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« on: December 26, 2018, 11:30:03 AM »
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Bitcoin News & Updates / Bitmain Reportedly Gaining Market Position
« on: September 19, 2018, 12:28:28 PM »
BTC mining difficulty will be lowered, should the amount of hashpower drop. The inverse, of course, is also true: it becomes harder for miners to find blocks when the difficulty rises, which means miners will earn less. On top of that, BTC rewards change about every four years, and thus mining revenue is at the mercy of mining difficulty and its volatility.

So it’s not too controversial to expect that as BTC’s price has plummeted, along with mining revenue, the hashrate would follow as well. Mr. Doctor is suggesting otherwise. In fact, in a little less than half of a year, miners seem eager to not pack up or slow. They seem to be accepting less profit.

Seconding Mr. Doctor, Fundstrat head Tom Lee tweeted, “Updated estimates of fully loaded breakeven cost (now $7300 vs $6000 previously) for #btc based on the quant model developed by our quant/data scientist @fundstratQuant #bitcoin @BITMAINtech.” Mr. Lee has long maintained BTC often trades north of two and a half times its mining cost. Mr. Lee terms the “breakeven cost” associated with mining as a support line, a solid bottom, for BTC.

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According to Fundstrat analyst Sam Doctor, it appears Bitcoin Core (BTC) hashpower has doubled since just before the start of summer. That figure is impressive considering the lingering and deep bear market. “Even with upgrades to existing equipment, implies almost 1GW of new power consumption vs 5.2GW in May ’18m” Mr. Doctor tweeted. “Breakeven now $7,300 ($5,300 cash BE) vs. $6,000 in May.” An exchange report confirms miners might also be accepting lower shorter term gains in favor of market position.

BTC Hashpower Doubles Since May in Bear Market

As indicators go, increases in the BTC difficulty and hashrate are considered pluses, potentially adding robustness and resilience to the network. That miners might be continuing to plod along in a bear market, and in the face of huge price drops and their own profits, could signal better days for all, concerned proponents are concluding.

One theory about why this might be occurring comes from crypto exchange Bitmex. They claim powerhouse mining operations such as Bitmain have welcomed market prices bottoming out, as it pushes out weaker hands and helps increase its relative position. “These low prices are likely to be a deliberate strategy by Bitmain,” the exchange explains, “to squeeze out their competition by causing them to experience lower sales and therefore financial difficulties. In our view, herein lies the key to one of the main driving forces behind the decision to IPO. A successful IPO may increase the firepower available to continue this strategy and eliminate an advantage rivals could have by doing their IPOs first.”

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Bitcoin Forum / People Are Fragile. Bitcoin Is Antifragile
« on: September 19, 2018, 12:25:24 PM »
We think of them as sprawling, soulless entities, but what is a government but a collection of people armed with a mandate to make themselves known? And that’s where the problem begins. Every newly elected government believes its first role, upon entering office, is to stamp its authority. This means rushing through a slew of laws within the magical First 100 Days. Like a newly appointed middle manager compelled to stamp their authority, governments just can’t resist governing. They are whores for laws, enacting legislation with wild abandon, and all the while seeking ways to further entrench their power.

The Secret to Better Government Is Less GovernmentBitcoin is, in many ways, the antithesis of statism. It is a form of money that removes power from governments and distributes it far and wide. Without the ability to print, debase, and devalue national currency, governments would be stripped of the means by which to implement their spurious laws and senseless schemes. For all its promise, however, Bitcoin is not about to take over the world any more than libertarianism is about to become the dominant political ideology. But what Bitcoin does is introduce a check against the worst excesses of government.

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Two major South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges have announced that they will no longer allow unverified users to make withdrawals in Korean won. Starting next month, users of Bithumb and Coinone must have verified real-name accounts in order to deposit and withdraw the fiat currency.

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Sorting Box / Bitcoin Hodlers Are Creatures of Habit
« on: September 19, 2018, 12:19:28 PM »
Cryptocurrency attracts an eclectic mix of creatures. Bulls and bears notwithstanding, there appears to be a lot of squirrels, each in possession of acorns stashed in the cryptocurrency forest whose seeds are still taking root.

As much as 25% of all BTC is sitting in wallets that were created before the 2017 price peak and have yet to make any outgoing transactions. Diar estimates that a quarter of all BTC is taken up by long-term investments, while the lost and illiquid category (which includes unmined coins) constitutes 30% of the total pie.

Diar’s recent reckoning states that a majority of circulating bitcoins (55%) are sitting in wallets pegged above $1.3M at current prices. In fact, over 87% of bitcoins are tucked inside wallets that hold more than 10 BTC ($60K+). What’s remarkable is that these coins sit in only 0.7% of all bitcoin addresses. Similarly, wallets with over 100 coins ($640K+) that represent 62% of all outstanding bitcoins belong to under 0.1% of all addresses.

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After a brief slum in its value in June, Bitcoin price is on a rise so as its dominance in the cryptocurrency world, leaving little room for Altcoins and their market capitalization. Currently, Bitcoin is maneuvering the digital currency regime, setting its conditions, determining the pace and leading the way. Bitcoin’s monopoly is not letting smaller coins take control of their destiny in their own hands and therefore their markets are in limbo.

Altcoins are deemed as immature by Michael J. Casey, Chairman of the advisory board at Coindesk, because of lack of consumers’ trust in them. He argues that the digital currency’s industry should now proceed to adulthood and take the mainstream stage. The main reason behind lack of trust on Altcoins is that they are loaded with scams, but if they want to compete with cryptocurrency giants like Bitcoin and etherum then they should seek some maturity; get out of their underground abodes and try to be more mainstream and in reach of the general population.

According to Casey, there are two major stumbling blocks in way of a booming cryptocurrency market; the first one is the insufficient knowledge of policymakers and second is the poor understanding of the general population. People are scared of the digital currency as everything is in the virtual world and they don’t get hands on it. They need to be educated about cryptocurrency and how it works, otherwise, altcoins will never thrive.

Casey put forward recommendations for boosting public confidence in cryptocurrency; he said that the policymakers should develop standards of reputation, certification, accountability, and attestation which fall within the legal framework. These will help in enhancing the trust of the general public in the latest technology and the structured system will aid the startups.

Casey raised some significant points in light of the faltering presence of altcoins and rightfully said that if the crypto community would like to prosper and build trust with populace then the industry needs to make swift changes in its policies. If the industry won’t sharpen up, then the Bitcoin might leave others far behind and in that case, thousands of altcoins will be left under Bitcoin shadow forever.

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Bitcoin Forum / Bitcoin: New Language for Private Keys to be Introduced
« on: September 19, 2018, 12:16:42 PM »
The Bitcoin network has undergone a lot of difficulties since the usage of the network exploded at the start of 2017. With an unprecedented level of transactions being conducted, the scalability issues that are associated with the network were exposed and the developers have been looking for a fix ever since.

These issues even led to a significant hard fork that spawned Bitcoin Cash, which aimed to be a cryptocurrency which did not have scalability issues and their transactions were faster, more cost-effective and all-around more efficient.

Now developers are trying to make Bitcoin a bit more consumer-friendly, as it has been hard to integrate into a lot of tools. The team of developers working on these issues are volunteers and Bitcoin Core is set to release the 17th significant upgrade for its software.

One of the main aspects of this latest update will be improvements made to the default wallet in which the bitcoin private keys of the users are kept in storage.

There will also be in the introduction of a new language. It was proposed by Pieter Wuille who has been a leading innovator in the space, having designed the likes of Segregated Witness (SegWit) which has helped to ease some of the congestion issues that Bitcoin network has been experiencing.

The basic principle of introducing this new language would be to allow private keys to hold onto more important information than before. In lay terms, users would be able to give a name to their various accounts as a result of the implementation of this new language.

It will also allow the keys for different wallets to be transferred in a more efficient manner

These are the standout upgrades that are being made, but of course, there are further issues and concerns which are going to be looked after for this upgrade as the developers continue to attempt to maximise the performance of the Bitcoin network.

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Bitcoin Forum / Bitcoin Price Analysis
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:45:32 AM »
The below chart shows the weekly Bitcoin price action on the left and the daily Bitcoin price action on the right. A bearish engulfing occurred in the weekly candle from last week. A bearish engulfing typically occurs after some upward movements, and reverses all of the previous candle’s upward movement, engulfing the candle. This is a strong bearish sign, however, we have failed to see a strong continuation this week, with the price of Bitcoin trading tightly around $6300 to $6400. A brief drop occurred, and the price hit $6100 but the quick recovery showed that investors are not yet ready to accept such a low valuation.

The daily chart shows the descending triangle pattern which has been in play since January. The pattern has been respected multiple times since it started forming in January, giving it increased legitimacy. The pattern would indicate price is set to return to sub $6,000 levels and undergo a sharp drop below this mark. In the nearer term, we may see another move upward to touch the downward trendline forming the pattern. An upward move is likely to meet extreme levels of resistance around the $6800 to $7000 marks.

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Sorting Box / The benefits of ETC to UNTRUST
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:43:40 AM »
The UNTRUST team have chosen Ethereum Classic as their preferred choice to integrate their payment gateway after weighing their shortcomings and successes and the reasons are obvious, ETC has improved massively in price and development which is why they are best suited for the integration.

Furthermore, ETC is one of the tokens with the highest demands in the market thus giving the coin an edge with so many suppliers and merchants who wish to adopt the coin. This in turn, will generate more customers for UNTRUST.

In recent times, blockchain payments have no doubt messed up financial dealings, however, UNTRUST is here to add a vital element of consumer protection, swift transaction and low fees. In essence, it has the responsibility of being an escrow which will secure funds until products and services are delivered as agreed.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / The Blockchain potential
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:35:37 AM »
The basic thought about the Blockchain technology is that it only offers the digital currencies. The technology is however very versatile and advanced, with the capacity of fitting into any business models and providing resolutions to existing problems.

Storing and Tracking of Assets
Currently, there is a huge and heated debate as to whether a Blockchain is independent of virtual currencies are of any value. Current events seem to favour the affirmative side of this debate. It is interesting to note that basically, any business can thrive on Blockchain. Take for instance EverLedger, a company that is currently brilliantly using Blockchain to have a trace in the background of luxury goods. This helps reduce the prominent scams that plague this industry.

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Sorting Box / Bitcoin & Blockchain: What is the Difference?
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:34:49 AM »
Blockchain & Bitcoin have often been thought of as being one and the same, and one cannot blame anyone who belongs to this school of thought. The two have many similarities; furthermore, a digital ledger drives Bitcoin. Introduced in 2008 as the first virtual currency, Bitcoin is credited as being a creation of Satoshi Nakamoto, a Japanese national. People often confuse Bitcoin and Blockchain due to two reasons:

-- Bitcoin has become very popular as one of the first currencies
-- It is the platform on which people earlier formed a basis on the knowledge on Blockchain technology

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Bitcoin Forum / Bitcoin (BTC) Swings By 10%
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:29:25 AM »
Today, it trades hands at about USD 7,300. Later in the month, U.S. Investment WatchDog SEC is relied upon to settle on a choice on a Bitcoin ETF. Review that the organization once dismissed it for fears of control and wild value swings.

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Bitcoin Forum / Why Bitcoin (BTC) Bulls Foresee A Bullish Run In November?
« on: September 19, 2018, 10:28:44 AM »
In recent months, Bitcoin (BTC) price has been dangling around USD 6,000 and USD 7,000. As it is, everyone but bullish whales are getting used to it. Well, it’s quite understandable given that the whales want to see BTC spike astronomically. That way, they can go smiling to the bank. Indeed, theirs is no wishful thinking. That’s because there could be some serious running around the corner.

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