While some people are expecting monies will come into cryptos when stock markets tank, I see the opposite effect is also possible. The large investment funds actually are not scared of stock market downturn as they normally hedge their positions and among the first movers to sell. The fluctuation is actually helping them make more money. These funds won't pour money into cryptos during such times. Average investors, on another hand, will face the reality of shrinking net worth or even margin calls if they play leverage trades. I see little to no needs for them to switch to crypto assets too. After all, crypto assets are still at their infancy stage and don't generate revenue or profits directly. More hot money are seen in cryptos mostly when there's abundant liquidity in the money market. Now with rising interest rates, money influx will be dwindling along the way.

Hence, I'm not too optimistic about money inflow in the short to mid term. A long bear market or at least consolidation like in 2014 is a very possible scenario.

I'm planning to run btc qt wallet and bitcoin abc's core wallet on the same PC. To avoid the 2 wallets meddling with each other, is it sufficient by defining different -datadir and -port options? Any other switches I should specify?

The Windows executable of electron-cash downloaded from electroncash.org is just a single exe file. What options should I use so that the client can act as a RPC server serving my local requests through curl? I have tried "electron-cash daemon start" but it always returns error "wallet not loaded". Any advice?

I'm working on a project to integrate DGB payment to a website. The backend is a Windows sever 2016. Is there any wallet I can install in the server and then access from webpages through either REST API or node.js to send out DGB? Thanks in advance for any advice.

Did some trades in ShapeShift 3 days ago but never received anything from them. Logged a case, and after 3 long days' waiting, finally received a good news, at least it sounds line one, from the company about the funds frozen in limbo. They claimed all locked up ETH funds and related tokens have been sent out. Sounds great! But my wallet is still quiet. Still no funds coming home. Looks like my wait has to continue.

I'm writing a trading program using bittrex api but found it's withdrawal orders are not executed immediately. Although it shows authorized status, an withdrawal order may still stay in the pending pool for minutes. Anyone knows an exchange with faster execution speed? As long as orders are pushed into the network then I'm good. Network confirmation time is not a matter that we can control.

The site has been responding strangely with various error messages such as 404, 502 popping up. To open the withdraw page takes forever. Is it under attack?

People scared of btc fork maybe are switching to ltc to avoid to uncertainties. The old laggard finally gets its day.

My mobile shapeshift is not providing any rate. Is it also under attack and brought down?

Thinking of creating a bot project but need to find a reliable wallet with good API and reasonable fees. Any suggestions?

Really tired of being tied up to computers and manually placing orders all day long. Anyone can recommend a trading bot with multi exchange arbitrage function?