@johanalejo Tether is a useful tool, but it isn't an integral part of the crypto market. It could easily be replaced with something much better. Why do people even think a stable coin needs to be backed

Nice data analysis. I came to a similar conclusion from a different angle. With a low finding support around $7,500. You could check out the #cryptocommentary that I posted yesterday and let me know what

I just wrote up a #cryptocommentary yesterday that you should check out. let me know what you think.

@tradewonk. I just came to a similar conclusion in an analysis that I posted yesterday. I was looking at the inverse correlation of ETH to BTC, projecting the trends into late February. Could you check

Cool, thanks!

Thanks for the post! I am pretty new to the crypto scene. Heard about bitcoin 7 years ago and didn’t seriously look into it until this December... oh well. I went on github to see what the level of activity

Are you suggesting that they should just except payment in already existing cryptos and fiat? The benefits of offering a token include raising funds, establishing value and building an identifiable community

I check way to often. I am trying to set up alerts, so I know if something is moving up quickly, and for some coins, sell orders at certain percentage gains. Setting up stop-losses would be a good practice

Great work! I like the idea of pegging the cost to a USD value. If it were pegged in FUEL, the cost of the service would fluctuate as the value of the currency fluctuates. People would be less willing

Good analysis!