“We’re all going digital” they say. Digital money is faster, more convenient, easier, etc. The probability of a risks in a cashless society may be relatively low, but when disaster strikes, the damage may be asymmetrically severe. Look at what happened to Puerto Rico...
Authored by Paul Brody via Coindesk Cryptocurrenices ask you to put your trust in math and not in fallible central bankers, but they come with a lot of political baggage of their own. In particular, cryptocurrency boosters talk a lot about how central bankers have...
It goes without saying that correlation is not the same as causality. And with some correlations, it can be even harder to figure out especially if you have no clue as to what is triggering the “causality” behind the correlation. Yet, when we see a correlation, it’s...
There are times when a market is trading at low volume and within a wide range. The market may show clear areas of support and resistance. The one thing that is lacking is any indication of a possible trend. Despite the low volume, or perhaps because of it, there may...
Late Tuesday, Bitcoin explodes upwards of 11% within 30 minutes to $7.472, a level it hadn’t seen since June 10 of this year. This move also breaks out of the May 2018 downtrend line: Other cryptocurrencies (minus Tether) followed, with EOS...
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