Tether Struggles to Hold Peg After Becoming UnTethered
Although Tether mostly stabilized and nearly regained its $1 peg after becoming “untethered” on Oct 15 2018, it is still trading under $1. This has some notable implications.
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Although Tether mostly stabilized and nearly regained its $1 peg after becoming “untethered” on Oct 15 2018, it is still trading under $1. This has some notable implications.
A lot has happened in crypto in October 2018 despite the price of Bitcoin staying rather stagnant. Let’s do a quick review of October 2018 so far.
A bit of milestone today, ETCG traded below the cost of ETC. For an asset that used to trade at over 2x of ETC’s value, that is a little mind blowing.
Bitcoin has been trading in an increasingly tight range, squeezed in a large triangle/wedge, between key EMAs, with bands tightening, with EMAs converging, resisting $6k over and over, and trading around mining costs. Meanwhile volatility is lowest its been in 15 months.
In order to use most crypto apps and access many cryptos, which you can do via Coinbase Wallet, you need Ether (ETH).
A bug in Monero’s code allowed hackers to essentially create free Monero that would only be usable once. The code is fixed, and the supply wasn’t effected, but some merchants and exchanges may still be vulnerable.
Goldman Sachs-backed crypto company Circle has launched their US dollar backed stable coin USDC.
Coinbase has announced it has expanded its listing process and will be listing many more crypto assets. Thus, one can expect many additional altcoins to be listed at some point in the future.
The BTC/ZCL fork ANON is live and the wallet is too. To claim your ANON if you had your BTC and/or ZCL private keys, you need an ANON wallet. Here is the link to the official ANON wallet on GitHub.
Google is following FaceBook in ending its ban on crypto ads. Moving forward advertisers from around the world will be able to run certain types of crypto ads in the US and Japan.
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