Regarding Ned and other big players. I think it is of very little significance in any direction. Simple example: You can make the argument that they sold their stake and as such, they are somewhat abandoning

Hey. I don't come here much often anymore since I have a lot of other things to do. Wife, work, school (last year finally), dog and youth group and the occasional trading study keep me well occupied. I

Well, this is to be expected. After all, it's not like they could go and pay the developers/marketers/... or any kind of employee for that matter with ETH. They just wouldn't be able to live off of that,

Yea. It's where there was the highest amount of trading volume in the past. I wish I could show you the graph, but I've lost my TradingView trial.

It sure is.

You're right. I know how much time I've spent writing and polishing some of my articles only to get a measly 0,15 up-vote. Most of the people I've been talking to for the past 10 months have forgotten

I love getting technical. :) Honestly, I don't think we should be calling this a pump and dump. According to the technicals, there could be one lower low somewhere around the 0,35 area, but I don't think

I never really left. I've been reading some posts here and there, checking some Technical Analysis and stuff like that. I'd definitely say it's a lot quieter. No vote wars anymore, people are generally

The fundamentals are surely looking good for STEEM. There are also several signals in Technicals pointing towards a major bullish move. To the left, there is weekly MACD just about to cross for a bullish

The fundamentals are surely looking good for STEEM. There are also several signals in Technicals pointing towards a major bullish move. To the left, there is weekly MACD just about to cross for a bullish

The fundamentals are surely looking good for STEEM. There are also several signals in Technicals pointing towards a major bullish move. To the left, there is weekly MACD just about to cross for a bullish

Great talk, Glen! I've been away for a while now, partly to the fact that I've lost the sight of my WHY and mainly focused on the WHAT. I can see from my blog that it started with the deployment of Steemhunt.

The ticker is INTC, not INTL.

I've plotted a swing-high swing-low on fib expansion and the price seems to be approaching the 2.618 fib expansion level. Moreover, the philosophical level of 3000 seems like it could act as serious

At this point, it is very difficult for me to trust anything that comes out of the mouth of any big bankster. I've come to the point where I do occasionally read news, but rather than trying to make something

This does look really good. I always like it when there is a hacker in a movie or TV series. Being a computer science student, the thing I'm always looking for is how close to reality everything is. This

This is great to see. I've written a short piece on what's been happening in the past 6 months, you're welcome to check it out on my blog. In short, I don't think we need some kind of major news or a special

While I pity you for your losses (I'm down 50% myself), I cannot overlook the fact that you've invested more than you were willing to loose. Just don't do that. Ever. That is the only thing that's kept

I can clearly see many parallels to the Internet of Money by A. Antonopulous in this article. He states that there will be many crypto-currencies used around the world and that there will be one (doesn't

I hope that ordinary people are willing to educate themselves on the topic. Or any other important topic for that matter, as that is the only way for anyone to thrive.