Tag Archives: Dead

Low minimum lows or rebounds of a dead cat?

[ad_1] Cryptocurrencies enjoyed stability and progressed gradually over the weekend. However, they withdrew, leaving open questions on each chart. The SEC delay and NASDAQ plans echo in the markets. After the SEC delayed the decision on a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) before the weekend, digital coins collapsed. However, calm …

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Top Bets on Pricing 3 Bitcoins, Ripples, Ethereum: Are the krypton whales ready to re-accumulate or are we seeing just another rebound from a dead cat? Technical levels

[ad_1] The cryptocurrencies are stabilizing over the weekend after the SEC has sucked them into life earlier. Each cryptocurrency is in a different state. Here are the levels to be observed based on our proprietary technical tool. After the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decided to postpone the decision …

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Bitcoin and Ethereum is not dead yet

[ad_1] Could become investors' safe havens Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum will be seen as investors' 'safe havens' in 2019, claims an influential tech expert. Ian McLeod of Thomas Crown, the world's leading tech-art agency I know, following growing concerns that the global economy is likely to experience a significant …

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Bitcoin is dead? And other questions

[ad_2][ad_1] A year ago, Bitcoin was practically a foreign language for me. Then I saw an episode of Gray & # 39; s Anatomy in which the hospital on the show was attacked by a group of hackers, which required 4932 Bitcoins in ransom (worth $ 20 million in the …

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$ 10 billion thrown as the dead cat rebounds

[ad_2][ad_1] Crypto predictably markets dumping this weekend, Bitcoin SV, Cardano and Neo get hurt. As expected, cryptographic markets were unloaded again after a few days of solid gains and the dead cat rebounded. Over $ 10 billion has been inundated, erasing all the progress made this week. The total market …

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Stealing from the dead: NAB's CEO admits to charging dead customers

[ad_1] Andrew Thorburn, CEO of the National Australia Bank (NAB), testified on November 26 as part of the Royal Commission in misconduct in the banking, superannuation and financial services sectors. The bank has already paid more than $ 100 million to compensate the victims of poor management of superannuation. But …

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