Markets are red. Investors are blue. Crypto is down – and so, maybe, are you.
But Bill Smead, CEO of Smead Capital Management, describes a United States that is soon to be dominated by millennials. Does that mean we’re on the brink of a crypto dawn?
Grayscale is often seen as a bellwether for institutional interest in cryptocurrency as an asset class. The world’s largest crypto-focused fund’s quarterly reports are eagerly awaited signals of whether or not big money is entering the sector… or leaving it.
The cryptocurrency market has found a direction today, and it’s not up. Bitcoin fell below $8,000, losing 3% over 24 hours. Many altcoins are in an even worse shape, rolling back their hard fought gains of the previous days.
With strong 4-8% losses across the board, Chainlink, 0x, BAT and Ravencoin lead the pack with double-digit losses. These assets were largely rising during the neutral market we saw recently, thus making them more vulnerable to market-wide downturns.
In our deeply connected society, we are witnessing attacks on individual privacy on a daily basis. It seems like achieving true privacy might require a return to old tech, a rejection of social network connections, and at the extreme, a move toward living off-the-grid entirely.
The hermit lifestyle has an appealing ring for those who desire privacy, but it requires a sacrifice: giving up all the advantages and conveniences of living in a connected world.
More than 11m crypto traders are now able to make decisions based on sentiment, one of the key drivers of crypto prices. Social trading platform eToro and sentiment analytics provider TheTIE have partnered to provide actionable information on what the crowd thinks about digital assets.
As of today, eToro users will be able to use TheTIE-LongOnly CopyPortfolio, a strategy that uses algorithms to allocate value into a subset of thirteen cryptocurrencies on a long position.
Cosmos is staging a minor technical correction on Wednesday, after the popular cryptocurrency turned lower alongside the broader market.
A new plugin that allows software programmers to integrate NANO currency into their video games may be behind yesterday’s sudden surge in the cryptocurrency’s price.
On October 15, the NANO price moved by nearly 10%, from $0.79 to $0.89, in the space of an hour. In terms of market cap, that plays out as a $13M increase. Volumes highlight that the majority of trading activity had taken place on Binance early in the day.
Some governments resist change, while others make it a point to keep up with ‘shyfting’ times. The small Caribbean island of Bermuda is one of those places, hosting the rollout of Perseid and Shyft Network‘s e-ID solution in Bermuda.
The identification technology is developed by Perseid and uses the Shyft Network protocol to operate, while the Government of Bermuda is collaborating to introduce innovative technology.
To say that regulators have offered Facebook’s Libra project an icy reception would be an understatement. Cold stares greet Mark Zuckerberg wherever he travels, it seems: and the effect could be to freeze progress on his pet financial boondoggle.
As payment processor giants MasterCard and Visa announced they are joining eBay, PayPal, and Stripe in abandoning the Libra ship, the association may soon be left with a few non-profits helping Facebook sail it to safe shores.
According to the digital asset management solution provider Caspian, which provides professional investors with sophisticated crypto trading tools, the majority of funds they speak to are coming from Europe.
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