| Waves (WAVES) |  | Waves is a blockchain platform you can use to create your own custom token. It also includes a decentralized exchange, DEX, in which you can trade your newly created coin in a trading pair with any other Waves token. It has a current market cap of over $328 million, a circulating supply of 100 million, and has traded over $46.2 million in volume during the past 24 hours according to CoinMarketCap.com.
WAVES/BTC has doubled in price each of the past two swings and is breaking out of a pennant-type pattern today. A potential target for the trade is near 0.001400 based on the recent low near 0.000700 on Sunday. A potential stop could be placed below 0.0007500.
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| | News To Know | | Coinbase Adds Crypto-to-Crypto Trading (But There are Small Letters)
One of the most significant events in the crypto space right now is Coinbase's introduction of a new crypto-to-crypto trading program, which allows users to convert one cryptocurrency to another within Coinbase's exchange. The new feature came as part of the exchange's "12 Days of Coinbase" program, which coincidentally came just before the holiday season of 2018.
TRON Reaches New Transaction Milestone
The creator and main man behind the TRON Foundation, Justin Sun has recently announced through the Twitter that the TRX network has now processed more than 100 million transactions. In Sun's tweet, he included a link to a TRX block explorer which shows the cryptocurrency has indeed processed an impressive amount of transactions. The high transaction volume most likely comes from the decentralized applications in its ecosystem.
Bitcoin is Perfect for Cross Border Payments (Except for One Big Problem)
The cost of making a bitcoin transfer is often compared to the cost of an international wire transfer or remittance. It's said that it's cheaper to move value using cryptocurrencies than traditional payment networks. But there's a right way to do this comparison and a wrong way.
Blockchain Network with Dynamic Fees Says It Triples TPS, Overpassing Ethereum and Bitcoin
Blockchain network ARK has released Core V2, the second version of its core system. "ARK was forked seamlessly in the background and the code is now fresh," the startup says. The company emphasizes that ARK has become "the first and the only" delegated proof-of-stake-based (DPoS) service with dynamic fees. The users decide how much they want to pay for transactions using the ARK wallet.
Bonds and Bitcoin: These Republicans Want to Crowdfund the Wall
With the government on the brink of a shutdown due to a demand by the White House for $5 billion in taxpayer funds to lengthen the barrier along the Mexican border. Republican Rep. Steven Palazzo proposed is looking to leverage special U.S. Treasuries called "border bonds" to finance an expansion of the Southern border wall on Monday, the Sun Herald reported. The legislation follows a similar proposal by Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson to create a "Border Wall Trust Fund" at the U.S. Treasury Department with the flexibility to accept donations in dollars, pesos and cryptocurrency.
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