After seeing developers port over to EOS earlier this year, the ‘Ethereum Killer’ of last year now finds itself on the receiving end. Popular game, EOS Knights, will be ported over to TRON (TRX) later this year. 

• Bitcoin Cash is currently bearish over both the short-term and the medium-term 
• The four-hour time is showing that a breakout above the $242.00 level could trigger a major up move
• A bearish head and shoulders pattern is still weighing on the BCH  USD pair

Bitcoin Cash has moved away from the worst levels of the trading month, with the cryptocurrency now trapped in a period of sideways consolidation around its monthly opening price.

Circle is the latest victim of SEC foot-dragging as it continues to shrink, abandoning many of its ambitions to build a holistic world-class crypto company as regulatory uncertainty continues to undermine both its model, and the asset-class as a whole.

The latest edition of the monthly CryptoCompare Exchange Review is out, and one clear conclusion stands out from the analysis: since August, market volumes have fallen across the board.

Bitcoin trading volume may be posting lows across the board, but back in DeFi Babylon things are not so gloomy. Babel Finance reported a tremendous growth rate ever since the investment by NGC Ventures, a Venture Capital fund loosely associated with NEO.

Everybody likes a good supply-sapping token burn. The first quarterly kilning of native exchange tokens took place in October of 2017 at Binance, and burning is now conducted by Huobi and Bitfinex, as well as Tether when trouble brews and people want their real dollars back, among others.

Zk-STARKs have been long hyped up as a replacement for Zcash’s Zk-SNARK system, for one simple reason: they don’t require the trusted setup, which (if compromised) could allow an attacker to mint unlimited coins.

The Monero team has been especially vocal about that possibility, speculating in 2017 on including Zk-STARKs in the roadmap. Fluffypony even ‘promised’ a STARK-based sidechain on Twitter.

It’s always hard to say goodbye to an ex- in which you’ve invested so much… but Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire seems to have no problem with dumping the baggage.

Circle has announced that it is “doubling down” on efforts to “build a more open, global and accessible financial system” – and that as part of that endeavor, it is spinning off its troubled Poloniex exchange.

An Asian investment group will inject $100M into the new entity, Polo Digital Assets, Ltd. and the exchange will cease working with U.S.-based traders as of November 1st, 2019.

• Nano remains bearish over both the short-term and the medium-term
• The four-hour time is showing that bulls need to stabilize price above the $0.850000 level to increase buying interest.
• The daily time frame shows that the cryptocurrency is trading inside a huge wedge pattern.

Nano is coming back under downside pressure towards the $0.800000 level, with the cryptocurrency eroding over fifteen percent of its early-month gains.

Bitcoin is back below $8,000 today, dragging down most of the altcoins with it. Virtually the entire market is down with figures ranging from 1% to 3%, though Holochain and BSV are exceptions with +5% and +2% performances on the day.