Recent reporting is claiming that both Ethereum Nowa (ETN) and Ethereum Classic Vision (ETCV) are scam forks that are stealing people’s ETH. This doesn’t have any bearing on the legit Constantinople fork.
Historically it has been a bullish sign for crypto when GBTC has lost most of its premium. We don’t get a run each time this happens, but we do tend to see this happen before we get a run.
TRX, ADA, BCH, XRP, and LTC have all had impressive runs recently, as did ETH in its own right. Meanwhile BTC is holding its ground.
Ethereum Classic was potentially hit by a double spend attack, but the exact details are still unclear. Here is what is known.
If we didn’t just have a brutal year long bear market, crypto charts would be looking very hopeful right now. Essentially all major charts are breaking out or primed for a breakout.
BitTorrent, which is owned by Tron, plans to launch a cryptocurrency on the Tron Network.
There are a few Ethereum forks coming in 2019. These include the long planned Constantinople upgrade, ETH Classic Vision (ETCV), and Ethereum Nowa coming Jan 2019.
2018 was the year of the stable coin. BTC and alts were out, price stable cryptos were in. That was great for almost all old and new stables alike… except for NuBits.
Anyone who realized gains in early 2018 only to lose money on paper later in the year might want to consider “Tax-Loss Harvesting.”
Bakkt’s Jan 24th 2019 launch date has been pushed back again. The new launch date is not set, but the plan is to announce it in early 2019.
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