Bullish?
Bill Gross Says Bitcoin, Blockchain May Counter Central Banks
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-04/janus-s-gross-says-bitcoin-blockchain-may-counter-central-banks
Topic: Nights Watch by Afrikoin - page 138. (Read 303310 times)
Also noting that
Of course doesn't mean moon will happen again. Or does it?
Of course doesn't mean moon will happen again. Or does it?
Heres my fork 
And a bit zoomed out
Personally I view $1000 + as more likely than $100 - but I'm just some guy on the interweb
And a bit zoomed out
Personally I view $1000 + as more likely than $100 - but I'm just some guy on the interweb
Toni Gallippi (from BitPay) indicator
TOnni Gallippi Indicator says we are going up as soon as we break $612. Targets at $800
https://twitter.com/TonyGallippi/status/778052148433080320
https://twitter.com/TonyGallippi/status/780774943755763712
https://twitter.com/TonyGallippi/status/778052148433080320
https://twitter.com/TonyGallippi/status/780774943755763712
NEW POLL!
8 R3 Banks Test Intel Blockchain Platform
http://www.coindesk.com/8-r3-banks-test-intel-blockchain-platform/
http://www.coindesk.com/8-r3-banks-test-intel-blockchain-platform/
pump!
China’s risk-loving mom and pop investors have abandoned local stock markets for bitcoin
http://qz.com/754875/chinas-risk-loving-mom-and-pop-investors-have-abandoned-local-stock-markets-for-bitcoin/
I think we will have an increase in price to lure in pump victims and moon callers.
China’s risk-loving mom and pop investors have abandoned local stock markets for bitcoin
http://qz.com/754875/chinas-risk-loving-mom-and-pop-investors-have-abandoned-local-stock-markets-for-bitcoin/
I think we will have an increase in price to lure in pump victims and moon callers.
great podcast show on the real imminent risk of a bitcoin hardfork fork and risk on price too
Let's Talk Bitcoin! #309 - Risk Intolerance: Scaling Bitcoin with Core
Adam and Stephanie are joined by past guest John Ratcliff to learn about and discuss the current trajectory of Bitcoin Scaling as envisioned by the Core Development Team.
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/lets-talk-bitcoin-309-risk-intolerance-and-scaling-bitcoin-with-core
Let's Talk Bitcoin! #309 - Risk Intolerance: Scaling Bitcoin with Core
Adam and Stephanie are joined by past guest John Ratcliff to learn about and discuss the current trajectory of Bitcoin Scaling as envisioned by the Core Development Team.
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/lets-talk-bitcoin-309-risk-intolerance-and-scaling-bitcoin-with-core
Hyperledger Project: 'We want to work with unpermissioned currency-based chains'
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hyperledger-project-we-want-work-unpermissioned-currency-based-chains-1582859
Perhaps the pendulum of opinion is swinging back in favour of public blockchains, as opposed to the myopic fervour for private distributed ledger deployments put about by financial institutions and professional services firms over the past year or so.
Private blockchains offer a rather shrill version of what this technology's capabilities are, something the people who actually built this stuff have known all along.
It was interesting to see this ideological rebound start to happen on a large stage: the first day of the Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai, where Brian Behlendorf, head of the Hyperledger Project was giving an opening presentation.
Espousing the goals and benefits of open source collaboration, he said: "We want to work with public, unpermissioned currency-based chains. We are all interested in currency chains because we believe there are certain use cases that can only be met by those sorts of platforms."
Behlendorf did caution that this interest in coins would never spawn a token attached to the project. "You won't see a Hypercoin," he said.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hyperledger-project-we-want-work-unpermissioned-currency-based-chains-1582859
Perhaps the pendulum of opinion is swinging back in favour of public blockchains, as opposed to the myopic fervour for private distributed ledger deployments put about by financial institutions and professional services firms over the past year or so.
Private blockchains offer a rather shrill version of what this technology's capabilities are, something the people who actually built this stuff have known all along.
It was interesting to see this ideological rebound start to happen on a large stage: the first day of the Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai, where Brian Behlendorf, head of the Hyperledger Project was giving an opening presentation.
Espousing the goals and benefits of open source collaboration, he said: "We want to work with public, unpermissioned currency-based chains. We are all interested in currency chains because we believe there are certain use cases that can only be met by those sorts of platforms."
Behlendorf did caution that this interest in coins would never spawn a token attached to the project. "You won't see a Hypercoin," he said.
Using BTC-E really makes no sense.
Needham Downgrades GBTC Rating, But Predicts Bitcoin Rally to $848
https://news.bitcoin.com/needham-downgrade-gbt-price-rally/
https://news.bitcoin.com/needham-downgrade-gbt-price-rally/
Observation.
Price was mostly below weekly sma20 during downtrend - in negative BB zone.
Since uptrend price was always above weekly sma20.
Now on Edge. Close below will make me worry.
Price was mostly below weekly sma20 during downtrend - in negative BB zone.
Since uptrend price was always above weekly sma20.
Now on Edge. Close below will make me worry.
What Afrikoin needs is some aggressive marketing, probably make some improvements. Because increasing supply of coins does not necessarily lead to an increase in demand.
So far, 2016 is pretty good, but there aren't any clear signs of a real rally still.
Price hasn't broken the ATH, but I wouldn't say that we're still in a bear market. IMO, we have been back in an up-trending bull market since after the first half of 2015...
[img width=944 height=606]https://www.tradingview.com/x/xA7mwakd/[/img
Indeed, price hasn't broken ATH pricewise, but in term of marketcap, we struggled near that point before dumping. do you think their could be some relevance using marketcap on that aspect because of increased supply?
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