Transaction: 4a65608c32f35b4d75ce4802570a48bc33f64452

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"parent_author":"",<br>"parent_permlink":"bitcoin",<br>"author":"g4m30v3r",<br>"permlink":"this-week-in-bitcoin-who-do-you-think",<br>"title":"This week in Bitcoin: \u00bfWho do you think?",<br>"body":"http:\/\/infocoin.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/02\/bitcoin-2868703_960_720.jpg\n\nThe space of bitcoin is a constant battle of truth against lie,<br> rumor against fact and optimism against pessimism. With the market manipulators even with their usual tricks and the salty altcoiners that scream FUD,<br> it can be difficult to know what is real and what is false. This week I really had it all: keks,<br> lies and videotapes broadcast live from the United States Senate. Include the obligatory multi-million dollar trick and you will have all the ingredients of another seismic week in Bitcoin.\n\nAgain the week started with rumors that China banned bitcoin. Not only that,<br> but they would also take vigorous action against mining and place the Hong Kong hammer on the deal. It turns out that the story was really false news,<br> but that did not stop a couple of minor publications from running with it. It was a complex deception that showed much more sophistication than the average Nigerian phishing email,<br> and was clearly an attempt to reduce markets for monetary gain. As we inform:\n\n\"The aim of the fake e-mail senders was to spread rumors and panic,<br> hoping to manipulate the price of bitcoin,<br> after taking short positions on bitcoin futures and betting that the price of bitcoin will fall,<br> said Leonhard Weese,<br> president From Hong Kong. association bitcoin. \"\n\nTo discredit false news is one thing,<br> but what about the news that is yet to happen? Who do you think when it comes to predicting the future movements of bitcoins? Two very different sources gave their point of view on where Bitcoin went this year,<br> one pessimistic,<br> the other largely optimistic. While a central banker was tearing apart the usual apocalyptic proclamations about the fact that bitcoin was a Ponzi and a disaster,<br> a group of luminaries predicted more positive price movements for next year.\n\nOn Tuesday,<br> the Senate hearing on cryptocurrencies was seen,<br> which was interpreted as mostly positive for bitcoin,<br> although SEC Chairman Jay Clayton opined that each UCI has issued tokens that constitute a security,<br> not a security. utility. The hearing was also notable for the first recorded use of the word \"HODL\" in the United States Senate,<br> a feat that instantly made the CFTC president,<br> Chris Giancarlo,<br> whose hero count Twitter \"made a bitcoin\" a hero. and it grew exponentially after hearing.\n\nOther important stories that they spoke this week include Forbes' Crypto Rich list,<br> which is a harmless diversion or a great invasion of privacy according to their perspective. Weiss Ratings defended its decision to give bitcoin to C +,<br> and there was good news from Korea,<br> where the prime minister confirmed that crypto exchanges are not in danger of being closed if they follow the rules.\n\nIt seemed that the bitcoin returned to normal after a glorious green candle sent it over $ 9k,<br> but the joy was short-lived. Possibly feeling the effects of the global decline induced by the sliding stock market,<br> bitcoin was dragged back into the low $ 8k territory,<br> where it has been staggering ever since. Eric Wall sees a clear correlation between the encryption markets and the US stock market. See the rise and fall of the bitcoin price quote can be something that paradoxically; You can not blame Steve Wozniak for removing and selling most of his BTC.\n\nFinally,<br> Ripple was put under scrutiny after Bitmex Research revealed how centralized the XRP is,<br> and the IOTA mafia came to light after Andreas Brekken dared to offer some truths about the home in his latest critique of shitcoin. Still,<br> it's better to be an irate IOTA carrier than a Nano owner with your XRB in Bitgrail. $ 170 million of lost cryptocurrencies due to a withdrawal error that was exploited mercilessly for months.",<br>"json_metadata":" \"tags\":[\"bitcoin\",<br>\"news\",<br>\"cryptocurrency\",<br>\"crypto\",<br>\"new\" ,<br>\"image\":[\"http:\/\/infocoin.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/02\/bitcoin-2868703_960_720.jpg\" ,<br>\"app\":\"steemit\/0.1\",<br>\"format\":\"markdown\" "
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