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From the future price of Bitcoin. according to a trader who has nailed the Crypto incident this year, to a summary of Ripple and XRP, here are some of the stories that break in the blockchain world.
Bitcoin
A veteran technical trader who defined the big decline in Bitcoin in 2018 claims to see lower volatility for BTC in the near future.
General rule of the AT – the violation of the parabolic advance leads to 80% + decrease in value. If a general rule is followed, BTC should return to <$ 4,000. Note: this Tweet does not make me an hater. pic.twitter.com/jDNI1osinU
– Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) 22 January 2018
Peter Brandt told Yahoo! Financing the price of Bitcoin could hit $ 4,600 before retesting the key psychological level of $ 3,000 at the start of next year.
Brandt says the dramatic decline of this year was predictable from a technical point of view. But at this point, he says that everything is possible in 2019, from a fall of $ 1,200 to a bull run that sees Bitcoin return to its historical highs.
Ripple and XRP
Ripple has just released a report and a video with annual review, covering the highlights of 2018 for the company and for XRP.
You can check the report here.
Stellar
Stellar (XLM) is launching the exchange of cryptocurrencies in South Korea, Korbit.
Withdrawals and exchanges are scheduled to start on December 20th. It is not yet clear which coins will be combined with XLM.
Tron
Tron's investment branch for the gaming industry, Tron Arcade, says it is collaborating with Gumi Cryptos, a $ 30 million blockchain and crypto venture fund.
The couple will jointly invest in projects designed to "transform the way games are created and enjoyed".
Cardano
The creator of Cardano, creator of Charles Hoskinson, from PlutusFest is now online.
Hoskinson talks about the history of money, the social consensus that creates value and the need for cryptocurrency in the digital age.
waves
The Waves blockchain public network has just raised $ 120 million to build a private version of its platform for public institutions and businesses.
According to Bloomberg, the money was raised by private investors in a fundraising round led by the London financial services group Dolfin. The platform's native cryptocurrency, Waves, rose to news, rising from about $ 2.63 before the news reached $ 4.46 at the time of publication, according to CoinMarketCap.
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