Research: Cryptocurrency is dying

2018-10-10 18:10

Cryptocurrency exploded like a supernova as prices soared to nearly $20,000 in December 2017. But like a dying star, the crypto-market may now be facing an implosion. According to a new report from technology research group, Juniper Research, the cryptocurrency “industry is on the brink of an implosion.

” The research highlights some key market metrics, all of which display cryptocurrencies as being on a downward spiral. “During Q1 2018, cryptocurrency transactions totaled just over $1. 4 trillion, compared with less than $1. 7 trillion for 2017 as a whole,” the report notes. “However, by Q2 2018, transaction values had plummeted by 75…

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Head of Swiss Department of Economic Affairs Conveys Optimistic Vision on Blockchain Technology

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‘Crypto Virgins’ Are Driving The Price Of Bitcoin

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2018-6-26 13:30


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Bitcoin Price Drop Caused by Futures Expiration, Tom Lee Says

Thomas Lee, Co-founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, ties the recent decline in Bitcoin (BTC) price with the expiration of Bitcoin futures. Tom Lee Blames Futures Expiration Among Other Factors In an interview for Bloomberg, Tom Lee explained that the weakness in the market’s first and foremost cryptocurrency was the result of futures contracts expiring.

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Bitcoin Price Drop To $3200 Would Still Continue Uptrend, Fundstrat Confirms

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‘Really Un-Tethered?’ Bitcoin Price Manipulation Returns With New Research

Days after Tether (USDT) gained a higher market cap than Monero and Dash, new research has reignited suspicions that the altcoin “manipulated” Bitcoin prices.   Cryptocurrency Highs Fuelled By Tether The product of two researchers at the University of Texas, the paper — titled Is Bitcoin Really Un-Tethered? — claims to have identified potential evidence of direct price manipulation since November 2017.

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