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Analysts say Bitcoin price ‘dips are transitory,’ suggesting BTC will soon head to $75K

Rising U.S. inflation and overblown fears about Evergrande contagion might be factors behind BTC’s recent pullback, but most analysts view the drop as a “necessary retest.”

Hi, y’all wise people! Newbie is here and needs some advice!

So I invested $1100 in Ethereum on Coinbase which makes 0.23 ether rn and thinking of lump-sum investing so I can have 1 ethereum. Would putting half in right away and then DCA the rest be a better idea than lump-sump? FYI: I already have a rainy day and emergency funds, so in the long…
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Sotheby’s to Accept Live Ethereum Bids for Banksy Auctions

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Is The Dollar Index Making New 2021 Highs Dangerous For Bitcoin?

The recent nerves in the stock market and macro world has caused the dollar to surges to a new 2021 high, just as Bitcoin continues to set new records.  But is the greenback’s awakening a dangerous situation for cryptocurrencies, or is something else afoot? BTC Barely Reacts As DXY Taps New 2021 High Bitcoin price is in price discovery mode, after breaking its former high set earlier in the year. The cryptocurrency is pitched as a replacement for gold, and even the dollar – the current global reserve currency.  Cryptocurrencies, commodities, and everything else are priced in dollars as the most dominant currency acting as the base conversion rate. This means that Bitcoin price increases inversely to the dollar on the BTC/USD trading pair.  Related Reading | 10 Bullish Monthly Bitcoin Price Charts To Start November So it is unusual that Bitcoin continues to tap new highs all while the DXY Dollar Currency Index has reached the highest level of all of 2021.  The dollar currency index has reached a new 2021 high | Source: DXY on TradingView.com The Dollar Strength Keeps Bitcoin Price At Bay  The DXY is a weighted basket of forex currencies trading against the US dollar (USD). That basket includes major trade partners, the Euro (EUR), Japanese yen (JPY), British pound sterling (GBP), Canadian dollar (CAD), Swiss franc (CHF), and the Swedish krona (SEK). The highs in the DXY could be indicative of weakness in the currencies in the basket, or strength in the dollar itself. Bitcoin’s current performance or lack of strong reaction after new highs, could more so be due to strength in the dollar holding the cryptocurrency back.  Not every touch of this trend line has been pleasant.  | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Both assets making yearly highs is highly suspect, and could suggest a bigger reaction brewing in one or both sides of the BTC/USD pair. Bitcoin price also happens to be touching a trend line where such a reaction occurred in the past.  Related Reading | Want To Learn Technical Analysis? Read The NewsBTC Trading Course An uptrend is defined as a series of higher highs and higher lows – something characteristic of both assets in the short term. What is very different between the two, is the longer term trend. For Bitcoin, the primary trend has been up while for the dollar has been down.  One of these assets is in an uptrend, the other is not | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com After this short term move completes, each asset should resume its previous trajectory, unless the trend is ready to change for a long time to come.  As bullish as I am on #Bitcoin, I can’t shake seeing this trend line touch. It’s worth some caution. I’ve added a Black Thursday fractal to convey the danger. If this happens, it just means a later and higher peak for the cycle. I still aim for sooner than later tho! pic.twitter.com/fPd7faDZb5 — Tony “The Bull” Spilotro (@tonyspilotroBTC) November 11, 2021 Follow @TonySpilotroBTC on Twitter or join the TonyTradesBTC Telegram for exclusive daily market insights and technical analysis education. Please note: Content is educational and should not be considered investment advice. Featured image from iStockPhoto, Charts from TradingView.com

What CryptoCurrencies have you personally found legitimate use cases for?

For example, I like to use XLM to transfer money between exchanges due to the low fees. Or for certain instances where XLM is not supported, I have used LTC similarly. I am aware of certain use cases for other coins (e.g. VET) but I think XLM and LTC are the only ones I have…
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Advice for new miner! ETH to RVN?

Hi there! I'm starting to mine Ravencoin and I need some advice… I got a RTX 3070 ti and it's been mining RVN for a few days, I'm really happy with it. Been using Flypool and every now and then some RVN pings in my wallet. But I got 2 more GPUs, a GTX 1070…
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Live Recording: Kevin O’Leary Talks About Cryptocurrencies and Regulations

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Sotheby’s to Bring Down the Hammer in Ethereum on 2 Iconic Banksy Paintings

Sotheby’s, the British-founded American luxury auction house, has announced the company will be selling Banksy works for real-time bids in ethereum at “The Now Evening Auction” on November 18. While the upcoming auction will have pieces from highly acclaimed artists such as Mark Bradford and Yoshitomo Nara, Banksy’s “Love in the Air” and “Trolley Hunters” […]

Am I the only one using Kawpow?

I have been mining with a single GPU for about a month now and have over 600RVN banked. I see lots of posts about all sorts of mining software but almost none about Kawpow ? Am I missing something and if I am should I swap to a different software ? Using ravenminer for my…
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Doctors Without Borders is now using blockchain tech for medical record storage

Blockchain documentation service Transcrypts announced a partnership with the humanitarian organization on Thursday.