Of the first 50 crypts that survived these two days, only three have grown.

Here's a list of survivors:

21: Tether

This is one of the currencies most criticized in the market. It is tied to the dollar, and its tokens are supported by assets held by the same company on a backup account. By trading at $ 1.03, this digital currency avoided the decline, and it reached almost 2 percent. However, it should be noted that when the currency is completely in the shadow of the US dollar, it means that it is centralized. On the other hand, there were reports that $ 31 million had been stolen in a tether.

23: Siacoin

This crypt has increased 12 percent to $ 0.046048. Siacoin is conceived as a platform for cloud storage, similar to something like Google Drive.

The only thing that's stored in this warehouse is decentralized. And of course, the creators and owners of the crypto-company Nebulous Inc. are known. Therefore, the currency is centralized and hierarchical, which does not appeal to those who dig a battle and just for similar reasons.

43: SmartCash

This currency was an alternative to the zcoin project and is the only digital currency on this list without a centralized status. Yesterday it rose almost 30 percent, but it is soon limited to 12 percent.

And interesting was her chart that flickered - from 0, 35 dollars to 2, 66 (which is an increase of 760 percent for two days), and then dropped to the dollar, but again grows.

The bad news is down: The Battle Platform breaks down

More negative news has pushed the prices of the main crypts down and caused the Bitconnect shutdown.

Bitconnect, a battlefield trading platform that many have accused of functioning as a pyramid scheme, have announced that it will stop working.

Namely, at Bitconnect, they could arrange for them to take on the investment of the user's coins in exchange for a certain return on the invested capital. But what caused the public's negative attitude towards this platform was their "referral" policy that smelled of the Ponzi scheme, so Bitconnect was often labeled as a scam in the media.

Just negative publicity is one of the main reasons why this service is shut down, writes on their site. Other reasons are warnings from Texas and North Carolina warnings, as well as continuous DDoS attacks that have destabilized the functioning of the exchange office.