Cryptocurrency

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This is an interesting site:

https://www.blocktivity.info/

Shows activity and transactions for different blockchains. Particularly like this stat:



So based on this STEEM and GOLOS are very active and undervalued in terms of market cap...

Interesting site, no heard of Golos before, worth taking a look at it's done well but not pumped yet, might be able to get in early if it checks out.

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Luv it when this happens... totally forgot about the BOScoin ICO, put almost a thousand pounds worth of BTC for several thousands of the token back in April. They just sent a newsletter which reminded me. Turns out that's about £50k now

"As you know, BOScoin is based on Stellar, and we are the first Stellar based token to be listed on KuCoin but they have confirmed that they will list BOScoin as soon as all technical issues are resolved."

Similar thing with the Tezos ICO, totally forgot about that.

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Interesting site, no heard of Golos before, worth taking a look at it's done well but not pumped yet, might be able to get in early if it checks out.

Rusia's Steem.

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Verge on the daily express? What? How? WhY?

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/ci...-money-finance

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Verge on the daily express? What? How? WhY?

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/ci...-money-finance

This is the one that John McAfeee is pumping isn't it? Screams of scam to me. Are you aware of it at all?

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This is the one that John McAfeee is pumping isn't it? Screams of scam to me. Are you aware of it at all?

I'm not aware of the JM influence.

The creator of Verge had never intended it to be pump coin instead the focus was on privacy and secure transactions at Stellar like speeds. In fact as I recall that's why so many coins were created in the first place, to avoid pumping. Not worked.

I'm only invested in what I can afford / happy to loose. But yes be careful with that influence. Nonetheless the statistics behind the current rise suggest people will pump it to around $2 by June. If that happens, I'm all out.

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He pumped XLM today, check out the graph!

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Rollercoaster about to go back up...

No Cryptocurrency Trading Ban, South Korea Government Confirms

On January 15, in a public press conference, South Korea President Moon Jae-in’s executive office Blue House spokesperson Jeong Ki-joon, emphasized that there will be no cryptocurrency trading ban in the near future.

In an official announcement, spokesperson Jeong noted that the cryptocurrency regulation task force created by the government will improve and alter the original proposal by the Justice Ministry to ban cryptocurrency trading and introduce practical regulations to foster the cryptocurrency market.

The statement of spokesperson Jeong, translated at CCN, read:

“First, the South Korean government will pursue the crackdown on anonymous cryptocurrency trading accounts and will punish market manipulation, money laundering, and fraudulent transactions through joint investigations participated by the local law enforcement and financial authorities.

Second, the cryptocurrency trading ban proposal introduced by Justice Minister Park Sang-ki was a suggestion made by the Justice Ministry on December 28 to bring speculation within the cryptocurrency market under control. The proposal will be discussed and changed by the task force participated by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, central bank, Fair Trade Commission, and other agencies.

Third, excessive speculation and fraudulent activities will be met with severe consequences. But, the government will support and even finance blockchain technology development.”

The ban on foreigners and underaged investors from trading cryptocurrencies is expected to be implemented on January 20, and by the end of this month, South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges are also expected to reopen registrations for new users and investors.

The statement of the South Korean government came after several high ranking officials including Nam Kyung-pil, former congressman and a member of the National Assembly, heavily criticized critics and the government for their inability to understand and properly regulate the cryptocurrency market.

“Calling bitcoin a tulip bubble is ridiculing the South Korean people. Its a baseless condemnation of the currency. Gov’t should focus on fostering crypto market if it doesn’t want to be left behind,” Nam said.

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BTC crashing again. Wonder what's causing it this time

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BTC crashing again. Wonder what's causing it this time

It's a longshot but I'd guess "commonsense".