The start of 2019 produced some epic bounce plays throughout the crypto markets, yet not every coin or token performed the same. During this market cycle we’ve seen many old 2017 ICO projects die, as well as microcaps getting delisted and losing liquidity. Out of the larger market cap coins, XRP has underperformed most other
The Chinese government banning crypto is a regular tradition that dates back to 2013. Every time they ban crypto the markets tend to panic… this video highlights all the various China FUD articles and crashes on the charts. China has a large crypto community and they’ve contributed a ton of value to the space, yet
While 2017 was crazed with new, record-breaking ICOs popping up every day and the future seeming bright and untainted for cryptocurrencies, the focus in 2018 appears to center more on the extent and effect of cryptocurrency regulations than anything else. These regulations come as a result of renewed government awareness of cryptos in the fallout
While everyone’s curiously waiting for individual governments to step into the vast realm of crypto-assets with their regulations, specifically the much anticipated G-20 meeting, many people are wondering what other factors could also affect cryptocurrencies. Here are a few little-known factors that could affect crypto-assets in the second half of 2018: #1 – Development of
Bitconnect (BCC) reached the peak of its hype at the end of 2017 along with many other cryptos. Its unbelievably high rate of returns drew in an enthusiastic crowd, but behind those championing the crypto stood others who warned new investors to stay away from what they believed was a Ponzi scheme. When Bitconnect collapsed
There’s a lot of noise about the current state of cryptocurrencies and bitcoin’s recent price crash. Hacking, government regulation, and several scams have all contributed to Bitcoin’s current price drop. It’s been a rough first half of the year for investors… But looking at this trend can help us see where cryptocurrencies are heading in