Before delisting these coins, Bittrex has made an announcement beforehand so it is safe for us because we can withdraw our assets in these coins, but this will have a little impact on the coins that are delisted from this market.

Bittrex (and all exchanges) is obliged to give its clients a grace period to withdraw their funds, otherwise they would be acting against the law with the legal problems that this may have. What I would like to know is if all exchanges based in the United States are going to have to do the same to be legally covered or at the moment it is only a matter of Bittrex.

Until Bitcoin has several corrections (up to $19,000 as some say), Ethereum will not be able to go much higher than it is now. For that the money would have to enter the global capitalization, not only in Bitcoin as is happening right now. We have to wait for those corrections. It's supposed to happen this year (or not).

The SEC's attack on Ripple is just the beginning. As I said in another thread, now it is the turn of the best known anonymous currencies (Dash, XMR, ZEC), which has made Bittrex delist them from January 15th. Bittrex hasn't received (at least publicly) any notification from the SEC, but it already knows where they will go.

They cannot compete in the same segment, Bitcon is digital and Gold is physical. Each has its own market niche. Although both are a reserve of value (in my opinion) their function must be differentiated, their way of working and their demand. Bitcoin should grow much more than it grows these days to reach the capitalization of Gold.

To get to $50,000, you'd have to put in a lot more money than Bitcoin's capitalization has come in. It's going up a lot and very fast, yes, but at some point a correction will come and it will be quite large, I have read some market predictions that say it could go down to $19,000. Personally I hope it's not that big, but if it is, I hope this correction will get more money moving towards altcoins.

Even if they haven't received any notification from the SEC or the courts, Bittrex can remove those pairs to prevent potential lawsuits or bigger issues until things are sorted out. In fact, I think it's okay for them to do it the way they are doing and not have worse problems.

It is a direct attack on anonymous currencies. It looks like the SEC is going to extend its claws beyond XRP. I hope not all exchanges do the same. If all XMR, DASH and ZEC holders sell their bags those 3 markets will collapse, if they do (I would not like) at least I would like that money to enter other good coins/tokens.