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Here, at Buxcoins, we take the privacy of each user pretty seriously. All transactions made using BUX are completely anonymous, providing users with complete privacy like never before.
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Buxcoin is a decentralized, peer to peer cryptocurrency that runs on a private blockchain. It’s a secure digital currency that is operated by a network (blockchain) of independent nodes. All transactions on the network are confirmed by distributed consensus, and the records on the network are immutable and irreversible.

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Dear Members,

Buxcoin is now added to coingecko.com and moving forward all our members can see the price, volume etc. Coingecko is similar to coinmarketcap which shows complete trading history of a coin.

As you can see we are working hard towards lisitng our coin on world top sites for traders and outside community to come and buy thus creating DEMAND for Buxcoin. This will in turn help our coin to grow gradually in the crypto world.

There is lot more news to share and we assure you that Buxcoin will soon be counted as fastest moving crypto assest in crypto world. I request you all to write positive comment on the site where Buxcoin and cashfinex get listed to push through the ladder of success.

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Bitcoin (BTC) is known as the first open-source, peer-to-peer, digital cryptocurrency that was developed and released by a group of unknown independent programmers named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008. Cryptocoin doesn’t have any centralized server used for its issuing, transactions and storing, as it uses a distributed network public database technology named blockchain, which requires an electronic signature and is supported by a proof-of-work protocol to provide the security and legitimacy of money transactions. The issuing of Bitcoin is done by users with mining capabilities and is limited to 21 million coins. Currently, Bitcoin’s market cap surpasses $138 billion and this is the most popular kind of digital currency. Buying and selling cryptocurrency is available through special Bitcoin exchange platforms or ATMs.
What’s at stake?


This new wave of development offers an opportunity to correct course. However, if organizations in a rush to act first don’t learn from the past, the technology faces several existential threats:

Risks to users.

The world has learned the hard way that bottom-line protections for users need to be considered at the outset of product design, especially when it comes to data. Blockchain’s properties as a foundational technology make these considerations particularly important, given the harm and follow-on effects that can come from potential breaches.


Potential for transformational change can be undermined.

Those with sophisticated knowledge may have the opportunity to exploit their advantages – whether to intentionally harm consumers or to suppress the market through anti-competitive actions. This behavior weakens the very premise of decentralization, which was initiated to provide censorship-resistance, privacy and a level playing field for entrants.


Widening existing gaps.


Transformation is most likely to happen in places that can leapfrog, like high-growth economies. Despite talk of the potential for financial inclusion, if not designed carefully, blockchain can lead to the further exclusion and exploitation of vulnerable populations.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple meet the ultimate resistance

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Markets:
BTC/USD pair is exchanging hands at $9,765 after a bearish Asian session on Monday. There was a struggle over the weekend to break that barrier at $10,000. However, increased volatility levels and the demoralized bulls saw Bitcoin price fall to levels under $9,600. An intraday low of $9,591 has been hit on the day followed by a minor recovery falling short of the resistance at $9,800.


The ETH/USD pair closed the week above $275, which was a positive gesture as many analysts had predicted a smooth sail towards $300. Unfortunately, the ride above $280 remained a pipe dream as Ethereum price plunged to $266.01 (intraday low). At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading at $268 after losing 2.56% of its value on the day.

XRP/USD, on the other hand, is teetering 3.61% lower on Monday. Attempts to advance towards $0.30 failed short of $0.28. An intraday high of $0.2851 marked the end of the journey north. Meanwhile, support at $0.27 remains intact with sideways trading in the range between $0.27 and $0.28 likely to take over.
Among the top 100 cryptocurrencies the worst hit coins include Ethereum Classic $9.41 (-4.07), EOS $4.23 (3.84%), NEO $13.86 (-3.57%), Litecoin 76.66 (3.94%), Bitcoin Cash $390.05 (3.26%), Monero $83.02 (-2.89%) and Bitcoin Gold $10.26 (-2.2%).