Bitcoin News in Review: Leaked Nudes, Trading Bots, iWallet, and More
Welcome back to another Bitcoin News in Review, where we feature some of the top stories of the week here on CryptoCoins News. This week (31 August - 7 September), we saw several celebrities having their private photos stolen from iCloud and leaked onto the web, unusual trading activity on BTC-E, rumours of Apple making a serious push into the payments industry, and more. Check out our video and keep scrolling for this Bitcoin News in Review. Celebgate. Earlier this week, many celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton, had their nude photos stolen from their iCloud accounts....
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Welcome back to another Bitcoin News in Review, where we take a look at some of the biggest stories of the week. This week, (25 May - 1 June), we learned that Mt. Gox may have manipulated the BTC price near the end of 2013, Ripple CEO will donate billions of XRP to the underbanked, the European Central Bank isn't too happy about bitcoin, and more. Keep scrolling for this week's Bitcoin News in Review. Mt. Gox May Have Caused the $1200 Bitcoin Price. The chart pointing out artificial price floors on MtGox via The Bitcoin Channel. Looks like the Mt. Gox saga still isn't over. Near the end of....
A tool for professional traders, crypto trading bots are increasingly popular among retail investors for the automation they offer. How much does a crypto trading bot cost, and are they worth it?While most popular crypto trading bots are offered for free, they do come with associated costs, such as trading commissions and withdrawal fees, that need to be evaluated before proceeding.When choosing a crypto trading bot, investors need to weigh the pros and cons of “free” crypto trading bots compared to those that charge a flat monthly or annual subscription fee. Most popular crypto trading....
Bitcoin does not sleep, nor do its markets. Most exchanges run 24/7, day and night, even on weekends and holidays. This is one reason some day traders — the people who trade on the price swings per hour or even per minute — use trading bots. These software programs can be plugged directly into exchanges, to apply trading strategies even when their operators are away from their computer, or busy doing something else. Indeed, if there is such a thing as “money making machines,” trading bots are it. Or are they? Strategies. Bots that are available on the market include Haasbot, Tradewave and....
In the end, it is unclear if any exchange uses trading bots to prop up the volume. Rumors are circulating regarding BTCC’s Bitcoin trading volume. For the longest time, people suspected the exchange of faking volumes through the usage of bots. It appears that situation is still going on, according to some Reddit users. If that is the case, it seems to be only a matter of time until the PBOC cracks down on this activity. For the time being, the usage of trading bots has not been confirmed by the exchange. Chinese Bitcoin exchanges have not seen a dip in trading volume since the PBOC....