Bitcoin is mainly backed by masterful technology called the 'blockchain' which is completely foolproof by code. Being the brainchild of an extraordinary visionary in Satoshi Nakamoto, it resembles the flagship of current technology. This is mighty enough to sustain Bitcoin usage for many decades to come without any sort of lapses in security.

Refrain from using CoinMarketCap as an accurate measure for prices as it has known to manipulate statistics from a very long time now.
Regarding Bitcoin Diamond, seems like the coin underwent a lot of hiccups as a possible result of whales doing their thing. Wait for the markets to stabilise for a while and eventually the graphs will give a clear picture of what actually happened.

What you're looking for is a decentralised exchange. There are already many in operation but none of them are renowned enough to blindly be trusted and this again raises a lot of questions. I have only used Nexchange in the past and all of my trades seemed to be smooth without any problems.

This is a long dream come true for many traders and it took long enough for an exchange to come up with an idea like this one. This is going to impact the prices negatively by a very small margin as we will surely see day traders preferring to cash out their daily earnings on a very regular basis.

Quite a statement that I have to agree with as it has outgrown Bitcoin over period of the last couple of years. Ethereum never ceases to disappoint with its immense growth potential and the future looks highly promising.
Regarding the whole 'more decentralised' thingy, Ethereum is a entire platform open to DApps and much more of utilisation base while Bitcoin has been mostly around payments. So yeah, ETH > BTC in terms of decentralisation.

For now, the please from Kali Digital seemed convincing enough for the Delhi high court to issue a notice to the RBI about the circular which effectively banned crypto-fiat pairs. Let us hope that the RBI will retract the circular and things get back to normal although it seems unlikely as exchange bank accounts have been frozen/terminated.
Also, there is a change.org plea which has over 45k signees that is emphasizing on the stupidity of the move and wanting the RBI to take back its circular.

Indeed, very shady behaviour on the part of CoinMarketCap as they show no sign of stopping even after being called out multiple times. No wonder there is a substantial difference while comparing its stats to websites like CryptowWatch and CoinLoop. This should be brought to attention of the public and a PSA would be the perfect way to go around it.

Be very decisive with your calls and make sure you don't look at the markets you missed out on during this period and focus on what is at hand. After all, it is not that hard to make the right calls in a surging/dipping market.
Also, remember to be ready to enjoy/suffer the consequences of your own action and do not take decision making lightly or hastily.

A HODLer's dream-come-true in progress, seems like the bloodbath is finally coming to an end with swift recoveries across most markets. What was once nearing to a $1 Trillion market cap suddenly capsized and the recovery process seems to be good thus far. Just another stepping stone on the way towards the big number and I'm sure this bullish market is going up take us up the eventually!

There are a lot of factors which determines altcoin prices with the first and foremost being Bitcoin price. It is fair enough to say that altcoin markets follow Bitcoin pairs and this is pretty much evident from data. Next comes developmental things like progress through the roadmap, new additions and implementations which usually push prices up.
Then again, it all depends on if the markets being controlled by whales who are manipulating prices and predicting accurate prices becomes a hard task.

Considering we were witnessing a massive slump from the beginning of new year and the market only began to recover a couple of weeks ago, a bullish run is definitely on the cards with Bitcoin already within arms reach of 9k from a 6k bottom. I expect this to continue for the next few months and prices to be soaring up to 15k.

More bad news for another one of those centralised exchanges that is deemed to be trusted by many. All we can do is wait and watch how things play out and it sure will escalate very quickly if Kraken shows negligence towards the issue.
The switch over to decentralised exchanges seems to be around the corner and exchanges running into trouble is fueling the cause.

As far as YouTube and cable televisions are concerned, both of them do the same thing i.e display content based on viewership.
With cryptocurrencies and banks it is a totally different concept altogether. While most cryptos work on a decentralised consensus, banks are always centralised with a lot less control over doings.

Yet, I can still relate to your words and say that while YouTube is accepted across the globe over cable televisions, the same can't be said for cryptos.

Usually, negative news brings the market to a slumber, hindering expected growth. Just consider a coin like DeepOnion which has a lot going both for and against it. In this situation, the price tends to swing a lot both ways, with the negatives dragging the prices further below.

Well it is the responsibility of an investor to do adequate research on the topic before investing funds in any sort of schemes. There have been lots of incidents of this kind in the past and things won't change unless the people investing here take enough precautions not to fall for these sort of ponzis.
A saying goes "Never take up the deal if it is too good to be true." and being offered over 10% a month by means of mining and trading sounds way too good to be true.

Still don't understand how they gave him access to all the funds without any thought rather than considering a multi-sig wallet to keep the funds on. Either ways, I don't see the money coming back any time soon and the police are most likely not going to support investigation because of the current scenario regarding cryptos in the country.

Considering the fact that most of the currencies on the chart existed centuries ago and Bitcoin came into existence less than a decade ago, the latters future looks highly promising with so many developmental aspects queued up. Looks like Indian rupee could be overtook within the year and not long before it will be in reach of the other contenders.

Blockchain technology has already revolutionised the financial industry as we are already witnessing many banks putting all of their resources on the blockchain. Traditional ledger maintenance is a thing of the past as everything is instant and real-time here. Moving on, more financial institutions are implementing this in a move to automate most of its associated processes.

The title of the site itself says 'CARDING FOR YOU' meaning everything being sold through it are obtained by illegal means (carded or social engineered) and I would straight up refrain from using these shady websites as we have no clue who we're dealing with. Also, paying up front to anybody's 'fake trust' on a cheap site like this one would be outright foolishness.

Fake token creation and trading has made us witness a lot of inexperienced traders fall for and it was time that something was done to make sure it wouldn't be a thing anymore. Good job on the part of the ZCash devs to think out of the box and implement something very unique to tackle scammers who have been in the business for long enough, waiting to prey on the inexperience of traders.