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Cryptocurrency trading has always been a rather difficult discipline to master. Especially for those people who do not understand the technical details of cryptocurrencies at all. Therefore, most people simply copy the trading strategies of famous Bitcoin traders and hope for the best. The CopyMe platform will provide the ability to copy such strategies in real time.
A team of banking and technology specialists announced the launch of a unique cryptocurrency, OilCoin. The token will be subject to legal and legal regulations and backed by a physical asset based on oil reserves
The venture company Founders Fund, founded by Peter Thiel, which invested about $10-15 million in bitcoin in mid-2017, now has hundreds of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency assets. The reason for this was the sharp increase in the price of cryptocurrency at the end of last year. It is not yet known whether he sold part of his assets. Wall Street Journal journalist Rob Copeland wrote about this.
Ethereum vs Ripple - stubborn struggle for second place in terms of capitalization
Bitcoin Cash developers have released Bitcoin ABC 0.16.2. The full implementation of the node, among other things, includes the transition to a new address format - Cashaddr, based on the Bech32 codebase.
Starting a series of publications on the legal status of cryptocurrencies in different countries of the world, we will first consider the EU member states. Today we have chosen the European jurisdiction of Luxembourg for analysis.
Egypt's Grand Mufti Shawki Ibrahim Abdel-Karim Allam said in an official ruling (fatwa) on Monday that trading in Bitcoin is considered “illegal” according to Islamic traditions. He explained this by saying that the virtual currency was not recognized as legal by the Egyptian government.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges, at the request of government regulators, are forced to stop registering anonymous accounts intended for transactions with digital currency. For violation of de-anonymization rules, the accounts of users who have not been identified in the system are banned.
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