IF i had the chance to managed a certain government i would really apply blockchain technology and give their budget in a form of cryptocurrency or digital currency that could be used as a form of payment and could even trade to fiat money. In this way we could eradicate the corruption because the public could be aware on where the budget of the people coming from taxes will going through. Yet, until now the government is not interested on cryptocurrency or if they are they are not willing also to investigate and checked how cryptocurrency works and how could it will be applied on their system. They just want their business to continue as usual doing ghost project? I do not know maybe!

crypto decentralized bank Binance is working towards it we can expect soon decentralized banking more superior and faster companies more than wallets

Fiat money, gold and precious metal standards and crypto currencies are all barter systems imo. I know economics academics might disagree with this notion. There isn't a massive or substantial difference separating a farmer exchanging 12 chickens for a goat or a consumer purchasing an internet domain name for 0.0005 bitcoins.

Article link?  You forgot to include the source.  I found a different article here if anyone wants to read that one.

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If it was anyone else, I'd be skeptical, but David Chaum is a luminary in crypto.  On that basis alone, consider me intrigued.  Although I'm a little disappointed with the closed beta.  If you want to claim you've built a better cryptocurrency, you should arguably start with the fundamentals of being open-source.  As long as they make it public at some point, then I suppose we should give them the benefit of the doubt.  Perhaps they don't want a million-and-one copycat ICOs trying to cash in on their ideas.  Hopefully this doesn't become a trend for new projects, though.

The whales decide when to end the bull markets because they have so many coins that they can crash the price if they want, but they cannot decide when the bull market begins because they do not have control over all the people that right now are deciding to not invest in bitcoin because they are afraid, so they are doing what any reasonable person will do, which is to take advantage of the prices and buy all the coins they can afford.

I guess another professor felt the need do outdo Professor Bitcorn, the Boston University professor who predicted that Bitcoin would fall to $10. I wonder what name the community will give to Roubini.

Fun facts: Apparently, this guy predicted the housing bubble crash of 2008 and he's been warning of various financial bubbles for years. He's known as "Dr. Doom."

We are still up compared to last year.

But these news are actually good for the adoption and we've been looking for an appropriate impact when there are news like those. Sadly, we haven't seen any positive reaction that we've been hoping for after those. Well, it's not about only the price to see if there's a movement for bitcoin, save the best for the last.

I actually completely agree with his comments. Finally, someone realistic and sensible talking about bitcoin.

While the bear market may still have some more time to go before it finally bottoms, I think it is evident right now that bitcoin is nearing its floor. Anything less than $4-5k in price would simply mean the buying pressure from below will boost demand and bring prices back up again.

The rallies we saw a few weeks back were essentially bull traps, though. As I've mentioned, bearish sentiment still dominates the market and it's hard for a trend reversal to happen right now. The most likely outcome is thus a dip to $3-5k, a correction upwards, and stability there before the recovery finally comes. Reason why I don't think BTC is going to stabilize at the $6k level is because there's going to still be a lot more time that will need to elapse before we're close to being done with the current bear market.

By 2018 the world economy is falling, there is currently chaos in the economy around the world. there are even some countries declared bankrupt by the world this year. a country that is able to survive in conditions like now only countries that have a large gold stock. China and America are currently collecting gold from all over the world. the goal is to maintain their existence and also to survive the coming crisis. I want to know whether cryptocurrency, especially bitcoin, will be affected by the current crisis? I want to hear from the seniors here.

I've read that Facebook is going to have its cryptocurrency https://cryptobriefing.com/ready-for-facebook-coin/
Since Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg as an entity is highly influential, do you think it would bring crypto in a positive light? I am thinking that it may raise awareness of cryptocurrency as a whole and not just bitcoin.

dailymail must have hired some cryptofriendly journalist
this is not the first of the cryptorelated articles I'm reading by them:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6163075/Bitcoin-cryptocurrency-plunge-80-value.html   
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5912755/Over-800-brands-cryptocurrency-dead-Bitcoin-falls-70-time-record-high.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5839395/Bitcoin-hits-4-month-low-currency-exchange-theft.html

What are some of the mysteries you are curious about?

For example,
Who are the whales
How is the market manipulated
And so on

Can be any story about your experience related to crypto markets
From the over all sentiment to the big idealist/realist goals we are headed from and to

My curiosity is how the whales are playing between each other and how analysts see these behaviour and how they find it