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Topic: Why Piggybacking on Bitcoin may be a double-edged sword... (Read 1236 times)

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In recent days, the majority of Cryptocurrencies have taken a bit of a dip in value. Bitcoin, arguably the father of Cryptocurrencies, has seen a dip of more than 5%. This dip has been largely attributed to Denial-of-service attacks, most likely executed by malicious fear-mongers, deliberately trying to scare the more inexperienced Crypto-investors into selling at a low price to the attackers themselves, whom can then sell them on when the value rises again. Unfortunately for them, the Crypto market has shown stronger resilience than they had perhaps anticipated...

Read more: (http://www.coinchilli.com/piggybacking-on-bitcoin-a-double-edged-sword/)

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Maybe it's the IMF trying to get in a bit cheaper... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/regulating-digital-currencies-bringing-bitcoin-within-the-reach-of-the-imf-478011
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Shibes refuse to give in to mass panic Cheesy
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In recent days, the majority of Cryptocurrencies have taken a bit of a dip in value. Bitcoin, arguably the father of Cryptocurrencies, has seen a dip of more than 5%. This dip has been largely attributed to Denial-of-service attacks, most likely executed by malicious fear-mongers, deliberately trying to scare the more inexperienced Crypto-investors into selling at a low price to the attackers themselves, whom can then sell them on when the value rises again. Unfortunately for them, the Crypto market has shown stronger resilience than they had perhaps anticipated...

Read more: (http://www.coinchilli.com/piggybacking-on-bitcoin-a-double-edged-sword/)


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