Hashed Plutus (Crypto Signals, Technical Analysis, Education and News)
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Analysing the past to capitalize the future.
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Why don't you come up with a hot cam? I have already signed up for the first time, and I have reached TP1 and finished it. The possibility of additional ascent was increased by making beekeeping at a pretty decent volume However, it has not yet broken the major resistance section, so it has not yet concluded any short entries yet. You need to be careful because the risk is quite higher than before, and if you break the long entry, you will be able to set up motion reporting later.
Holy trend
How did I miss on this trend for so damn long? We complicate things so much that we forget the basics can help us sail effortlessly. An extremely simple combination of SMAs could do something that the complex Komu clouds failed to express.

The chart is quite simple and easy to understand. Watchout for entries and grab that long.

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📨 Hashed News Update

👨🏽💻 Big four accountant PwC has found that cryptocurrency exchange WEX is linked to Iranian ransomware operators.
via CoinDesk

🏦 Cryptocurrency challenger bank BlockFi that is custodied by Gemini has launched accounts that pay interest in Bitcoin.
via Forbes

💠 Switzerland’s largest stock exchange has launched an Ethereum-backed exchange-traded product (ETP).
via
Bitcoin.com

👀 Blockchain surveillance firm Chainalysis has stated that it neither collects nor sells user personal data.
via Cointelegraph

👩‍⚖️ 1Broker, a platform for buying financial derivatives with Bitcoin, has settled two lawsuits with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
via The Block
Binance coin has boomed past all our expectations and seems to be popping in everyone's wallet. You were informed. Here at @hashedplutus you were aware this is gonna happen. No it's time you start taking your profits. I might be miserably wrong here but remember to be fearful when others get greedy. Look for these key levels which we might see soon. The shill can't drive it for ever. DEX is a catalyst but I would still be cautious and lock in some portions.
$Steem

Golden cross succesful on our 12HR time frame as expansion continues 👊

Mainnet in two weeks

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Okay a kick ass chart for scalping XBTUSD coming up. Stay tuned
🔥 Hot Off The Press News, explained! 📰

Today, the European Central Bank (ECB) said that it will not raise interest rates in the eurozone before 2020, confirming what many in the markets already expected. Alongside the rates decision, the central bank also announced the creation of a fresh series of so-called targeted longer-term refinancing operations, better known as TLTROs.

The TLTROs are Eurosystem operations that provide financing to credit institutions for periods of up to four years. They offer long-term funding at attractive conditions to banks in order to further ease private sector credit conditions and stimulate bank lending to the real economy. The TLTROs, therefore, reinforce the ECB’s current accommodative monetary policy stance and strengthen the transmission of monetary policy by further incentivising bank lending to the real economy.

But (of course, there is a but), Italian and Spanish banks currently hold 56 percent of the 724 billion euros still outstanding from previous TLTROs. Some policymakers say this suggests the facility is directed at particular countries rather than the euro zone as a whole.

By contrast, banks in northern Europe with excess cash have to pay to park their funds overnight at the ECB. As the current TLTRO loans are already an extension of a previous facility, some argue that banks are too reliant as it is on ECB funding and that a new loan will not do much to wean them off central bank cash.

So what does this have to do with cryptocurrencies ?

Theoretically, the blockchain technology behind bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is a threat to the existence of major financial firms such as the ECB. Blockchain eliminates the need for a third-party intermediary like a bank by creating an instant, permanent and secure record of transactions.

It is one of the most secure technologies that has ever been developed which means it can be profoundly useful in preventing money laundering and fraud. Every instance of transferred funds is recorded on the blockchain, meaning that, essentially, a flow of money can be tracked at any stage, making it extremely difficult for criminals to use cryptocurrencies as a means of laundering dirty money (and people still calling Bitcoin a laundery coin, while FINRA dished out a $10 million fine on Dec. 26 for failures to comply with AML legislation for banks, but that aside).

In a fully decentralized monetary system, there is no central authority that regulates the monetary base such as the ECB. Instead, currency is created by nodes of a peer-to-peer network. The Bitcoin generation algorithm defines, in advance, how currency will be created and at what rate. This has much more benefits compared to a centralized monetary system such as the Euro.

A few examples:

• A bank-less currency is free of national monetary policies. For residents of countries that have destabilized fiat currencies, a decentralized currency can serve as a stabilizing agent and an alternative. Also, as in example of Europe, banks in northern Europe with excess cash do not have to be subject to for example Italian and Spanish banks.

• A decentralized currency insulates customers from bank failures and collapses, as well as exuberant bank fees and aggressive bank policies such as these TLTROs from the ECB.

• Payments are borderless, allowing for seamless and cheap international payments despite current limits on transnational fiat payments. This, creating bigger economical and financial coöperations with more country's.

• The only requirement for using decentralized currencies is the ability to obtain and use a wallet. This makes decentralized currencies attractive to the underbanked/unbanked populations. This also imidiently creates a more economical stable area, for example Africa.

• And the most important regarding to this news: decentralized currencies are immune to inflation or deflation, which the ECB wants to artificially archieve by serving out loans: Monetary Inflation.