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When the exchanges froze trading on the 27th the price was at $1.70~.

It's currently around $2 on HitBTC.

>>5625037
XLM is about to shank both XRP and Coinbase in the ass. Fucking get in.

https://www.ibm.com/blogs/blockchain/2017/10/on-the-horizon-new-blockchain-solution-for-cross-border-payments/

>Through IBM’s blockchain payments solution, which integrates the IBM Blockchain Platform with the open source Stellar network, payments are settled based on instructions provided through smart contracts on Hyperledger Fabric, and they become immutable and final once recorded. Stellar, now part of the Hyperledger project, provides the network and digital asset management to facilitate the settlement of transactions cleared on Hyperledger Fabric. Financial institutions will later be able to choose the settlement network and/or the native asset on Stellar that facilitates settlement with finality in near real time, including central bank-issued digital assets.

Did Kucoin go down for anyone else?

Did BNTY kill the fucking site?

GUYS. GUYS. GUYS. GUYS. GUYS.

Huge fucking arbitrage possibility on Kucoin.

>ETH/PRL = 0.59 per PRL
>BTC/PRL = 0.66 per PRL

Buy PRL for ETH, sell for BTC. Exchange BTC for ETH. Repeat.

>>5351881
>Media outlets discover BTCs gains from $1k to $5k
>Starts shilling non-stop about how BTC could be worth $50k by years end, and $100k within one year
>Normies take the bait. Thousands of them take up loans
>BTC reaches $20k and meets hard resistance
>Same media outlets does a 180 and starts FUD'ing hard about BTC bubble
>The weakest hands begins dumping, which only validates the medias claims
>More weak hands begins dumping
>And on and on and on

It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Blame the fucking media.

>>3539343
Why would organized crime increase all of a sudden, when BTC was created nearly 10 years ago?

Before cryptocurrencies there were already thousands of ways in place to launder money and hide assets. Mainly through art and nations with strict bank secrecy laws. And they still exist today. Cryptos are just one additional way.

>CryptoBridge is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that supports trading of most popular altcoins. The main innovation is elimination of a single point of failure when trading cryptocurrencies online due to its decentralized nature. In addition, another unique selling point is the usage of a multi-signature federated gateway software used by a dozen trusted gateways, operating on multiple continents, enabling trust-reduced issuing and withdrawing of the supported coins.

>The blockchain behind the decentralized exchange, graphene, can process up to 100.000 transactions per second and has an average confirmation time of just 3 seconds. The DEX offers a complete API for any interested party to build applications on top of the decentralized exchange.

>Ability to stake BCO and earn 50% profit cut from CryptoBridge profits - key benefit over any other exchange in the world

Now that the Chinese markets are being regulated, decentralized exchanges will flourish. Look at the fucking hashrate of Cryptobridge coin.

>>2569310
Give him his fucking money, you jew cunt.