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Blockchain research firm Chainalysis released a report stating “whales,” or holders with a large token holding, are stabilizing cryptocurrency prices, instead of the popular belief that they manipulate the $215 billion crypto market.
2018-10-12 19:00 | |
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Contrary to the popular belief which posits that “crypto whales” are the prime culprits for digital currency market volatility – a new study published on October 10, 2018, by blockchain research firm Chainalysis suggests that cryptocurrency’s largest holders are a diverse set of individuals that help in stabilizing the nascent market.
2018-10-12 17:00 | |
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Data from a detailed Chainalysis study found that Bitcoin whales may actually function as a stabilizing force in the market. Who’s in Charge of the Market? A newly published study from Chainalysis makes a strong case that Bitcoin (BTC) whales are not the shadowy culprits behind the notorious volatility associated with Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market.
2018-10-11 18:00 | |
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Bitcoin (BTC) held its ground when the stock market plunged deep into the red yesterday. Both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average registered significant drops. However, Bitcoin (BTC) remained unaffected by it.
2018-10-11 17:00 | |
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In today’s edition of The Daily, we look at the cryptocurrency entrepreneurs who now rank among the richest people in China, the limited return to operations of 1Broker, and a rather amusing attempt to explain Bitcoin to older folks by the AARP.
2018-10-11 16:30 | |
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Fears that Bitcoin whales could dump enormous amounts of coins crash the market might be absolutely groundless – or so does new research suggest. Researchers from Chainalysis examined the transaction history of the 32 largest Bitcoin wallets and concluded that – contrary to popular belief – big-time cryptocurrency whales play a crucial role in keeping the market stable.
2018-10-11 15:58 | |
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In both the natural world and the crypto market, whales are seen as colossal creatures that have a profound effect on the environment around them. Since Bitcoin’s rise to fame, a countless number of cryptocurrency investors have claimed that whales have been the primary catalyst behind this market’s unpredictable price movements.
2018-10-11 13:00 | |
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Chainalysis recently performed a study that showed the reason for price volatility for Bitcoin, but BTC whales haven’t been to blame. BTC whales are just a group of individuals or other entities that have a large amount of cryptocurrency, though they have a reputation for influencing the market. The recent study specifically involved the 32 […]
2018-10-11 11:01 | |
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Bitcoin (BTC), Cryptocurrency–While cryptocurrency has been on a gradual decline throughout 2018, investors and interest groups have cried foul over the presence of notorious market manipulators, commonly known as whales.
2018-10-11 06:33 | |
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At press time, the father of cryptocurrency is still trapped in the $6,500 range. After a brief stint at $6,600, the currency took a sudden and unexpected break in its ascension to retreat to its previous position of $100 less.
2018-10-11 23:08 | |
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EOS (EOS) is a tough coin to understand. It is seldom clear what drives the price of this cryptocurrency apart from a lot of FOMO and hype. That being said, it has a lot of loyal supporters most of which appear to be whales who just love to pump this coin.
2018-9-29 00:30 | |
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We have the majority of the Bitcoin community who regularly trade with the cryptocurrency, and then we have a certain clique of muscled hodlers who won’t lift a finger to either move or cash out on their digital investments.
2018-9-20 18:39 | |
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In April 2018, former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman sent off inquiries to more than a dozen cryptocurrencyexchanges to learn more about their internal operations.
2018-9-19 02:06 | |
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More than half of the entire Bitcoin circulating supply is controlled by cryptocurrency whales, and 42 percent of them didn’t sell during peak crypto-mania. Blockchain research unit Diar has put together some interesting data that suggests less than 1 percent of all wallet addresses control $100 billion in Bitcoin.
2018-9-18 14:42 | |
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The capitalization of the cryptocurrency market overnight lost more than $20 billion, and bitcoin collapsed by $1,000, pulling down other cryptocurrencies.
2018-9-7 16:49 | |
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The controversial startup Defense Distributed is in hot water and has made an appeal to the Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency communities. [Note: This is a guest article submitted by Eric Yao] Defense Distributed Appeals to Bitcoin Whales The Texas nonprofit, headed by anarchist and activist Cody Wilson, is an organization that aims to distribute open source, downloadable 3D-printed weapons.
2018-8-26 16:00 | |
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Pumping the cryptocurrency market is proving to be a difficult task for “whales” and digital asset exchanges, researchers at Bloomberg believe. $500 Million USDT in August Alone As observed by the Bloomberg, over $500 million in controversial stablecoin Tether (USDT) has been “printed” throughout August, without a significant increase in Bitcoin’s (BTC) price.
2018-8-25 00:00 | |
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After dropping within a hair of $6,000, Bitcoin (BTC) price bounced around in a tight $120 range before mysteriously spiking $400 in just 30 minutes. Was this simply a breakout from consolidating prices, or did Tether (USDT) have something to do with it? Bitcoin Price Market Overview Loads of people believe that Bitcoin , and other cryptocurrencies are being manipulated by cryptocurrency exchanges, whales, and a particular stablecoin that has been implicated in multiple scandals Read More The post Bitcoin Price Analysis: Is BTC ‘Tethered’ to USDT? appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.
2018-8-12 14:00 | |
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The current landscape that exists in cryptocurrency coin trading is as close to the wild west as any of us would feel comfortable being. By that, it's meant that there is a certain level of uncertainty that prevails between coin traders and the ‘Whales' that move between them. As a result, the phenomenon of Cryptocurrency […]
2018-8-12 23:40 | |
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Anyone involved in the cryptocurrency space is likely familiar with the term bitcoin ‘whales’ — those with a stronghold in the bitcoin markets. Because of their powerful presence, many potential investors worry that the whales will influence the markets, and are therefore hesitant to buy in.
2018-7-16 17:06 | |
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Even with the recent market downturn, a vast array of big whales are still interested in buying the dip. In the latest development, highly successful venture capital company Lightspeed Venture Partners, the solid rock behind Snap Inc.
2018-7-14 06:00 | |
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BIS Whales Reveal Their True Thinking In a strongly-worded statement, the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) head Agustin Carstens has said that young people must “stop trying to create money. ” Carstens said that cryptocurrencies are “ponzi scheme[s]” destined to “fail dramatically.
2018-7-9 21:05 | |
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The cost of RAM on the EOS network and account opening prices are firing a new social media debate. Reddit and Twitter users are now openly criticizing crypto whales which could be making things difficult for others.
2018-7-4 17:24 | |
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Bitcoin whales and long term holders are always looking for places they can spend their cryptocurrency without having to touch fiat. Fancy allows just that, with a huge catalog of luxury shoes, high-end gadgets and much more.
2018-7-3 22:20 | |
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Rumor has it vaunted, long awaited institutional money, big investment in crypto is coming. One of the many holdups involves custody regulation, as both large funds and those ecosystem companies best poised look for a smooth way to guard cryptocurrency holdings securely, alleviating whales’ greatest fears: theft and loss.
2018-6-22 04:20 | |
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While the EOS blockchain technically launched on June 10 at 13:00 UTC, the answer to that question is effectively no. Steve Floyd of EOS Tribe, an EOS block producer candidate, believes some of the whales are already trying to swing it their way.
2018-6-12 07:23 | |
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