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December 05, 2017, 02:00:36 PM
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Hi forum..

Trading crypto currency is very tricky .. even for expert forex day trader ( a day trader friend told me that )..

I think that is because it natural price speculation ( the bitcoin technology "market price" started from 0 ) but I notice
that those wild changes in price in general comes from things like "bugs, forks, and changes in the code", "Ban/approval from regulatory enforcement authority", "pump/dump web campaigns", "Large development investment",  etc ..

As far as I can see those above are the "fundamentals" in crypto currency .. thinking about it I wonder what would be a best "information aggregator" we could find/build for signals ? for instance I like the web site coinmarketcap.com[1] and their "social" function..

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#social    

[1] I have no relationship with coinmarketcap , I'm just a regular their costumer ...

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