Bitcoin is great but not perfect.
It's great for earning money and speculation when volatility is high.
Great store of value.

But not for payments I'm sorry to say it.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-is-a-masterpiece-of-monetary-engineering-michael-saylor-tells-austin-davis

WazirX CEO, Nischal Shetty, highlights that Bitcoin is slowly emerging as a mainstream investment class especially among millennials & the majority of WazirX users are below 30 years of age.
IndiaWantsCrypto

Read the full moneycontrol article: https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/companies/mc-experteye-can-crypto-be-gold-for-21st-century-in-terms-of-investment-asset-allocation-6369231.html

https://blockchain.news/analysis/can-jack-ma-ant-group-meet-china-regulators-requirements

Following the suspension of its IPO, whether Ant Group will manage to restructure itself, to meet China's new tightened regulatory requirements still remains anyone’s guess.

The stage is set for ether to pump. Why doesn't it pump? BTC had rallies, altcoins had little rallies, but ETH — it is just traveling in a channel between $1100 and $1250.

We have news of exchanges running low on ether, more traders wanting it, the Ethereum foundation teasing a deflationary system for it, and predictions from every shill about ETH going to $50,000 in the next 2 seconds. So why doesn't ETH moon even when everything else does?

Well, the fact is that trends are just that — trends. They lead to certain outcomes, but they do not create those outcomes until those outcomes are created. Make sense?

In order for ETH to moon, the order books have to thin out and people have to stop selling to an extent that buyers find a shortage. That hasn't happened yet. There is a trend towards it, but it hasn't happened.

The reason you see instant moons in alts right after a shill or some news is that the order books are so thin compared to ETH. The new volume overwhelms the flow that is already there and shifts it dramatically. You're talking a few million maybe as opposed to ETH, which does billions in exchanges every 24 hours.

The bottom line is that ETH can absorb much more news than altcoins or even BTC at this point. Institutions are pouring into BTC, so its order books respond more quickly to news than ether, which is only now at the very opening stages of institutional buying. If you want to know how much a bit of news will move a price point, take a look at the asset's ability to absorb news without affecting the order book. You will have a much better idea of whether that asset will pump or dump or not.

Down jones has not moved much in the past 1 year. If you look at the image, you will see a 5% growth.

Compare that to Crypto market and you will be amazed.

400% growth in 1 year. From $240Billion to $1Trillion.

And the prices will only grow exponentially from there.
Let's hear it again which one is a better investment. It would not surprise me if all the stock brokers and traders actually went into Crypto

Some guy developed a set of prototype payment modules that allow for electric car charging by making real time machine to machine micropayments over the bitcoin lightning network from the car to the wall charging unit.

What’s a good digital wallet so I don’t have to keep my stuff in Binance or Coinbase?
Thanks I’m advance.

What’s a good digital wallet so I don’t have to keep my stuff in Binance or Coinbase?
Thanks I’m advance.

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I'm short

If you're learning to trade, you should read this.

https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/5-essential-indicators-used-in-technical-analysis

Currently popular blockchains like Bitcoin or Ethereum (which is slowly changing) use proof-of-work algorithms to validate transactions and create new blocks. The idea is simple: each miner (participant in the network) has to solve a mathematical puzzle. The first one to do so gets rewarded, while the rest validate his solution. Miners can join mining pools in order to have a higher chance of earning a percentage of the mined coin.

Downfalls of proof-of-work:

- huge operation costs - it is estimated that both Bitcoin and Ethereum burn over $1,000,000 of electricity and hardware costs per day

- the 51% attack - a group controls the majority of mining network, enabling it to create fraudulent block and manipulate past transactions

- centralization risk - as of April 2019 China is the leader in bitcoin mining, controlling 65% of the processing power of the Bitcoin network.

Proof-of-stake does the same job in a vastly different way. Each participant deposits their coins for a certain period of time, then the algorithm chooses one validator based on their stake to validate transactions and create new blocks.

This solution uses a lot less resources compared to proof-of-work and mitigates the risk of centralization, as no specific and expensive equipment is required to become a validator.

It also makes the network more secure against the 51% attack, because it would require the attacker to purchase the majority of all existing coins to overtake the network.

This time the banks are joining in. Still in the plans since they haven't set a date yet.

https://cryptobriefing.com/coinbases-30-billion-ipo-to-be-led-by-goldman-sachs/

I have 80% of my assets in crypto.
The new generation is taking over