LazarR wrote: Thu Oct 05, 2017 9:03 pm

If you consider investing in bitcoins – choose wisely and don’t invest all your savings At some point the market situation may change

That is correct. This is a market like everyone else and needs proper timing for every entry and exit (if the target is not soo far away in the future)

Of course, when planning on buying the currency you should certainly only invest as much as you are prepared to lose. However the news around of bitcoins is full of half-truths misinformation and ignorance . IT would be necessary to study quite deeply and closely these topic in order to even understand who the vested interests really are.Nevertheless,for sure cryptos are here to stay..

This market becomes more volatile, which is not bad at all. Each rally will speed up quickly, but also the correction would become more sharper, rapid and deeper and may set up some surprises for those who prefers to invest rather than to trade .

Yes, certainly you should expect volatility in the crypto-currency’s value. However , it could be taken for your own advantage. It could help you getting some quick profit while trade, but it has its own risks of course
In my opinion If crypto was more stable, it wouldn't be as exciting...

On Cryptowat.ch you see also RealVolume from Bitfinex, no account needed. BTCUSD, ETHUSD, LTCUSD and so on.

Thank you very much for the website link.

Regards.

$31 million worth of Tether coins got stolen this Monday, following a “malicious attack”, the fintech behind the alt-coins said.

"$30,950,010 USDT was removed from the Tether Treasury wallet on Nov. 19, 2017 and sent to an unauthorized bitcoin address”, the company said in a statement. “As Tether is the issuer of the USDT managed asset, we will not redeem any of the stolen tokens, and we are in the process of attempting token recovery to prevent them from entering the broader ecosystem."

OneCoin, the MLM cryptocurrency ponzi scheme, denied the charges of money laundering, organized criminal activities and fraud, under which the Bulgarian specialized prosecution and police conducted searches, questionings and confiscations last week.
The operation was carried out in cooperation and upon the request of the prosecutor’s office in the German town of Bielefeld, which last spring launched a criminal investigation into the activities of OneCoin in Germany. According to the official statement of Bulgaria’s Specialized Prosecution, the police and agents of the State Agency for National Security have conducted searches in the Sofia offices of One Network Services and 14 other companies, have confiscated servers and other equipment and have questioned over 50 witnesses. However, no arrests have been made.
The Bulgarian prosecution also said that there are numerous investigations against OneCoin in countries like UK, Ireland, Italy, USA, Canada, Ukraine and many others.

Facebook banned the ads of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, initial coin offerings (ICOs) and binary options across its network and partnering sites.
According to the new company policy, “ads that promote financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices, such as binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency“ are prohibited. The ban will apply to all platforms of the company, including Facebook, Audience Network that places ads on third party apps, and Instagram.

mlawson71 wrote: Sat Feb 10, 2018 1:14 am Facebook banned the ads of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, initial coin offerings (ICOs) and binary options across its network and partnering sites.

Good info bro. Thanks for the update.