Let's be clear as to people's motivations. DonAlt runs paid groups for noobs. He doesn't make any money in a bear market. What!?? What kind of comment is that? Could you indicate which payment group is that? Since I follow DonAlt I have never seen any publicity to that group. On the other hand, it is one of the most respected traders in CT, which means that it has probably gained much more than the average trader in this bear market. It provides very useful and quality information and has a very good disposition to answer comments about trade questions. Now he has even created a Telegram group that is free in which he updates his thoughts and market analysis. If you do not provide evidence about that payment group, you are simply spreading your misinformed shit. |
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Bitcoin Core Developer Joins Forces With Former Morgan Stanley Exec To Warn SEChttps://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeldelcastillo/2018/09/21/bitcoin-core-developer-joins-forces-with-former-morgan-stanley-exec-to-warn-sec/#338841615bafIn the letter, published late last night, bitcoin core developer Bryan Bishop, former Morgan Stanley managing director Caitlin Long, e-commerce coding pioneer Christopher Allen, founder of Ernst & Young’s blockchain team Angus Champion de Crespigny and fund manager attorney Gavin Fearey warned the SEC against certain types of enterprise adoption.
Long considered a boon to the cryptocurrency space, the letter argues that enterprise adoption could actually corrupt some of bitcoin’s inherent benefits if not properly overseen. Specifically, the letter warns against practices employed by the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the New York Stock Exchange and recently announced its intention to launch a cryptocurrency exchange of its own.
Among a number of recommendations made in the letter, Bryan Bishop, who has been contributing to bitcoin’s core code since 2014, argues that the biggest change the SEC needs to implement is to partner directly with cryptocurrency engineers to develop a new kind of regulation.
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Specifically, the letter, dated September 19, 2018, argues that restrictions should be put in place on how Bakkt, ICE’s planned cryptocurrency exchange, might handle cryptocurrency when it launches.
In a section headed “We caution against applying rules to digital assets in ways which do not reflect their strengths,” the authors of the letter warn that the traditional financial practice of storing customer funds in a single account would undermine some of the core strengths of cryptocurrency.
Edit: Does the SEC really need to protect bitcoin? Was not the SEC supposed to protect itself from bitcoin? Edit2: I'm sorry if this was published before.
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Almost there! The pattern of a head and shoulders?  Tell me if I'm wrong ... but according to what I understand, the head and shoulders pattern is used to indicate a change in the trend. In that sense, the pattern indicated on your graph would not be valid. |
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Guys, this doesn't look pretty to me:  As the great contraindicator that you are (no offense), I would expect the market to do the exact opposite of that graph   Please .. just do not make any bullish prediction. |
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BOOOOOM! |
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Guys, this doesn't look pretty to me: As the great contraindicator that you are (no offense), I would expect the market to do the exact opposite of that graph |
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Kelly Loeffler, CEO Bakkt: A critical element to price discovery is physical delivery. Specifically, with our solution, the buying and selling of Bitcoin is fully collateralized or pre-funded. As such, our new daily Bitcoin contract will not be traded on margin, use leverage, or serve to create a paper claim on a real asset. This supports market integrity and differentiates our effort from existing futures and crypto exchanges which allow for margin, leverage and cash settlement. Coupled with a secure, regulated warehouse solution, you can begin to see how this market infrastructure can help more institutions and consumers participate in the asset class. https://medium.com/bakkt-blog/https-medium-com-kellyloeffler-price-discovery-f9c77885383 |
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Was the photo taken from there?  |
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Broadway and 47th. New York City.(Times Square.) I've never been there, in NY, but you can read the phrase in Spanish "Dos Caminos" on the sign of lights. What makes me think it's not NY. Edit: I retract. There is indeed a restaurant called that. |
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These sources/websites are actually not reliable/trustworthy at all. Yup, you're right. I am still reasonably skeptical about the approval of an ETF (although the deeper part of me really wants it). Even so, and unlike the previous time, I am surprised by the amount of articles and bullish comments that have been published. There is a lot of confidence in this ETF, confidence seems to me that it has been reflected in the price. |
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