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April 28, 2019

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IEPFA CEO Anurag Agarwal” data-reactid=”23″>“When it comes to investor protection, the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPFA) has to take a stand against certain things. Against ponzi schemes, we are taking a stand. We think that cryptocurrency is a ponzi scheme and it should be banned.” IEPFA CEO Anurag Agarwal

Gene Simmons, co-founder and frontman of 70s rock band Kiss” data-reactid=”24″>“Bitcoin is volatile, but every time people think it’s dead, it goes up a little.” Gene Simmons, co-founder and frontman of 70s rock band Kiss

Binance Chain.” Origin Kebabs General Manager Burhan Göktas” data-reactid=”25″>“After learning about crypto, I knew I had to make it a part of our business. It’s a no-brainer to sign up with TravelbyBit. I am very excited that we are going to be the first to adopt BNB payments at Point of Sale, following the launch of the new Binance Chain.” Origin Kebabs General Manager Burhan Göktas

1/ STUNNED but not surprised by #Bitfinex #Tether news out of #NewYork. I’ll let other cryptolawyers analyze it but here are two macro thoughts: (1) There’s a big double standard here. (2) Exchanges, clean up your act–cryptographically prove your solvency https://t.co/u4vpjh7Kjw

— Caitlin Long 🔑 (@CaitlinLong_) April 26, 2019

“The stars are aligning for a Bitcoin bull run. The short-term moving average for the price of Bitcoin has finally moved above the longer-term average, which is often referred to as a Golden Cross, so investors are starting to believe that we might just be approaching a new phase for the price of Bitcoin.

Follow / unfollow bots are annoying

If you want to grow your #BitcoinTwitter following just post the standard circle jerk nonsense

*insert satoshi quote here*

— Danny Brewster (@BtcDanny) April 24, 2019

People ask me why would someone from traditional investment world cross over to #Blockchain & #Crypto world?

Because never in my 30 yrs of managing capital have I seen an asset that delivers on promise of return enhancement & risk reduction through low correlation like #Bitcoin

— Mark W. Yusko (@MarkYusko) April 25, 2019

Emmanuel Aidoo, Head of Digital Market Assets, Credit Suisse” data-reactid=”34″>“What is preventing the banking industry from rushing into blockchain technology adoption? I think it’s mostly culture. I think the tipping point is about having an entrepreneurial culture, a willingness to push people to keep asking why.” Emmanuel Aidoo, Head of Digital Market Assets, Credit Suisse

Digitex Futures boss Adam Todd” data-reactid=”35″>“I have been totally blindsided by this, really, really let down by Spotware.” Digitex Futures boss Adam Todd

“It is clear that the $6,000 level in Bitcoin is a key price point to overcome in order for this recent strength to be maintained, as this is the price that acted as significant support for a number of weeks in latter part of 2018. Breaking below it was a watershed moment that then saw the price fall off a cliff down to $3,100 in December as the ‘crypto winter’ was at its height.

As Bitcoin edges back up, that previous $6,000 support level has now turned into resistance and is now firmly in the spotlight. A move back above here will bring the $10,000 level back in focus. I think breaking through it on its first attempt anytime this month is unlikely. What is most likely to happen is that it will test $6,000, fail and head back down back towards $4,000. I would expect the price to break through $6,000 on any second or third attempt and from there the aim would be to get back to $10,000.

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