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    November 03, 2018

    Crypto Currency Markets "Goldman Sachs Starts Onboarding Clients For Its New Bitcoin Derivative"

    "Goldman Sachs Starts Onboarding Clients For Its New Bitcoin Derivative"

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 12:19 PM PDT

    Winklevoss Brothers File Charges Against Bitcoin Investor And Ex-Convict Charlie Shrem – They Want 5,000 Bitcoins

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 10:44 AM PDT

    Larry Sharpe & Why the NY Gubernatorial Election Matters for Crypto Nationwide

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 02:59 PM PDT

    Ripple Open New Office In Dubai Before Year Ends.

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 09:14 PM PDT

    Top Crypto Performers Overview: Bitcoin Cash, Stellar, Monero, EOS, Ripple, ARK

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 04:16 PM PDT

    5 Undervalued Chinese Cryptos

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 01:13 PM PDT

    I wrote an article of, what I believe to be, the best low cap Chinese cryptocurrencies at this moment, and why I feel they're undervalued.

    Let me know what you think!

    https://cryptoguidepro.com/best-undervalued-chinese-cryptocurrencies/

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    Bitcoin: $300k by 2025 - Tradingview Idea

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 03:16 PM PDT

    Nevin Freeman from Reserve Protocol talks about Stablecoins and Decentralizing Money: Decentralize This! — Podcast Ep. 6

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 05:32 PM PDT

    More Dumb Things People Say About Bitcoin (Part 2)

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 05:12 PM PDT

    Hello everyone. My name is Malcolm Rose and I write educational content about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on my website. I recently started putting out short informative videos meant to dispel common misinformation about Bitcoin. Yesterday I put out a new one, titled More Dumb Things People Say About Bitcoin (Part 2). I'd really love to get some feedback on this - the goal is to provide some insightful commentary about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies while also dispelling myths and misinformation.

    Something I've noticed is that a ton of lies, slander, or simply confusion gets repeated ad nauseum about Bitcoin. Thus I will be continuing this series, and I'm hoping to not just get feedback but also suggestions about different Bitcoin myths/misinformation/questions I can talk about. This latest video includes suggestions from viewers like you!

    Thanks for reading, guys - have a good one!

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    People Love Giving Their Crypto To Scammers

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 04:16 PM PDT

    Why Security Tokens Could Help Redefine What it Means to be an Accredited Investor.

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 04:04 PM PDT

    So there is now a protocol running that let's you create your own customized asset-pegged tokens using your crypto as collateral

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 03:38 PM PDT

    AiBB Tokens Facilitates More Growth To Crypto Markets

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 03:06 AM PDT

    It is paramount to note that the AiBB will facilitates even more growth in the cryptocurrency market by bringing together reliable trade data, news, security and public education. We want every individual involved in the cryptocurrency space empowered with the right tools and understanding of their investments on a secured, reliable and decentralized platform. https://aibb.io

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    Brazil’s Tax Authority— RFB, to Commence Comprehensive Monitoring of the Country's Crypto Industry

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 05:23 AM PDT

    EXPERIMENT - Tracking Top 10 Cryptocurrencies for One Year (2018) - Month Ten - Another Sideways Month, Stellar Still in Lead - Overall Down 75%

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 08:55 AM PDT

    EXPERIMENT - Tracking Top 10 Cryptocurrencies for One Year (2018) - Month Ten - Another Sideways Month, Stellar Still in Lead - Overall Down 75%

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    Another Paul Giamatti Month

    tl;dr: BTC and Cardano best performers in October, Bitcoin Cash worst performer of the month. Overall Stellar still on top.

    Click here for full blog post complete with charts, graphs, and charts of graphs.

    The Experiment:

    Instead of hypothetically tracking cryptos throughout the year, I made an actual $1000 investment, $100 in each of the Top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap as of the 1st of January 2018. It began as a lazy man's Index Fund (no weighting or rebalancing), but I've moved away from that terminology as things have changed quite a bit since January 1st, 2018 (plus the term "Index Fund" seems to bring out the shills trying to sell their own Crypto Index Fund product).

    My experiment is less technical, more fun (for me at least), and hopefully still a proxy for the entire market- or at the very least an interesting snapshot of the 2018 crypto space. I'm trying to keep it simple and accessible for beginners and those looking to get into crypto but maybe not quite ready to jump in yet.

    The Rules:

    Buy $100 of each the Top 10 cryptocurrencies on January 1st, 2018. Run the experiment 365 days. Hold only. No selling. No trading. Report monthly.

    Month/Episode Ten - Down 75%

    Like September, October ended up being pretty Paul Giamatti (Sideways). This is quite unusual for crypto this year, especially considering the fluctuations we saw in traditional markets. That said, none of the original Top Ten cryptos ended the month in the green, so while the flow may have slowed, this portfolio continues to bleed. In fact, this Top Ten portfolio reached a grim milestone: I am down a full 75% since the beginning of the year - my $1k investment is now worth $250 bucks.

    October "Winners" - It was Bitcoin this month, holding remarkable steady, down only about 4% on the month. Cardanofinished in second place "only" down 11% and moving up a position in the ranking from #9 to #8.

    October Losers - Bitcoin Cash lost -19% of its value in October followed closely by Ripple, NEM, and Dash each down -17 or -18%.

    Overall update – Stellar retains lead, BTC a distant second. NEM and Cardano at the bottom

    October's report could have written itself (which I guess is interesting if we're looking for patterns). Although down -30% for the year, Stellar remains squarely in the lead, followed distantly by Bitcoin down -52% for the year. This is not a surprise to anyone who's been following the experiment - Stellar has been one of the strongest cryptos most if not all months this year. That said, BTC did close the gap a bit in October by being so stable this month while the alts slipped more significantly.

    NEM and Cardano are both at or near the -90% mark since January 1st. My initial $100 investment in NEM and Cardanoat the beginning of the year is now worth about $10 bucks each. IOTA and Dash closely follow, down -86% and -85% on the year, respectively.

    In terms of ranking, only Cardano made a positive move this month, rising from #9 to #8 in October. IOTA and Dash fell a place each and now sit at #12 and #13 respectively. NEM, Dash, and IOTA are Top Ten dropouts - they have been replaced by EOS (now at #5), Tether (currently at #10), and Monero (currently at #9).

    Total Market Cap for the entire cryptocurrency sector:

    As mentioned earlier, October was a slow bleed, not a massive drop. Yes, the total market cap for crypto is now at its lowest month-end point of the year, but a relatively modest drop. From January 1st the market has lost -64% of its total value. Crypto hasn't ended a month above $300B since the end of May.

    Bitcoin dominance:

    Fairly flat here as well again, but Bitcoin dominance did reach its month-end high of 53.6% in October. As we've seen this throughout the experiment, when the overall market dives, BTC's dominance increases. This appears to be the case when the market is going sideways as well, or at least that was the case this month.

    Overall return on investment from January 1st, 2018:

    If I cashed out today, my $1000 initial investment would return $250, down -75%. I'm officially at the lowest point in the experiment in terms of value.

    Implications/Observations:

    Zero cryptos finished the month in positive territory, but the way this year has been going, a relatively steady month isn't horrible news. A breakout (one way or the other) that I expected to happen in October didn't come to pass. All in all it was a fairly boring/sideways month in crypto.

    Although it gave up some ground to Bitcoin this month, Stellar continues to be the crypto to beat in 2018 with only 60 days left to go.

    Focusing solely on holding the Top Ten continues to be a losing strategy. While the overall market is down -64% from January, the cryptos that began 2018 in the Top Ten are down -75% over the same period of time. At no point in the experiment has this investment strategy worked: the initial Top Ten continue to under-perform compared to the market overall.

    Last month that gap appeared to be shrinking as I reported a 9% difference, but this month it's back to 11%.

    I'm also tracking the S&P 500 as part of my experiment to have a comparison point with other popular investments options. October was a volatile month - many of the gains obtained over the last few months were erased. The S & P 500 finished October up about 2.5% on the year meaning my $1k investment would have given me $25 on the year.

    Conclusion:

    Yet another down month, but again very sideways. This is the second month in a row the crypto space has been relatively "boring" in terms of price action while the stock market had a bit of a wild ride. I'd be surprised if something doesn't shake out soon and am guessing that by the time I compile this report at the end of November, there will be a significant movement one way or another.

    Thanks for reading and the support for the experiment. I hope you've found it helpful. I continue to be committed to seeing this process through and reporting along the way. Feel free to reach out with any questions and stay tuned for progress reports.

    As the year winds down, I haven't decided yet what to do with the experiment after December 31st. If any one has suggestions, let me know in the comments.

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    The 5 Most Insane People in Crypto

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 11:55 AM PDT

    Top 10 Crypto Altcoins to buy in November

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 07:05 AM PDT

    Brazil’s Tax Authority Goes After Cryptocurrency Profits

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 06:57 AM PDT

    List of Today's and Tomorrow's Upcoming Events

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 06:00 AM PDT

    I will be bringing you upcoming events/announcements every day. If you want improvements to this post, please mention /u/houseme in the comments. We will make improvements based on your feedback.

     

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    NEXT DAY UPCOMING EVENTS

     

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    Voting for Tokens Listing November 3, 2018

     

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    NEO(NEO) NEO Blockchain Hackathon November 3, 2018

     

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    Vexanium(VEX) VEX at Block Community November 3, 2018

     

     

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    OpenLedger DEX to Disable Some Gateways in November

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 05:52 AM PDT

    Any platform offering advanced order types?

    Posted: 03 Nov 2018 05:42 AM PDT

    do you guys know any A+ reputable proprietary trading platform that offers advanced order types like customizable conditional orders, TP, GTC, GTD, IOC, FOK, iceberg orders etc.. across multiple exchanges?

    Coinigy for example is totally useless as their orders are limited to buy/sell

    I'd favor a proprietary platform so my orders are not posted on the order book but just remain in the platform servers

    Bitfinex and Bitmex offer sort of advanced order types, but not enough options for serious trading

    any suggestion welcome

    cheers

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