Hello Human
Here comes the daily advice for December 11th 2017
The current trend is bullish and has lasted for 25 days.
My recommendation is to Hold.
The price for 1 btc is currently $16834.84 (115%).
$7838.54 was the price at the beginning of the trend.
RSI is 79
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Deutsche Bank Economist Says a Bitcoin Crash Would Endanger ...
Fortune - 11 hours ago
An economist at Deutsche Bank thinks a crash in the price of bitcoin will be among the top risks to broader markets in 2018. Torsten Slok, Deutsche's Bank's Chief International Economist, recently sent clients a list of 30 market risks which could impact growth next year. The list, shared with outlets including ... |
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Bitcoin feeding frenzy being fuelled by 15x leverage, says exchange
Financial Times - 9 hours ago
The Japanese exchange at the heart of bitcoin's recent surge has said its investors are fuelling the cryptocurrency's feeding frenzy as they buy in with leverage up to 15 times their cash deposit. Yuzo Kano, bitFlyer's chief executive, said in an interview with the Financial Times that the liquidity on his ... |
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Could Bitcoin's 'Whales' Manipulate the Market?
Fortune - 9 hours ago
Bitcoin has captured the public imagination this year — or at least, as its price skyrocketed, tapped into public greed. But bitcoin was built by a tight-knit community of technology buffs and entrepreneurs, and a relatively small number of them own an outsized share of the cryptocurrency. As smaller investors ... |
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Twas The Night Before Bitcoin Futures
Forbes - 13 hours ago
After an extremely volatile week, even by Bitcoin standards, I, like many of you are waiting for Bitcoin futures to open. Will this really create the access that I once hoped for? As I wrote recently, I find that people most excited about Bitcoin futures are Bitcoin owners, making me question how much new ... |
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Can China Contain Bitcoin?
MIT Technology Review - 1 hour ago
It was only a matter of time before Bobby Lee, CEO of China's longest-running Bitcoin exchange, found himself in the crosshairs of Chinese regulators. His exchange, BTCC, had occupied a gray area of Chinese law, neither licensed nor explicitly illegal. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that can be ... |
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