How to Understand the Tether FUD and Conspiracy Theories
Tether (USDT) is a stable coin meant to trade for $1. The idea being that dollars are held in a 1:1 ratio by the company Tether. We discuss the FUD and conspiracy theories surrounding Tether.
Tether (USDT) is a stable coin meant to trade for $1. The idea being that dollars are held in a 1:1 ratio by the company Tether. We discuss the FUD and conspiracy theories surrounding Tether.
BitsTrades.com looks a lot like Bitconnect. Thus one might ask is BitsTrades a scam? No one knows. However, investors should very wary of this sort of structure given what just occurred with Bitconnect.

Between 2017 and 2018 there at least 20 Bitcoin forks planned, if not more. Each fork potentially nets Bitcoin holders “free coins” based on their current Bitcoin holdings.
The mood of the cryptocurrency market isn’t static. It changes and goes in cycles.

Here is an informal speculative theory, “Dogecoin acts as a crypto correction indicator; historically, when Dogecoin is very doing well, an altcoin correction is imminent. Thus, the next time Dogecoin does very well, be wary of a correction.”
Previously we had heard that South Korean government raided some exchanges and were flirting with a crypto ban. However, the ban is unlikely as it seems like they are taxing exchanges instead.
People always want to know what will happen next in cryptocurrency. No one has a crystal ball, but the analysts on TradingView.com offer the next best thing.

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Bitconnect shut down its lending and exchange platform with little warning. Investors subsequently lost 90% of their value on paper. Here is everything you need to know.
For reasons that aren’t fully clear, but likely relate back to the recent alt boom and South Korea news, cryptocurrency entered a correction period.
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