Should You Buy or Sell Bitcoin Now? Wait for Trump Card
The movement of Bitcoin in January 2017 can lead to bouts of panic and hysteria. The seesawing prices mean that volatility has come to reign supreme, at least for now. The latest plunge in Bitcoin has been triggered by worries around China and the Chinese government, both of which hold a stake in Bitcoin. It is no secret that the government in the People’s Republic would like to halt the meltdown in the Renminbi. As Bloomberg reported: “China’s foreign reserves fell to a five-year low of $3.05 trillion as of November as the world’s second-largest economy used its currency reserves to....
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Former US President Donald Trump claims that he dislikes bitcoin because it is a competitor to the dollar, which he wants to be the world’s currency and urged US regulators to take action to monitor it. Trump Thinks Bitcoin Is A Scam Trump was asked about his opinion on cryptocurrency and the US stock market […]
– he failed to demonstrate his understanding of the Internet and contemporary, borderless commerce. If it’s not remittances, immigrants in the US will figure out a way to send their money home if they want to do so. For now, it’s not going to be Bitcoin. But, if Trump does block remittances, you better believe that sooner than later increasing numbers of remitters will look into this blockchain technology. Knowing crypto-currency enthusiasts, they’ll likely troll Trump with Wallcoin. Or “Wall: The Blockchain Solution That Knows No Walls.” There’s already “Trumpcoin.” Trump wants to use a....
XAPO Cat is watching you... You may have heard about how XAPO is charging excessive previously undisclosed fees on their Xapo Debit Card, but what you may not know is that they will reimburse you for the third-party monthly fees, in Bitcoin! Though, aside from the $15 shipping fees, XAPO included a few other hidden fees they consider to be "customary fees just as with any other debit card." XAPO Debit Card Fees. XAPO has been under a lot of PR stress lately as they released the fee schedule from their debit card supplier. On August 4th, XAPO posted an update on their news feed which stated....
Blockchain.com, a renowned and trusted platform to buy, sell, and trade crypto, has recently announced its Visa debit card. The introduction of this debit card has been expected for quite some time now. The Blockchain.com Visa card has a huge waitlist of 50,000 people wanting to sign up. The card is already at its launch. […]