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Fenbushi-NEO Partnership Spell Doom For Crypto Public Addresses: NEO Technical Analysis

Fenbushi-neo partnership spell doom for crypto public addresses: neo technical analysis

Fenbushi-NEO Partnership Spell Doom For Crypto Public Addresses: NEO Technical Analysis

It’s a wholesale market slide and NEO is no exception. In fact it’s out of the top 10 following Tron market cap increment. Relative to other coins, NEO is down 15 percent for the week but reflective of higher highs in the last few days, it is recovering losses.

In my view, I expect NEO prices to appreciate especially if we see a strong bullish break out above $70. From there, NEO buyers can aim for $90. If not, any break below May 11 lows at $55 would likely usher in bears that might drive prices back to $40.

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It’s irrefutable that bitcoin dominance is the crypto market Achilles’ heel. Its swings not only destabilize altcoins current trends but shifts in capital often cause drastic value erosion due to increased volatility. The only thing that we can now seek solace is its decreasing dominance. Back in Q3 2017, bitcoin controlled more than 50 percent of all cryptocurrency transaction but as value was found in other better alternatives as proponents put it, its dominance now stands at around 35 percent. That is cool as we are constantly seeking for balance in this sphere.

Now, on the fundamental front, NEO has been doing a wonderful job. There European Tour can be said was successful especially when it comes to branding and creating that awareness. It needs to lose that “Chinese Ethereum” tag because for sure, NEO is a coin on its own. This is there reason why we are seeing some fruitful partnership since the beginning of the month.

To begin with, there is a new partnership between Fenbushi Capital and NEO via its subsidiaries: NEO Global Capital (NGC) and Name Service Project (NNS). The former is the investment arm of NEO while the latter is a project relying on the NEO blockchain that aims to replace those long wallet addresses with words or phrases. The new alliance shall allow users in the future to use .neo domains instead of cumbersome, hard to remember public addresses to facilitate transfers.

NEO Technical Analysis

Weekly Chart

Neo technical analysis

NEO Weekly Chart by Trading View

Of course, depending on where your money is at-long or short, it’s likely that bears would drive prices lower today. That’s when we consider a top down approach where it seems bears are in charge both the weekly and monthly charts.

Our technical point of concern is that attempted swing in momentum as that stochastic buy signal shows in the weekly chart. Then again, in the last two weeks after week ending April 29 retest of the middle BB, the follow through bear candlesticks are low in volumes.

Yes, prices are lower but participation rate is low. Volumes peaked at 2.15 million and despite those long bear candlesticks, last week candlestick ended up with 1.35 million. We can say this is a long covering as supply is low and because of this, I remain neutral with a short to medium term bullish skew.

Daily Chart

Neo technical analysis

NEO Daily Chart by Trading View

First, it’s clear that by May 12, there was a NEO under valuation after that whole candlestick close below the lower BB. As undervaluation trades dictate, a recovery was inevitable and that’s exactly what has been happening in the past few days.

We have those nice higher highs signaling bullish pressure trending within May 11 high low. Because of this, I recommend buys with stops at $55. On the other hand, conservatives should wait for a clear up thrust and breach of $70 before initiating trades. Otherwise, any drop below $55 would definitely invalidate this trade.

Published at Tue, 15 May 2018 00:01:41 +0000

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The Birth of BCH: The First Crazy Days of “Bitcoin Cash”

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August 1 saw the birth of a brand-new cryptocurrency: “Bitcoin Cash,” sometimes referred to as “Bcash” and using the currency tickers “BCH” or “BCC.” bitcoin Cash shares a history with bitcoin, but yesterday it forked off to form its own blockchain and currency.

Here’s the story so far.

The Fork

bitcoin Cash, initially defined by the Bitcoin ABC software implementation, was set to fork on August 1 at 12:20 p.m. UTC. Though in reality, because of how bitcoin nodes measure time, the actual fork happened a little bit later.

Starting right when bitcoin block 478,558 was found around 12:35 p.m. UTC, bitcoin miners and bitcoin Cash miners started looking for a different kind of block, each following their own protocol. Unsurprisingly, a bitcoin miner was the first to find one, marking the first block that was rejected by all bitcoin Cash nodes. This effectively realized the “split,” even though no new bitcoin Cash block had yet been found.

Since there weren’t very many bitcoin Cash miners on a network that did maintain bitcoin’s mining difficulty requirements, this first BCH block did not come fast. It took almost six hours, at about 6:15 p.m. UTC, until Chinese mining pool ViaBTC found the first bitcoin Cash block. This, for many, made the “split” official.

At the time of writing, the fork seems to be more or less successful, depending on how “success” is defined in this context. While there were some concerns about the peer-to-peer network — bitcoin ABC nodes initially appeared unable to reach one another — these problems have seemed to resolve over time. And safety precautions like replay protection and wipeout protection seem to be enforced as well.

That said, infrastructure support for BCH is still very limited. Very few wallets and other bitcoin services have adopted the new cryptocurrency so far — this could of course change in the (near) future.

Hash Power Issues

The bigger problem is probably that hash power on the bitcoin Cash chain started out low and has remained low. As a result, confirmation times are extremely slow, often taking hours.

This should improve over time, especially because bitcoin Cash implemented a new difficulty algorithm designed to adjust back to normal faster. However, even with this algorithm, it could take weeks before blocks are found at typical ten-minute block intervals.

Additionally, this difficulty adjustment algorithm could incentivize odd miner behavior. It has been speculated, for example, that miners intentionally mined no blocks for over 12 hours today, as that would help them get back to normal faster. And, notably, similar incentives would exist even once difficulty readjusts to normal on the bitcoin Cash chain.

Market Behavior

As expected, price discovery has been very volatile during these first couple of days. And perhaps more importantly, price discovery is still very limited, for three reasons in particular.

First, as mentioned above, many bitcoin users are still having difficulties accessing their BCH because not many wallets support the new currency. And even if wallets do support it, accessing BCH requires users to give up some level of privacy, security, time and more.

Second, hardly any exchanges have enabled BCH deposits yet. With some exceptions, only users who held BTC on exchanges that credited users with BCH at the time of the fork were able to sell their BCH. All users who controlled their own private keys have had to wait or find someone to sell to themselves.

And third, because bitcoin Cash blocks are slow and the chain insecure, even when exchanges do allow BCH deposits, it can take hours if not days to credit an account.

At time of writing, HitBTC is the only cryptocurrency exchange that allows BCH deposits within a reasonable timeframe. As such, it’s arguably the first “real” BTC/BCH exchange. However, since HitBTC is not a very established name, many may still be hesitant to send their funds to this exchange. (Nor does bitcoin Magazine recommend that you do so.)

Despite all these factors, trading has started, and the market has seen some early price action. Since its launch, the BCH exchange rates on different trading platforms have bounced between some 0.05 BTC per BCH and 0.4 BTC per BCH.

Disclaimer: The author of this article received BCH and has not sold all of it yet.

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