Bitcoin Rallies By $2K But Bulls Still Aren’t Out of the Woods

View Bitcoin has risen nearly $2,000 in the last 24 hours, establishing strong support at $9,600. The outlook, however, would only turn bullish once the bearish lower-highs pattern is invalidated with a move above $12,448. A breakout, if confirmed, could be followed by a rise to or above the recent high of $13,880. Bitcoin could fall back to $9,600 if prices fail to hold above $10,830 in the next 24 hours, validating the bearish crossover of the 5- and 10-day moving averages. Bitcoin (BTC) has risen sharply in the last 24…

Bitcoin Rallies By $2K But Bulls Still Aren’t Out of the Woods

View Bitcoin has risen nearly $2,000 in the last 24 hours, establishing strong support at $9,600. The outlook, however, would only turn bullish once the bearish lower-highs pattern is invalidated with a move above $12,448. A breakout, if confirmed, could be followed by a rise to or above the recent high of $13,880. Bitcoin could fall back to $9,600 if prices fail to hold above $10,830 in the next 24 hours, validating the bearish crossover of the 5- and 10-day moving averages. Bitcoin (BTC) has risen sharply in the last 24…

I’m Not Selling Bitcoin at $14K Again — It’s Going Higher

Galaxy Digital founder and crypto enthusiast Mike Novogratz has predicted that bitcoin (BTC) still has a long way higher to go following its current “spectacular rally.”  With BTC price circling the $11,000 at press time, Novogratz told Bloomberg TV on July 3 that the coin’s spike toward $14,000 and later downwards correction was to be expected as part of its historic moves. He predicts that the market will see consolidation around the $10,000- 14,000 mark for some time before current momentum enters its next leg and we go higher. “I…

Nouriel Roubini Rages at ‘Sleazy Coward’ Crypto CEO After Vicious Debate – CCN Markets

‘Dr. Doom’ Roubini and BitMEX founder Hayes went head-to-head in an on-stage debate earlier today. They’re still debating. | Source: Shutterstock;Twitter/Arthur Hayes; Edited by CCN Economist and fierce bitcoin critic Nouriel Roubini has slammed BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes in a series of angry tweets, calling him a “sleazy coward.”  Roubini and Hayes sparred in a heated on-stage debate at the Asia Blockchain Summit on Wednesday, but the organizers have so far refused to release footage. Roubini accused the organizers of censoring the debate and called the crypto community “mafioso gangsters.”…

Nouriel Roubini Rages at ‘Sleazy Coward’ Crypto CEO After Vicious Debate

Economist and fierce bitcoin critic Nouriel Roubini has slammed BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes in a series of angry tweets, calling him a “sleazy coward.”  Roubini and Hayes sparred in a heated on-stage debate at the Asia Blockchain Summit on Wednesday, but the organizers have so far refused to release footage. Roubini accused the organizers of censoring the debate and called the crypto community “mafioso gangsters.” “Shut up and release the tape of our debate. This was the only session not streamed live as you mafioso gangsters decided to censor it…

Nouriel Roubini Rages at ‘Sleazy Coward’ Crypto CEO After Vicious Debate

Economist and fierce bitcoin critic Nouriel Roubini has slammed BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes in a series of angry tweets, calling him a “sleazy coward.”  Roubini and Hayes sparred in a heated on-stage debate at the Asia Blockchain Summit on Wednesday, but the organizers have so far refused to release footage. Roubini accused the organizers of censoring the debate and called the crypto community “mafioso gangsters.” “Shut up and release the tape of our debate. This was the only session not streamed live as you mafioso gangsters decided to censor it…

‘Release the Tape You Coward’ — Roubini Tells BitMEX CEO After Debate

American economist and professional crypto contrarian Nouriel Roubini has furiously demanded the release of a recording of his latest debate with BitMEX CEO and co-founder Arthur Hayes.  In one of several fulminating tweets posted on July 2, Roubini accused the organizers of the Asia Blockchain Summit in Taiwan of being part of a “mafia hush money racket” and cowing to BitMEX’s censorship by choosing to neither tape nor broadcast his debate with Hayes during the event. One tweet reads: “Another @CryptoHayes scam: he didnt allow the blockchain conference to record our…

Blog: Cookies – what does ‘good’ look like?

3 July 2019 By Ali Shah, Head of Technology Policy Since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect last May, there has been a great deal of interest in how it applies to cookies and similar technologies. Cookies can seem a complex issue. The rules on their use are in the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR), not the GDPR. However, some of PECR’s key concepts now come from the GDPR – such as the standard of consent. Today, we’ve published new guidance on the use of cookies.…

Dr Doom Dukes it Out With BitMEX Boss For Crypto Supremacy

In what has been dubbed the ‘Tangle in Taipei’, serial crypto misanthropist Nouriel ‘Dr Doom’ Roubini faced off with BitMEX boss Arthur Hayes. The crypto sparks started to fly as the language became more colorful between the two adversaries. Dr Doom On The Warpath Economist Roubini just can’t stay away from Bitcoin. His repugnant rants on the digital asset have been repeatedly documented, yet he still chooses to attend crypto centric conferences to rage on about what has clearly become his personal demon over the past decade. After labeling Binance…

Crypto Seems Ready to Solve Gaming Industry’s Microtransaction Dilemma

The world of gaming has evolved immensely over the past decade, particularly when it comes to online transactions and purchases. For example, a market study conducted by LendEDU last year revealed that, out of a thousand gamers who were found to spend anywhere between six to 10 hours playing a game of their choice, nearly 69% of them made use of micropayments — with each individual, on average, spending $84.67 in the game. However, before delving any deeper into this subject, it is better to outline the various earning models…