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Well, technically, transaction fees are coming from exchanges, and those transaction fees are the ones that keep the exchange up. BTC is on demand, that's why its transaction fees are relatively expensive. Exchanges are also businesses too, so it would depend on them on how much would the cost when trading your BTC to other coins. Try reading the article below to get relevant information about transaction fees:

https://medium.com/@cryptoginger/crypto-transaction-fees-for-beginners-ee4b406dea8

This is neat. You can actually monitor your favorite exchange from here. This isn't an exchange itself though, so it's just a larger view of exchanges with their prices and quantities. I hope they could add more coins on the list, or more exchanges. I wonder where they get these data, since I don't see binance on the list, which is a pretty good exchange too.

Well, someone got a little tempted with their facilities to mine. Imagine using government-used supercomputers mining bitcoins, you would make a whole bitcoin I guess in a matter of minutes! It's cool, but, you'll get in trouble for it. The guys were immediately arrested though, so they didn't get the crypto they wanted.

Full story is in here:

https://www.kitguru.net/channel/generaltech/matthew-wilson/russian-nuclear-scientists-arrested-after-trying-to-use-a-supercomputer-for-crypto-mining/

It's indeed a good news for the people in Arizona who's in crypto, and also an innovation to their state to have a move like this. While crypto's being legal now, I hope the exchanges could keep up, especially on transactions on the blockchain.

I guess it's only a matter of months before BTC can reach its prices before. I saw my own investment got up lately since it's currently recovering from its dip. This is actually a good time to hold on the coin while its rising. It's still fluctuating though, but nevertheless, the price is going back to normal. It's also the last chance to buy coins while the price is still rising back to normal so others/traders can still buy it cheap.

As for me, I see bitcoin's future as good as it's position today. Sure there was a dip, but it's recovering. It would happen again the the future definitely, but for it's health and popularity, I wouldn't wonder that there'll be more and more cryptos and ICOs because of bitcoin. I could only image bitcoin as one of the most legal thing there is in countries.

If you don't have that much money, it's suggest either Lite or Ripple. Not only are those somehow cheap when buying it in coinmarketcap, but it has potential in the future. If you have some extra, go also with Eth, which is for me the best altcoin there is. You can get also your BTCs from them when exchanging.

All those times that it went down is somehow a catapult for bitcoin to bounce back up again. Truly BTC is recovering from its fall. It won't take that long for it to get back to its peak price, so the next month's gonna be exciting for traders and investors.

That's a good thing for a country which is also technologically advanced. The move to end anonymous transactions is kinda like KYC or "Know Your Customer" strategy, so banks can now be aware on who's making a transaction in the blockchain. There's now hope somehow in the countries that I see have a huge potential in the crypto world in terms of technology.

Well my friend, at least you're now updated with its price. It's still coming down as of the moment. But let's hope that it'll bounce back up soon enough. Some take this opportunity to buy their coins, so it's kinda beneficial to others. But for traders, it's a nightmare for them to see the price go down, like me.

Bitcoin's not over yet my friend. Though it's plunging right now, it's still not over for it. I can imagine traders would buy it still on its lowest price, then trade it for alts in an exchange. Soon enough it'll be stable at a certain price, then rockets up, just like its last big dip. Just wait for it, you'll still make a profit for sure.

It's kinda expected for Crypto to be restricted in countries nowadays. Either because they can't regulate it, or they're just afraid of it. A footstep close to North Korea actually, and banks are also giving some warnings about crypto.

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It is mate. Since the prices went down, I believe that it is. Some actually strategize their buyng during these times, either they'll get BTC then exchange to Alt, or just straight alt. Also, if you're gonna buy, go for the best alts there is like Eth or Litecoin.

MoneroV looks decent to me, but I'm wondering why was it created if Monero's stable enough on its own. Normally forks are created to compensate with the limitations and issues of its source, but for Monero, the fork's features seem to still match what Monero has. I guess the devs are in the works of improving MoneroV more than Monero. Still, it's a good fork, like BTC's forks.

I'm not that of an analysis though, but for me, I guess BTC is in it's recovery state when the price is back to $12000+. That's what I'm looking at as a trader. Maybe there are more aspects to look at, but that's the easiest one for me.