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Bitcoin Cash is slowly gaining its popularity. When customers demand Bitcoin Cash, top crypto exchanges deliver by adding the new Bitcoin to their trading site. The demand comes from how Bitcoin Cash is an improvement from the original with its 8mb blocksize. Can you suggest other exchanges?

Check the inforaph below and see why.
Source: https://www.coinpoint.net/infographics/bch-exchanges/

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We know how volatile Bitcoin is, but here are some views that could help you out;

The immediate outlook is neutral.
A close above the 10-day MA may result in a bullish falling channel breakout.
A break below $6,425 (April low) could yield a drop below $6,000 (February low).
A further drop towards the falling channel support of $5,450 cannot be ruled out, as the daily relative strength index shows sufficient room for another $1,000 drop in prices.

So, is it really a make or break deal for Bitcoin?

Source: https://www.coindesk.com/make-or-break-bitcoin-risks-bear-revival-below-6-5k/

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Bitcoin is decentralised, permissionless, borderless and peer to peer. It has been hacked and disrupted, but the blockchain technology is well protected and immutable. So Mary I cannot see how bitcoin would drop to zero. Not even the investment bankers and governments can control bitcoin, because the power is held by the masses, even though centralised exchanges are creating a storm with the SegWitx2 connection - its the people that choose whether to opt in or out of bitcoin. Bitcoin reminds me of when internet was first introduced, creating the dot com bubble. And yet today we still have the internet. Bitcoin price is volatile, and has proven to still be better than a nation's fiat currency eg India, Venezuela, Greece. Once bitcoin is accepted on a global scale then the price should settle and become a truly supply and demand commodity according to the market and become the internet of money.
In a world of million chances, anything could happen and it includes reduced value in bitcoin. Its price going down to zero might be way over the top. The soon to be split in bitcoin is designed to accommodate people who do not have the high power computers needed to mine them. We are sure that bitcoin prices, the old and new ones would continue to rise.

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In the current situation, it would be safe to say that bitcoin is going to be on a hot streak for the next year. We know that it went through a fork and there would another fork soon but its value still goes up. Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold and Bitcoin Silver might not be as valuable as the original Bitcoin but don’t be surprised if their prices go up in the days to come. 

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This is a very interesting clip; many should watch this video. Many are weighing in at bitcoin vs gold but at practical level, it is safe to say that bitcoin wins. There are businesses that accept bitcoin payment but with gold in your pockets and try to pay for goods and services with it face-to-face, many might not even take you seriously. 

https://www.facebook.com/businessinsider/videos/10155166321829071/?hc_ref=ARQvvXmKXp9B9RJ-SFrHMdI9-uUJtpDHhkOuecMMzS870dF0oEeTOrtgRam2q8nj5c0&pnref=story

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Crypto Discussion / Re: The Future of Web Payment
« on: October 20, 2017, 08:48:03 AM »
I am still waiting for an altcoin to be a true alternative to cash (speed, stability, little volatility etc). Maybe Dash?
Dash is an interesting choice but I am not sure if many are open to this cryptocurrency as of this time. All of the altcoin transactions would be fast but their prizes would always be fluctuating. I am not saying Dash is a bad choice but Bitcoin has always been the more popular one and with that, we are not sure of what the future has in store for Dash, Bitcoin and the like.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: It's a tough week for Bitcoin
« on: October 20, 2017, 08:46:33 AM »
Interesting to see if there are any buyers for the Russian version and whether goverment will peg price to rouble or dollar.
It really is interesting to see if the Russian government regulated cryptocurrency named “Cryptoruble” would be successful in its venture. It’s just the beginning for this one but so many questions are popping out here and there. Like, how much would it cost? Would it be accepted as payment for a variety of services in Russia?, and would it be the perfect substitute for bitcoin users in Russia?   

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Trading / Newsflash: Bitcoin Price Storms Back to $5,725
« on: October 20, 2017, 08:45:18 AM »
We all know what bitcoin has gone through the past month, with all the ICOs ban in China topped with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon calling it a “fraud” and everything else in between; the point is, the valued went down. There are other times in the past that it experienced downfall but it always finds its way up and now at a value of $5,700++ a piece, surpassing its old all-time high record.
 
Do you think that there would be another difficulty the bitcoin would go through in the future? Would it then cause it to double its price?

Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/newsflash-bitcoin-price-storms-back-to-5725/

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Crypto Discussion / Re: The Future of Web Payment
« on: October 13, 2017, 10:25:36 AM »
I think integrating blockchains on a modern word it's need for all of us
Yeah and I think payments do not have to be stressful and web payment more easier than cash payment
I am glad that you see it that way because so do I! It would be nice if you won’t have any excuse not to pay bills because everything is instant! No need to fall in line and wait, few clicks from your mobile phone, tablet or any other gadget would take care of the bills.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: It's a tough week for Bitcoin
« on: October 13, 2017, 10:24:34 AM »
Bitcoin has taken a hard hit in the past and still rebounded. Do not think there will be a quick bounce back but it will come. Think Russia may replace China for bitcoin demand.
That is right, bitcoin is sure to bounce back from falling down but it would take time. China may have chosen to stay away from it but others would be there to pick it up and discover how they can benefit from it. It would make a comeback soon enough.
I still do not understand the position of China, but exactly bitcoin will gradually grow

Try not thinking about it from an ICO or investor perspective. Those are the reasons they used for what they did but what does their statement really say?

I think it really goes to show that the controlling communist government of China simply cannot control cryptocurrencies and this worries them. Worried

so much that they had to go and ban ICOs. Outside the box thought, but worth a consider I think
It is hard to know the exact reason behind it but I agree that the communist government might be behind it. Bitcoin is sure to give one person a lot of assets or money just like that, probably richer than what they consider to be the “average”. The fact that it could also go anywhere and undetected (because it’s decentralized) worries their government.

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Crypto Discussion / Would you turn all your money to bitcoins?
« on: October 13, 2017, 10:22:30 AM »
One Dutchman named Didi Taihuttu placed all his possessions in the market to invest on bitcoins. He believes that it would be the future and when it happens; his family is among the first ones to enjoy. His decision comes with so many risks, for one, his family now resides in a campsite but he did it anyway.
Let’s say bitcoin is showing great potential, would you sell all your possessions in exchange for the “future currency”?   


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