Make Money when Bitcoin Crashes

Make Money when Bitcoin Crashes

Last week the Winklevoss Twins had their Bitcoin ETF denied and panic selling ensued, it’s a good time to talk about what to do when the prices drop sharply in a short period of time. Bitcoin was at a high of almost $1300 and within hours had dropped below $1000. It appears to have slowed down around there, now having climbed back up to over $1100.

If you’re business-minded, you already see where the opportunity was here. If you had been able to get anyone to sell you bitcoins at around $1000 as it fell, you’d already have made more than $100 on each one. That’s a tidy, fast profit. Bitcoin traders love the volatility of the market.

Now of course there is a problem with this, in that you have to know when to sell and buy, and most people do not have the time for this.

The solution that many people are turning to is Trade Coin Club which has an automated trading system which not only trades in bitcoin but other popular Cryptocurrency such as Ether or Dash plus others. This creates many more opportunities to put your bitcoin to work and earn more bitcoins as the markets move up and down.

So how do you get started. The first step is to purchase some bitcoin. Then transfer them to Trade Coin Club, Minimum 0.3 Bitcoin or up to 5 Bitcoin. Once you have bitcoins in your trading wallet, you need to set your level of risk and put on a trade on Monday. Your coins will be traded until Friday and you can see the results prior to setting a new trade on the following Monday.

Trade Coin Club cost nothing to start with, however once you start making a profit you will start to incur some regular charges. You can also earn commissions for introducing other people to help offset these charges.

I have previously traded currencies but Cryptocurrency are a more volatile investment which is why Trade coin club have a built in stop loss system to protect you bitcoins and reduce possible losses.

If you have any questions, I suggest suggest you join without obligation and I will be happy to contact you and discuss the matter further

 

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Cryptocoin and Blockchain Article Roundup - Feb 21, 2017

Cryptocoin and Blockchain Article Roundup - Feb 21, 2017

Here"s an article that ties one idea, the DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) in with the more recently popular topic of Blockchain. It really does make sense. The idea of the autonomous business entity won"t die. Read some of the latest discussion about it in this article:

Rebranding The DAO: The Contentious Blockchain Concept is Back

Monero, the fifth largest digital currency by market capitalization, still struggles to build a "white hat" reputation simply because of its advanced privacy feature which hi-brows think attracts "the wrong crowd". Read the latest discussion on the issue here:

Drugs, Code and ICOs: Monero"s Long Road to Blockchain Respect

Oh goody-goody. California lawmakers want to protect charity raffles from the evils of bitcoin. It"s a good thing they"re not wasting time repairing dams. Read about it here:

California Lawmakers Consider Barring Bitcoin from Charity Raffles

New algorithm promises to make slow the trend toward centralization of Z-cash miners, thus democratizing the process. Read about it here:

How the Equihash Algorithm Could Democratize Zcash Mining

British Parliamentarians will discuss (or is it "debate"?) key issues about the status of bitcoin, digital currency, and the blockchain as it relates to money creation in English society. The UK government generally is pro-bitcoin but the banking establishment has been rather reticent to embrace it. Read about it here:

Money creation may well be the biggest economic issue of our times.

Could blockchain-related opportunities in one industry result in a talent and brain-drain from one industry to another? Probably not to any significant degree because the technology is creating opportunity almost everywhere. But it is creating some notable movement of some high achievers. Read one such example here:

Blockchain Capital Lures Bitcoin Analyst Away from Wall Street Firm

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What is Cryptocurrency

What is Cryptocurrency and Where does it come from?

Cryptocurrency is electronic money that is not of any particular country and not produced by any government-controlled bank. These electronic currencies are also known as Altcoins. They are based on cryptography. This currency is produced by a mathematical process so that it will not lose its value as a result of large circulation. There are different types of Crypto Currency such as Litecoin,   Bitcoin , Peercoin and Namecoin to name a few. The transactions using the digital currency are carried out using a mechanism called mining. The currency is generated in many, many computers with the help of software developed especially for this purpose. Once the currency is created, it is recorded in the network, thereby announcing its existence.

The way Cryptocurrency works is that instead of having one central authority who secures and controls the money supply (like most governments do for their national currencies), this work is spread out all across the network.

Miners collect the transactions on the network (like "Alice pays Karim 10 bitcoins" and "Liam pays Sofia 8.3 bitcoins") into large bundles called blocks. These blocks are strung together into one continuous, authoritative record called the block chain, which doesn"t permit any conflicting transactions. This is necessary because without it people would be able to sign the same bitcoins over to two different recipients, like writing cheques for more money than you have in your account. The block chain lets you know for sure exactly which transactions count and can be trusted (so no bad cheques!). The way Cryptocurrency makes sure there is only one block chain is by making blocks really hard to produce. So instead of just being able to make blocks at will, miners have to compute a cryptographic hash of the block that meets certain criteria. Miners refer to this process as "hashing". The only way to find a cryptographic hash that"s "good enough to count" is to try computing a whole bunch of them until you get lucky and find one that works. The miners who successfully create a block are rewarded some bitcoins according to a preset schedule. The difficulty of the criteria for the hash is continually adjusted based on how frequently blocks are appearing, so more competition equals more work needed to find a block. A modern GPU can try hundreds of millions of hashes per second, so to be competitive in this race to find hashes miners need specialised hardware, otherwise they will tend to spend more on electricity than they make producing Cryptocurrency.

In addition to the hash criteria, a block needs to contain only valid, non-conflicting transactions. So the other main task for miners is to carefully validate all the transactions that go into their blocks, otherwise they won"t get any reward for their work! Because of all this work, when a cryptocurrency client signs on to the network it can trust the block chain that was most difficult to produce (since this is evidently the one that was being worked on by the most miners). If there was a "fake" blockchain competing with the real ones (say, where someone pretends but they didn"t actually give Sofia those 8.4 bitcoins and they still have them), the fraudster would have to do as much work as the whole rest of the network to make their block chain look as trustworthy. So essentially, the intense work that goes into finding blocks through hashing secures the network against fraud. There is also, of course, some nifty code that figures out how to choose between conflicting transactions; and what to do if two people find valid blocks at the same time.

One last thing: why is it called mining? In the original analogy, people who performed this essential work were compared to gold miners digging the gold out of the ground so that everyone could use it. But in reality, Cryptocurrency "miners" are just running computer programs on very specialised hardware that automates the process of securing the network.

To sum it all up, special hardware and software:

• Collects transactions from the network


• Validates them, and doesn"t allow conflicting ones


• Puts them into large bundles called blocks


• Computes cryptographic hashes over and over until if finds one "good enough to count"


• Then submits the block to the network, adding it to the block chain and earning a reward in return.

That is What Cryptocurrency is and where is comes from!

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Cryptocurrency and Blockchain News Roundup - Feb.02, 2017

 

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Billionaire "meddler" building influence in Goldman Sachs. Oh...wonderful. We can"t wait to see what results from that!

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George Soros Builds Stake in Goldman Sachs, Cuts BofA

News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services. Billionaire investor sold off investments in , and Mr. Soros, who...

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Here"s another opinion that governments tend to become power hungry and digitalization of commerce has a dark side.

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Big Brother is watching you: Jim Rogers prophesizes death of...

The time will come when you won"t be able to buy a cup of coffee without being traced, warns investment guru Jim Rogers. To control people, governments will increasingly seek to hunt down...

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A practical and positive adoption of blockchain technology in the state of Arizona.

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Arizona Bill Would Make Blockchain Smart Contracts "Legal" -...

An Arizona legislator wants to amend state law to account for blockchain signatures and smart contracts, public records show. HB 2417, introduced on 6th February, would make a signature...

  coindesk.co...

To survive, new technology has to be accepted by the younger generation. Where more appropriately than "dating".

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Matchpool Will Pay You Cryptocurrency If You Help Your Friends...

"When I looked at the dating industry, I saw it was expensive to reach a critical mass of users and open a niche dating site," says Yonatan Ben Shimon in a Skype call from Tel Aviv....

  coindesk.co...

Thais are known for putting a Thai spin on things but their younger generation is especially progressive.

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Blockchain and IoT Trends Driving Thailand"s Digital...

Microsoft (Thailand) has said that 2017 will see five digital technology trends - that includes blockchain tech - driving the country"s digital transformation, pushing organization"s...

  cryptocoins...

 

India and its banks have not been very progressive or consumer friendly in their banking policies lately. They clearly don"t like bitcoin.

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Report: India"s Central Bank is Against Bitcoin as Legal Tender...

Merely weeks after cautioning residents that bitcoin companies weren"t authorized or licensed to operate in the country, India"s central bank is reportedly not including bitcoin under the...

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More banks behaving badly. UK banks still resist bitcoin even though the government officially likes it.

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Bitcoin"s Growth in the U.K. Continues to Be Stifled by Banks -...

Banks in the United Kingdom are turning a deaf ear to bitcoin exchanges, despite the government"s pro-blockchain position, according to financial writer Roger Aitken, writing in Forbes....

  cryptocoins...

 

There can be no doubt that the Chinese market is and will continue to boom for all things crypto and blockchain. Indeed China is a primary international player in mobile applications of the technology. 

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Research: China FinTech Booms as Mobile Payments Outpace US by...

New research has shown that Chinese mobile payments were around 50 times greater than those within the U.S. in 2016, thus illustrating that China"s FinTech market is a strong contender in...

  cryptocoins...

 

The difference between Thai banks and UK banks in their attitude toward FinTech and its uses for consumers is interesting. Thais like it....Brit"s don"t.

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Thailand"s Largest Bank to Launch New FinTech Platform -...

Thailand"s largest bank by revenue, Kasikornbank Pcl, has unveiled that it is planning to introduce a new FinTech platform by the end of the year as it attempts to prevent fee income from...

  cryptocoins...

Russian agency asks a good question: "Just because it"s in a blockchain, does that make it legal?"

 

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Post-Trade Giant NSD: Blockchains Are "Useless" If Data Isn"t...

After nearly two years of experimenting with blockchain, the National Settlement Depository (NSD), Russia"s central securities depository, believes it now knows what incumbents must do to...

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Crypto and Blockchain News Roundup Feb.14, 2017

Crypto & Blockchain News Roundup Feb.14, 2017

Remember OneCoin... the cryptocurrency scam with 9 lives that keeps on ticking like the Everready Bunny? You know a company must be really bad news when the government of Uganda warns their citizens about it. It won"t be long before OneCoin has to open up an office on the moon to find someplace that doesn"t know they"re a rip-off. Here"s the article:

Bank of Uganda Issues Warning About OneCoin Ponzi Scheme

This is rather like a convicted prisoner being glad to get "Life" rather than the death sentence. A high-level regulator in China says they should regulate bitcoin rather than kill it. Sounds like something Hitler might have said to a minority he didn"t like. Here"s the article:

Former PBoC Governor: “We Need To Regulate Bitcoin Rather Than Kill it”

If you thought bitcoin was going to remain the entrepreneurial domain of "the little guy" for long...you were wrong. As this article indicates, cryptocurrency trading "bots" are already becoming a significant factor in the market. But you watch and don"t be surprised to see larger financial institutions getting in on the trading act too. Make no mistake about it...they are voracious for financial opportunity. Here"s the article:

Top 6 Bitcoin Trading Bots

The chaos in Venezuela and the government"s difficulties with bitcoin and bitcoin mining might be a preview of what could happen if societal infrastructure in the US or another developed country were to break down. Unlike gold or silver, bitcoin and/cryptocurrency as a store of wealth is dependent upon a certain level of infrastructure stability and social tranquility yet certain aspects of the today"s current events don"t look to stable, do they? Read the article:

Venezuela’s Biggest Bitcoin Exchange Halts Operations

Just in case you weren"t aware of these well-known companies which accept bitcoin, here they are (I already knew about all but one):

Top 5 Companies Accepting Bitcoin

Many people don"t realize that, just like dog breeds and their characteristics, there are also different kinds of cryptocurrencies each with their own innovative characteristics. Here are what one author considers the 5 most unique. Note especially Steemit, which is related to content creation on the internet, and Monero, which is really anonymous (as crypto should be). Here"s the article:

Top 5 Most Innovative Cryptocurrencies

Strange as it seems, some banks still look at cryptocurrency like some people did when the "horseless carriage" first came out. Thankfully this situation is less and less common. But Markethive.com community members have a mutual friend who had a totally ridiculous experience along this same order. Here"s the article:

Top 5 Banks Closing Bitcoin User’s Accounts

Here"s an article highlighting the authors opinion of 7 industries most likely to be disrupted by blockchain and cryptocurrency. I found his comment about the music industry most interesting. Here"s the article:

7 Industries that Will be Disrupted by Blockchain Technology

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