[Daily Discussion] Friday, March 23, 2018 Bitcoin Markets

Binance, founded last year in Hong Kong, will soon start a "fiat-to-crypto exchange" in Malta. In an interview, Zhao Changpeng stated that it is planning to open an office on the island. He added that the company mission is currently close to securing a deal with local banks that can provide access to deposits and withdrawals.

Zhao mentioned that "Malta is very progressive when it comes to crypto and fintech."

Since last year both regulators from China to the U.S. have been cracking down on cryptocurrency exchanges and businesses, leaving many companies like Binance struggling to find a stable base. Before, the company had an office in Japan however it struggled to get a licence to operate. Moreover, Japan's Financial Services Agency issued a notice to the venue on Friday for working without consent.

Zhao's venue was the world's top-ranked exchange by volume for the past 24 hours, according to Coinmarketcap.com, trading about $1.7 billion. He mentioned that he had recently been invited by the Maltese government to review an upcoming bill that was favourable to crypto businesses.

Malta came to play as policy makers and the government has held public consultations on regulating virtual currencies, token sales, and crypto-exchanges. Last month there was the unveiling of the plans by the Malta Digital Innovation Authority that will certify and regulate blockchain-based businesses and their operations which will also create a framework to oversee initial coin offerings, the Malta Independent newspaper said.

In the coming months, Binance, is currently underway to launch a decentralized exchange.

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A push for mass adoption. Decentralized crypto tool website, bye bye CMC

Posted: 23 Mar 2018 09:49 AM PDT

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Anyone here used MoneyPolo for Crypto banking?

Posted: 23 Mar 2018 09:43 AM PDT

If yes, how is the experience for EU & Asian users?

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Book Keeping Software and Workflows?

Posted: 22 Mar 2018 12:41 PM PDT

Current Setup:

Export exchange CSV's for backup.
Import CSV's or use API to get exchange data in Cointracking.
Clean and standardize data in Cointracking. Add wallet addresses to track ICO stuff.
Export data from cointracking to Libre Calc to establish complete historical record.

I find a lot of the calculations Cointracking comes up with are not accurate but it's easy enough to keep track with a spreadsheet.

There are a couple Libre Calc extensions that leverage ccxt but for me it would probably mean a lot of studying. Similar queries can be done in Excel.

I poked around and found marketXLS, it's an Excel plugin and looks pretty useful. Dude in the chat window said they support all major crypto pairs. Not cheap though or crypto specific.

Anyways thought I would see what everyone else is using?

Thanks for any input.

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Theory: The market dumps so hard because the narrative of bitcoin is so anti-regulatory.

Posted: 22 Mar 2018 07:23 PM PDT

The average joe gets into crypto aware that its biggest fans hate intervention. The moment a government hints at control, the average joe, hyperaware to loss, panic sells everything because they feel like they were buying into a potentially forbidden activity. Basically the crypto doesn't do itself favors by being anti-regulatory. It creates its own panic button.

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Can someone simulate at what price would DEATH CROSS happen?

Posted: 22 Mar 2018 06:13 PM PDT

So yeah can someone simulate when would death cross occur on bitcoin based on daily chart. For the next 2 weeks or something? This is probably kinda complicated and impossible to predict. Or to what extent can we predict, whether the death cross will happen?

Could someone bother to explain the possibilities?

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What exchange can I buy BTC with Swiss Franks (CHF)?

Posted: 22 Mar 2018 11:01 AM PDT

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