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How To End The Cryptocurrency Exchange "Wild West" Without Crippling Innovation

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In case you haven't noticed the consultation paper, staff notice, and report on Quadriga, regulators are now clamping down on Canadian cryptocurrency exchanges. The OSC and other regulatory bodies are still interested in industry feedback. They have not put forward any official regulation yet. Below are some ideas/insights and a proposed framework.
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Many of you have limited time to read the full proposal, so here are the highlights:

Offline Multi-Signature

Effective standards to prevent both internal and external theft. Exchange operators are trained and certified, and have a legal responsibility to users.

Regular Transparent Audits

Provides visibility to Canadians that their funds are fully backed on the exchange, while protecting privacy and sensitive platform information.

Insurance Requirements

Establishment of basic insurance standards/strategy, to expand over time. Removing risk to exchange users of any hot wallet theft.
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Background and Justifications

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Cold Storage Custody/Management
After reviewing close to 100 cases, all thefts tend to break down into more or less the same set of problems:
• Funds stored online or in a smart contract,
• Access controlled by one person or one system,
• 51% attacks (rare),
• Funds sent to the wrong address (also rare), or
• Some combination of the above.
For the first two cases, practical solutions exist and are widely implemented on exchanges already. Offline multi-signature solutions are already industry standard. No cases studied found an external theft or exit scam involving an offline multi-signature wallet implementation. Security can be further improved through minimum numbers of signatories, background checks, providing autonomy and legal protections to each signatory, establishing best practices, and a training/certification program.
The last two transaction risks occur more rarely, and have never resulted in a loss affecting the actual users of the exchange. In all cases to date where operators made the mistake, they've been fully covered by the exchange platforms.
• 51% attacks generally only occur on blockchains with less security. The most prominent cases have been Bitcoin Gold and Ethereum Classic. The simple solution is to enforce deposit limits and block delays such that a 51% attack is not cost-effective.
• The risk of transactions to incorrect addresses can be eliminated by a simple test transaction policy on large transactions. By sending a small amount of funds prior to any large withdrawals/transfers as a standard practice, the accuracy of the wallet address can be validated.
The proposal covers all loss cases and goes beyond, while avoiding significant additional costs, risks, and limitations which may be associated with other frameworks like SOC II.
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On The Subject of Third Party Custodians
Many Canadian platforms are currently experimenting with third party custody. From the standpoint of the exchange operator, they can liberate themselves from some responsibility of custody, passing that off to someone else. For regulators, it puts crypto in similar categorization to oil, gold, and other commodities, with some common standards. Platform users would likely feel greater confidence if the custodian was a brand they recognized. If the custodian was knowledgeable and had a decent team that employed multi-sig, they could keep assets safe from internal theft. With the right protections in place, this could be a great solution for many exchanges, particularly those that lack the relevant experience or human resources for their own custody systems.
However, this system is vulnerable to anyone able to impersonate the exchange operators. You may have a situation where different employees who don't know each other that well are interacting between different companies (both the custodian and all their customers which presumably isn't just one exchange). A case study of what can go wrong in this type of environment might be Bitpay, where the CEO was tricked out of 5000 bitcoins over 3 separate payments by a series of emails sent legitimately from a breached computer of another company CEO. It's also still vulnerable to the platform being compromised, as in the really large $70M Bitfinex hack, where the third party Bitgo held one key in a multi-sig wallet. The hacker simply authorized the withdrawal using the same credentials as Bitfinex (requesting Bitgo to sign multiple withdrawal transactions). This succeeded even with the use of multi-sig and two heavily security-focused companies, due to the lack of human oversight (basically, hot wallet). Of course, you can learn from these cases and improve the security, but so can hackers improve their deception and at the end of the day, both of these would have been stopped by the much simpler solution of a qualified team who knew each other and employed multi-sig with properly protected keys. It's pretty hard to beat a human being who knows the business and the typical customer behaviour (or even knows their customers personally) at spotting fraud, and the proposed multi-sig means any hacker has to get through the scrutiny of 3 (or more) separate people, all of whom would have proper training including historical case studies.
There are strong arguments both for and against using use of third party custodians. The proposal sets mandatory minimum custody standards would apply regardless if the cold wallet signatories are exchange operators, independent custodians, or a mix of both.
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On The Subject Of Insurance
ShakePay has taken the first steps into this new realm (congratulations). There is no question that crypto users could be better protected by the right insurance policies, and it certainly feels better to transact with insured platforms. The steps required to obtain insurance generally place attention in valuable security areas, and in this case included a review from CipherTrace. One of the key solutions in traditional finance comes from insurance from entities such as the CDIC.
However, historically, there wasn't found any actual insurance payout to any cryptocurrency exchange, and there are notable cases where insurance has not paid. With Bitpay, for example, the insurance agent refused because the issue happened to the third party CEO's computer instead of anything to do with Bitpay itself. With the Youbit exchange in South Korea, their insurance claim was denied, and the exchange ultimately ended up instead going bankrupt with all user's funds lost. To quote Matt Johnson in the original Lloyd's article: “You can create an insurance policy that protects no one – you know there are so many caveats to the policy that it’s not super protective.”
ShakePay's insurance was only reported to cover their cold storage, and “physical theft of the media where the private keys are held”. Physical theft has never, in the history of cryptocurrency exchange cases reviewed, been reported as the cause of loss. From the limited information of the article, ShakePay made it clear their funds are in the hands of a single US custodian, and at least part of their security strategy is to "decline[] to confirm the custodian’s name on the record". While this prevents scrutiny of the custodian, it's pretty silly to speculate that a reasonably competent hacking group couldn't determine who the custodian is. A far more common infiltration strategy historically would be social engineering, which has succeeded repeatedly. A hacker could trick their way into ShakePay's systems and request a fraudulent withdrawal, impersonate ShakePay and request the custodian to move funds, or socially engineer their way into the custodian to initiate the withdrawal of multiple accounts (a payout much larger than ShakePay) exploiting the standard procedures (for example, fraudulently initiating or override the wallet addresses of a real transfer). In each case, nothing was physically stolen and the loss is therefore not covered by insurance.
In order for any insurance to be effective, clear policies have to be established about what needs to be covered. Anything short of that gives Canadians false confidence that they are protected when they aren't in any meaningful way. At this time, the third party insurance market does not appear to provide adequate options or coverage, and effort is necessary to standardize custody standards, which is a likely first step in ultimately setting up an insurance framework.
A better solution compared to third party insurance providers might be for Canadian exchange operators to create their own collective insurance fund, or a specific federal organization similar to the CDIC. Such an organization would have a greater interest or obligation in paying out actual cases, and that would be it's purpose rather than maximizing it's own profit. This would be similar to the SAFU which Binance has launched, except it would cover multiple exchanges. There is little question whether the SAFU would pay out given a breach of Binance, and a similar argument could be made for a insurance fund managed by a collective of exchange operators or a government organization. While a third party insurance provider has the strong market incentive to provide the absolute minimum coverage and no market incentive to payout, an entity managed by exchange operators would have incentive to protect the reputation of exchange operators/the industry, and the government should have the interest of protecting Canadians.
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On The Subject of Fractional Reserve
There is a long history of fractional reserve failures, from the first banks in ancient times, through the great depression (where hundreds of fractional reserve banks failed), right through to the 2008 banking collapse referenced in the first bitcoin block. The fractional reserve system allows banks to multiply the money supply far beyond the actual cash (or other assets) in existence, backed only by a system of debt obligations of others. Safely supporting a fractional reserve system is a topic of far greater complexity than can be addressed by a simple policy, and when it comes to cryptocurrency, there is presently no entity reasonably able to bail anyone out in the event of failure. Therefore, this framework is addressed around entities that aim to maintain 100% backing of funds.
There may be some firms that desire but have failed to maintain 100% backing. In this case, there are multiple solutions, including outside investment, merging with other exchanges, or enforcing a gradual restoration plan. All of these solutions are typically far better than shutting down the exchange, and there are multiple cases where they've been used successfully in the past.
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Proof of Reserves/Transparency/Accountability
Canadians need to have visibility into the backing on an ongoing basis.
The best solution for crypto-assets is a Proof of Reserve. Such ideas go back all the way to 2013, before even Mt. Gox. However, no Canadian exchange has yet implemented such a system, and only a few international exchanges (CoinFloor in the UK being an example) have. Many firms like Kraken, BitBuy, and now ShakePay use the Proof of Reserve term to refer to lesser proofs which do not actually cryptographically prove the full backing of all user assets on the blockchain. In order for a Proof of Reserve to be effective, it must actually be a complete proof, and it needs to be understood by the public that is expected to use it. Many firms have expressed reservations about the level of transparency required in a complete Proof of Reserve (for example Kraken here). While a complete Proof of Reserves should be encouraged, and there are some solutions in the works (ie TxQuick), this is unlikely to be suitable universally for all exchange operators and users.
Given the limitations, and that firms also manage fiat assets, a more traditional audit process makes more sense. Some Canadian exchanges (CoinSquare, CoinBerry) have already subjected themselves to annual audits. However, these results are not presently shared publicly, and there is no guarantee over the process including all user assets or the integrity and independence of the auditor. The auditor has been typically not known, and in some cases, the identity of the auditor is protected by a NDA. Only in one case (BitBuy) was an actual report generated and publicly shared. There has been no attempt made to validate that user accounts provided during these audits have been complete or accurate. A fraudulent fractional exchange, or one which had suffered a breach they were unwilling to publicly accept (see CoinBene), could easily maintain a second set of books for auditors or simply exclude key accounts to pass an individual audit.
The proposed solution would see a reporting standard which includes at a minimum - percentage of backing for each asset relative to account balances and the nature of how those assets are stored, with ownership proven by the auditor. The auditor would also publicly provide a "hash list", which they independently generate from the accounts provided by the exchange. Every exchange user can then check their information against this public "hash list". A hash is a one-way form of encryption, which fully protects the private information, yet allows anyone who knows that information already to validate that it was included. Less experienced users can take advantage of public tools to calculate the hash from their information (provided by the exchange), and thus have certainty that the auditor received their full balance information. Easy instructions can be provided.
Auditors should be impartial, their identities and process public, and they should be rotated so that the same auditor is never used twice in a row. Balancing the cost of auditing against the needs for regular updates, a 6 month cycle likely makes the most sense.
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Hot Wallet Management
The best solution for hot wallets is not to use them. CoinBerry reportedly uses multi-sig on all withdrawals, and Bitmex is an international example known for their structure devoid of hot wallets.
However, many platforms and customers desire fast withdrawal processes, and human validation has a cost of time and delay in this process.
A model of self-insurance or separate funds for hot wallets may be used in these cases. Under this model, a platform still has 100% of their client balance in cold storage and holds additional funds in hot wallets for quick withdrawal. Thus, the risk of those hot wallets is 100% on exchange operators and not affecting the exchange users. Since most platforms typically only have 1%-5% in hot wallets at any given time, it shouldn't be unreasonable to build/maintain these additional reserves over time using exchange fees or additional investment. Larger withdrawals would still be handled at regular intervals from the cold storage.
Hot wallet risks have historically posed a large risk and there is no established standard to guarantee secure hot wallets. When the government of South Korea dispatched security inspections to multiple exchanges, the results were still that 3 of them got hacked after the inspections. If standards develop such that an organization in the market is willing to insure the hot wallets, this could provide an acceptable alternative. Another option may be for multiple exchange operators to pool funds aside for a hot wallet insurance fund. Comprehensive coverage standards must be established and maintained for all hot wallet balances to make sure Canadians are adequately protected.
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Current Draft Proposal

(1) Proper multi-signature cold wallet storage.
(a) Each private key is the personal and legal responsibility of one person - the “signatory”. Signatories have special rights and responsibilities to protect user assets. Signatories are trained and certified through a course covering (1) past hacking and fraud cases, (2) proper and secure key generation, and (3) proper safekeeping of private keys. All private keys must be generated and stored 100% offline by the signatory. If even one private keys is ever breached or suspected to be breached, the wallet must be regenerated and all funds relocated to a new wallet.
(b) All signatories must be separate background-checked individuals free of past criminal conviction. Canadians should have a right to know who holds their funds. All signing of transactions must take place with all signatories on Canadian soil or on the soil of a country with a solid legal system which agrees to uphold and support these rules (from an established white-list of countries which expands over time).
(c) 3-5 independent signatures are required for any withdrawal. There must be 1-3 spare signatories, and a maximum of 7 total signatories. The following are all valid combinations: 3of4, 3of5, 3of6, 4of5, 4of6, 4of7, 5of6, or 5of7.
(d) A security audit should be conducted to validate the cold wallet is set up correctly and provide any additional pertinent information. The primary purpose is to ensure that all signatories are acting independently and using best practices for private key storage. A report summarizing all steps taken and who did the audit will be made public. Canadians must be able to validate the right measures are in place to protect their funds.
(e) There is a simple approval process if signatories wish to visit any country outside Canada, with a potential whitelist of exempt countries. At most 2 signatories can be outside of aligned jurisdiction at any given time. All exchanges would be required to keep a compliant cold wallet for Canadian funds and have a Canadian office if they wish to serve Canadian customers.
(2) Regular and transparent solvency audits.
(a) An audit must be conducted at founding, after 3 months of operation, and at least once every 6 months to compare customer balances against all stored cryptocurrency and fiat balances. The auditor must be known, independent, and never the same twice in a row.
(b) An audit report will be published featuring the steps conducted in a readable format. This should be made available to all Canadians on the exchange website and on a government website. The report must include what percentage of each customer asset is backed on the exchange, and how those funds are stored.
(c) The auditor will independently produce a hash of each customer's identifying information and balance as they perform the audit. This will be made publicly available on the exchange and government website, along with simplified instructions that each customer can use to verify that their balance was included in the audit process.
(d) The audit needs to include a proof of ownership for any cryptocurrency wallets included. A satoshi test (spending a small amount) or partially signed transaction both qualify.
(e) Any platform without 100% reserves should be assessed on a regular basis by a government or industry watchdog. This entity should work to prevent any further drop, support any private investor to come in, or facilitate a merger so that 100% backing can be obtained as soon as possible.
(3) Protections for hot wallets and transactions.
(a) A standardized list of approved coins and procedures will be established to constitute valid cold storage wallets. Where a multi-sig process is not natively available, efforts will be undertaken to establish a suitable and stable smart contract standard. This list will be expanded and improved over time. Coins and procedures not on the list are considered hot wallets.
(b) Hot wallets can be backed by additional funds in cold storage or an acceptable third-party insurance provider with a comprehensive coverage policy.
(c) Exchanges are required to cover the full balance of all user funds as denominated in the same currency, or double the balance as denominated in bitcoin or CAD using an established trading rate. If the balance is ever insufficient due to market movements, the firm must rectify this within 24 hours by moving assets to cold storage or increasing insurance coverage.
(d) Any large transactions (above a set threshold) from cold storage to any new wallet addresses (not previously transacted with) must be tested with a smaller transaction first. Deposits of cryptocurrency must be limited to prevent economic 51% attacks. Any issues are to be covered by the exchange.
(e) Exchange platforms must provide suitable authentication for users, including making available approved forms of two-factor authentication. SMS-based authentication is not to be supported. Withdrawals must be blocked for 48 hours in the event of any account password change. Disputes on the negligence of exchanges should be governed by case law.
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Steps Forward

Continued review of existing OSC feedback is still underway. More feedback and opinions on the framework and ideas as presented here are extremely valuable. The above is a draft and not finalized.
The process of further developing and bringing a suitable framework to protect Canadians will require the support of exchange operators, legal experts, and many others in the community. The costs of not doing such are tremendous. A large and convoluted framework, one based on flawed ideas or implementation, or one which fails to properly safeguard Canadians is not just extremely expensive and risky for all Canadians, severely limiting to the credibility and reputation of the industry, but an existential risk to many exchanges.
The responsibility falls to all of us to provide our insight and make our opinions heard on this critical matter. Please take the time to give your thoughts.
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Bitcoin (BTC) Trading Volumes Spike Two Weeks Before The Halving

Bitcoin (BTC) Trading Volumes Spike Two Weeks Before The Halving
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Trading Volumes On The World’s Largest Cryptocurrency Surpassed The Levels Before The Global Market Wipeout From 12th March
Despite getting into a turbulent month of intense price swings and market wipes, due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak, Bitcoin’s support seems to strengthen since the start of 2020. One of the largest crypto exchanges, like Binance and Coinbase, reported an average BTC trading volume of around $5.6 billion since the March 12 market wipeout. In contrast, Bitcoinity reported average Bitcoin trading volumes of $3,96 billion from January 1, 2020, to March 11. However, the average volume rally peaked at $9,2 billion worth of Bitcoin in the week after the global market crash.
Source: Bitcoinity.org
Bitcoin’s trading volume uptrend can be separated into two different models. The first model identified Bitcoin as a digital safe-haven asset, putting it alongside gold and other precious metals. Bitcoin’s haven strengths were tested during the conflict between the U.S. and Iran when the geopolitical pressure forced the stock market down while fortifying Bitcoin’s strongholds.
However, Bitcoin didn’t stand to the massive fear-driven sell-off, and the price per BTC dropped in half – from $7,969 before the crisis to a yearly low of $3,858 on some exchanges.
The so-called “Black Thursday” market crash, however, created a global opportunity to “buy the dip” and benefit from Bitcoin’s low trading price. Bitcoin’s trading volumes skyrocketed, and the price followed quickly. The world’s largest crypto managed to make a full recovery, trading at the levels before the crash. Volumes also took a massive boost last week, reaching higher levels than during the uptrend from Q1 of 2020.
The recovery, combined with the much-anticipated mining reward halving, scheduled for May 12, brought bulls back in the race. The halving event would cut down the reward for miners from 1800 BTC daily to 900 BTC per day.
Blockchain analysis company Glassnode reported that the BTC holder profile matures, as traders are going to hold Bitcoin, rather than trade it post-halving. The hold, in theory, should keep volatility and volume swings low.
Data aggregator Messari, on the other hand, sees a BTC bullish rally, nevertheless.
“It seems the crypto market activity settled down after the “Black Thursday” event, but with Bitcoin’s third halving coming in just a couple of weeks, there is enough time to bring the animal spirit in the crypto sector,” Messari stated in a blog post.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin moves on a steady weekly gain graph. The world’s #1 crypto broke above the $8,000 resistance, with a strong volume increase in the past 24 hours. Currently, Bitcoin trades for $8,341.04. Marketwise, almost all of the top-100 cryptocurrencies mark 2-10% gains, with a total market capitalization of $234,661,359,327 and $152,634,163,535 in 24-hour reported daily volumes.
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Daily analysis of cryptocurrencies 20191025(Market index 24 — Extreme Fear state)

Daily analysis of cryptocurrencies 20191025(Market index 24 — Extreme Fear state)
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Major Korean Banks Back Bitcoin Startup Coinplug’s $6.4 Million Round Coinplug, one of the earliest Bitcoin exchange, wallet and payment startups in South Korea, has raised 7.5 billion won, or $6.4 million, from venture arms of major local financial institutions. The funding came from KB Investment, a VC unit of the KB Financial Group, one of the largest banking institutions in Korea; Mirae Asset Venture Investment, a listed subsidiary of investment bank and securities broker Mirae Asset Daewoo; as well as private equity and VC firm Smilegate Investment. With the new equity financing, Coinplug said it would be focusing on decentralized identification technologies, an area that has drawn significant interest from the Korean government and major banks in the country.
Johannesburg’s Government Website Got Attacked By Hackers Who Ransomed Bitcoins The City of Joburg on October 24 announced a breach of its network and shut down its website and all e-services as a precautionary measure. The City said it had detected a network breach “which resulted in an unauthorized access to our information systems.” Business Day reported that the attack came hours after the City received a Bitcoin ransom note from a group called the Shadow Kill Hackers.
Charlie Lee: Litecoin’s Fate Is Not Dependent On The Fate Of Litecoin Foundation The Litecoin Foundation now has at most two years of runway left and its co-founders are scraping together a business model to generate more revenue. Charlie Lee, Litecoin founder, said Litecoin’s fate is not dependent on the fate of the Litecoin Foundation. The foundation right now only has one full time, paid employee; everyone else works as a volunteer.
NYDFS Requested That Bittrex Postpone The New York Account Closure Deadline Until Further Notice The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has requested that Bittrex postpone the New York account closure deadline until further notice. New York residents will be able to continue to withdraw funds, but may not deposit or trade.

Encrypted project calendar（October 25, 2019）

ADA/Cardano: Cardano (ADA) The Ada community will host a community gathering in the Dominican Republic for the first time on October 25. Crypto.com Coin (CRO): 25 October 2019 Live AMA with CEO “Live AMA with our CEO @Kris_HK on @cryptocom’s Twitter next Friday, 25 October, 11AM HKT.” GST/GSTCOIN: GSTCOIN(GST)LBank will be online GST on October 25, 2019 at 16:00 (UTC+8), open trading pair: GST/USDT, GST/ETH. Vexanium (VEX)：25 October 2019 BP Showcase On Friday, 25 October 2019, Vexanium will blast a BP showcase to all of Vexanium channel and social media. 3DCoin (3DC)：25 October 2019 3DCoin Weekly AMA 3DCoin / ProjectDistricts AMA on Telegram from 9 PM — 11 PM (UTC +4). Zilliqa (ZIL)：25 October 2019 Dev Call “The Moonlet Wallet team will be joining our 5th Dev Call this Friday at 11am EST on Discord. We’ll discuss their vision of becoming Ontology (ONT): 25 October 2019 Twitter AMA “On 25 October, our Senior Architecture Experts will be live on Twitter for the first time to answer all your questions.” FunFair (FUN): 25 October 2019 Bounties Paid “… Your bounty will be paid out in full, straight to your wallet on Friday, 25th October.” Waltonchain (WTC): 25 October 2019 Server Maintenance “#KIRINMINER Mall… server will be down for maintenance from Oct. 25 till estimated Oct. 28 or earlier…” Matrix AI Network (MAN): 25 October 2019 Update “The new update will happen at block 1,420,800, which is estimated to be 4PM on October 25th (GMT+8).”

Encrypted project calendar（October 26, 2019）

KAT/Kambria: Kambria (KAT) Kambria will host the 2019 Southern California Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Conference in Los Angeles on October 26th with IDEAS. BTC/Bitcoin: CoinAgenda Global Summit will be held in Las Vegas from October 26th to 28th Horizen (ZEN): 26 October 2019 (or earlier) ZEN 2.0.19 Upgrade Zen 2.0.19 upgrade at block #610000, which is expected around October 26. IOTA (MIOTA): 26 October 2019 Taipei Workshop “Sam Chen, our Software Engineer, will explain how to use IOTA C Client library & will demonstrate 3 IoT projects running on ESP32 at…” Streamr DATAcoin (DATA): 26 October 2019 Data Union Demonstration “This Saturday, Streamr will hold the first demonstration of data unions, with a community built plugin for users to crowdsell…”

Encrypted project calendar（October 27, 2019）

ICON (ICX): 27 October 2019 Money 20/20 USA Event Money 20/20 USA in Las Vegas from October 27–30. Aeternity (AE): and 5 others 27 October 2019 CoinAgenda Conference CoinAgenda conference in Las Vegas from October 26–28.

Encrypted project calendar（October 28, 2019）

LTC/Litecoin: Litecoin (LTC) 2019 Litecoin Summit will be held from October 28th to October 29th in Las Vegas, USA BTC/Bitcoin: Mt.Gox changes the debt compensation plan submission deadline to October 28 ZEC/Zcash: Zcash (ZEC) will activate the Blossom Agreement on October 28th Stellar (XLM): 28 October 2019 Protocol 12 Upgrade Vote Horizon v0.22.0 has been released, which supports Protocol 12. This gives everyone ample time to prepare for the Protocol 12 upgrade vote Celsius (CEL) and 3 others: 28 October 2019 Litecoin Summit “…The Litecoin Summit offers two fun, jam-packed days with something for everyone.” XFOC (XFOC): The IDAX platform will be online XFOC and will open the XFOC/USDT trading pair at 13:00 on October 28. MEDIUM (MDM): The IDAX platform lists MDM and will open MDM/BTC trading pairs on October 28th at 15:00. ZB/ ZB Blockchain: The “2019 Hamburg Intercontinental Dialogue Conference” hosted by ZB.com will be held from October 28th to November 9th at the Four Seasons Hotel Hamburg, Germany. BQT (BQTX)： 28 October 2019 Down for Maintenance BQTX.com will be down for maintenance on the 28th of October from 7 to 12am UTC.

Encrypted project calendar（October 29, 2019）

BTC/Bitcoin: The 2nd World Encryption Conference (WCC) will be held in Las Vegas from October 29th to 31st. ICON (ICX): 29 October 2019 Decentralization “As a result, the decentralization schedule of the ICON Network has been changed from September 24, 2019 to October 29, 2019.” Ark (ARK): and 10 others 29 October 2019 WCC 2019 Second annual Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Technology event, World Crypto Conference (WCC), October 29th — October 31, 2019. Insifa (ISF): 29 October 2019 Prototype Alpha “We from Insifa have decided to be more open. Our Prototype will be developed in scrum. This means new releases every two weeks.” Enjin Coin (ENJ): 29 October 2019 EnjinCraft Stress Test “Join us Oct. 29 at 7:00pm GMT for a stress test. Let’s try to break #EnjinCraft!” IOTA (MIOTA): 29 October 2019 IOTSWC Barcelona IOT Solutions World Congress Digitalizing Industries conference in Barcelona from October 29–31.

Encrypted project calendar（October 30, 2019）

MIOTA/IOTA: IOTA (MIOTA) IOTA will host a community event on October 30th at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles on the topic “How to store data on IOTA Tangle.” TRON (TRX): 30 October 2019 SFBW19 Afterparty “TRON Official SFBW19 Afterparty from 7–10:30 PM in San Francisco.” Horizen (ZEN): 30 October 2019 Horizen Quarterly Update Join our first Quarterly Update on October the 30th at 5 PM UTC/ 1 PM EST. Deeper look into Engineering, BD, Marketing, and more. Aeternity (AE): 30 October 2019 Hardfork “The third hardfork of the æternity Mainnet is scheduled for October 30, 2019.” Valor Token (VALOR): 30 October 2019 Transaction Fees Resume “It’s September and the SMART VALOR Platform is still waiving transaction fees for all members, until October 30th!” Aragon (ANT): 30 October 2019 Singapore Meetup “Aragon on DAOs and DeFi” from 6:30–8:30 PM. Kambria (KAT): 30 October 2019 Outliers Hashed Awards Outliers Hashed awards from October 30–31. Ethereum Classic (ETC): 30 October 2019 Cohort Demo Day “ETC Labs hosts it’s 2nd Cohort Demo Day. Learn about the companies and project being accelerated through the Ethereum Classic ecosystem.”

Encrypted project calendar（October 31, 2019）

Spendcoin (SPND): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Cross Ledger Mainnet “Cross Ledger Mainnet Release and SPND Token Swap,” during October 2019. Spendcoin (SPND): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Blkchn University Beta “Blockchain University Beta goes live,” during October 2019. Stellar (XLM): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Minor Release “We will have 6 Minor Releases in 2019; one each in February, March, May, June, August, and October.” Bitcoin SV (BSV): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) BSV Conference Seoul No additional information. Seele (SEELE): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Public Network Mainne launch has been moved to Oct 31 . Howdoo (UDOO): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Howdoo Live on Huawei Howdoo begins its exciting partnership with Huawei with listing as a featured app starting in October. Chiliz (CHZ): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) App Soft Launch Soft launch of Socios App by end of October. Dent (DENT): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Loyalty Program “Afterburner loyalty program launch for all 21,6 Million mobile #DENT users will be in October!” IceChain (ICHX): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Wallet Release IceChain releases wallet during October. Chiliz (CHZ): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) New Partnerships New sports and new teams joining Socios (+more updates and events) will be announced in the upcoming weeks. Horizen (ZEN): 31 October 2019 Weekly Insider Team updates at 3:30 PM UTC/ 11:30 AM EDT: Engineering, Node network, Product/UX, Helpdesk, Legal, BD, Marketing, CEO Closing thoughts, AMA. PCHAIN (PI): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) New Website No additional information. IOST (IOST): 31 October 2019 (or earlier) New Game on IOST “Eternal Fafnir, a new role-playing game developed by INFUN is coming to you in Oct.” Achain (ACT)： 31 October 2019 Mainnet 2.0 Launch “… The main network is officially scheduled to launch on October 31.” Mithril (MITH)：31 October 2019 Burn “MITH burn will take place on 2019/10/31 2pm UTC+8. “ Aergo (AERGO)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Aergo Lite V1.0 Release AergoLite, which brings blockchain compatibility to billions of devices using SQLite, released during October 2019. TE-FOOD (TFD)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Complementary Product “Development of a new, complementary product with a new partner, which we hope to be launched in September-October.” Edge (DADI)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Full Open Source Code base for the network fully open-sourced in September or October. BlockStamp (BST)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) ASIC Miner Prototype In orderr to ensure BlockStamps continued decentralization, we will release a BST ASIC miner for testing. Perlin (PERL)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) SSA Partnership “Perlin has partnered with the Singapore Shipping Association to create the International E-Registry of Ships (IERS)” Skrumble Network (SKM)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Exchange Release “3rd dApp: Exchange Release,” during October 2019. EDC Blockchain (EDC)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Blockchain Marketplace “As you already know, our ECRO blockchain marketplace is ready for release, and will open to the global community in October!” BlockStamp (BST)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) ASIC Miner Prototype In orderr to ensure BlockStamps continued decentralization, we will release a BST ASIC miner for testing. XinFin Network (XDCE)： 31 October 2019 Homebloc Webinar “XinFin — Homebloc Webinar 2019” from 9–10 PM. Akropolis (AKRO)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Alpha Release “Delivers the initial mainnet implementation of protocol. All building blocks will be united to one product.” Hyperion (HYN)： 31 October 2019 (or earlier) Economic Model The final version of the HYN Economic Model launches in October.

Encrypted project calendar（November 1, 2019）

INS/Insolar: The Insolar (INS) Insolar wallet and the redesigned Insolar Block Explorer will be operational on November 1, 2019. VeChain (VET)：”01 November 2019 BUIDLer Reunion Party BUIDLer Reunion Party in San Francisco from 8–11 PM. uPlexa (UPX)： 01 November 2019 Steadfast Storm — PoS/PoW split (Utility nodes ie. master nodes) — Upcoming Anonymity Network much like TOR — Privacy-based DApps — Reduced network fees. Enjin Coin (ENJ)： 01 November 2019 MFT Binding “ICYMI: On Enjin Coin’s 2nd anniversary (November 1), Enjin MFTs will be bound to hodlers’ blockchain addresses…” Auxilium (AUX)：01 November 2019 AUX Interest Distribution Monthly interest distribution by Auxilium Interest Distribution Platform for coinholders. Also supports charity. Havy (HAVY)：01 November 2019 Token Buyback “Havy tokens buyback, Only in 1 exchange between Idex, Mercatox & Hotbit. The exchange depends on the most lower sell wall.” Egretia (EGT): 01 November 2019 Global DApp Contest SF 2019 Egretia Global DApp Contest in San Francisco.

Encrypted project calendar（November 2, 2019）

Kambria (KAT)： 02 November 2019 VietAI Summit 2019 Kambria joins forces with VietAI for the annual VietAI Summit, with top experts from Google Brain, NVIDIA, Kambria, VietAI, and more!

Encrypted project calendar（November 4, 2019）

Stellar (XLM)： 04 November 2019 Stellar Meridian Conf. Stellar Meridian conference from Nov 4–5 in Mexico City. Cappasity (CAPP)： 04 November 2019 Lisbon Web Summit Lisbon Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal from November 4–7.

Encrypted project calendar（November 5, 2019）

Nexus (NXS)： 05 November 2019 Tritium Official Release “Remember, Remember the 5th of November, the day Tritium changed Distributed Ledger. Yes, this is an official release date.” NEM (XEM)： 05 November 2019 Innovation Forum — Kyiv NEM Foundation Council Member Anton Bosenko will be speaking in the upcoming International Innovation Forum in Kyiv on November 5, 2019. TomoChain (TOMO): 05 November 2019 TomoX Testnet “Mark your calendar as TomoX testnet will be live on Tuesday, Nov 5th!” aelf (ELF): 05 November 2019 Bug Bounty Program Ends On Oct 24th, 2019 aelf’s biggest bug bounty will launch with a large reward pool. The event will run for almost 2 weeks.

Encrypted project calendar（November 6, 2019）

STEEM/Steem: The Steem (STEEM) SteemFest 4 conference will be held in Bangkok from November 6th to 10th. KIM/Kimcoin: Kimcoin (KIM) Bitfinex will be online at KIM on November 6, 2019 at 12:00 (UTC).

Encrypted project calendar（November 7, 2019）

XRP (XRP)： 07 November 2019 Swell 2019 Ripple hosts Swell from November 7th — 8th in Singapore. BTC/Bitcoin: Malta The A.I. and Blockchain summit will be held in Malta from November 7th to 8th.

Encrypted project calendar（November 8, 2019）

BTC/Bitcoin: The 2nd Global Digital Mining Summit will be held in Frankfurt, Germany from October 8th to 10th. IOTX/IoTeX: IoTex (IOTX) will participate in the CES Expo on November 08

Encrypted project calendar（November 9, 2019）

CENNZ/Centrality: Centrality (CENNZ) will meet in InsurTechNZ Connect — Insurance and Blockchain on October 9th in Auckland. HTMLCOIN (HTML): 09 November 2019 (or earlier) Mandatory Wallet Update Mandatory Wallet Update: there will be a soft fork on our blockchain. This update adds header signature verification on block 997,655.

Encrypted project calendar（November 11, 2019）

PAX/Paxos Standard: Paxos Standard (PAX) 2019 Singapore Financial Technology Festival will be held from November 11th to 15th, and Paxos Standard will attend the conference. Crypto.com Coin (CRO): and 3 others 11 November 2019 Capital Warm-up Party Capital Warm-up Party in Singapore. GoldCoin (GLC): 11 November 2019 Reverse Bitcoin Hardfork The GoldCoin (GLC) Team will be “Reverse Hard Forking” the Bitcoin (BTC) Blockchain…”

Encrypted project calendar（November 12, 2019）

BTC/Bitcoin: The CoinMarketCap Global Conference will be held at the Victoria Theatre in Singapore from November 12th to 13th Binance Coin (BNB) and 7 others: 12 November 2019 CMC Global Conference “The first-ever CoinMarketCap large-scale event: A one-of-a-kind blockchain / crypto experience like you’ve never experienced before.”

Encrypted project calendar（November 13, 2019）

Fetch.ai (FET): 13 November 2019 Cambridge Meetup “Join us for a @Fetch_ai #Cambridge #meetup on 13 November @pantonarms1.” Binance Coin (BNB) and 5 others: 13 November 2019 Blockchain Expo N.A. “It will bring together key industries from across the globe for two days of top-level content and discussion across 5 co-located events…” OKB (OKB): 13 November 2019 Dnipro, Ukraine- Talks Join us in Dnipro as we journey through Ukraine for our OKEx Cryptour on 11 Nov. Centrality (CENNZ): 13 November 2019 AMA Meetup “Ask our CEO @aaronmcdnz anything in person! Join the AMA meetup on 13 November in Singapore.” OKB (OKB): 13 November 2019 OKEx Cryptotour Dnipro “OKEx Cryptour Ukraine 2019 — Dnipro” in Dnipro from 6–9 PM (EET).

Encrypted project calendar（November 14, 2019）

BTC/Bitcoin: The 2019 BlockShow Asia Summit will be held at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from November 14th to 15th.
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Yesterday, there was a sharp decline in bitcoin below the $7,800 support area against the US Dollar. As a result, there was a significant drop in BTC price below the main $7,500 support area.
Moreover, there was a close below $7,800 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. Finally, the price traded close to $7,300 and formed a new monthly low at $7,302. It is currently consolidating losses and is trading above the $7,400 level.
On the upside, there are many key resistances for buyers near the $7,500 and $7,600 levels. Additionally, the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the downward move from the $8,327 high to $7,302 low is also near the $7,540 level.
More importantly, there is a major bearish trend line forming with resistance near $7,500 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair. If there is a break above the trend line, the price could face resistance near the $7,600 level.
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Detailed crypto background check on u/UpDown

Of u/UpDown's last 1149 posts (151 submissions + 998 comments), I found 771 in cryptocurrency-related subreddits. This all the data I found:
Subreddit No. of comments Avg. comment sentiment Total comment karma No. of posts Avg. post sentiment Total post karma
binance 3 0.16 2 1 0.0 2
BitcoinMarkets 18 0.05 17 0 0.0 0
RaiBlocks 0 0.0 0 5 0.08 34
talkcrypto 1 0.3 (quite positive) 1 0 0.0 0
pivx 1 0.41 (quite positive) 1 0 0.0 0
nanocurrency 90 0.1 217 9 0.16 87
Bitcoin 89 0.06 212 0 0.0 0
xmrtrader 19 0.14 50 0 0.0 0
MakerDAO 2 0.23 1 0 0.0 0
ethereum 3 -0.13 37 0 0.0 0
btc 87 0.06 172 0 0.0 0
IOTAmarkets 1 0.0 1 0 0.0 0
CoinBase 1 0.0 1 0 0.0 0
CryptoCurrency 327 0.08 1128 0 0.0 0
Monero 99 0.09 243 8 -0.0 63
Iota 4 0.08 6 1 -0.06 4
GoldandBlack 2 0.1 4 0 0.0 0
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Subreddit Stats: Bitcoin top posts from 2018-04-16 to 2018-05-16 07:24 PDT

Period: 29.86 days
Submissions Comments
Total 1000 60667
Rate (per day) 33.49 2014.59
Unique Redditors 728 13668
Combined Score 403062 287813

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

  1. 23089 points, 2 submissions: jrs0080
    1. Whoever put this up deserves a medal (22960 points, 320 comments)
    2. It’s Official... 13th December is The Best Day to Own Bitcoin!!!! (129 points, 30 comments)
  2. 22608 points, 10 submissions: bitchari
    1. Value is always in the eyes of the beholder (10970 points, 554 comments)
    2. We did it!! BTC ✌️ (4328 points, 346 comments)
    3. Uncomfortable truths!! (3222 points, 471 comments)
    4. "rat poison" returns!! (1547 points, 239 comments)
    5. Really!! (806 points, 127 comments)
    6. A picture is worth a thousand words! Found this on Twitter (805 points, 88 comments)
    7. German Bank Allows Users To Transfer Loans Anywhere In The World Using Bitcoin "see no bank, hear no bank, speak no bank" is their motto (392 points, 30 comments)
    8. “We need to take a moment and respect this generation’s interest in this new instrument (bitcoin),” CFTC Chairman. https://www.ccn.com/we-need-to-respect-this-generations-interest-in-bitcoin-cftc-chairman/ (328 points, 28 comments)
    9. You may define what Bitcoin is to yourself. You may not define what Bitcoin is to others without their consent. https://t.co/6vVRhoVTZm (113 points, 18 comments)
    10. Bill Gates doesn't like bitcoin. Really?!! He did not believe in the internet either! (97 points, 47 comments)
  3. 14875 points, 2 submissions: ltc-
    1. What a time to be alive! (14748 points, 470 comments)
    2. I modified a thing. (127 points, 22 comments)
  4. 10913 points, 1 submission: InteractiveLedger
    1. This is NOT OK. Upvote for visibility (10913 points, 1557 comments)
  5. 10876 points, 1 submission: PineappleFund
    1. Farewell from the Pineapple Fund (10876 points, 611 comments)
  6. 10387 points, 1 submission: EMC2_trooper
    1. I see it every day. (10387 points, 296 comments)
  7. 9081 points, 1 submission: normcrypto
    1. You knew this was coming... one of my faves last year (9081 points, 128 comments)
  8. 8749 points, 4 submissions: StoneHammers
    1. exceedingly efficient (7945 points, 207 comments)
    2. As I was saying (423 points, 20 comments)
    3. Too Damn High (194 points, 56 comments)
    4. Dear Bitcoin ATM makers please disclose your fees in clear understandable language prominently on the face of your machines. (187 points, 53 comments)
  9. 7663 points, 1 submission: joe4c
    1. Sir this seat is reserved for people with disabilities... (7663 points, 526 comments)
  10. 6865 points, 1 submission: Dark_Dantex
    1. It’s over 9000!!!!!! (6865 points, 429 comments)
  11. 6741 points, 1 submission: Weaselbrott
    1. Everyone on Bitcoin right now waiting to press "submit" on their well-crafted 10K memes (6741 points, 134 comments)
  12. 6553 points, 1 submission: chickenmalaitikka
    1. Rekt (6553 points, 85 comments)
  13. 5352 points, 1 submission: LouisOfTokyo
    1. I took a trip with some friends to a sleepy rural town in Japan, hours outside of Tokyo. We entered a cafe and were surprised to see that they accepted bitcoin. Here is my friend buying a chocolate cake. (5352 points, 303 comments)
  14. 5340 points, 3 submissions: Pascalboyart
    1. Thanks a lot for your bitcoin donations on my street art piece in Paris, already 130$ received 🙏🙏🙏 (3909 points, 178 comments)
    2. Street art piece in Paris with a QR code for bitcoin donations (728 points, 63 comments)
    3. We did it ! Thanks to all the redditors, it came most from you guys 👏🙏🙏🙏 (703 points, 71 comments)
  15. 5118 points, 2 submissions: TipToeTiger
    1. Crypto Rider - A free game I made about racing on Bitcoin and other crypto's historical price graphs! (more info in comments) (5052 points, 309 comments)
    2. Thank You message to bitcoin from Crypto Rider team! (Message in comments) (66 points, 12 comments)
  16. 5021 points, 1 submission: UniqueUsername642
    1. This is Cryptocurrency (5021 points, 372 comments)
  17. 4820 points, 2 submissions: tinaclark90
    1. I've made some free Bitcoin Icons (4731 points, 246 comments)
    2. Very Soon in Vegas (89 points, 15 comments)
  18. 4558 points, 2 submissions: boobooyoudo
    1. Amazon filed a patent to de-anonymize Bitcoin transactions and sell the data to law enforcement (4501 points, 711 comments)
    2. Near Field Technology could help bring lightning Bitcoin payments to retail. (57 points, 7 comments)
  19. 4222 points, 1 submission: sparty_postgrad
    1. The answer on Jeopardy today! (4222 points, 174 comments)
  20. 4209 points, 2 submissions: installeris
    1. 17000000 Bitcoins Have Been Mined! 4 millions to go! Happy anniversary day! (3735 points, 271 comments)
    2. The Irony (474 points, 37 comments)
  21. 3850 points, 1 submission: SingularityNerd
    1. Hilarious satire protest outside Consensus, the website says Genesis Mining put it on. #bankersagainstbitcoin (3850 points, 183 comments)
  22. 3673 points, 1 submission: sebastianstan21
    1. Current scenario (3673 points, 130 comments)
  23. 3632 points, 1 submission: awice
    1. WOW, this just happened on Jeopardy! last night. (3632 points, 363 comments)
  24. 3630 points, 1 submission: -All-Day-
    1. Ayy lmao (3630 points, 60 comments)
  25. 3617 points, 1 submission: JJKirsch
    1. Fake or Fork (3617 points, 354 comments)
  26. 3435 points, 2 submissions: tedand
    1. CoinMarketCap should remove Bitcoin dot com website from Bitcoin's page (3135 points, 200 comments)
    2. Bitcoin.com is first result in Google for "buy Bitcoin", selling "Bitcoin Cash" instead (300 points, 168 comments)
  27. 3429 points, 1 submission: universaleric
    1. Sh..should we get the "it's over 9000" memes ready? (3429 points, 204 comments)
  28. 3404 points, 1 submission: eragmus
    1. Erik Voorhees: “Roger - please stop referencing me to back up your opinion that Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin. It isn't. Bitcoin is the chain originating from the genesis block with the highest accumulated proof of work. The Bitcoin Cash fork failed to gain majority, thus it is not Bitcoin.” (3404 points, 402 comments)
  29. 3354 points, 7 submissions: ayanamirs
    1. Satoshi Nakamoto about bitcoin.com (2332 points, 327 comments)
    2. Roger Ver is a well-known scammer. (451 points, 129 comments)
    3. Coinbase has become an unreliable and even dangerous service, subject to arbitrary, non-transparent actions as it merged with the US banking sector and started to provide information on its customers to the US government. It has become everything that Bitcoin was designed to stop - @Wikileaks (313 points, 145 comments)
    4. Electrum 3.1.3 release! (96 points, 24 comments)
    5. I'm so glad bitcoin don't have a central man on the top. (71 points, 23 comments)
    6. Fees are low, use this opportunity to Consolidate your small inputs! (58 points, 7 comments)
    7. The segwit adoption doesn't increase anymore. We need to do something. (33 points, 33 comments)
  30. 2819 points, 4 submissions: Mikeross14
    1. Cracks me up everytime (2161 points, 70 comments)
    2. Baby Saver offers to buy this sub (270 points, 270 comments)
    3. Marvel referencing cryptocurrency in one of its latest comics! (261 points, 21 comments)
    4. You want to help Bitcoin but can't code? Do a simple thing then, call out all the scammers and call out everyone who supports these scammers. Make Crypto free from these scums. Simple. (127 points, 37 comments)
  31. 2795 points, 4 submissions: Fly115
    1. Bitcoin.com has fixed it's webpage after lawsuit (1642 points, 572 comments)
    2. Microsoft + Bitcoin Lightning Network. Decentralized Identity proof of concept to be shown off at Consensus 2018. Seems big (721 points, 104 comments)
    3. A major announcement at #consensus2018 that did not seem to get a lot of airtime @LedgerHQ announcing an institutional custody solution in partnership with @Nomura and @GABIjersey. Addresses a major issue for institutional investors (242 points, 16 comments)
    4. Segwit Adoption - Steady growth to 35% (190 points, 70 comments)
  32. 2590 points, 1 submission: dustincrypto
    1. Bitcoin going mainstream in Las Vegas (2590 points, 109 comments)
  33. 2567 points, 3 submissions: edlund10
    1. Nick Szabo retweeted: "⚠️ If you are new to #bitcoin then please be aware that bitcoin .com is a fraudulent website. ⚠️ This website is run by Roger Ver who is a known serial scammer. ⚠️ The current main scam is the promotion of #bcash which is a fake version of bitcoin." (1906 points, 302 comments)
    2. Exactly 5 years ago Wired wrote "The world’s most popular digital currency really is nothing more than an abstraction. So we’re destroying the private key used by our Bitcon wallet." The loss is currently worth $124,453.58 (568 points, 134 comments)
    3. Warren Buffet vs. Bitcoin, 5 years chart, logarithmic scale (93 points, 52 comments)
  34. 2556 points, 1 submission: SchnitzelBoss
    1. Coinmarket cap removed Bitcoin.com from Bitcoin's website list. (2556 points, 159 comments)
  35. 2549 points, 1 submission: bajanboost
    1. CEO of Binance actually gives a f***. This is the exact moment he was introduced to the Bermuda Shorts by the Bermuda Development Agency; A formal dress code in the country (2549 points, 125 comments)
  36. 2518 points, 2 submissions: Bitcoin_21
    1. WikiPedia's Bitcoin page removed the Bitcoin dot com explorer, because it misleads its users. (2083 points, 153 comments)
    2. Please report the bitcoin ,com wallet to the iOS app store for fraud. (435 points, 122 comments)
  37. 2403 points, 1 submission: TomasEddison
    1. Guy on CNBC says $100USD bill is used for far more illicit activity than bitcoin. (2403 points, 183 comments)
  38. 2316 points, 7 submissions: Suberg
    1. 600+ Bitcoin Users Seek Lawsuit Against Bitcoin.com & CEO Roger Ver for Fraud (1094 points, 298 comments)
    2. Bitcoin Lightning Network Matures With Record 2000 Nodes, $150K Capacity, 7000 active channels (500 points, 172 comments)
    3. Bitcoin.com Fraud Lawsuit Group Gaining Steam With Over 1000 Members (322 points, 184 comments)
    4. Tom Lee: Bitcoin Price Increase Coming After Consensus Conference (155 points, 46 comments)
    5. Russia's 'CIA' Memo Admits Telegram Was Blocked Because Crypto Is 'Uncontrollable' (151 points, 13 comments)
    6. Bitcoin Price Historically Surges With Consensus Conference, Data Shows (47 points, 26 comments)
    7. IMF's Lagarde: Bitcoin 'Could Have a Significant Impact on How We Save' (47 points, 11 comments)
  39. 2274 points, 9 submissions: TheGreatMuffin
    1. The CEO of Binance, a company with $200M yearly revenue, at a press conference (810 points, 103 comments)
    2. Goldman Sachs to Open a Bitcoin Trading Operation - NYTimes (498 points, 54 comments)
    3. Kraken's response to the NYAG enquiry (413 points, 117 comments)
    4. Jameson Lopp: "Today I've learned that a lot of data sources are incorrectly reporting the total bitcoin supply. We haven't actually hit 17M BTC yet; you can follow along in realtime at [link]" (141 points, 23 comments)
    5. Bitcoin was the 9th most viewed Wikipedia article in 2017, coming in just behind the entry for the United States. (h/t @lopp) (120 points, 18 comments)
    6. Samourai and goTenna Enable Bitcoin Transactions Without Internet Access (100 points, 16 comments)
    7. A German online bank uses Bitcoins to transfer loans (93 points, 35 comments)
    8. Huawei Is About to Give Chinese Users Easier Access to Bitcoin (62 points, 14 comments)
    9. Bitcoin Threat Model - extensive security review of possible threats to bitcoin as cryptocurrency (by JW Weatherman) (37 points, 11 comments)
  40. 2225 points, 1 submission: awesomedan77
    1. WARNING: HitBTC stole 5Btc deposit, even after I provided everything they asked for 2+ months! (2225 points, 486 comments)
  41. 2170 points, 1 submission: ronnnumber
    1. 45% of investors... (2170 points, 227 comments)
  42. 2041 points, 1 submission: YnotHaTony
    1. Truth about Bitcoin mining (2041 points, 136 comments)
  43. 2017 points, 9 submissions: Miladran
    1. Nasdaq is open to becoming cryptocurrency exchange, CEO says (966 points, 104 comments)
    2. BREAKING: Coinbase Just Bought One of Bitcoin's Biggest Startups (278 points, 103 comments)
    3. Bitcoin buy orders are >90% of the market for the first time since March 2017 (176 points, 28 comments)
    4. Telegram CEO Is Using Bitcoin to Help Bypass Russia's App Ban (173 points, 11 comments)
    5. Sell gold, buy bitcoin? The ultimate global safe haven debate has begun (128 points, 56 comments)
    6. Lambos are coming (117 points, 53 comments)
    7. Bitcoin gets boost from IMF head (71 points, 7 comments)
    8. Is PayPal driving people towards Bitcoin? (60 points, 83 comments)
    9. NASDAQ-Powered Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform to Launch in June (48 points, 9 comments)
  44. 1997 points, 1 submission: trainrekt23
    1. Found this today on the campus of my uni (1997 points, 225 comments)
  45. 1991 points, 1 submission: kynek99
    1. Here is the bitcoin.com owner who created Bitcoin Cash to scam people and show real Bitcoiners a middle finger. (1991 points, 408 comments)
  46. 1847 points, 1 submission: sha256art
    1. Fasten your seat belts (1847 points, 107 comments)
  47. 1822 points, 1 submission: 127fascination
    1. Australia Bans Cash For All Purchases Over $10,000 Starting July Of 2019 (1822 points, 531 comments)
  48. 1788 points, 5 submissions: coinmoon_com
    1. ‘Bitcoin’ was the 9th most read article on Wikipedia in 2017. Lets make it number 1 this year. Spread the word! (632 points, 35 comments)
    2. Bitcoin has worked non stop for 9 years. Without any days off, scheduled maintenance or severe issues. Let that sink in for a minute. (599 points, 226 comments)
    3. FORBES: Gold used to be money, and it was great money for its times. But Bitcoin's now the new flight capital. (286 points, 37 comments)
    4. 15 Claims Against Lightning, Answered (164 points, 12 comments)
    5. Bitcoin could replace cash in 10 years - Business Insider (107 points, 59 comments)
  49. 1694 points, 1 submission: BitMarKas
    1. New Ledger features! (1694 points, 42 comments)
  50. 1635 points, 6 submissions: _smudger_
    1. Today the 17th Million bitcoin will be mined (1070 points, 130 comments)
    2. Bitcoin to hit $50,000 by year-end, says BitMex CEO (158 points, 92 comments)
    3. Lightning + NFC? The New Plan to Bring Bitcoin to Retail (152 points, 45 comments)
    4. Vaultoro Becomes The First Exchange To Implement Bitcoin Lightning Network Payments (116 points, 6 comments)
    5. How to build your own portable plug-in Lightning node! (95 points, 5 comments)
    6. Bitcoin’s Recent Institutional Demand Is Unprecedented, Says Futures Market CEO (44 points, 6 comments)
  51. 1581 points, 1 submission: CoolStoryBroLol
    1. Bitcoin accepted at my dentist's office (1581 points, 210 comments)
  52. 1524 points, 1 submission: paintedfrog
    1. Found a helpful infographic. Could be handy to respond with this when people forget what Bitcoin is called... (1524 points, 294 comments)
  53. 1504 points, 1 submission: NikolaosKost
    1. Lawsuit from over 600 Bitcoin Users against Bitcoin.com and CEO Roger Ver (1504 points, 338 comments)
  54. 1497 points, 1 submission: 3hrdrive
    1. In Australia there is currently an investigation into banks and their practices, and the results are frightening (1497 points, 124 comments)
  55. 1423 points, 4 submissions: chek2fire
    1. Everyone must report this Bitcoin mobile wallet asap.Is a fraud (554 points, 174 comments)
    2. Roger Ver and Bitcoin.com do a social attacks to Bitcoin (506 points, 313 comments)
    3. Blockchain.info. 8 months and still no segwit support. They are more lazy than sub-saharan public sector (288 points, 58 comments)
    4. They said: "Segwit is not a scaling solution".... (75 points, 59 comments)
  56. 1420 points, 10 submissions: DesignerAccount
    1. Witness the future: Paying for coffee with LN in real life - Brisbane Airport (377 points, 144 comments)
    2. Bitcoin transaction fees in sat/b have not been so low since 2011!!! (173 points, 65 comments)
    3. PSA: Stop spelling the Bitcoin fraudulent site correctly - It only helps them as search engines pick it up. Use: bitcoin,com | bitcoin .com | bitcoin (.) com | bitcoindotcom | ... (153 points, 52 comments)
    4. "The bitlicense is a creature so foul, so cruel that not even Kraken possesses the courage or strength to face its nasty, big, pointy teeth." --- Kraken CEO: Exchange Won't Answer New York AG's Inquiry (141 points, 11 comments)
    5. Ready for work. (140 points, 69 comments)
    6. World Debt Hits Record $164 Trillion <-- That's WHY bitcoin. (133 points, 121 comments)
    7. Goldman Hires Head Cryptocurrency Trader (99 points, 4 comments)
    8. Chilean Anti-Monopoly Court Orders Banks To Re-Open Crypto Exchange’s Accounts (71 points, 3 comments)
    9. Hilarious: Lighting TESTNET app renamed Bitcoin Cash TESTNET!! (68 points, 23 comments)
    10. UNICEF Is Mining Crypto to Raise Funds for Children (65 points, 6 comments)
  57. 1381 points, 1 submission: girlpearl
    1. At the Gramatik show last night in Boston (1381 points, 63 comments)
  58. 1358 points, 3 submissions: zappadoing
    1. someone put a BTC-symbol on to the swiss federal bank! (1212 points, 84 comments)
    2. Bitcoin boosted as IMF boss Christine Lagarde praises cryptocurrency and suggests it could transform the way people save and invest (101 points, 8 comments)
    3. The Zurich bakery where you can't pay with cash (but bitcoins are fine) (45 points, 9 comments)
  59. 1337 points, 8 submissions: frankreddit5
    1. My daughter just informed me that someone told her "#Bitcoin is a worthless scheme" & that the US dollar has, quote, "one 'brick' of gold in a vault for every dollar there is."..There's so many things wrong with both of these statements that all I can do is sit here and facepalm (582 points, 184 comments)
    2. Here's my Bitcoin Starry Night art on Canvas! (250 points, 26 comments)
    3. I think it turned out sick! (whitepaper on metal) (122 points, 22 comments)
    4. It's funny to me when people say that #Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme or a bubble. The real ponzi scheme is the money system created by the Federal Reserve. And that's the real bubble, too. It's time for monetary reform; it's time for people to take back what is theirs. #BuyBitcoin (118 points, 39 comments)
    5. Argentina raises interest rates to 40% (80 points, 52 comments)
    6. my Satoshi Whitepaper art on 3/4" thick birch wood, treated with a high-gloss coating. (73 points, 16 comments)
    7. my Bitcoin Phoenix artwork (on metal) (70 points, 12 comments)
    8. my Bitcoin Astronaut art presented on a metal panel. It looks almost like an LCD TV in person! Image in comments. (42 points, 9 comments)
  60. 1200 points, 4 submissions: hodlerenfin
    1. Starting tomorrow Monday April 23, 2018 I will ask everywhere I spend my fiat, if they take Bitcoin even if I know they don’t. (609 points, 234 comments)
    2. Sad day today will be the last day we’ll see bitcoin below 9k.🙃 (275 points, 170 comments)
    3. Charlie Shrem on Twitter (162 points, 56 comments)
    4. I think at least everyday, wherever we spend fiat we should ask if they take Bitcoin. Even if we know they don’t. (154 points, 60 comments)
  61. 1196 points, 5 submissions: LegendsRoom
    1. Bitcoin dethroning Gold as a store of value. (349 points, 116 comments)
    2. Remember! with Banks, "only deposit what you can afford to lose!" (287 points, 121 comments)
    3. Remember! with Banks, "only deposit what you can afford to lose!" (287 points, 130 comments)
    4. Banking panic and chaos in UK, as customers locked out of accounts for 5 days running.. (155 points, 44 comments)
    5. UK Bank crippled, as customers panic, accounts emptied. (118 points, 41 comments)

Top Commenters

  1. TheBoyChris (2416 points, 4 comments)
  2. HODLTID (1954 points, 6 comments)
  3. Marcion_Sinope (1679 points, 303 comments)
  4. CONTROLurKEYS (1626 points, 204 comments)
  5. SuperGoxxer (1542 points, 284 comments)
  6. gonzobon (1428 points, 41 comments)
  7. technicallycorrect2 (1322 points, 29 comments)
  8. gbitg (1314 points, 4 comments)
  9. Bipolar_Chihuahua (1279 points, 3 comments)
  10. conv3rsion (1275 points, 1 comment)
  11. GolferRama (1167 points, 164 comments)
  12. HeyZeusChrist (1098 points, 51 comments)
  13. BCashBCashBTrash (1094 points, 381 comments)
  14. WhyDontYouTryIt (1019 points, 401 comments)
  15. jagan1355 (1016 points, 7 comments)
  16. HelloImRich (973 points, 50 comments)
  17. TheGreatMuffin (955 points, 141 comments)
  18. LegendsRoom (906 points, 59 comments)
  19. Kalin101 (859 points, 59 comments)
  20. Hanspanzer (845 points, 317 comments)
  21. TipToeTiger (797 points, 57 comments)
  22. themonkier (782 points, 16 comments)
  23. ducksauce88 (779 points, 179 comments)
  24. EMC2_trooper (762 points, 23 comments)
  25. Cryptolution (756 points, 223 comments)
  26. Timeforadrinkorthree (751 points, 3 comments)
  27. tranceology3 (750 points, 132 comments)
  28. biologischeavocado (741 points, 52 comments)
  29. MuD_D (740 points, 1 comment)
  30. BitcoinAlways (732 points, 286 comments)
  31. Explodicle (716 points, 246 comments)
  32. fenstabeemie (715 points, 1 comment)
  33. harreh (709 points, 1 comment)
  34. BashCo (669 points, 81 comments)
  35. zomgitsduke (654 points, 92 comments)
  36. bluethunder1985 (643 points, 124 comments)
  37. dontshillmexrp (643 points, 3 comments)
  38. jakesonwu (641 points, 90 comments)
  39. bitsteiner (639 points, 148 comments)
  40. eintnohick (627 points, 4 comments)
  41. devonthed00d (624 points, 8 comments)
  42. bitmaincash (623 points, 114 comments)
  43. fomotheclown (623 points, 114 comments)
  44. Black_RL (620 points, 15 comments)
  45. castorfromtheva (619 points, 24 comments)
  46. hsjoberg (612 points, 18 comments)
  47. pepe_le_shoe (602 points, 196 comments)
  48. a33b (602 points, 1 comment)
  49. inchhigh314 (597 points, 28 comments)
  50. Bitcoin_21 (577 points, 100 comments)
  51. Cykablast3r (571 points, 10 comments)
  52. bitusher (567 points, 87 comments)
  53. mustbemoney (564 points, 63 comments)
  54. typtyphus (562 points, 105 comments)
  55. gta3uzi (556 points, 145 comments)
  56. StopAndDecrypt (544 points, 80 comments)
  57. bossman-CT (542 points, 1 comment)
  58. IceColdInferno (534 points, 1 comment)
  59. outofofficeagain (532 points, 85 comments)
  60. fruitlessbanana (531 points, 9 comments)
  61. harrapino (526 points, 1 comment)
  62. suninabox (522 points, 159 comments)
  63. NimbleBodhi (511 points, 27 comments)
  64. pilotavery (508 points, 172 comments)
  65. Let_It_Steep (508 points, 5 comments)
  66. DeucesCracked (504 points, 71 comments)
  67. SpoekplumpeN (502 points, 142 comments)
  68. MrRGnome (498 points, 68 comments)
  69. Kanye_B_redpillin (497 points, 9 comments)
  70. robinwindy (495 points, 259 comments)
  71. absurdparadox (485 points, 8 comments)
  72. Iruwen (469 points, 57 comments)
  73. Bitcoin_Acolyte (459 points, 32 comments)
  74. ToddVonToddson (458 points, 1 comment)
  75. crptdv (450 points, 10 comments)
  76. djLyfeAlert (447 points, 83 comments)
  77. BucketSnail (443 points, 1 comment)
  78. BenTG (435 points, 5 comments)
  79. Mikeross14 (431 points, 39 comments)
  80. Utoko (429 points, 112 comments)
  81. LouisOfTokyo (428 points, 13 comments)
  82. pwuille (418 points, 17 comments)
  83. DartmouthBG (416 points, 26 comments)
  84. Natanael_L (411 points, 23 comments)
  85. flipsfordayz (410 points, 11 comments)
  86. raumi75 (408 points, 25 comments)
  87. boxhit (402 points, 27 comments)
  88. bluepuma90 (400 points, 3 comments)
  89. StoneHammers (391 points, 35 comments)
  90. AussieBitcoiner (390 points, 28 comments)
  91. TheRedStoner (385 points, 36 comments)
  92. 127fascination (384 points, 5 comments)
  93. PineappleFund (383 points, 4 comments)
  94. The-Physicist (382 points, 153 comments)
  95. BcashLoL (382 points, 137 comments)
  96. ketefocko (379 points, 1 comment)
  97. ThisIsABeginning (376 points, 22 comments)
  98. randiwulf (375 points, 6 comments)
  99. SpaceDuckTech (374 points, 66 comments)
  100. cdecker (373 points, 39 comments)

Top Submissions

  1. Whoever put this up deserves a medal by jrs0080 (22960 points, 320 comments)
  2. What a time to be alive! by ltc- (14748 points, 470 comments)
  3. Value is always in the eyes of the beholder by bitchari (10970 points, 554 comments)
  4. This is NOT OK. Upvote for visibility by InteractiveLedger (10913 points, 1557 comments)
  5. Farewell from the Pineapple Fund by PineappleFund (10876 points, 611 comments)
  6. I see it every day. by EMC2_trooper (10387 points, 296 comments)
  7. You knew this was coming... one of my faves last year by normcrypto (9081 points, 128 comments)
  8. exceedingly efficient by StoneHammers (7945 points, 207 comments)
  9. Sir this seat is reserved for people with disabilities... by joe4c (7663 points, 526 comments)
  10. It’s over 9000!!!!!! by Dark_Dantex (6865 points, 429 comments)

Top Comments

  1. 2313 points: TheBoyChris's comment in This is NOT OK. Upvote for visibility
  2. 1951 points: HODLTID's comment in Whoever put this up deserves a medal
  3. 1309 points: gbitg's comment in Value is always in the eyes of the beholder
  4. 1275 points: conv3rsion's comment in Farewell from the Pineapple Fund
  5. 1220 points: technicallycorrect2's comment in Amazon filed a patent to de-anonymize Bitcoin transactions and sell the data to law enforcement
  6. 1219 points: Bipolar_Chihuahua's comment in This is NOT OK. Upvote for visibility
  7. 1014 points: gonzobon's comment in exceedingly efficient
  8. 987 points: jagan1355's comment in This is NOT OK. Upvote for visibility
  9. 740 points: MuD_D's comment in The answer on Jeopardy today!
  10. 715 points: fenstabeemie's comment in Truth about Bitcoin mining
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Top 100 cryptocurrency coinmarket update 19th of March 2018

Details on : http://coincount.net
Rank Name Marketcap Price 24hr Volume Change 1 Bitcoin (BTC) $146,217,000,000 $8,564.6 $7,375,340,000 14.64% 2 Ethereum (ETH) $54,064,200,000 $545.455 $2,578,720,000 15.27% 3 Ripple (XRP) $26,858,800,000 $0.6747 $1,135,270,000 19.15% 4 Bitcoin Cash (BCH) $16,783,700,000 $980.456 $446,578,000 12.71% 5 Litecoin (LTC) $8,999,150,000 $160.541 $603,392,000 14.2% 6 Cardano (ADA) $4,528,600,000 $0.1719 $284,463,000 32.28% 7 NEO (NEO) $4,433,590,000 $67.5136 $321,654,000 27.48% 8 Stellar (XLM) $4,341,810,000 $0.2324 $107,847,000 37.37% 9 EOS (EOS) $3,947,000,000 $5.2642 $468,954,000 31.33% 11 Monero (XMR) $3,499,690,000 $219.161 $83,119,600 22.57% 12 Dash (DASH) $3,229,500,000 $404.424 $120,001,000 12.19% 13 NEM (XEM) $2,704,450,000 $0.2983 $82,472,000 27.79% 14 Tether (USDT) $2,225,340,000 $1.0188 $2,948,310,000 0.32% 15 TRON (TRX) $2,153,930,000 $0.0325 $175,831,000 33.93% 16 VeChain (VEN) $1,970,680,000 $3.839 $85,296,100 24.14% 17 Ethereum Classic (ETC) $1,783,040,000 $17.5686 $261,960,000 18.93% 18 Lisk (LSK) $1,324,640,000 $12.7746 $28,227,100 19.52% 19 Qtum (QTUM) $1,145,190,000 $15.2896 $218,689,000 32.45% 20 OmiseGO (OMG) $1,134,230,000 $11.0602 $45,373,900 27.02% 22 Bitcoin Gold (BTG) $1,049,780,000 $59.8078 $30,384,200 12.63% 23 Binance Coin (BNB) $882,119,000 $8.8251 $110,600,000 9.54% 24 Zcash (ZEC) $871,110,000 $247.296 $62,054,400 19.54% 25 ICON (ICX) $868,368,000 $2.235 $42,691,200 33.2% 26 DigixDAO (DGD) $711,542,000 $353.167 $28,528,300 18.02% 27 Populous (PPT) $588,586,000 $15.8555 $2,950,880 29.93% 28 Steem (STEEM) $504,267,000 $1.9588 $3,656,170 24.98% 29 Bytecoin (BCN) $479,339,000 $0.0026 $2,983,610 15.9% 30 Waves (WAVES) $476,827,000 $4.753 $21,457,300 19.09% 31 Verge (XVG) $463,103,000 $0.0313 $10,591,700 24.98% 32 Stratis (STRAT) $459,795,000 $4.6425 $11,235,100 27.29% 33 Maker (MKR) $423,103,000 $685.604 $637,774 16.32% 34 RChain (RHOC) $395,826,000 $1.0997 $640,049 23.58% 35 Status (SNT) $391,571,000 $0.1108 $152,767,000 41.5% 36 Dogecoin (DOGE) $387,918,000 $0.0033 $8,930,680 16.96% 37 BitShares (BTS) $387,338,000 $0.1425 $10,817,600 23.02% 38 Siacoin (SC) $385,526,000 $0.0116 $6,014,640 24.79% 39 Augur (REP) $382,953,000 $34.5643 $6,020,280 25% 39 Waltonchain (WTC) $674,504,000 $27.1232 $10,575,900 -0.36% 40 Decred (DCR) $368,279,000 $52.9141 $690,583 15.44% 41 Aeternity (AE) $353,993,000 $1.5141 $2,465,480 22.45% 42 Bytom (BTM) $334,857,000 $0.339 $17,027,000 18.57% 43 Waltonchain (WTC) $319,645,000 $12.9498 $6,143,240 24% 44 Aion (AION) $306,314,000 $2.8382 $13,492,300 43.06% 47 Komodo (KMD) $294,590,000 $2.825 $1,823,910 25.3% 48 Ardor (ARDR) $288,882,000 $0.2839 $3,982,930 25.31% 49 Ark (ARK) $280,347,000 $2.7188 $4,350,720 30.99% 50 Cryptonex (CNX) $263,667,000 $5.823 $194,684 15.01% 51 0x (ZRX) $239,333,000 $0.4595 $5,345,100 22.05% 52 MonaCoin (MONA) $237,317,000 $4.0372 $4,187,770 29.32% 53 KuCoin Shares (KCS) $235,284,000 $2.5836 $1,059,850 32.58% 54 Hshare (HSR) $232,704,000 $5.4985 $17,172,000 15.38% 55 Electroneum (ETN) $226,884,000 $0.0349 $2,278,000 33.66% 56 DigiByte (DGB) $222,160,000 $0.0222 $2,283,980 28.99% 57 Veritaseum (VERI) $220,573,000 $106.865 $476,604 19.68% 58 PIVX (PIVX) $205,068,000 $3.6147 $1,882,650 19.92% 59 Basic Attention Token (BAT) $202,966,000 $0.2027 $4,668,410 24.07% 60 Syscoin (SYS) $199,579,000 $0.3766 $1,502,540 22.1% 61 Factom (FCT) $198,395,000 $22.5777 $3,637,440 11.55% 62 Gas (GAS) $197,827,000 $19.896 $5,909,000 27.42% 63 Revain (R) $196,209,000 $1.0552 $10,167,600 20.61% 64 Dragonchain (DRGN) $192,263,000 $0.8118 $2,745,090 47.09% 65 Golem (GNT) $188,201,000 $0.2247 $6,750,640 17.6% 66 QASH (QASH) $185,747,000 $0.5298 $4,523,100 21.47% 67 FunFair (FUN) $176,085,000 $0.0379 $1,552,210 24.49% 68 Loopring (LRC) $175,924,000 $0.3065 $1,646,960 20.31% 70 Nebulas (NAS) $168,654,000 $4.7456 $7,981,690 18.61% 71 GXChain (GXS) $161,499,000 $2.5303 $3,839,490 20.6% 72 ZCoin (XZC) $154,036,000 $35.3936 $1,342,890 16.34% 74 ReddCoin (RDD) $149,302,000 $0.0051 $5,354,510 25.99% 75 Emercoin (EMC) $147,586,000 $3.583 $906,214 9.4% 75 GXShares (GXS) $190,208,000 $3.1557 $5,786,150 -11.5% 76 Kyber Network (KNC) $147,133,000 $1.0867 $5,862,080 26.07% 77 aelf (ELF) $139,030,000 $0.5527 $27,003,500 18.75% 78 Kin (KIN) $137,355,000 $0.0002 $426,587 17.47% 79 MaidSafeCoin (MAID) $137,327,000 $0.2913 $923,827 22.17% 80 SALT (SALT) $137,158,000 $2.4601 $5,465,520 17.51% 82 Byteball Bytes (GBYTE) $135,224,000 $209.05 $441,626 24.55% 83 Particl (PART) $133,656,000 $14.9764 $320,456 18.14% 84 Nxt (NXT) $132,863,000 $0.1315 $2,286,520 16.46% 85 Dentacoin (DCN) $132,652,000 $0.0003 $125,269 12.42% 86 ChainLink (LINK) $130,693,000 $0.3724 $9,385,840 21.88% 87 Power Ledger (POWR) $127,536,000 $0.3478 $6,915,290 25.08% 88 SmartCash (SMART) $126,791,000 $0.1557 $149,416 13.4% 89 Bancor (BNT) $119,495,000 $2.9607 $6,688,590 15.32% 90 Cindicator (CND) $118,806,000 $0.0808 $15,291,100 27.32% 91 Request Network (REQ) $117,893,000 $0.1764 $3,857,230 30.33% 92 TenX (PAY) $117,510,000 $1.1161 $6,464,430 9.39% 93 Polymath (POLY) $116,767,000 $0.4851 $1,808,730 23.45% 94 Nexus (NXS) $115,930,000 $2.0169 $1,771,660 21.54% 95 Neblio (NEBL) $113,102,000 $8.7147 $11,532,400 23.48% 96 Iconomi (ICN) $106,296,000 $1.0627 $1,180,760 17.04% 97 Dent (DENT) $105,215,000 $0.0099 $1,749,930 37.18% 98 Enigma (ENG) $103,442,000 $1.3756 $6,793,160 29.01% 99 Bitcore (BTX) $103,103,000 $8.4375 $2,389,730 14.56% 100 MinexCoin (MNX) $101,669,000 $29.1208 $208,848 5.96% 101 Genesis Vision (GVT) $100,818,000 $26.9203 $12,739,600 30.53%
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Coincount - Market Capitalization march 2018

Crypcurrency market rebound. more on: http://www.coincount.net
Rank Name Marketcap Price 24hr volume Change
1 Bitcoin (BTC) $146,217,000,000 $8,564.6 $7,375,340,000 14.64%
2 Ethereum (ETH) $54,064,200,000 $545.455 $2,578,720,000 15.27%
3 Ripple (XRP) $26,858,800,000 $0.6747 $1,135,270,000 19.15%
4 Bitcoin Cash (BCH) $16,783,700,000 $980.456 $446,578,000 12.71%
5 Litecoin (LTC) $8,999,150,000 $160.541 $603,392,000 14.2%
6 Cardano (ADA) $4,528,600,000 $0.1719 $284,463,000 32.28%
7 NEO (NEO) $4,433,590,000 $67.5136 $321,654,000 27.48%
8 Stellar (XLM) $4,341,810,000 $0.2324 $107,847,000 37.37%
9 EOS (EOS) $3,947,000,000 $5.2642 $468,954,000 31.33%
11 Monero (XMR) $3,499,690,000 $219.161 $83,119,600 22.57%
12 Dash (DASH) $3,229,500,000 $404.424 $120,001,000 12.19%
13 NEM (XEM) $2,704,450,000 $0.2983 $82,472,000 27.79%
14 Tether (USDT) $2,225,340,000 $1.0188 $2,948,310,000 0.32%
15 TRON (TRX) $2,153,930,000 $0.0325 $175,831,000 33.93%
16 VeChain (VEN) $1,970,680,000 $3.839 $85,296,100 24.14%
17 Ethereum Classic (ETC) $1,783,040,000 $17.5686 $261,960,000 18.93%
18 Lisk (LSK) $1,324,640,000 $12.7746 $28,227,100 19.52%
19 Qtum (QTUM) $1,145,190,000 $15.2896 $218,689,000 32.45%
20 OmiseGO (OMG) $1,134,230,000 $11.0602 $45,373,900 27.02%
22 Bitcoin Gold (BTG) $1,049,780,000 $59.8078 $30,384,200 12.63%
23 Binance Coin (BNB) $882,119,000 $8.8251 $110,600,000 9.54%
24 Zcash (ZEC) $871,110,000 $247.296 $62,054,400 19.54%
25 ICON (ICX) $868,368,000 $2.235 $42,691,200 33.2%
26 DigixDAO (DGD) $711,542,000 $353.167 $28,528,300 18.02%
27 Populous (PPT) $588,586,000 $15.8555 $2,950,880 29.93%
28 Steem (STEEM) $504,267,000 $1.9588 $3,656,170 24.98%
29 Bytecoin (BCN) $479,339,000 $0.0026 $2,983,610 15.9%
30 Waves (WAVES) $476,827,000 $4.753 $21,457,300 19.09%
31 Verge (XVG) $463,103,000 $0.0313 $10,591,700 24.98%
32 Stratis (STRAT) $459,795,000 $4.6425 $11,235,100 27.29%
33 Maker (MKR) $423,103,000 $685.604 $637,774 16.32%
34 RChain (RHOC) $395,826,000 $1.0997 $640,049 23.58%
35 Status (SNT) $391,571,000 $0.1108 $152,767,000 41.5%
36 Dogecoin (DOGE) $387,918,000 $0.0033 $8,930,680 16.96%
37 BitShares (BTS) $387,338,000 $0.1425 $10,817,600 23.02%
38 Siacoin (SC) $385,526,000 $0.0116 $6,014,640 24.79%
39 Augur (REP) $382,953,000 $34.5643 $6,020,280 25%
39 Waltonchain (WTC) $674,504,000 $27.1232 $10,575,900 -0.36%
40 Decred (DCR) $368,279,000 $52.9141 $690,583 15.44%
41 Aeternity (AE) $353,993,000 $1.5141 $2,465,480 22.45%
42 Bytom (BTM) $334,857,000 $0.339 $17,027,000 18.57%
43 Waltonchain (WTC) $319,645,000 $12.9498 $6,143,240 24%
44 Aion (AION) $306,314,000 $2.8382 $13,492,300 43.06%
47 Komodo (KMD) $294,590,000 $2.825 $1,823,910 25.3%
48 Ardor (ARDR) $288,882,000 $0.2839 $3,982,930 25.31%
49 Ark (ARK) $280,347,000 $2.7188 $4,350,720 30.99%
50 Cryptonex (CNX) $263,667,000 $5.823 $194,684 15.01%
51 0x (ZRX) $239,333,000 $0.4595 $5,345,100 22.05%
52 MonaCoin (MONA) $237,317,000 $4.0372 $4,187,770 29.32%
53 KuCoin Shares (KCS) $235,284,000 $2.5836 $1,059,850 32.58%
54 Hshare (HSR) $232,704,000 $5.4985 $17,172,000 15.38%
55 Electroneum (ETN) $226,884,000 $0.0349 $2,278,000 33.66%
56 DigiByte (DGB) $222,160,000 $0.0222 $2,283,980 28.99%
57 Veritaseum (VERI) $220,573,000 $106.865 $476,604 19.68%
58 PIVX (PIVX) $205,068,000 $3.6147 $1,882,650 19.92%
59 Basic Attention Token (BAT) $202,966,000 $0.2027 $4,668,410 24.07%
60 Syscoin (SYS) $199,579,000 $0.3766 $1,502,540 22.1%
61 Factom (FCT) $198,395,000 $22.5777 $3,637,440 11.55%
62 Gas (GAS) $197,827,000 $19.896 $5,909,000 27.42%
63 Revain (R) $196,209,000 $1.0552 $10,167,600 20.61%
64 Dragonchain (DRGN) $192,263,000 $0.8118 $2,745,090 47.09%
65 Golem (GNT) $188,201,000 $0.2247 $6,750,640 17.6%
66 QASH (QASH) $185,747,000 $0.5298 $4,523,100 21.47%
67 FunFair (FUN) $176,085,000 $0.0379 $1,552,210 24.49%
68 Loopring (LRC) $175,924,000 $0.3065 $1,646,960 20.31%
70 Nebulas (NAS) $168,654,000 $4.7456 $7,981,690 18.61%
71 GXChain (GXS) $161,499,000 $2.5303 $3,839,490 20.6%
72 ZCoin (XZC) $154,036,000 $35.3936 $1,342,890 16.34%
74 ReddCoin (RDD) $149,302,000 $0.0051 $5,354,510 25.99%
75 Emercoin (EMC) $147,586,000 $3.583 $906,214 9.4%
75 GXShares (GXS) $190,208,000 $3.1557 $5,786,150 -11.5%
76 Kyber Network (KNC) $147,133,000 $1.0867 $5,862,080 26.07%
77 aelf (ELF) $139,030,000 $0.5527 $27,003,500 18.75%
78 Kin (KIN) $137,355,000 $0.0002 $426,587 17.47%
79 MaidSafeCoin (MAID) $137,327,000 $0.2913 $923,827 22.17%
80 SALT (SALT) $137,158,000 $2.4601 $5,465,520 17.51%
82 Byteball Bytes (GBYTE) $135,224,000 $209.05 $441,626 24.55%
83 Particl (PART) $133,656,000 $14.9764 $320,456 18.14%
84 Nxt (NXT) $132,863,000 $0.1315 $2,286,520 16.46%
85 Dentacoin (DCN) $132,652,000 $0.0003 $125,269 12.42%
86 ChainLink (LINK) $130,693,000 $0.3724 $9,385,840 21.88%
87 Power Ledger (POWR) $127,536,000 $0.3478 $6,915,290 25.08%
88 SmartCash (SMART) $126,791,000 $0.1557 $149,416 13.4%
89 Bancor (BNT) $119,495,000 $2.9607 $6,688,590 15.32%
90 Cindicator (CND) $118,806,000 $0.0808 $15,291,100 27.32%
91 Request Network (REQ) $117,893,000 $0.1764 $3,857,230 30.33%
92 TenX (PAY) $117,510,000 $1.1161 $6,464,430 9.39%
93 Polymath (POLY) $116,767,000 $0.4851 $1,808,730 23.45%
94 Nexus (NXS) $115,930,000 $2.0169 $1,771,660 21.54%
95 Neblio (NEBL) $113,102,000 $8.7147 $11,532,400 23.48%
96 Iconomi (ICN) $106,296,000 $1.0627 $1,180,760 17.04%
97 Dent (DENT) $105,215,000 $0.0099 $1,749,930 37.18%
98 Enigma (ENG) $103,442,000 $1.3756 $6,793,160 29.01%
99 Bitcore (BTX) $103,103,000 $8.4375 $2,389,730 14.56%
100 MinexCoin (MNX) $101,669,000 $29.1208 $208,848 5.96%
101 Genesis Vision (GVT) $100,818,000 $26.9203 $12,739,600 30.53%
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op 100 cryptocurrency coinmarket update 20th of March 2018

Top 100 Coins perfomance 20th march 2018
1 Bitcoin (BTC) $145,174,000,000 $8,518.84 $6,292,950,000 1.15%
2 Ethereum (ETH) $53,069,300,000 $536.363 $1,867,430,000 -0.28%
3 Ripple (XRP) $27,264,800,000 $0.6799 $1,004,670,000 3.48%
4 Bitcoin Cash (BCH) $17,125,200,000 $1,000.32 $450,700,000 3.34%
5 Litecoin (LTC) $8,952,470,000 $160.239 $458,747,000 1.36%
6 Cardano (ADA) $4,961,660,000 $0.1865 $297,041,000 11.71%
7 Stellar (XLM) $4,657,650,000 $0.2476 $85,096,200 9.28%
8 NEO (NEO) $4,620,640,000 $70.7125 $255,890,000 6.01%
9 EOS (EOS) $4,368,840,000 $5.7918 $808,839,000 15.97%
11 Monero (XMR) $3,378,390,000 $211.888 $58,938,700 -0.84%
12 Dash (DASH) $3,203,980,000 $400.782 $101,154,000 1.89%
13 NEM (XEM) $2,868,790,000 $0.3136 $327,879,000 9.32%
14 Tether (USDT) $2,218,800,000 $1.014 $2,503,370,000 0.18%
15 TRON (TRX) $2,178,380,000 $0.0331 $175,847,000 3.55%
16 Ethereum Classic (ETC) $2,049,490,000 $20.0941 $457,358,000 17.02%
17 VeChain (VEN) $1,882,050,000 $3.6079 $86,054,400 -3.93%
18 Qtum (QTUM) $1,533,590,000 $20.2993 $729,863,000 35.43%
19 Lisk (LSK) $1,340,610,000 $12.9124 $25,445,600 3.73%
20 OmiseGO (OMG) $1,154,220,000 $11.2149 $42,867,000 5.08%
21 Bitcoin Gold (BTG) $1,096,640,000 $62.9928 $46,590,700 6.05%
23 Binance Coin (BNB) $877,331,000 $8.8383 $90,583,200 0.3%
24 Zcash (ZEC) $869,790,000 $245.949 $53,127,400 2.63%
25 ICON (ICX) $863,200,000 $2.2241 $39,447,000 2.65%
26 DigixDAO (DGD) $690,992,000 $344.796 $24,905,000 -1.42%
27 Populous (PPT) $559,027,000 $15.0348 $1,719,970 -0.56%
28 Steem (STEEM) $550,302,000 $2.1088 $7,494,460 11.87%
29 Bytecoin (BCN) $489,317,000 $0.0026 $2,394,800 4.32%
30 Waves (WAVES) $488,377,000 $4.8726 $21,186,000 4.9%
31 Stratis (STRAT) $473,553,000 $4.7633 $9,506,170 6.01%
32 Verge (XVG) $459,982,000 $0.0311 $8,598,160 2.71%
33 Maker (MKR) $426,295,000 $688.859 $571,150 1.76%
34 BitShares (BTS) $404,139,000 $0.1528 $11,184,700 8.4%
35 RChain (RHOC) $400,351,000 $1.11 $705,201 3.19%
36 Dogecoin (DOGE) $395,223,000 $0.0034 $7,509,100 4.21%
37 Status (SNT) $393,949,000 $0.1113 $85,921,800 1.52%
38 Siacoin (SC) $387,172,000 $0.0117 $4,038,290 2.98%
39 Waltonchain (WTC) $674,504,000 $27.1232 $10,575,900 -0.36%
39 Aeternity (AE) $372,747,000 $1.6079 $4,084,550 7.38%
40 Augur (REP) $371,830,000 $33.5019 $6,489,550 1.69%
41 Decred (DCR) $355,939,000 $50.4461 $521,069 -1.31%
42 Bytom (BTM) $338,630,000 $0.342 $14,541,500 3.01%
44 Waltonchain (WTC) $317,897,000 $12.9789 $5,465,480 3.34%
46 Aion (AION) $300,424,000 $2.6599 $10,932,500 -3.05%
47 Komodo (KMD) $299,955,000 $2.8449 $3,351,450 4.99%
48 Ardor (ARDR) $291,849,000 $0.2848 $4,194,710 2.6%
49 Ark (ARK) $282,099,000 $2.762 $3,690,570 4.66%
50 Cryptonex (CNX) $265,883,000 $5.8766 $186,125 2.54%
51 Hshare (HSR) $265,306,000 $6.0925 $22,183,700 16.09%
52 0x (ZRX) $251,657,000 $0.4849 $4,317,240 7.32%
53 KuCoin Shares (KCS) $249,752,000 $2.7952 $882,806 8.88%
54 MonaCoin (MONA) $228,294,000 $3.8749 $2,427,400 -1.54%
55 DigiByte (DGB) $219,947,000 $0.0218 $1,791,010 2.28%
56 Electroneum (ETN) $216,655,000 $0.0333 $1,420,820 -2.14%
57 Gas (GAS) $213,004,000 $21.3782 $5,822,860 10.63%
58 PIVX (PIVX) $211,009,000 $3.7356 $2,077,440 5.6%
59 Veritaseum (VERI) $210,832,000 $102.326 $350,523 -1.14%
60 Dragonchain (DRGN) $205,619,000 $0.8688 $2,293,720 10.94%
61 Basic Attention Token (BAT) $204,554,000 $0.205 $4,442,000 4.61%
62 Syscoin (SYS) $202,646,000 $0.3804 $1,426,610 4.3%
63 Revain (R) $200,759,000 $1.082 $7,580,270 4.59%
64 Factom (FCT) $198,309,000 $22.201 $1,450,860 1.86%
66 Golem (GNT) $191,391,000 $0.2293 $7,218,490 3.65%
67 QASH (QASH) $186,118,000 $0.5311 $3,967,120 1.5%
68 Loopring (LRC) $185,785,000 $0.3246 $1,996,390 8.38%
69 Nebulas (NAS) $180,423,000 $5.0785 $8,043,030 8.73%
70 FunFair (FUN) $179,183,000 $0.0388 $2,178,230 3.73%
71 Kyber Network (KNC) $165,258,000 $1.2309 $6,494,700 16.73%
72 ZCoin (XZC) $159,893,000 $36.6722 $1,627,750 6.53%
73 GXChain (GXS) $158,182,000 $2.6301 $4,223,870 -3.4%
74 ReddCoin (RDD) $155,938,000 $0.0055 $7,233,250 6.29%
75 GXShares (GXS) $190,208,000 $3.1557 $5,786,150 -11.5%
76 Emercoin (EMC) $150,496,000 $3.5938 $789,136 3.1%
77 aelf (ELF) $146,128,000 $0.5844 $24,913,300 7.04%
78 MaidSafeCoin (MAID) $138,461,000 $0.3008 $1,113,210 3.78%
79 SALT (SALT) $136,988,000 $2.4452 $6,500,920 1.44%
80 Kin (KIN) $136,787,000 $0.0002 $316,486 3.12%
81 Nxt (NXT) $136,747,000 $0.136 $2,693,520 4.88%
82 Particl (PART) $135,459,000 $15.1502 $287,312 5.78%
83 Power Ledger (POWR) $133,873,000 $0.3643 $8,910,840 7.83%
85 Dentacoin (DCN) $132,627,000 $0.0003 $195,013 -2.63%
86 ChainLink (LINK) $131,510,000 $0.3759 $8,610,700 1.69%
87 Byteball Bytes (GBYTE) $129,512,000 $200.155 $480,058 -2.77%
88 Request Network (REQ) $129,451,000 $0.1947 $7,174,760 13.38%
89 SmartCash (SMART) $119,886,000 $0.1475 $114,527 -3.87%
90 TenX (PAY) $119,381,000 $1.1415 $5,152,160 4.27%
91 Bancor (BNT) $119,085,000 $2.9037 $6,019,000 1.1%
92 Neblio (NEBL) $117,273,000 $8.877 $10,098,700 4.57%
93 Cindicator (CND) $114,432,000 $0.079 $14,770,500 0.5%
94 Nexus (NXS) $113,038,000 $2.0008 $1,920,160 -0.3%
95 Polymath (POLY) $112,523,000 $0.4684 $1,213,810 -1.06%
96 Enigma (ENG) $111,555,000 $1.4876 $6,909,540 11.28%
97 Dent (DENT) $109,438,000 $0.01 $1,756,040 6.86%
98 MinexCoin (MNX) $109,222,000 $31.267 $141,749 7.96%
99 Iconomi (ICN) $107,057,000 $1.0613 $1,219,670 2.74%
100 Storj (STORJ) $100,847,000 $0.7472 $8,747,500 3.61%
101 SIRIN LABS Token (SRN) $97,178,400 $0.4216 $7,869,100 0.69%
102 Genesis Vision (GVT) $96,817,300 $25.8481 $11,943,500 -1.51%
104 BitcoinDark (BTCD) $95,376,400 $70.7604 $160,144 0.99%
105 Decentraland (MANA) $94,098,000 $0.0904 $8,914,520 8.04%
106 Bitcore (BTX) $93,799,900 $7.533 $2,444,080 -7.45%
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