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Best Micro Wedding Venues Ontario Has to Offer

Ontario is home to a plethora of picturesque landscapes and charming locations, making it the perfect destination for a micro-wedding. With the rising popularity of smaller, more intimate celebrations, couples are seeking out venues that offer a blend of elegance, intimacy, and personal charm. This guide will explore the best micro wedding venues in Ontario, catering to a variety of styles and preferences.

Why Choose a Micro Wedding?

Microweddings are all about celebrating love in a close-knit setting. By focusing on a smaller guest list, couples can allocate more resources to create a bespoke experience for themselves and their guests. Ontario offers an abundance of venues that cater specifically to these intimate celebrations, ensuring your special day is memorable and stress-free.

Top Micro Wedding Venues in Ontario

1. The Arlington Estate

Located in Vaughan, The Arlington Estate is a luxurious venue perfect for couples seeking elegance and sophistication. With its beautifully landscaped gardens and stunning interiors, this venue can be tailored to host an intimate wedding ceremony and reception.

Capacity: Ideal for small gatherings

Features: Outdoor spaces, customizable décor, gourmet catering

2. Belcroft Estate and Event Centre

Nestled in Innisfil, Belcroft Estate offers a blend of rustic charm and modern elegance. Its historical barn and serene gardens provide the perfect backdrop for a romantic micro-wedding.

Capacity: Suitable for micro weddings

Features: Outdoor ceremony areas, scenic photo opportunities, bridal suites

3. The Broadview Hotel

This Toronto-based boutique hotel offers a rooftop space with breathtaking city views. It’s ideal for urban couples looking for a chic and modern wedding venue.

Capacity: Perfect for intimate gatherings

Features: Rooftop terrace, contemporary design, on-site accommodations

4. Cambium Farms

For couples dreaming of a rustic countryside wedding, Cambium Farms in Caledon is a top choice. Its beautifully restored barn and lush green surroundings create an idyllic setting.

Capacity: Small, intimate ceremonies

Features: Heritage buildings, outdoor spaces, experienced event coordinators

5. The Lakehouse at Emerald Hills

Located in Stouffville, The Lakehouse offers a serene lakeside venue with a sophisticated ambiance. Its panoramic views and cozy interior make it a favorite for micro-weddings.

Capacity: Accommodates smaller wedding parties

Features: Waterfront views, customizable packages, exceptional dining options

Tips for Choosing the Perfect Micro Wedding Venue in Ontario

Define Your Style: Whether you prefer rustic barns, elegant estates, or modern urban spaces, Ontario has venues to match every taste.

Consider the Season: Some venues shine in specific seasons, such as gardens in the summer or indoor spaces during the winter.

Check Amenities: Ensure the venue offers the necessary amenities like catering, décor, and accommodations for a seamless experience.

Visit the Venue: Schedule a tour to see the space in person and discuss your vision with the venue coordinators.

Budget Wisely: Microweddings are cost-effective, but it’s important to choose a venue that aligns with your budget without compromising quality.

Why Ontario is Perfect for Micro Weddings

Ontario’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage make it a dream destination for weddings. From urban elegance in Toronto to rustic charm in smaller towns, the province offers something for every couple. Many microwedding venues in Ontario also provide comprehensive packages that simplify planning, allowing you to focus on enjoying your big day.

Conclusion

Choosing the right venue is one of the most important decisions when planning a micro-wedding. The best micro wedding venues Ontario has to offer provide the perfect setting for an intimate and unforgettable celebration. Whether you envision a rustic barn, a chic urban rooftop, or a serene lakeside retreat, Ontario’s venues cater to every style and preference. Start your journey today by exploring these incredible locations and making your dream wedding a reality.

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Transform Your Outdoor Space with Kell’s Garden City 🌿

When it comes to creating stunning landscapes and functional outdoor spaces, Kell’s Garden City has been the trusted name in Barrie and Innisfil for over 40 years. Whether you're looking to renovate your backyard, lay down a new driveway, or plan a large-scale commercial project, we offer high-quality landscaping materials and expert advice to help bring your vision to life. Our expansion in 2009 under the leadership of Sam Guido has allowed us to serve even more customers with a vast selection of products, all aimed at creating beautiful outdoor spaces for homeowners and businesses alike. 🏡

At Kell’s Garden City, we pride ourselves on offering everything from topsoil, sod, and pavers to plants, trees, and fertilizers. With our professional guidance and reliable services, you’ll have everything you need for a successful landscaping project. Read on to discover how we can help you create your dream outdoor space. 🌸

Our Comprehensive Landscaping Products 🌳

At Kell’s Garden City, we offer a wide range of products to suit your specific landscaping needs. Whether you're looking to enhance your garden or build a retaining wall, our materials and expert services make your job easier. Below are just a few of the quality items we offer:

Hardscaping Materials 🪨

Hardscaping plays a significant role in the beauty and functionality of your outdoor space. From creating patios to building pathways, our pavers, slabs, retaining walls, and steps are perfect for bringing your vision to life.

Pavers: Ideal for driveways, walkways, and patios, our pavers come in various styles and colors, ensuring a perfect match for your project.

Slabs: Use our slabs to build steps, borders, and accents, adding a structured and polished look to your landscape.

Retaining Walls: Prevent soil erosion and create a defined space in your yard with our high-quality retaining walls.

Steps, Caps, & Curbs: Whether you're adding functionality or design elements, these materials will enhance your outdoor area.

Soils & Mulch 🌱

A healthy garden begins with quality soil. Kell’s Garden City offers premium topsoil, black earth, triple mix, peat loam, and compost to ensure your plants grow strong and healthy.

In addition to soil, we carry a variety of mulches to keep your garden thriving:

Cedar, Shredded Pine, Hemlock, and Wood Chips add beauty and moisture retention while also helping to suppress weeds.

Grass Seed & Sod 🌾

Achieve a lush, green lawn with our premium sod and grass seed. Whether you’re planting a new lawn or repairing existing grass, we have the products to meet your needs:

Fresh Sod: Available for delivery or pickup, ensuring a quick and easy way to achieve a perfect lawn.

Grass Seed: Choose from blends for both sun and shade areas, and opt for waterless varieties to help conserve water.

Trees, Shrubs, and Plants 🌳

Bring color and life to your landscape with our wide selection of flowers, shrubs, and trees. We carry a variety of species, including:

Perennials and Annuals to keep your garden vibrant year-round.

Vegetables and Herb Varieties for home gardens and culinary enthusiasts.

Decorative Trees such as Sugar Maple, Red Maple, and Japanese Maple to provide shade, structure, and beauty.

Fertilizers & Soil Enhancers 🌿

Healthy plants require the right nutrients, and Kell’s Garden City has you covered with a selection of premium fertilizers and soil enhancers. From organic fertilizers to hydrated lime, we provide products to nourish your garden and improve soil health, ensuring optimal growth.

Seal King Products 🧴

Maintain your hardscaping materials with Seal King products, designed to protect your patios, driveways, and walkways from wear and tear. We offer:

Paving Stone Sealer to protect your investment.

Adhesives and Grease Release to keep your hardscape clean and looking new.

Why Choose Kell’s Garden City? 🤔

There are many reasons why Kell’s Garden City is the top choice for landscaping products and services in Barrie and Innisfil:

Experience You Can Trust

With over 40 years of experience in the industry, we know how to help you get the best results for your project. Our knowledgeable staff is here to provide expert advice and guide you through the selection process.

High-Quality Products

We are committed to providing only the best landscaping materials. From topsoil to pavers, we source our products from trusted suppliers to ensure long-lasting and durable results for every project.

Comprehensive Services

Whether you need help choosing materials or require delivery services, Kell’s Garden City is here to make your experience seamless. We offer yard waste recycling services to help keep your garden clean and green. Our team is always ready to offer suggestions and provide the resources you need to make your landscaping project a success.

Convenient Delivery

We know that getting materials to your project site can be challenging. That’s why we offer delivery services to ensure your products arrive on time, every time. Whether you need topsoil, sod, or other materials, we’ll bring them right to your doorstep.

Customer Satisfaction: Our Top Priority 🌟

At Kell’s Garden City, we believe that customer satisfaction is key. From the moment you step into our store or visit us online, we are dedicated to providing excellent service. Our team is here to assist you with selecting products, giving expert advice, and answering any questions you have. We want you to feel confident and excited about your landscaping project, and we’re here to help every step of the way.

Contact Us 📞

We’re here to help you create your perfect outdoor space. Get in touch today!

📞 Phone: +1 (705) 436-4557 ✉️ Email: sales@KellsGardenCity.com

Business Hours:

Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Saturday: Call first

Sunday: Call first

🌐 Website: www.KellsGardenCity.com 📍 Location: 1451 10th Line, Innisfil, ON L9S 3N5

At Kell’s Garden City, we are committed to providing you with top-quality landscaping products and services. Whether you're a homeowner, contractor, or landscaper, we offer the best materials, expert advice, and outstanding customer service. Contact us today and start bringing your outdoor vision to life! 🌿🌸

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Outdoor Furniture | Apex Aggregates - Barrie & Area

Located in Innisfil, serving Simcoe County & surrounding areas. We carry a variety of Mulches, Sands, Soils, Natural Stone, Crushed Stone, Pavers, Grass Seeds, and Landscaping Supplies. Whether you are a contactor, landscape designer or you’re just looking to spruce up your outdoor space, Apex Aggregates has what you need. Our low prices on professional landscape supplies make Apex Aggregates your first choice for your next project.

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ArchDaily - Canada's City of the Future Moves Forward with Central Train Station Approved

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A new train station by Toronto-based architecture studio PARTISANS has been approved for The Orbit, Canada's city of the future project. Designed to be a new central neighborhood for the Canadian town of Innisfil, the station was made in response to the potential arrival of high-speed mass transit that connects to downtown Toronto. The Transit Hub aims for rapid and responsible growth, fostering sustainable development and preserving the core attributes of Innisfil's landscape and community.

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Local competition 

Casa Pulita Home & Office Cleaning offers cleaning services for your Air BNB's, homes, cottages, condominiums, or office. They operate out of Barrie, Innisfil, Springwater, Angus, Essa, Alliston and Thorton. The cleaning packages they offer are Air BNB Cleaning and Preparation, Move In/Move Out Cleaning, Waste Removal and Disposal, Yard Cleaning and Landscaping, Carpet cleaning, Deep Clean, Window Cleaning, and a new offer Car Detailing. Their website is easy to use and a way to find their phone number and email to get a quote for your cleaning. They have a small social media presence on Facebook with no reviews. 

MOLLY MAID Orillia / Midland offers regular house cleaning services or occasional cleaning such as move-in or move-out services. They operate out of Orillia and will go out to other communities including Balm Beach, Bayshore Village, Brechin, Coldwater, Elmvale, Fesserton, Hawkestone, Hillsdale, Honey Harbour, Horseshoe Valley, Kilworthy, Klueys Bay, Lafontaine, Lagoon City, Midland, Moonstone, Penetanguishene, Perkinsfield, Port McNicoll, Port Severn, Ramara, Severn Bridge, Severn Falls, Sturgeon Bay, Victoria Harbour, Warminster, Washago, Waubaushene, Waverley, Wyebridge, and Wyvale. Their website is easy to use, and they have a big social media presence on Facebook posting weekly. The reviews posted are good and bad. Their goal is to clean your house from top to bottom and give you more time to do the things you really enjoy. Looking for a price you must call or email them. Molly maid has been providing house cleaning services in area for more than 40 years.

Your House Fairies offers full-time residential and small office cleaning service. They operate out of Orillia, Ontario and nearby communities including Brechin, Coldwater, Edgar, Hawkestone, Midhurst, Oro Medonte, Port Severn. Rama, Severn Bridge, Victoria Harbour, Warminster and Washago. Their website is easy to use, and they have a big social media follower on Facebook, but don’t make many posts. The reviews posted are all good reviews. The company also says that they use 100% natural products. Looking for a price for any of their clearing services such as House cleaning, Condo cleaning, Small Office Cleaning, and Moving and Showing cleaning you must email or call to get a quote.

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I believe my current weakness is not having any social platform. My competitors all have social platforms and a media account, I need to be able to create something that can compete with my competitors.

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What Rural Means to Me

The definition of rural is subjective and depends on one’s personal experiences and imagined geographies. The rural environment is inherently linked to the urban for their definitions depend upon their distinctions from each other. In short, without one the other would cease to exist. Agriculture, lush wilderness and remote communities; as an urban dweller, it is easy to oversimplify the rural into a few narrow themes. However, these assumptions negate the rich diversity and complex socio-cultural networks that these spaces have to offer. Currently, over 80% of Canada’s population live in cities. Due to this uneven distribution in population, many important political decisions are made within heavily populated urban centers such as Toronto or Ottawa and then implemented on the rural’s behalf. One in every eight jobs in Canada is related to agriculture with Canadian farmers now selling to over 150 countries worldwide. The agri-food industry contributes over $110 billion to Canada’s gross domestic product every year. However, the importance of Canadian rural landscapes far exceeds its economic output. These natural environments provide opportunities for tourism, recreation, spiritual nourishment, and is essential for the understanding of Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK).

           My experiences within rural Ontario mainly stem from the summers that I have spent visiting my grandparents in Innisfil. They are fortunate enough to own a waterfront property on the shores of Lake Simcoe. My grandfather not only lives in the rural, but also embodies the rural lifestyle. As one of twelve children, he was able to obtain a middle school education at which point he left school to help his family out on the farm. To me, living in the rural means hunting, ice fishing trips and snowmobile rides. It means actually knowing your neighbours’ names and long drives into town for amenities such as a bowling alley or movie theatre. It means looking up at the night sky and being able to see more than just the North star. Population increases and the ever-growing demand for resources has placed pressure on these rural environments like never before. It is these landscapes that give Canada its world-renowned beauty and therefore should be protected at all costs.

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Load The FUD: Is Bloomberg Intentionally Ignorant When It Comes to Bitcoin?

Bloomberg Opinion’s Europe columnist isn’t buying the Bitcoin price pump, and he thinks you shouldn’t either — but what’s he really on about? 

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) surged to slightly above $5,000 yesterday morning, which was cause for celebration for many Bitcoin bulls looking for signs of a market bottom. Some in the mainstream media, however, are still in the business of throwing shade and spreading some FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt).

In a column titled “Bitcoin Is Surging Again. Just Ignore It.” Leonid Bershidsky prefaces his opinion piece by stating, “Whatever the explanation, there’s no good reason to turn bullish on crypto.”

But is he really struggling to find a good reason? If so, we can help him.

No Good News (Except The Good News)

Bershidsky boldly claims that there has been no good news about cryptocurrencies, stating:

There has been no good news about cryptocurrencies lately — they aren’t acquiring greater acceptance as investments or payments, and the crypto experiments of central banks, governments and major companies haven’t moved beyond dabbling. There’s been bad news, though — more big hacks, more dying currencies, more pump-and-dump schemes (sometimes, the extinctions and the schemes go together).

Maybe Bershidsky doesn’t read Bitcoinist or is intentionally oblivious.

Yesterday, Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, a second-layer scaling solution, reached a significant milestone of $5 million in capacity. Authorities at the Kiev City State Administration (KCSA) are reportedly re-examining the merits of adopting Bitcoin (BTC) payments in the city’s public transport system. Bitcoin’s on-chain transactions have steadily climbed and recently reached all-time highs. The town of Innisfil, Ontario will soon be the first municipality in Canada to accept bitcoin in payment for property taxes. And this is all in the past two weeks, alone.

Only someone intentionally disregarding fundamental developments in the Bitcoin landscape would state what Bershidsky states in his FUD-piece.

Technically Speaking

Disregarding fundamentals, there are plenty of technical indicators per classical technical analysis theory to suggest a large green candle was inbound — but Bershidsky apparently disregards these, too, writing:

Given the small real trading volumes, any number of events could have caused Tuesday’s spike: A “mystery buyer” who placed a $100 million Bitcoin purchase order on multiple exchanges, or even trading bots going crazy over an April Fools’ Day story saying the SEC has approved two crypto exchange-traded funds. It could be neither: Perhaps enough retail investors saw all the optimistic tweets and drove the market up, which sparked a frenzy based on the fear of missing out, as sometimes happens in small, wild markets.

Bershidsky should have listened to Bitcoinist’s own FilbFilb, who clearly predicted this price increase was a strong possibility. The market-leading cryptocurrency was knocking on the door of its upward resistance — the top of a rising wedge formation. Breaking out of said wedge all but guaranteed an explosive move to the upside.

Overall, Bershidsky’s response to Bitcoin’s move should be disregarded, since taking advice on the cryptocurrency market from mainstream media FUDsters is rarely sound advice — especially when Bloomberg’s writers are rewarded for moving the market.

What do you think of Bitcoin’s price increase? Do you ever listen to Bloomberg when it comes to Bitcoin? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 

Images courtesy of Shutterstock.

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Top 10 Women Construction Industry Leaders of Northern Ontario

Stories of success, achievement and recognition

By Donna Mayer

Special to Ontario Construction Report

Women are making their mark as leaders in the construction industry across Northern Ontario. Ten of them caught our eye and we have named them the Top 10 Women Industry Leaders of Northern Ontario.

Ontario Construction Report celebrates the projects they worked on, the products they represent and the great work their companies complete.

Our Top 10 List is made up of owners, executives, managers and front-line staff. All of them are leaders and active members of their local construction associations.

The listing is alphabetical.

Melissa Almonte

File manager, Gregor Homes

Melissa Almonte holds the position of file manager for Gregor Homes in Barrie.

Joining the company in 2012, Almonte’s duties include client care and customer service, overseeing new homes and renovation job files to ensure complete customer satisfaction.

In addition, Almonte is responsible for the company’s health and safety program and most aspects of human resources.

Almonte is also a director on the board of the Simcoe County Home Builders’ Association (SCHBA), representing the Builder/Renovators Sector.

Rachel Castellano

Sales consultant, Parklane Landscapes

Rachel Castellano is a sales and marketing consulting professional with demonstrated skills in customer service, sales,strategic planning, team building, and management.

A graduate of Durham College she earned a degree in advertising/,arketing, with a focus on advertising and graphic design.

Joining Parklane Landscapes in 2016, Castellano brought with her five years graphic design experience and five years sales and store management experience.

She is a director on the board of the Orillia and District Construction Association (ODCA).

Cassie Frengopoulos

Senior project co-ordinator, Gerrits Engineering Limited

A graduate of Queen’s University three-year Geological Engineering Program, Cassie Frengopoulos earned her P. Eng, in Civil Engineering in 2012.

Upon graduation, Frengopoulos was hired as an engineer-in-training with Gerrits Engineering Limited and was quickly promoted to structural engineer.

Frengopoulos has a broad range of experience as a designer and project co-ordinator on architectural and structural projects.

In 2018, Frengopoulos was promoted to senior project co-ordinator where she is responsible for coordinating large multi-disciplinary projects; drawing review and co-ordination; managing client expectations; technical specification writing; contract administration; shop drawing review; general review of construction; project close-out.

Jeanne Kempffer

Executive administrator, Burling Ranger Masonry Contractors

Jeanne Kempffer holds the position of executive administrator for Burling Ranger Masonry Contractors in Innisfil.

Joining the company as their office administrator in 2000, Kempffer developed a passion about the construction industry and the complexities and road blocks that small owners face.

Driven by a commitment to sharing common experiences to resolve road blocks and make progress, Kempffer engaged with the BCA.

Kempffer is an active member of the BCA’s Procurement Committee, assisting in the development and execution of a series of Lunch and Learns. She also actively seeks out sponsorship opportunities for the enrichment of the local construction community.

Currently, Kempffer is second vice-president of the BCA and the chairperson for the association’s 25th Anniversary celebrations.

Shannon MacIntyre

Real estate broker, Sutton Group Incentive Realty Inc.

Shannon MacIntyre is a real estate broker, licensed with Sutton Group Incentive Realty Inc. in Barrie.

Earning her broker’s license in 2013, MacIntyre specializes in feasibility analysis and market intelligence along with tenant and client retention. She has expertise in estate planning as it pertains to different asset classes, as well as on and off market industrial and commercial brokerage.

MacIntyre serves as chairperson of the Economic Advisory Committee for Greater Innisfil and president of the Greater Innisfil Chamber of Commerce.

In addition, MacIntyre is SCHBA director, representing the service and professionals sector.

Kelly Mascioli

Mascioli Construction Co. Ltd.

Kelly Mascioli is positioned to assume the reins of Timmin’s the oldest company, after 20 years with the family-owned business.

With her father trying to ease into retirement, she is being groomed to take over the family business. The daughter of Phil Mascioli, Kelly is the fourth generation of her family to lead the company.

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Chantal Seguin

Branch manager, Powell (RH) Contracting

A graduate of Cambrian College’s three-year Geological Engineering Program, Chantal Seguin earned her technologist diploma in 2000.

Beginning her career as a quality control co-ordinator and site administrator at one of Ontario’s largest heavy civil engineering and construction organizations, Seguin sought out progressively responsible positions.

She joined Powell (RH) Contracting as a senior project manager in 2013, being promoted to branch manager less than a year later.

Seguin is a lifelong learner, as demonstrated by her extensive training with the Ontario Road Builders’ Association and the Canadian Construction Association. She is a gold seal certified project manager.

Currently, Seguin is a director on the BCA and the Simcoe County Heavy Construction Association.

Kelly Smith

Chief Building Official, City of Orillia

Kelly Smith is responsible for Orillia’s Building Division.

A Certified Building Code Official, Smith leads the team responsible for reviewing and enforcing compliance with the Ontario Building Code in the City of Orillia. Two primary functions under her authority are the issuing of building permits and inspecting buildings under construction.

Smith received her Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech.), Architectural Sciences and Technology from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in 1989.

Upon graduation, Smith launched her career as a Building Inspector with the Town of Markham, moving to the City of Orillia in 1992. She was appointed Orillia’s Chief Building Official in 2003.

Smith’s leadership skills extend to her local construction association, where she is a ODCA director.

Sandy Tuckey

Executive officer, Simcoe County Home Builders’ Association (SCHBA)

Sandy Tuckey has been at the helm of SCHBA for more than two years now, joining in 2017 after a successful 25-year career as publisher and director of advertising at The Barrie Examiner.

Tuckey served as a director on the board of the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce from 2013 to 2016.

Before stepping up to lead SCHBA as the senior staff person, Tuckey served as a director on the Board for six years, from 2010 to 2016.

Jodie Wilson

Executive administrator, Orillia and District Construction Association (ODCA)

Jodie Wilson is a seasoned executive administrator with an extensive network of business associates.

Experienced in front line communication with community and media, Wilson excels at organizing, prioritizing and responding to public relations issues.

Beginning in 1989, Wilson served for 10 years as the assistant to the City of Orillia’s Mayor and Council. Wilson went on to become the assistant manager of the Downtown Orillia Management Board, before assuming her current role as the ODCA’s executive administrator.

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Load The FUD: Is Bloomberg Intentionally Ignorant When It Comes to Bitcoin?

Bloomberg Opinion’s Europe columnist isn��t buying the Bitcoin price pump, and he thinks you shouldn’t either — but what’s he really on about? 

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) surged to slightly above $5,000 yesterday morning, which was cause for celebration for many Bitcoin bulls looking for signs of a market bottom. Some in the mainstream media, however, are still in the business of throwing shade and spreading some FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt).

In a column titled “Bitcoin Is Surging Again. Just Ignore It.” Leonid Bershidsky prefaces his opinion piece by stating, “Whatever the explanation, there’s no good reason to turn bullish on crypto.”

But is he really struggling to find a good reason? If so, we can help him.

No Good News (Except The Good News)

Bershidsky boldly claims that there has been no good news about cryptocurrencies, stating:

There has been no good news about cryptocurrencies lately — they aren’t acquiring greater acceptance as investments or payments, and the crypto experiments of central banks, governments and major companies haven’t moved beyond dabbling. There’s been bad news, though — more big hacks, more dying currencies, more pump-and-dump schemes (sometimes, the extinctions and the schemes go together).

Maybe Bershidsky doesn’t read Bitcoinist or is intentionally oblivious.

Yesterday, Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, a second-layer scaling solution, reached a significant milestone of $5 million in capacity. Authorities at the Kiev City State Administration (KCSA) are reportedly re-examining the merits of adopting Bitcoin (BTC) payments in the city’s public transport system. Bitcoin’s on-chain transactions have steadily climbed and recently reached all-time highs. The town of Innisfil, Ontario will soon be the first municipality in Canada to accept bitcoin in payment for property taxes. And this is all in the past two weeks, alone.

Only someone intentionally disregarding fundamental developments in the Bitcoin landscape would state what Bershidsky states in his FUD-piece.

Technically Speaking

Disregarding fundamentals, there are plenty of technical indicators per classical technical analysis theory to suggest a large green candle was inbound — but Bershidsky apparently disregards these, too, writing:

Given the small real trading volumes, any number of events could have caused Tuesday’s spike: A “mystery buyer” who placed a $100 million Bitcoin purchase order on multiple exchanges, or even trading bots going crazy over an April Fools’ Day story saying the SEC has approved two crypto exchange-traded funds. It could be neither: Perhaps enough retail investors saw all the optimistic tweets and drove the market up, which sparked a frenzy based on the fear of missing out, as sometimes happens in small, wild markets.

Bershidsky should have listened to Bitcoinist’s own FilbFilb, who clearly predicted this price increase was a strong possibility. The market-leading cryptocurrency was knocking on the door of its upward resistance — the top of a rising wedge formation. Breaking out of said wedge all but guaranteed an explosive move to the upside.

Overall, Bershidsky’s response to Bitcoin’s move should be disregarded, since taking advice on the cryptocurrency market from mainstream media FUDsters is rarely sound advice — especially when Bloomberg’s writers are rewarded for moving the market.

What do you think of Bitcoin’s price increase? Do you ever listen to Bloomberg when it comes to Bitcoin? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 

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Bloomberg Opinion’s Europe columnist isn’t buying the Bitcoin price pump, and he thinks you shouldn’t either — but what’s he really on about? 

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) surged to slightly above $5,000 yesterday morning, which was cause for celebration for many Bitcoin bulls looking for signs of a market bottom. Some in the mainstream media, however, are still in the business of throwing shade and spreading some FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt).

In a column titled “Bitcoin Is Surging Again. Just Ignore It.” Leonid Bershidsky prefaces his opinion piece by stating, “Whatever the explanation, there’s no good reason to turn bullish on crypto.”

But is he really struggling to find a good reason? If so, we can help him.

No Good News (Except The Good News)

Bershidsky boldly claims that there has been no good news about cryptocurrencies, stating:

There has been no good news about cryptocurrencies lately — they aren’t acquiring greater acceptance as investments or payments, and the crypto experiments of central banks, governments and major companies haven’t moved beyond dabbling. There’s been bad news, though — more big hacks, more dying currencies, more pump-and-dump schemes (sometimes, the extinctions and the schemes go together).

Maybe Bershidsky doesn’t read Bitcoinist or is intentionally oblivious.

Yesterday, Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, a second-layer scaling solution, reached a significant milestone of $5 million in capacity. Authorities at the Kiev City State Administration (KCSA) are reportedly re-examining the merits of adopting Bitcoin (BTC) payments in the city’s public transport system. Bitcoin’s on-chain transactions have steadily climbed and recently reached all-time highs. The town of Innisfil, Ontario will soon be the first municipality in Canada to accept bitcoin in payment for property taxes. And this is all in the past two weeks, alone.

Only someone intentionally disregarding fundamental developments in the Bitcoin landscape would state what Bershidsky states in his FUD-piece.

Technically Speaking

Disregarding fundamentals, there are plenty of technical indicators per classical technical analysis theory to suggest a large green candle was inbound — but Bershidsky apparently disregards these, too, writing:

Given the small real trading volumes, any number of events could have caused Tuesday’s spike: A “mystery buyer” who placed a $100 million Bitcoin purchase order on multiple exchanges, or even trading bots going crazy over an April Fools’ Day story saying the SEC has approved two crypto exchange-traded funds. It could be neither: Perhaps enough retail investors saw all the optimistic tweets and drove the market up, which sparked a frenzy based on the fear of missing out, as sometimes happens in small, wild markets.

Bershidsky should have listened to Bitcoinist’s own FilbFilb, who clearly predicted this price increase was a strong possibility. The market-leading cryptocurrency was knocking on the door of its upward resistance — the top of a rising wedge formation. Breaking out of said wedge all but guaranteed an explosive move to the upside.

Overall, Bershidsky’s response to Bitcoin’s move should be disregarded, since taking advice on the cryptocurrency market from mainstream media FUDsters is rarely sound advice — especially when Bloomberg’s writers are rewarded for moving the market.

What do you think of Bitcoin’s price increase? Do you ever listen to Bloomberg when it comes to Bitcoin? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 

Images courtesy of Shutterstock.

The post Load The FUD: Is Bloomberg Intentionally Ignorant When It Comes to Bitcoin? appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.

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