Basic Attention Token is one of the larger movers today on the surface in cryptoland. BAT is readily available to US customers as it is iOS approved and can be bought on Uphold and Coinbase. BAT is holding higher and about to make a move into highs over $0.22. I am not sure the reasoning completely behind this move, but I know the chart looks rather strong, like the product itself.
The only browser I use now is the Brave Browser. It is the BEST browser I have come across and I challenge someone to put forth a better browser
Perhaps you read this post last month: “Ignore my suggestions – at your own peril” in which I discussed the suddenly popular Enjin coin, a very good crypto which I have since shown you is “Still going strong”.
More to the point, I showed you how often I had recommended Enjin coin BEFORE it ever gained overnight popularity and shot upwards in price.
I know that I’ve recommended a lot of cryptos, but there are a lot of good cryptos out there! I have always tried to explain why I recommend any particular coin. Some of them have yet to move – like CargoX which
Looking at the weekly chart, we can see 3 major areas of resistance price is currently hitting. The first is a major descending resistance line that’s been in place since April of 2018. The second is the top of the wedge (possible bear flag) price is consolidating within now. The third and last is the area of resistance between $4,000 and $4,120 I’ve been discussing over the past couple months.
Zooming in on the weekly chart reveals last weeks candle closed as a doji. This is a neutral candle and suggests an epic battle between bulls and bears to either break
Bitshares has been up as much as 30+% today on some MASSIVE Volume. I have been a big proponent of graphene based blockchains because the ability to scale and how quickly they can move transactions and confirmations. Currently bitsahres is trading over $0.063 and one of the biggest movers on coinmarketcap.
Does anyone know the reason for this spike? Was their news…or are people just getting smarter?
Granted the level is 20% from where it was a few hours ago, you now have a MASSIVE level to hold long against.
A week ago I spoke about holding off my March BTC buy a little longer. So far this looks like a bad decision on my part (and is why one should always DYOR and never follow someone’s suggestions blindly – even when that someone is me!). I suggested this BTC price movement (seen below) – which has not happened. The false peak of late February caught me out and threw my analysis.
Fortunately I knew that I may be making a mistake at the time (so I wasn’t completely wrong) – and planned a contingency analysis scenario. In that same post I also published this
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Government approved currency (dollars, euros, etc.) that isn’t backed by a physical commodity (gold or another commodity).
“>fiat, and retained a sizable pile as a long-term bet.
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“>transaction. But what if the interest received is lucrative enough to put that concern aside?
There are a number of crypto lending sites that stand ready to help. Most of those we reviewed charge borrowers interest in the 12-to-22 percent range. The implication is that the borrower is better off with them than a credit card cash advance, which could cost 25 percent or more on an annualized basis. The pitch may also appeal to an individual lender who disdains short-term crypto trading and believes their digital assets will pay off over a long-term investment horizon.
Singapore government-backed blockchain accelerator Tribe has gained BMW and Intel as two major strategic partners, local English-language technology news outlet Tech In Asia reported on March 22.
Tribe, which began operations late last year, is the brainchild of Tri5 Ventures, a venture capital firm aiming to support later-stage startups.
Existing partners of the scheme include PwC and South Korean blockchain network Icon Foundation.
Jesse Edwards, one of the co-founders of R3, has left the enterprise blockchain company, CoinDesk has learned.
Edwards, a former Sandler O’Neill investment banker, helped found R3 back in 2014 with CEO David Rutter and ex–Standard Chartered executive Todd McDonald.
In a statement provided by R3 to CoinDesk, Edwards said:
“It’s true that my work here is done and it is time to move on. This has been one of the best experiences of my professional career, and I am incredibly privileged to have worked alongside such a talented and passionate team in building this business. R3 has broken away as the market leader and standout partner of choice for professionals looking to apply this technology to their industries. I couldn’t be prouder.”
In the good old days when bitcoin was the only “cryptocurrency” around, life was much simpler. Then, a few other “currencies” came along, followed by ICOs and things rapidly got much more complex.
Somewhere along the line, folks started paying as much or more attention to the technology underlying bitcoin as to bitcoin itself. Distributed ledger technology (DLT) or the “blockchain” suddenly became household words (well, with slight exaggeration…).
In the roaring months of 2017, crypto pundits, analysts and funds developed various taxonomies of the rapidly diversifying crypto space: exchange tokens, utility tokens, payment tokens, asset-backed tokens, etc. (My personal favorite was Tetras Capital’s, but there were many.)
On March 23, the Twitter handle @Bitcoin became mired in controversy after BTC supporters complained about the account and attempted to get the profile shut down. The operator of the Bitcoin Twitter profile has also accused the social media platform of manipulating matters by placing restrictions on the account and limiting its overall traffic.
The owner of the Twitter handle @Bitcoin believes the account is being restricted for being critical toward the Bitcoin Core (BTC) network and the Lightning Network (LN). Over the last few weeks, several BTC supporters have advocated having the account suspended or reassigned to a group of core developers.
“We are delighted to announce that the Incorporations Marketplace will launch on the 25th of March”
STEEM Trading Update by my friend @cryptopassion
Here is the chart of yesterday :
Here is the current chart :
Today, we saw the start of a nice UP on the STEEM, we even broke the resistance line during some hours but unfortunately, the BTC starts to drop and it stopped this nice move. We are now back just under the resistance line and the market is waiting to see in which direction the BTC will go.
I said a few weeks ago in multiple posts that I was expecting LTC to lead us off the bottom. From that igniting bar in early February you can see the strength all the way up and even today. I am going to teach you a lesson of Relative Strength. Check out the chart below.
You can see the igniting bar and the trend that started. Notice on the RSI indicator at the bottom how LTC continuously gets “overbought” (RSI>70) and NEVER gets “oversold” (RSI
Some time ago (Just before Christmas 2018) I wrote a three part series titled: “To CAPITULATE or NOT to CAPITULATE? That is the question”. Part 2 of that series “The Answer” was dedicated entirely to an argument against (further) capitulation and was based on only one thing: the 200 MA.
I suggest reading The Answer before reading this post, because it lays the groundwork for this post and provides a few insights which I will not be repeating. You can find it here: https://mentormarket.io/bitbrain/to-capitulate-or-not-to-capitulate-that-is-the-question-part-2-the-answer/
For those who may be interested in further reading, the rest of that series may be found here:-
Part 1: https://mentormarket.io/bitbrain/to-capitulate-or-not-to-capitulate-that-is-the-question-part-1-the-question/Part 3: https://mentormarket.io/bitbrain/to-capitulate-or-not-to-capitulate-that-is-the-question-part-2b-the-rest-of-the-answer/
I have been on twitter for multiple years now and I have been a huge fan. The runup after the IPO was destined to get sold off just like 90% of the IPO runups do. Now what happens is what really matters. TWTR is ran by Jack Dorsey who runs SQ, who is a huge fan of cryptocurrency and bitcoin (So I like him). But seriously, he runs both companies. He is a guy you bet ON, not AGAINST. Trump on Twitter is HUGE for Twitter. I only expect their numbers to do better over the next couple years.