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Technical Analyst Gareth Soloway’s Short Position at $68k Signals Bitcoin Resistance

Bitcoin traders are carefully monitoring the market as Pledditor (@Pledditor) posted that Gareth Soloway, a well-known technical analyst, has entered another short position on Bitcoin at $68,000. Soloway’s bearish stance reflects his prediction that the cryptocurrency could face significant resistance at this price level, leading some investors to brace for a potential…

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#Shezow #ShePuns #IfShezowGotASecondSheason #NFTNFSHEEpisode

I wonder if Shezow kept going what would be the first Shepun the show will use?

My guesses are below. NFShe's and Sheconomy.

Like Mega Monkey made Nfts or NFShe's of Shezow and Shezap.

Also himself and his mini monkey minions.

(ShoeonHead made a video called The Male Loneliness Epidemic. And read a title to a article that had the word Sheconomy in it.)

Like have a new artist villain that used to make actual art but either wasn't selling well or had a art block maybe Ai art got really good they became evil and made NFShe's (NFTs) of the good guys and bad guys.

They are copies are the originals but are not as strong and uses numbers to attack from something similar to a block chain.

Each NFShe character is different.

Like a Dudepow, a Robot Shezow, furry version of the hero's and villains.

Humanizations of the animal villains.

Then Shezow talks about how bad NFShe's are & tells the artist villain to get back into real art then later makes a pay to win game where you buy characters to even play the game.

If I made a episode this would be this.

I would make this He-ra's first appearance which is my oc.

If the price of the Shezoin (Bitcoin) goes down the NFShe characters are weaker but if the Shezoin price is high the characters are stronger.

If the market crashes then all the characters get deleted.

I image the NFShe artist having a personality to Dick Hardly.

The original.

Dick Hardly | Disney Versus Non-Disney Villains Wiki | Fandom

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Another cool Shezow cameo episode would be Guy Fieri meets Guy Hamdon since they are both cool dudes and both say shut the front door.

Either make Guy Fieri be a food review villain and his weakness is eggs. He wants to turn Megadale into Flavortown with his food powers and influence.

My Oc.

A blog about obscurity stuff, plushies and food. on Tumblr - #Hera

Image not mine but link is there.

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I tagged 32 of my posts in 2022

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As expected, wherever tech news is published for the inquiring minds, one will find a mountain of speculation and also some facts about whether or not there is a war going on between the “giants” in the industry. Since October 28, 2022, there has been a lot of buzz circulating about Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey. Or is it … Elon Musk VERSUS Jack Dorsey??? ...

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SmartBCH Articles: Guide For Those Who Want To Start Their SmartBCH Journey ~ https://read.cash/@BCH_LOVER/smartbch-articles-guide-for-those-who-want-to-start-their-smartbch-journey-cd2842b4

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Putin's Christmas card to Ukraine.

He does a great impersonation of the Grinch.

Doesn't he? 🖤

Much of Ukraine still without power, heat and water after missile attacks | Ukraine | The Guardian - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/nov/25/much-of-ukraine-without-power-heat-and-water-after-missile-attacks

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Simple Anytime Almond Cake - 31 Daily - https://www.31daily.com/almond-cake/ #HappyHolidays  #desserts

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My #1 post of 2022

You gotta love Snoopy. no matter what day of the week it is. LOL.

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What are NFTs? (Non-Fungible Tokens) – Beginner’s Guide 2023

An NFTs is something that can’t be duplicated—it’s the complete opposite of fungible. The first known NFT, “Quantum,” was a video clip dubbed a monetized graphic. When it was created in May 2014, it eventually sold for $4. Since then, NFTs have grown into a $1.8 billion market, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Non-Fungible Token (NFT)

But what exactly is an NFT? Perhaps the first thing to understand is how an NFT differs from a fungible token.

If you think about two separate one-dollar bills, they’re the same. If I take your dollar bill and give you my dollar bill, we both still have the same thing. This means a one-dollar bill is a fungible asset.

On the other hand, if you have a portrait painted by Pablo Picasso, exchanging that artist’s work for a picture drawn by a three-year-old isn’t the same. That’s the basic premise behind NFTs.

“The concept of fungible versus non-fungible has been in our lives for centuries,” says Merav Ozair, blockchain expert and fintech professor at Rutgers Business School.

Ozair defines a fungible object as something interchangeable or indistinguishable from something else.

A bitcoin is a fungible token on a blockchain, and it doesn’t matter which particular one you own.

An NFT, on the other hand, is a unique blockchain token that is not interchangeable with any other token found on that or any other blockchain.

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Mastering Historical Volatility in BTC/USD: The Hidden Key to Crypto Success Mastering Historical Volatility in BTC/USD: The Hidden Key to Crypto Success If you’ve ever traded Bitcoin, you know the experience is akin to riding a roller coaster designed by someone who’s never heard of safety regulations. We’re talking exhilarating ups, nerve-wracking downs, and loops that leave you wondering if you’re upside down or right-side up. That’s where historical volatility comes into play—because without understanding it, you're basically trading blindfolded with a stick, trying to whack a piñata that’s also moving. So buckle up (in the figurative seatbelt way, not the cliché way). Let’s dive into why historical volatility is the secret ingredient that transforms BTC/USD trading from wild guesswork into a precise strategy—and how you can leverage this knowledge to your advantage. Historical Volatility: It’s Like Looking at BTC/USD's Mood Swings Historical volatility (HV) is essentially the statistical measure of how wildly Bitcoin's price has moved over a certain period. Imagine Bitcoin as that one friend who makes plans and changes them five times before the actual event. You need to know what you're dealing with so you can prepare—whether that’s putting on comfy shoes or having a backup excuse. With BTC/USD, historical volatility tells you how erratic or stable it has been historically, giving you a clearer picture of potential risk and opportunity. When HV is high, it means BTC has been swinging like a pendulum at a demolition site; when it’s low, the market is oddly quiet—almost like Bitcoin is napping and you’re just waiting for it to jump awake. Why Historical Volatility Matters in BTC/USD Trading Let’s cut to the chase: why should you care about historical volatility when trading BTC/USD? Because understanding volatility lets you time your entries and exits better, manage your risk like a boss, and avoid jumping into trades when Bitcoin is behaving more like a hurricane than a digital asset. Take this, for instance: back in 2021, Bitcoin’s historical volatility hit sky-high levels following Elon Musk’s tweets about Tesla accepting and then not accepting Bitcoin. Traders who understood HV could predict that such dramatic swings meant larger stop losses were necessary to avoid getting stopped out in the volatility whirlpool. The lesson? If you’re unaware of historical volatility, you might find yourself thrown out of good trades just because you didn’t plan for Bitcoin’s mood swings. The Magic of Adaptive Strategies with Historical Volatility Alright, here’s where we get to the juicy part. We’re not just talking about any old use of historical volatility—we’re talking about adaptive algorithms. Think of it like using a sophisticated tool versus just eyeballing the situation. An adaptive algorithm doesn’t just watch Bitcoin’s past mood swings; it uses that data to adjust your trading strategy in real-time. 1. Adaptive Position Sizing One way to use historical volatility effectively is to adapt your position size based on current HV levels. If volatility is high, the smart move is to reduce your position size to manage risk. It’s like when you’re trying to cross a busy street—if there’s a lot of traffic (volatility), you proceed cautiously, maybe even wait for a better moment. Conversely, when HV is low, you can increase your position size without the same level of risk. Adaptive algorithms do this for you automatically, analyzing historical volatility to determine how much skin you should put in the game. 2. Volatility Breakout Strategies If you’ve ever watched Bitcoin and thought, “Wow, it’s really quiet… too quiet,” you’re not alone. Low volatility often precedes a massive move, which is a phenomenon known as the calm before the storm. With an adaptive algorithm, you can implement volatility breakout strategies—essentially setting up trades that trigger when HV suggests a big move is coming. For example, when BTC/USD volatility is at an unusually low level, your algorithm can set up entry orders just outside the current range, positioning you perfectly for the inevitable breakout. And if you think this strategy is simple, you're right—it is. But simplicity can be powerful, especially when executed flawlessly. 3. Hedging During High Volatility When historical volatility is high, a smart trader doesn’t necessarily jump in—they hedge. High volatility means big opportunities but also big risks. Adaptive algorithms can help by dynamically hedging your BTC/USD position with other less volatile assets—so when Bitcoin decides to imitate a fireworks display, you’re not left holding the sparkler. The Historical Volatility Trap: Why Most Traders Miss Out Here’s a secret: many traders treat historical volatility as just another chart indicator. They ignore it, only to find themselves shocked when the market moves against them faster than a cat bolting away from a vacuum cleaner. To really use HV effectively, you need to adapt—not just observe. - Ignoring Context: Traders often forget that volatility has context. High volatility in Bitcoin might mean something different compared to a stock. Bitcoin is inherently volatile—it’s part of its charm (and terror). Adaptive algorithms shine here because they adapt your trades based on Bitcoin-specific volatility levels rather than applying a generic template. - Fixed Stop Losses: Imagine trying to use a fixed stop loss during high volatility. That’s like wearing flip-flops to run a marathon—you’re not setting yourself up for success. Adaptive strategies adjust stops based on historical volatility, meaning you’re far less likely to get shaken out by random price movements. Case Study: BTC/USD and Historical Volatility in Action Let’s revisit Bitcoin’s wild 2021 ride—when HV shot up to levels that made even experienced traders nervous. During that time, adaptive algorithms were able to adjust trade sizes dynamically, ensuring traders didn’t take oversized positions during the most erratic periods. This reduced the likelihood of margin calls, which was a lifesaver considering the rapid price fluctuations. Another example: during a particularly calm period in 2020, traders using adaptive algorithms identified the quiet as a sign that something big was coming. They set volatility breakouts, which triggered during Bitcoin’s sudden bull run, catching the wave while others were still wondering what just happened. Tips for Using Historical Volatility in BTC/USD Trading - Volatility Ranges as Signals: Use historical volatility to determine when BTC/USD is trading within extreme ranges. High volatility means you may need larger stops and smaller positions; low volatility could mean a breakout is around the corner. - Automate Adjustments: If there’s one thing we know about Bitcoin, it’s that it doesn’t like to stay the same for long. Adaptive algorithms automate your adjustments so you’re always positioned according to the market’s current behavior—not just what you wish would happen. - Combine with Other Indicators: Historical volatility shouldn’t stand alone. Combine it with RSI or Bollinger Bands to get a more rounded view of potential market movements. When HV spikes and RSI shows overbought conditions, you know the rocket might just be running out of fuel. Common Mistakes in Using Historical Volatility - Treating It as a Prediction Tool: Historical volatility tells you what’s happened, not what will happen. It’s not a crystal ball, but more of a warning sign that you need to adjust your risk. - One Size Fits All: Don’t use the same strategy regardless of volatility levels. High and low volatility require different risk approaches, and adaptive algorithms excel in making these distinctions for you. - Not Adapting Position Size: A failure to adjust position size based on historical volatility is a rookie mistake. If Bitcoin’s in high volatility mode, keep your trades smaller and your expectations realistic. If you want to master BTC/USD trading, understanding historical volatility isn’t optional—it’s essential. Think of HV as your trading GPS—it tells you when the road is smooth and when you need to brace for bumps. And if you want the full autopilot experience, adaptive algorithms take your historical volatility knowledge and transform it into an actionable, continuously updated trading strategy. Whether it’s hedging when things get too wild, setting up volatility breakouts when Bitcoin is suspiciously quiet, or dynamically adjusting your position size, historical volatility combined with adaptive algorithms is a game-changing approach for taming the cryptocurrency beast. —————– Image Credits: Cover image at the top is AI-generated Read the full article

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Ethereum Dips Against Bitcoin: Who’s Capitalizing on This Market Shift?

Key Points

The ETH/BTC pair has reached its lowest point since 2021, prompting accumulation from investors, particularly in Korea and the U.S.

Despite a recent drop, Ethereum [ETH] remains above $3,000, with derivative traders placing long bets on the cryptocurrency.

The ETH/BTC pair, which indicates the value of one Ethereum in terms of Bitcoin, has hit its lowest point since last year. This has led to investors, especially those from Korea and the U.S., to increase their holdings.

Market Interpretations

There are two main ways to interpret this movement. One perspective is that Bitcoin’s growing dominance could result in liquidity moving from Ethereum to Bitcoin as investor confidence shifts. The other viewpoint is that this could be an opportune time to acquire more Ethereum, with the belief that it is currently undervalued.

Recent metrics suggest that the latter scenario is more prevalent, with an increase in buying activity as investors capitalize on Ethereum’s perceived price dip.

Investor Accumulation

Despite the recent decline in the ETH/BTC pair, investors from both Korea and the U.S. have been actively accumulating Ethereum. This is evidenced by the Korean Premium Index and Coinbase Premium Index, which track the price differences between Korean exchanges, Coinbase, and other platforms. Both metrics are currently above their respective benchmarks, indicating strong buying pressure.

Furthermore, derivative traders in the Ethereum market are aligning with this buying trend. Data reveals that the Funding Rate, reflecting the balance between long and short positions in Futures markets, favored long positions. This suggests a bullish outlook, with traders expecting Ethereum to rise from its current price level.

In addition, the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio, which measures the volume of buy orders versus sell orders among market takers, has surpassed 1. This indicates strong buying activity and a market leaning towards upward momentum. If these trends persist, they could push Ethereum to higher levels, further strengthening the bullish sentiment in the market.

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Why Every Kid Should Read Bitcoin Books for Financial Awareness?

In today's fast-evolving financial world, understanding the basics of money management and emerging technologies like cryptocurrencies is more important than ever. One way to equip children with this knowledge is through reading Bitcoin books that introduce them to the concept of digital currencies. While traditional financial education often focuses on saving, budgeting, and investing in fiat currencies, learning about Bitcoin offers a fresh perspective on the changing landscape of money and finance. Here are several reasons why every child should read Bitcoin books to boost their financial awareness.

Introduction to Digital Currency

With the rise of digital transactions, children will grow up in a world where physical money is used less frequently. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are playing an increasingly significant role in global economies, and it's crucial for kids to understand this shift. Bitcoin books provide a beginner-friendly introduction to digital currencies, helping children grasp how these work in comparison to traditional money. By learning about Bitcoin, children become familiar with the concept of virtual currencies, preparing them for the future where such financial systems may become more prevalent.

Understanding Value and Investment

Bitcoin’s rise to prominence is often linked to its investment potential. Books on Bitcoin can help children understand the basics of value, market behavior, and long-term investment strategies. Learning how Bitcoin’s price fluctuates based on market supply and demand introduces kids to the concept of risk versus reward. This knowledge can be applied to various financial assets as they grow older, giving them a head start in making informed decisions about saving and investing.

Developing Financial Responsibility

Teaching children about financial responsibility is a key aspect of financial education, and Bitcoin books can help in this regard. Through stories or simplified explanations, these books demonstrate how money, whether in physical or digital form, requires careful management. Kids can learn about the importance of budgeting, spending wisely, and understanding the risks involved in speculative investments. Learning these skills early helps foster responsible financial behavior, setting them up for a more secure financial future.

Encouraging Critical Thinking

Reading about Bitcoin not only teaches financial concepts but also promotes critical thinking. Kids will encounter new ideas about decentralized financial systems, peer-to-peer transactions, and the role of technology in shaping economies. Exploring these ideas encourages them to think critically about how money works and the different ways it can be used or stored. This fosters a mindset of curiosity and innovation, which can be valuable as they explore future career paths or entrepreneurial ventures.

Learning the Basics of Blockchain Technology

Bitcoin is built on blockchain technology, and learning about it can give children an understanding of how secure, decentralized systems work. While the technical aspects of blockchain can be complex, simplified explanations found in Bitcoin books can introduce kids to the foundational principles. They can learn how transactions are recorded, how security is maintained, and how blockchain technology is influencing industries beyond finance, such as healthcare, supply chain management, and digital identity.

Conclusion

Every child can benefit from learning about Bitcoin and other digital currencies, as it provides a modern take on financial education. Bitcoin books for kids not only teaches about the basics of money management but also introduces them to the future of finance. By fostering financial responsibility, critical thinking, and an understanding of emerging technologies, kids can be better prepared for the challenges and opportunities in the evolving economic landscape.

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Upside Down World: Spooks are Heroes, Heroes are Spooks

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Upside Down World: Spooks are Heroes, Heroes are Spooks

Distorted perceptions of reality have completely inverted the perception of who is acting in the best interests of Bitcoin versus acting in their own interests in a way that puts Bitcoin at risk.

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Upside Down World: Spooks are Heroes, Heroes are Spooks

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Distorted perceptions of reality have completely inverted the perception of who is acting in the best interests of Bitcoin versus acting in their own interests in a way that puts Bitcoin at risk.

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Sports: No. 1 Texas Hosts No. 5 Georgia in High-Stakes SEC Battle

The No. 1 Texas Longhorns and No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs are set for a monumental SEC showdown on Saturday, October 19, at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas. This highly anticipated game will be broadcast live in primetime, with kick-off scheduled for 7:30 PM EST. The match represents a critical point in the season for both teams, as Georgia aims to regain ground in the SEC…

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Ethereum Dips 7% Amidst Trump’s 12% Lead Over Harris: A Market Analysis

Key Points

As the US presidential election nears, Ether experiences a 7% bearish sentiment while Trump leads Harris by 12% in prediction markets.

Ether’s bearish sentiment is expected to last longer than Bitcoin’s, which is set to turn positive after the election.

As the upcoming US presidential election on November 5 draws closer, there’s a significant divergence in sentiment towards two major cryptocurrencies, Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC). This shift seems to be influenced by the political landscape, with Republican Donald Trump extending his lead over Democrat Kamala Harris in prediction markets, affecting investor behavior towards these digital assets differently.

Ether is currently facing a notably more bearish sentiment compared to Bitcoin. This is evident from the most recent options market data from Amberdata and Deribit. Ether’s 25-delta risk reversals, which measure the premium of put options over call options, are deeper into negative territory than those for Bitcoin.

Election Volatility Influences ETH Risk Reversals

Options traders typically use risk reversals to gauge market sentiment and hedge their positions in the spot and futures markets. The more negative the risk reversal, the higher the premium that traders are willing to pay for downside protection versus upside potential. At present, Ether options set for expiration on October 11 show a risk reversal rate of -7.3%, with Bitcoin trading at -5.8%.

However, Ether is currently trading at $2,415, marking a 1.30% increase in the last 24 hours. The community sentiment indicator on CoinMarketCap shows 33% favoring the bullish sentiments while 67% vote for bearish sentiments for the cryptocurrency.

Interestingly, Bitcoin’s risk reversals turn positive for options expiring after November 8, signaling an expected volatility shift to the upside. On the other hand, Ether’s sentiment does not improve until late December, suggesting that traders are bracing for more immediate volatility in Bitcoin following the election results.

In September, trading activities on Derive, a leading decentralized exchange, revealed that Ethereum call options were being sold at a ratio of 2.5 to 1 compared to buys. This activity indicates a lack of confidence in Ether’s short-term price increase, as traders are more inclined to hedge against further price drops.

Nick Forster, founder of Derive, highlighted this cautious stance in his exclusive report, noting: “The skew in ETH open interest, with nearly 2.5 times more calls sold than bought, suggests that traders see the upside as limited for now. This divergence between the two assets will be key to watch as we get closer to election day.”

Politics and the Crypto Market

The intersection of politics and market sentiment is particularly pronounced in this election cycle. Trump’s odds of securing a victory have reached a two-month peak of 55.8% on Polymarket, significantly ahead of Harris at 43.8%. His campaign has intertwined with financial markets, notably through the September launch of the DeFi protocol World Liberty Financial.

While some financial analysts, like those from Standard Chartered, speculate that a Trump administration might favor Ethereum competitors like Solana, the broader sentiment is mixed. A Trump win is seen as potentially beneficial for cryptocurrencies in general, given his administration’s openness to integrating blockchain innovations into the financial ecosystem.

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BTC’s Calm Near Resistance Signals Potential Breakout

Bitcoin consolidates under resistance, suggesting a potential breakout if key support holds.

Analysts observe a descending channel pattern, signaling possible bullish momentum.

Peter Brandt sees Bitcoin gaining strength over gold, with a target of 123.75 oz per BTC.

Bitcoin, trading at $61,046 at press time, exhibits a potential bullish momentum.

A crypto influencer, Open4profit, recently shared a bullish outlook for Bitcoin. He pointed to consolidation near a key resistance level as a sign of a possible breakout. 

Consolidation Under Resistance

Open4profit’s recent analysis shows a descending channel pattern on Bitcoin’s chart. The upper red line represents a sloping resistance level. Bitcoin has been repeatedly rejected at this level in recent months. The lower green line indicates a similar sloping support level, showing where Bitcoin has found support. Between these lines, a white dashed mid-channel line serves as a pivot zone for short-term price movements.

Related: https://cryptotale.org/bitcoin-could-reach-90k-if-trump-wins-u-s-election-report/ 

Currently, Bitcoin is experiencing volatility near a key support level, positioned below the resistance level, which is considered a bullish indicator according to Open4profit. Such a style of consolidation can indicate the approach of the breakthrough. However, it is crucial to note that, if Bitcoin continues to trade above the associated support, a breakout of the descending channel is possible. The potential for a price jump has been identified, aligning with the upward trend indicated by the big green arrow in the analysis. This could catapult Bitcoin to cross over $70 000.

Bitcoin Versus Gold

At the same time, technical analyst Peter Brandt compared Bitcoin’s performance to gold. He suggested that Bitcoin could soon see significant gains if it breaks certain resistance levels.

The veteran analyst shared his view on Bitcoin’s long-term strength compared to gold. Brandt analyzed the BTC/GLD ratio, which shows how Bitcoin has performed against gold. The ratio has been rising steadily over the years. This reflects Bitcoin’s increasing value as a store of wealth compared to gold. Support has been found at 14 oz of gold, which helped Bitcoin start its recent rally. Brandt identified a key resistance level at 32 oz of gold. Bitcoin has struggled to break through this point in the past. However, if Bitcoin can surpass this level, it may lead to even bigger gains. Brandt’s projection suggests a long-term target of over 100 oz of gold per Bitcoin. Per current rates, Brandt notes that a price of $323,854 is achievable.

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Regulación de criptomonedas: Un desafío global en evolución

Las criptomonedas han revolucionado el panorama financiero mundial, ofreciendo una alternativa descentralizada al sistema bancario tradicional. Sin embargo, la rápida adopción de estos activos digitales ha planteado importantes desafíos regulatorios. Gobiernos y organismos internacionales se enfrentan a la tarea de establecer marcos regulatorios efectivos que equilibren la innovación y la protección del consumidor, mientras se mitigan riesgos como el lavado de dinero, el fraude y la volatilidad del mercado.

El panorama actual Desde el lanzamiento de Bitcoin en 2009, miles de criptomonedas han surgido, ganando popularidad en todo el mundo. Esta creciente aceptación ha presionado a los gobiernos para desarrollar políticas regulatorias que aborden sus particularidades. Sin embargo, debido a la naturaleza transfronteriza y descentralizada de las criptomonedas, cada país ha adoptado un enfoque diferente.

Por ejemplo, países como Japón han sido pioneros en la regulación al reconocer legalmente las criptomonedas como medios de pago, mientras que en países como China se han impuesto prohibiciones completas a la minería y el comercio de criptomonedas. En Estados Unidos y la Unión Europea, los reguladores están en proceso de crear un marco normativo más claro y cohesivo, aunque persisten debates sobre la clasificación de los criptoactivos, ya sea como valores, mercancías o algo completamente nuevo.

Principales preocupaciones regulatorias Protección del consumidor: Las criptomonedas son notoriamente volátiles, lo que ha llevado a muchos inversores a sufrir pérdidas significativas. Los reguladores buscan implementar medidas que protejan a los consumidores, como la transparencia en las ofertas iniciales de monedas (ICO) y la educación sobre los riesgos asociados.

Prevención del lavado de dinero (AML) y financiamiento del terrorismo: Dada su naturaleza anónima o pseudónima, las criptomonedas han sido utilizadas en actividades ilícitas. Los reguladores están implementando estrictas normativas de “conoce a tu cliente” (KYC) para prevenir estos delitos y hacer más rastreables las transacciones.

Innovación versus control: Un desafío constante es cómo equilibrar la innovación tecnológica con la necesidad de control gubernamental. Muchos gobiernos temen que una regulación demasiado estricta ahogue la innovación, mientras que una regulación laxa podría fomentar fraudes y otros delitos financieros.

Hacia una regulación global La falta de una regulación uniforme ha generado una “fragmentación regulatoria”, donde los criptoinversionistas buscan países con normativas más flexibles. Esto ha llevado a que organismos internacionales, como el G20, discutan la necesidad de coordinar esfuerzos globales para regular el sector de manera efectiva y coherente. Sin embargo, aún queda un largo camino por recorrer para lograr un consenso.

En conclusión, la Regulación de criptomonedas es un tema de gran complejidad que evoluciona constantemente. Encontrar un equilibrio entre el fomento de la innovación tecnológica y la protección del sistema financiero es el principal reto de los reguladores en todo el mundo.

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Bitcoins – A Disruptor Or Portent For Future

What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a digital currency released by Satoshi Nakamoto which is used to make payments of any value without fees. It runs on the block chain, a decentralized ledger kept running by “miners” whose powerful computers crunch transactions and are rewarded in bitcoins.

Understanding bitcoins

A bitcoin is a virtual medium of exchange, a type of cryptocurrency, which is created and tracked online and is secured using cryptography. It is based on blockchain technology, which makes the transactions irreversible, decentralised and publicly verifiable. Blockchain maintains an audit trail, making the transactions quite transparent. A key feature associated with bitcoins is the absence of a centralised authority to issue, exchange, monitor and regulate the currency.

These also offer anonymity, as the currency holder is known by her account ID (wallet ID), and the know-your-customer (KYC) processes may not always be implemented. The transactions done are faster and not bound by geographical limitations, which can help in cost savings on currency conversion charges and other transaction fees. All these aspects create a unique position for bitcoins, possessing both pros and cons, depending on the consumer’s point of view.

Bitcoins versus digital currency

Currently, there is a fair amount of ambiguity around the terms ‘virtual’ and ‘digital’, with many often using them interchangeably. However, the distinction between both these terms can be explained, taking into account some key parameters.

Transparency in transactions:

There is more transparency in digital currency as compared to cash, but tracing source of funds and historical transactions can often be cumbersome. Bitcoins offer higher transparency, with the chain of historical transactions available.

Potential fraud risks:

Digital currency has higher susceptibility, if key information is compromised. In case of fraud, banks may sometimes offer protection of assets. Bitcoins are comparatively less prone to fraud loss. The risk lies at the user’s end, unless the wallet is compromised by hackers.

Speed of execution:

Digital currency transactions tend to be quick but adding the beneficiaries may take some time. Bitcoin transactions are relatively quicker.

Volatility in value:

The value of digital currency is mostly stable and is determined by macroeconomic factors. For bitcoins, it is very volatile as it is not backed by any reserves.

Supply:

While it may seem that…

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Outsmart the Bitcoin-Euro Bullish Market: Secrets Traders Miss Why Most Traders Get It Wrong About the Bitcoin-Euro Bullish Market (And How You Can Outsmart Them) Imagine this: you're at a trendy café, savoring your third espresso, and reading about how everyone and their dog is going long on Bitcoin against the Euro. A few trading "influencers" are hyping up a bullish market, and you start feeling the FOMO tickling the back of your mind. But hold on a second—is this really the time to jump on the bandwagon, or is there something more beneath the surface that most people miss? Most traders get it wrong in these situations because they forget a simple truth: the market is a lot like your friend's mysterious Instagram posts—what you see isn't always what you get. Today, we're peeling back the curtains on the Bitcoin-Euro bullish market, giving you a look at the lesser-known strategies, hidden opportunities, and the uncommon insights that can save you from making rookie mistakes. Whether you're a long-time trader or just starting out, this is the guide you've been waiting for. Underground Trends Driving the Bitcoin-Euro Market The Golden Ratio: Understanding The Balance Between Hype and Reality The first secret to thriving in a Bitcoin-Euro bullish market is recognizing the hype cycle. We've all seen it: the more influencers shout about a "bullish market," the more people buy into it. But is that real momentum, or just a herd mentality? Think about it like buying a pair of limited-edition sneakers that everyone is raving about—you might end up with something awesome, or you might realize it's just a fancy name on a regular pair of shoes. The Pro Tip: Track what we like to call the Golden Ratio of Sentiment. This means using tools like sentiment analysis (thank you, Twitter API!) to gauge how much of the buzz is hype versus genuine, institutional interest. Too much hype without the institutions on board? It could be time to hold your horses, not throw your chips in. How to Predict Bitcoin-Euro Market Moves with Precision The Ichimoku Cloud Hack That Most Traders Ignore The Ichimoku Cloud is a tool that's been around forever (well, at least since the '60s), but most traders only scratch the surface of its real power. Think of the Ichimoku Cloud like the wise elder at your family reunion—quiet, unassuming, but full of hidden wisdom if you know how to listen. The cloud, with its multiple components, not only signals trends but can also forecast reversals in a market as volatile as Bitcoin-Euro. Here’s Where It Gets Juicy: Set up a bullish Kumo breakout with a twist—overlay it with a volume profile indicator to assess how much weight the bullish move actually has. High volume + bullish Kumo breakout? You've got something serious. But low volume? It might be as flaky as that friend who never shows up when you plan a group trip. Proven Ninja Tactic: Most traders fail to include volume analysis with Ichimoku. Don't be one of them. Combining both gives you a strategic advantage that’ll make you feel like you’re predicting the market moves before they even happen. The Hidden Patterns That Drive the Market Watch for 'Hidden Divergences' in the RSI Sure, you’ve heard of Relative Strength Index (RSI) divergence, but we’re not talking about the regular "oversold" or "overbought" scenarios. Hidden divergence is the secret weapon that experienced traders use to spot opportunities during bullish markets that others overlook. Here’s the lowdown: Hidden Bullish Divergence occurs when the price makes a higher low, but the RSI makes a lower low. This suggests that despite a minor pullback, the bulls are actually in control. It's the equivalent of a ninja sneaking through the shadows—unnoticed by the casual traders, but in full action if you know what to look for. Quick Case Study: In July 2023, Bitcoin-Euro formed a classic hidden bullish divergence, and savvy traders who spotted it managed to capitalize on a 12% price increase before the rest of the market even knew what hit them. You could be one of those traders, while everyone else is still waiting for their indicator to ring the alarm. Why Most Traders Get It Wrong About Bitcoin-Euro (And How You Can Avoid It) The Myth of "It's Always Safe to Follow the Trend" The conventional wisdom in trading goes something like this: "The trend is your friend, until it bends." But let's face it—sometimes, that "friend" is more like that buddy who always gets you into trouble. While a trend can provide comfort, the Bitcoin-Euro market is notorious for fake-outs and sudden changes in direction. To avoid getting caught in these traps, apply the Contrarian Sentiment Index (CSI). This little-known index measures how many traders are taking one side of the trade. If too many traders are betting on a continued uptrend, it's often a good sign that a reversal is brewing. Remember, the market loves nothing more than to embarrass the masses—and if everyone thinks it’s bullish, it might be time for a healthy dose of skepticism. Counterintuitive Insight: During October 2023, when 85% of retail traders were long on Bitcoin-Euro, we saw a brutal correction right after. The CSI indicated excessive optimism—meaning it was high time to tighten stops or even consider short-term contrarian trades. The Forgotten Strategy That Outsmarted the Pros Arbitrage Opportunities No One Talks About Arbitrage is one of those tactics people hear about but rarely act on because they think it’s too complicated. Wrong. With today’s tech, you can exploit tiny price differences in the Bitcoin-Euro market across multiple exchanges—all it takes is a bit of automation. Think of it like this: You’re buying watermelons from one supermarket for $1 each, while across the street, someone is paying $1.05 for them. Those tiny profits can stack up quickly if you execute fast. The secret sauce? Tools like Triangular Arbitrage Bots that can connect to APIs of different exchanges and execute within milliseconds. Speed is your weapon, and when you’re dealing in an inefficient market, every millisecond counts. How You Can Outsmart Most Traders in a Bullish Market Emotionally Intelligent Trading: The Jedi Mind Trick One of the biggest enemies to success in a Bitcoin-Euro bullish market is emotional trading. We’ve all been there—that sudden drop in price, and before you know it, you’ve panic-sold at the bottom, only to watch the market recover minutes later. It’s like hitting the 'sell' button in a comedy of errors. Emotional mastery is crucial, and this is where the Jedi Mind Trick comes in. What is It? It’s a technique I call The Stop-Loss Detachment Strategy. Set your stops before entering the trade, and once set, completely forget about them. Visualize that money as already lost (even if it's not). This mindset lets you stick to your plan and avoid rash decisions when the market gets shaky—allowing you to be the cool-headed trader among a sea of panicking newbies. The Hidden Edge: Most traders don’t practice emotional detachment because they don’t realize how much their feelings mess with decision-making. Trust me, keep your stops and detach emotionally, and you’ll laugh all the way to the bank when others are crying in their coffee. Ready to Play a Smarter Game? The Bitcoin-Euro bullish market isn’t just a playground—it’s a battleground. Most traders go in armed with nothing more than hype and hope, but you now have access to a toolkit of advanced tactics that set you apart. Whether it’s dissecting hype cycles, using Ichimoku Clouds in ways most overlook, or mastering your emotions with the Jedi Mind Trick—these are the strategies that make the difference between being average and being a true market predator. What You Learned Today (Elite Tactics Recap): - Use Golden Ratio Sentiment Analysis to separate hype from genuine momentum. - Master Ichimoku Cloud Breakouts with Volume to predict strong moves. - Identify Hidden RSI Divergence to spot unseen opportunities. - Use the Contrarian Sentiment Index to avoid herd mentality pitfalls. - Capitalize on Arbitrage Opportunities with a bit of automation magic. - Practice Stop-Loss Emotional Detachment to trade like a pro. Ready to make your move? Don’t be the person who follows the crowd—outsmart them. Drop a comment, let us know your favorite strategy, and if you’re serious about diving deeper, check out some of our advanced Forex resources at StarseedFX. —————– Image Credits: Cover image at the top is AI-generated   Read the full article