-0.02+0.08177. 186. 157.Splice MachineRelational0.73+0.06-0.06178. 180. 165.Datacom/DBRelational0.72+0.02-0.01179.179. 177.WebSphere eXtreme ScaleKey-value0.71+0.00+0.05180. 178. 164.ScaleArcRelational0.710.00-0.03181. 176. 179.FrontBaseRelational0.71-0.01+0.08182. 177. 175.ClustrixRelational0.70-0.01+0.03183. 184. 176.eXist-dbNative XML0.70+0.02+0.03184. 183. 186.Event StoreEvent0.70+0.02+0.14185. 202. 206.PerstObject oriented0.70+0.14+0.29186. 181. 168.Actian VectorRelational0.690.00-0.03187. 193. 201.Northgate RealityMultivalue0.69+0.08+0.27188.188. 187.Tokyo CabinetKey-value0.68+0.04+0.11189. 187. 158.BigchainDBDocument0.67+0.00-0.12190. 191. 188.CrateDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Relational DBMS, Search engine, Document store0.67+0.04+0.13191. 199. 190.ObjectDBObject oriented0.65+0.08+0.11192. 189. 191.BlazegraphMulti-model Graph DBMS, RDF store0.640.00+0.11193. 185. 162.MapR-DBMulti-model Document store, Wide column store0.63-0.04-0.12194. 190. 184.OpenBaseRelational0.62-0.02+0.05195. 194. 198.SQL.JSRelational0.610.00+0.15196. 192. 181.SciDBMultivalue0.60-0.02-0.01197. 205. 182.Percona Server for MongoDBDocument0.60+0.080.00198.198. 193.KineticaRelational0.59+0.02+0.07199. 203. 185.VistaDBRelational0.58+0.03+0.02200. 197. 183.Graph EngineMulti-model Graph DBMS, Key-value store0.58+0.00+0.01201. 196. 192.NexusDBRelational0.57-0.02+0.04202. 195. 196.OpenInsightMultivalue0.57-0.04+0.07203. 201. 194.KairosDBTime Series0.56+0.01+0.04204. 206. 226.c-treeACE Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS0.51-0.01+0.21205. 210. 209.ObjectBoxObject oriented0.51+0.03+0.12206. 212. 211.BoltDBKey-value0.51+0.03+0.13207. 200.YellowbrickRelational0.50-0.06208. 222. 213.AlaSQLMulti-model Document store, Relational DBMS0.49+0.10+0.12209. 204. 231.GridDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableTime Series, Multi-model Time Series DBMS, Key-value store, Relational DBMS0.48-0.04+0.21210. 207.210.RedlandRDF0.48-0.04+0.10211. 213. 197.MapDBKey-value0.48+0.00-0.01212. 208. 237.Alibaba Cloud MaxComputeRelational0.47-0.02+0.22213. 211. 203.Postgres-XLRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Document store0.47-0.02+0.05214. 216. 199.Tokyo TyrantKey-value0.46+0.01+0.01215. 214. 207.SQream DB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational0.44-0.02+0.04216. 209. 218.JadeObject oriented0.44-0.04+0.10217. 215. 202.RasdamanMultivalue0.44-0.01+0.02218.218. 205.TrafodionRelational0.43+0.01+0.02219. 217. 204.eXtremeDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Relational DBMS, Time Series DBMS0.42-0.02+0.01220. 219. 228.Amazon TimestreamTime Series0.41+0.01+0.13221. 228. 219.4storeRDF0.40+0.03+0.06222. 232. 215.Project VoldemortKey-value0.40+0.05+0.04223. 220. 217.RDF4JRDF0.390.00+0.05224.224. 222.ScalarisKey-value0.39+0.01+0.07225. 226. 220.HibariKey-value0.39+0.01+0.06226. 223. 208.InfiniteGraphGraph0.39+0.00-0.01227. 225. 235.LokiJSDocument0.38+0.00+0.13228. 231. 245.SnappyDataRelational0.37+0.02+0.16229. 237. 224.Mimer SQLRelational0.37+0.07+0.06230. 227. 234.c-treeEDGE Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS0.370.00+0.11231. 221.RocksetDocument, Multi-model Document store, Relational DBMS, Search engine0.37-0.02232. 230. 221.Raima Database ManagerRelational0.37+0.00+0.04233. 229. 212.StarcounterObject oriented0.35-0.01-0.02234. 259. 227.Actian PSQLRelational0.35+0.15+0.04235. 233. 216.ModeShapeContent0.35+0.02+0.00236.236. 247.Alibaba Cloud Table StoreWide column0.32+0.02+0.12237. 234. 233.Alibaba Cloud HybridDBRelational0.32+0.01+0.06238. 248. 240.Kyoto CabinetKey-value0.31+0.06+0.06239. 240. 242.PipelineDBRelational0.31+0.01+0.07240. 252. 238.IBM Db2 Event StoreMulti-model Event Store, Time Series DBMS0.30+0.08+0.05241. 235. 223.TajoRelational0.30-0.01-0.01242. 239. 232.SearchBloxSearch engine0.30+0.01+0.03243. 245. 236.FlockDBGraph0.29+0.02+0.03244. 241. 230.OpenQMMultivalue0.28-0.01+0.00245. 246. 246.Riak TSTime Series0.28+0.02+0.07246. 244. 229.SequoiadbMulti-model Document store, Relational DBMS0.270.00-0.01247. 242. 241.LovefieldRelational0.27-0.01+0.03248. 251. 274.HeroicTime Series0.27+0.04+0.17249. 243. 278.GRAKN.AI Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Graph DBMS, Relational DBMS0.27-0.01+0.17250. 238. 263.ITTIARelational0.25-0.05+0.11251. 247. 248.AxibaseTime Series0.250.00+0.05252. 255.DolphinDBTime Series0.25+0.04253. 249. 239.Comdb2Relational0.23-0.02-0.01254.254. 265.Valentina ServerRelational0.23+0.02+0.10255. 262. 276.EJDBDocument0.21+0.03+0.11256.256. 270.XtremeDataRelational0.200.00+0.09257. 253. 293.LeanXcaleMulti-model Key-value store, Relational DBMS0.20-0.02+0.14258. 260. 254.HyperGraphDBGraph0.20+0.01+0.03259. 258. 250.ElevateDBRelational0.19-0.010.00260. 250.260.RedStoreRDF0.18-0.06+0.03261. 263.QuestDBTime Series, Multi-model Time Series DBMS, Relational DBMS0.180.00262. 257. 292.MulgaraRDF0.17-0.03+0.10263. 264. 253.TransLatticeRelational0.17+0.00-0.01264. 261. 284.Transbase Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational0.17-0.02+0.09265. 300. 251.Warp 10Time Series0.15+0.09-0.03266. 265. 252.EsgynDB Detailed vendor-provided information availableRelational0.15-0.01-0.03267. 299.Nebula Graph Detailed vendor-provided information availableGraph0.14+0.08268. 266. 257.CubicWebRDF0.14+0.00-0.02269. 268. 275.TinkerGraphGraph0.14+0.01+0.04270. 275.KeyDBKey-value0.13+0.02271. 289. 264.AnzoGraph Detailed vendor-provided information availableMulti-model Graph DBMS, RDF store0.13+0.05-0.01272. 270.GeoSpockRelational, Multi-model Relational DBMS, Time Series DBMS0.12-0.01273. 267. 258.AgensGraphMulti-model Graph DBMS, Relational DBMS0.12-0.01-0.04274. 269. 311.GraphBaseGraph0.12-0.01+0.07275. 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Black Knight: National Mortgage Delinquency Rate Decreased in March

From Black Knight: Black Knight’s First Look: Prepayments Surge on Lower Interest Rates; Seasonal Delinquency Rate Improvement Remains Muted

• Prepayment activity increased by 28% month-over-month, the largest single-month increase in more than 2.5 years, in response to declining interest rates and the start of the homebuying season • The national delinquency rate fell by 5.3% for the month, the smallest improvement for any March in six years in what is typically the strongest-performing month of the year • March 2019 ended on a Sunday, which has historically led to an increase in delinquencies, and came on the heels of February’s atypical increase in delinquencies • At 40,400 for the month, foreclosure starts were down 19.5 percent from January and edged close to September 2018’s 15-year low • The month’s 39,700 foreclosure starts marked the lowest single-month volume in more than 18 years, while reduced outflow held active foreclosure inventory steady at 264,000 • Outstanding 90-day delinquencies have now fallen below 500,000 for the first time in more than 12 years

According to Black Knight's First Look report for March, the percent of loans delinquent decreased 5.3% in March compared to February, and decreased 2.0% year-over-year. The percent of loans in the foreclosure process decreased 0.2% in March and were down 18.8% over the last year. Black Knight reported the U.S. mortgage delinquency rate (loans 30 or more days past due, but not in foreclosure) was 3.65% in March, down from 3.89% in February. The percent of loans in the foreclosure process decreased slightly in March to 0.51% from 0.51% in February. The number of delinquent properties, but not in foreclosure, is down 9,000 properties year-over-year, and the number of properties in the foreclosure process is down 57,000 properties year-over-year.

Black Knight: Percent Loans Delinquent and in Foreclosure Process  Mar 2019Feb 2019Mar 2018Mar 2017Delinquent3.65%3.89%3.73%3.62%In Foreclosure0.51%0.51%0.63%0.88%Number of properties:Number of properties that are delinquent, but not in foreclosure:1,903,0002,019,0002,912,0001,831,000Number of properties in foreclosure pre-sale inventory:264,000264,000321,000448,000Total Properties2,167,0002,284,0002,232,0002,279,000

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency? By Tim CopelandCryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019 U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world.

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

By Tim Copeland Cryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019

U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world. It announced today it has created a cryptocurrency known as the JPM Coin, a U.S dollar backed stablecoin designed to be used by big business.

So far, the most well known stablecoin is Tether, which has a market cap of $2 billion. But many questions have been raised over the dollar reserves it claims to have, as it has not performed a sufficient audit. In response, other stablecoins have popped up, with Circle’s USDC—which is supported by Coinbase—becoming the number two contender. In fact, there are now more than 120 of them, mostly based on the U.S. dollar. But none have quite the pedigree that JP Morgan is bringing to the table. So will the bank’s stablecoin be the next big cryptocurrency?

The JPM Coin is, like many others, a stablecoin which is asset-backed by U.S. dollars. This means for every JPM coin issued, there will be a corresponding dollar kept under lock and key. By doing so, the value of the coin, in theory, should stay at the $1 mark—but this hasn’t always held true for other stablecoins. The idea is that a stable, US-backed currency can be used to move money across borders without incurring conversion fees, as currently happens in fiat. Ripple is also trying to provide this service.

The coin will be issued on the Quorum blockchain which was developed by JP Morgan over the last year and is a private blockchain inspired by Ethereum. This means only selected miners will be able to process transactions, unlike public cryptocurrencies where anyone can. The Quorum blockchain has been tested with other major companies including Goldman Sachs and the National Bank of Canada.

The purpose of the JPM Coin is to allow businesses to make near-instantaneous transactions of value across the internet without having to move fiat money in the background. This reduces the amount of time it takes for a business transaction to settle—which can typically take three to five business days. However, it won’t be part of JP Morgan’s new Interbank Information Network which is designed for sharing information, not value.

If JPM Coin was a public cryptocurrency it would clearly be seen as a competitor to Tether and could hoover up much of its market cap. But, the coin is only available to JP Morgan’s institutional clients and it doesn’t have plans to make it available to individuals for now. So, while the influx of institutional money could make it one of the largest stablecoins—it won’t be freely tradeable on the open market. So, for those of you longing for a safe haven for your digital money, you’re going to have to stick to the current smorgasbord of options – or stick it all in gold.

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

By Tim Copeland Cryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019

U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world. It announced today it has created a cryptocurrency known as the JPM Coin, a U.S dollar backed stablecoin designed to be used by big business.

So far, the most well known stablecoin is Tether, which has a market cap of $2 billion. But many questions have been raised over the dollar reserves it claims to have, as it has not performed a sufficient audit. In response, other stablecoins have popped up, with Circle’s USDC—which is supported by Coinbase—becoming the number two contender. In fact, there are now more than 120 of them, mostly based on the U.S. dollar. But none have quite the pedigree that JP Morgan is bringing to the table. So will the bank’s stablecoin be the next big cryptocurrency?

The JPM Coin is, like many others, a stablecoin which is asset-backed by U.S. dollars. This means for every JPM coin issued, there will be a corresponding dollar kept under lock and key. By doing so, the value of the coin, in theory, should stay at the $1 mark—but this hasn’t always held true for other stablecoins. The idea is that a stable, US-backed currency can be used to move money across borders without incurring conversion fees, as currently happens in fiat. Ripple is also trying to provide this service.

The coin will be issued on the Quorum blockchain which was developed by JP Morgan over the last year and is a private blockchain inspired by Ethereum. This means only selected miners will be able to process transactions, unlike public cryptocurrencies where anyone can. The Quorum blockchain has been tested with other major companies including Goldman Sachs and the National Bank of Canada.

The purpose of the JPM Coin is to allow businesses to make near-instantaneous transactions of value across the internet without having to move fiat money in the background. This reduces the amount of time it takes for a business transaction to settle—which can typically take three to five business days. However, it won’t be part of JP Morgan’s new Interbank Information Network which is designed for sharing information, not value.

If JPM Coin was a public cryptocurrency it would clearly be seen as a competitor to Tether and could hoover up much of its market cap. But, the coin is only available to JP Morgan’s institutional clients and it doesn’t have plans to make it available to individuals for now. So, while the influx of institutional money could make it one of the largest stablecoins—it won’t be freely tradeable on the open market. So, for those of you longing for a safe haven for your digital money, you’re going to have to stick to the current smorgasbord of options – or stick it all in gold.

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

By Tim Copeland Cryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019

U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world. It announced today it has created a cryptocurrency known as the JPM Coin, a U.S dollar backed stablecoin designed to be used by big business.

So far, the most well known stablecoin is Tether, which has a market cap of $2 billion. But many questions have been raised over the dollar reserves it claims to have, as it has not performed a sufficient audit. In response, other stablecoins have popped up, with Circle’s USDC—which is supported by Coinbase—becoming the number two contender. In fact, there are now more than 120 of them, mostly based on the U.S. dollar. But none have quite the pedigree that JP Morgan is bringing to the table. So will the bank’s stablecoin be the next big cryptocurrency?

The JPM Coin is, like many others, a stablecoin which is asset-backed by U.S. dollars. This means for every JPM coin issued, there will be a corresponding dollar kept under lock and key. By doing so, the value of the coin, in theory, should stay at the $1 mark—but this hasn’t always held true for other stablecoins. The idea is that a stable, US-backed currency can be used to move money across borders without incurring conversion fees, as currently happens in fiat. Ripple is also trying to provide this service.

The coin will be issued on the Quorum blockchain which was developed by JP Morgan over the last year and is a private blockchain inspired by Ethereum. This means only selected miners will be able to process transactions, unlike public cryptocurrencies where anyone can. The Quorum blockchain has been tested with other major companies including Goldman Sachs and the National Bank of Canada.

The purpose of the JPM Coin is to allow businesses to make near-instantaneous transactions of value across the internet without having to move fiat money in the background. This reduces the amount of time it takes for a business transaction to settle—which can typically take three to five business days. However, it won’t be part of JP Morgan’s new Interbank Information Network which is designed for sharing information, not value.

If JPM Coin was a public cryptocurrency it would clearly be seen as a competitor to Tether and could hoover up much of its market cap. But, the coin is only available to JP Morgan’s institutional clients and it doesn’t have plans to make it available to individuals for now. So, while the influx of institutional money could make it one of the largest stablecoins—it won’t be freely tradeable on the open market. So, for those of you longing for a safe haven for your digital money, you’re going to have to stick to the current smorgasbord of options – or stick it all in gold.

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

By Tim Copeland Cryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019

U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world. It announced today it has created a cryptocurrency known as the JPM Coin, a U.S dollar backed stablecoin designed to be used by big business.

So far, the most well known stablecoin is Tether, which has a market cap of $2 billion. But many questions have been raised over the dollar reserves it claims to have, as it has not performed a sufficient audit. In response, other stablecoins have popped up, with Circle’s USDC—which is supported by Coinbase—becoming the number two contender. In fact, there are now more than 120 of them, mostly based on the U.S. dollar. But none have quite the pedigree that JP Morgan is bringing to the table. So will the bank’s stablecoin be the next big cryptocurrency?

The JPM Coin is, like many others, a stablecoin which is asset-backed by U.S. dollars. This means for every JPM coin issued, there will be a corresponding dollar kept under lock and key. By doing so, the value of the coin, in theory, should stay at the $1 mark—but this hasn’t always held true for other stablecoins. The idea is that a stable, US-backed currency can be used to move money across borders without incurring conversion fees, as currently happens in fiat. Ripple is also trying to provide this service.

The coin will be issued on the Quorum blockchain which was developed by JP Morgan over the last year and is a private blockchain inspired by Ethereum. This means only selected miners will be able to process transactions, unlike public cryptocurrencies where anyone can. The Quorum blockchain has been tested with other major companies including Goldman Sachs and the National Bank of Canada.

The purpose of the JPM Coin is to allow businesses to make near-instantaneous transactions of value across the internet without having to move fiat money in the background. This reduces the amount of time it takes for a business transaction to settle—which can typically take three to five business days. However, it won’t be part of JP Morgan’s new Interbank Information Network which is designed for sharing information, not value.

If JPM Coin was a public cryptocurrency it would clearly be seen as a competitor to Tether and could hoover up much of its market cap. But, the coin is only available to JP Morgan’s institutional clients and it doesn’t have plans to make it available to individuals for now. So, while the influx of institutional money could make it one of the largest stablecoins—it won’t be freely tradeable on the open market. So, for those of you longing for a safe haven for your digital money, you’re going to have to stick to the current smorgasbord of options – or stick it all in gold.

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Black Knight: National Mortgage Delinquency Rate Increased in February

CR Note: It is possible that some of the increase in the delinquency rate in February was due to late tax refunds. From Black Knight: Black Knight’s First Look: Bucking Historical Seasonal Trend, February Sees Delinquencies Rise; Prepayments Up 11 Percent, Driven by Softening Interest Rates

• Delinquencies rose by 3.7 percent in February, the first February increase in 12 years • Despite the monthly rise, delinquencies remain more than 9.5 percent below last year’s level • At 40,400 for the month, foreclosure starts were down 19.5 percent from January and edged close to September 2018’s 15-year low • The national foreclosure rate improved marginally and is now down more than 21 percent year-over-year • Prepayment speeds rose by 11 percent from January’s 18-year low, suggesting an increase in refinance activity driven by the recent decline in 30-year interest rates

According to Black Knight's First Look report for February, the percent of loans delinquent increased 3.7% in February compared to January, and decreased 9.5% year-over-year. The percent of loans in the foreclosure process decreased 0.4% in February and were down 21.3% over the last year. Black Knight reported the U.S. mortgage delinquency rate (loans 30 or more days past due, but not in foreclosure) was 3.89% in February, up from 3.75% in January. The percent of loans in the foreclosure process decreased slightly in February to 0.51% from 0.51% in January. The number of delinquent properties, but not in foreclosure, is down 179,000 properties year-over-year, and the number of properties in the foreclosure process is down 67,000 properties year-over-year.

Black Knight: Percent Loans Delinquent and in Foreclosure Process  Feb 2019Jan 2019Feb 2018Feb 2017Delinquent3.89%3.75%4.30%4.21%In Foreclosure0.51%0.51%0.65%0.93%Number of properties:Number of properties that are delinquent, but not in foreclosure:2,019,0001,945,0002,198,0002,135,000Number of properties in foreclosure pre-sale inventory:264,000265,000331,000470,000Total Properties2,284,0002,210,0002,528,0002,605,000

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JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

JP Morgan Coin: The next big cryptocurrency?

By Tim Copeland Cryptocurrency•3 min read•Feb 14, 2019Feb 14, 2019

U.S. investment bank JP Morgan Chase has just entered the crypto world. It announced today it has created a cryptocurrency known as the JPM Coin, a U.S dollar backed stablecoin designed to be used by big business.

So far, the most well known stablecoin is Tether, which has a market cap of $2 billion. But many questions have been raised over the dollar reserves it claims to have, as it has not performed a sufficient audit. In response, other stablecoins have popped up, with Circle’s USDC—which is supported by Coinbase—becoming the number two contender. In fact, there are now more than 120 of them, mostly based on the U.S. dollar. But none have quite the pedigree that JP Morgan is bringing to the table. So will the bank’s stablecoin be the next big cryptocurrency?

The JPM Coin is, like many others, a stablecoin which is asset-backed by U.S. dollars. This means for every JPM coin issued, there will be a corresponding dollar kept under lock and key. By doing so, the value of the coin, in theory, should stay at the $1 mark—but this hasn’t always held true for other stablecoins. The idea is that a stable, US-backed currency can be used to move money across borders without incurring conversion fees, as currently happens in fiat. Ripple is also trying to provide this service.

The coin will be issued on the Quorum blockchain which was developed by JP Morgan over the last year and is a private blockchain inspired by Ethereum. This means only selected miners will be able to process transactions, unlike public cryptocurrencies where anyone can. The Quorum blockchain has been tested with other major companies including Goldman Sachs and the National Bank of Canada.

The purpose of the JPM Coin is to allow businesses to make near-instantaneous transactions of value across the internet without having to move fiat money in the background. This reduces the amount of time it takes for a business transaction to settle—which can typically take three to five business days. However, it won’t be part of JP Morgan’s new Interbank Information Network which is designed for sharing information, not value.

If JPM Coin was a public cryptocurrency it would clearly be seen as a competitor to Tether and could hoover up much of its market cap. But, the coin is only available to JP Morgan’s institutional clients and it doesn’t have plans to make it available to individuals for now. So, while the influx of institutional money could make it one of the largest stablecoins—it won’t be freely tradeable on the open market. So, for those of you longing for a safe haven for your digital money, you’re going to have to stick to the current smorgasbord of options – or stick it all in gold.

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