Bitcoin Price Target Hit; Now What?

Once again, it’s been a wild ride in the bitcoin market on Thursday. Action has been particularly volatile over the last week or so, and while we generally expect to see some volatility throughout the Asian session based on Chinese volume, Europe has gone against the grain and given us plenty to trade as late. With this said, and as we head into this evening’s trading, and the end of today’s European session, what are we watching in the bitcoin price, and where will we be looking to get in and out of the markets according to our intraday strategy – be it intrarange or breakout? Take a quick look at the chart to get an idea of what we are looking at.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/11/26/bitcoin-price-target-hit-now-what/

The price of bitcoin jumped 12% today, setting a weekly high of $368.51 at 12:30 (UTC).

According to the CoinDesk USD Bitcoin Price Index (BPI), the digital currency opened the day at $328.98 before increasing $40.

The price has shed about $20 from its intra-day peak, trading around $346 at press time.

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-surges-12-setting-weekly-high/

Newsflash: Bitcoin Price Leaps $40 to Touch $369 Today

Having broken out of a wedge pattern, Bitcoin price quickly gained momentum and galloped to hit a high of $369 today.

The Bitstamp Price Index started the day at $328.90 and quickly rose through the morning to peak at $367.44 at 12:40 UTC today, November 26.
The figure represents a two-week high with Bitcoin price last seen at the $350 mark on November 10, with Bitcoin price hitting a monthly low of $300.30 the next day.

Bitcoin price struck a high of $502 this month with multiple factors such as an outflow of capital away from China, increased trading among Chinese exchanges and the slashing of central bank rates in the country.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/newsflash-bitcoin-price-leaps-40-to-touch-369-today/

We Asked a Neuroscientist How Bitcoin’s Highs and Lows Affect the Brain

The price of a bitcoin is a fickle thing. Two years ago this week, Bitcoin reached its highest price ever: $1,242 for a single coin in US dollars, up from $12 at the beginning of 2013. Almost immediately after that peak, the price began to sink, and today the virtual currency still hasn’t regained its former glory. The price of a bitcoin simply continues to bob up and down, from around $200 to just above $400 this year alone.

Every dip in price elicits a state of emergency from some corners of the community, and the slightest rally has people losing their ever-loving shit. But for all the volatility, a concise explanation for Bitcoin's price changes hasn't been found. Is it shadowy Chinese ponzi schemes? Investor-driven speculation? Intentional market manipulation? Maybe Bitcoin really is the future after all?

The answer, it turns out, could be in our heads, because for every change in Bitcoin price, there are neurons that light up like a Christmas tree in response.

    "It’s all in the brain"

Researchers have done plenty of work analyzing the effects of changes in the stock market on the human brain, and vice-versa. The stock market’s behaviour is ultimately the result of the collective decision-making of many people, after all (less so today now that high-frequency trading algorithms are popular), and decisions are physiological things; they happen in the brain. And just like the price of a stock, Bitcoin price is largely a function of the decisions people make.


http://motherboard.vice.com/read/we-asked-a-neuroscientist-how-bitcoins-highs-and-lows-affect-the-brain

Bitcoin to Paypal Exchange Against Terms of Acceptable Use Policy

Since September, an increasing number of bitcoin startups and exchange have begun offering bitcoin-to-paypal payment processing services, allowing users to send bitcoin to international paypal accounts with substantially low transaction and conversion fees.

Bitcoin exchanges such as Bitwala, leading European bitcoin payment company have introduced secure and quick bitcoin-to-paypal transfer service, with service fees ranging from 0.5% to 4%.

“For only 0.5% fee we transfer Bitcoin to PayPal accounts you want. You don’t need a bank account or a credit card. Bitcoin makes services like PayPal accessible for anyone worldwide,” announced the Bitwala team.

However, according to the PayPal Acceptable Use Policy updated on July 1, 2015, using bitcoin to transfer or “top-up” Paypal is “illegal,” as it violates one of the terms of the official policy:

“You may not use the PayPal service for activities that relate to transactions that involve currency exchanges or check cashing businesses”

Although many exchanges and bitcoin payment service providers claim bitcoin-to-paypal transfer service is legitimate and “legal,” it clearly violates one of the terms of the PayPal Acceptable Use Policy regarding currency exchange.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/11/26/bitcoin-to-paypal-exchange-against-terms-of-acceptable-use-policy/

Daily Bitcoin Price Analysis: Bitcoin Buyers Optimism strengthens

Despite the positive reports from the United States, positive macroeconomic indicators seem not to be supporting the dollar enough. However, yesterday the pair BTC/USD was traded at a range of $320- $330. After consolidation within a descending triangle the BTC to USD price began to rise in the Asian session and reached a level of $332, where it met the resistance from BitcoinCT r:  6 sellers.

Considering holidays in the United States today the main trades will be held during the European session, that should rule a roost for the BTC price today. Going above the $332 price level gives a bullish momentum to Bitcoin, and can serve as a signal for opening long-term positions. Now the level of $340 looks quite convincing.

However, Bitcoin bulls have not enough reasons for optimism. Another important factor is Bitcoin being overbought, which affected its price in recent days.

The US dollar currency basket index today reached multi-year highs levels, and according to the statistics the dollar is strengthening its position. Moreover, it's necessary to take into account that the reduction of oil prices may continue at any time, and this in turn will support the dollar. For nine weeks US crude oil inventories are increasing, thus gasoline inventories also increased.

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115738/daily-bitcoin-price-analysis-bitcoin-buyers-optimism-strengthens

Bitcoin-Friendly NextBank Receives $1.4 Million, Calls Off Crowdfunding Campaign

NextBank, which bills itself as the first bitcoin-friendly bank and is slated to open in 2016, announced that it has received $1.4 million for 4% of the company from two venture capitalists in Europe and has called off its crowdfunding campaign. Crowdfunding investors can choose to be minority investors or have their contributions refunded.

CCN reported last month that NextBank received $0.95 million in private venture capital and was accepting early registrations. The new investment brings the total investment $2.35 million USD.

The company will continue to seek funding through venture capital avenues to “ease concerns of the public,” according to a news release.

NextBank also announced it has completed development of its software.


https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-friendly-nextbank-receives-1-4-million-calls-off-crowdfunding-campaign/

Bitcoin Price Surge Hits $360

Bitcoin price continued advance today in a strong surge that hit $360. At the time of writing price is drawing back as the market comes to terms with the day's price action.



https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-price-surge-hits-360/

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Malicious Hacker Tries to Extort Bank for $3 Million in Bitcoin

An unknown malicious hacker has successfully breached a Sharjah, UAE-based bank of its customer statements and records. Over the past few days, the hacker has released the confidential data via social media after the bank refused to give in to the hacker’s extortion.

A cybercriminal who goes by the alias ‘Hacker Buba’ (yes, really) has – for the past week – held a bank in Sharjah, UAE to ransom. The hacker blackmailed the bank to pay a ransom in Bitcoin and the failure to do so will lead to the public leak of the bank’s customers’ account statements. Customers include government entities, private companies and individuals. As it turned out, the bank refused to pay and the hacker kept his word to start doxing confidential bank statements via Twitter.

As reported by GulfNews, a prominent online publication in the Middle East, Hacker Buba’s Twitter account was finally suspended on November 23, five days after the hacker began revealing the bank’s customer statements. To nobody’s surprise, the hacker set up another account the following day to upload account 500 bank customers’ statements in a single tweet, according to GN.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/malicious-hacker-tries-to-extort-bank-for-3-million-in-bitcoin/

Bitcoin Saves Africa: Nigeria’s Bank Prohibits Foreign Banknotes Deposits by DMBs

“BitcoinCT r:  7 will Save Africa…” were the words of conclusion Tony Fakah (MBA), Head of Data Network Planning and Design at Phase3 Telecom, said during an interview with CoinTelegraphCT r:  22 in his office in Maitama Abuja, Nigeria, on Tuesday November 17th, 2015.
Fighting corruption and stabilizing economy

Tony Fakah works for Africa’s leading independent aerial fibre optic network infrastructure and telecommunications services provider - Phase3 Telecom. The company has a major influence in developing Africa's ICT market as it implemented the Wire Nigeria Project. The project was conceived by the Nigerian Communications Commission to help provide broadband Internet access to rural communities. That is why Tony Fakah knows what problems his nation faces.

The interview discussed the prevailing circumstances plaguing the biggest black nation in the world as it struggles between fighting corruption and stabilizing its economy.

It was an offshoot of the ongoing national debate which hovers around the current “foreign currency policy” by the Central Bank of Nigeria. In the circular released on Wednesday August 5th, 2015 and signed by Olakanmi Gbadamosi, the director of trade and exchange, the central bank said its actions followed recent statements by individual banks suspending the payment of foreign currencies into domiciliary accounts.

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115732/bitcoin-saves-africa-nigerias-bank-prohibits-foreign-banknotes-deposits-by-dmbs

Coinsetter Blames Bitcoin Compliance Costs for New Account Fees



New York-based bitcoin exchange Coinsetter has instituted a new $65-per-month account fee, a move it says is aimed at offsetting its compliance costs.

In an email addressed to users and circulated on social media, Coinsetter told users that it was instituting the fee in a bid to "compensate for the increasing costs of holding bitcoin accounts in a US-based setting". The new fee is scheduled to go into effect on 1st December.

When reached for comment, the exchange confirmed the new fee and that proceeds would be used to defray compliance costs.

"The cost of maintaining smaller accounts is too expensive in the current environment," CEO Jaron Lukasiewicz told CoinDesk, acknowledging that the move would likely cost Coinsetter its retail customer base:

http://www.coindesk.com/coinsetter-bitcoin-compliance-costs-account-fees/

Bitcoin Under Threat from Blockchain Analysis, Gov’t Regulation: Report



itcoin is under serious threat from government regulation, according to a new analysis from Frost & Sullivan. Entitled “Dark Markets: Anonymity in Bitcoin”, the report from Frost & Sullivan Digital Transformation Research Analyst Vijay Michalik points to the benefits of the cryptocurrency’s system, and how increasing scrutiny and regulation related to security concerns could derail them.

http://mobileidworld.com/bitcoin-govt-regulation-report-11256/

ISIS parks its cash in Bitcoin, experts say



Just days after the hacker group Anonymous pledged to hunt down Islamic State members and launch cyberattacks against their accounts, a separate group of techies claims it has identified a key funding avenue for the terror network – bitcoin accounts.

Ghost Security Group, a collective of computer “hacktivists,” says it has located several bitcoin accounts that ISIS uses to fund operations. One account contained $3 million worth of bitcoin, a GhostSec member told Michael K. Smith II, a co-founder of Kronos Advisory, a national security advisory firm.

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2015/11/25/isis-parks-its-cash-in-bitcoin-experts-say.html

PSA: Cryptsy Down, Claiming DDoS

For nearly twelve hours, Cryptsy.com, an elder “alt coin” exchange which has been the subject of semi-regular community outrage for various reasons, has been inaccessible. According to one of the exchange's proprietors, Paul Vernon, the site has suffered a DDoS attack not unlike the one CCN has been experiencing as of late.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/psa-cryptsy-claiming-ddos/

Now U.S. Members Can Link Bank Account or Debit/Credit Card to Their Uphold Account

Uphold stands by bitcoin offering new services for U.S. members.

Uphold, a company that has powered over $620 million in transactions by tens of thousands of members across 168 countries, has come up with some exciting announcements recently. It cheered all U.S. members stating that they now get a possibility to link a bank account, debit or credit card to their Uphold account.

With this innovation transferring funds to and from Uphold account becomes as easy as never before. As a reminder, members used to buy bitcoin to fund Uphold accounts in the USA.

http://www.coinspeaker.com/2015/11/25/uphold-enables-us-members-to-fund-accounts-with-bank-transfers-debit-and-credit-cards/

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