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Litecoin Price Continues its Uptrend as $49 is a Plausible Target

Litecoin price continues its uptrend as $49 is a plausible target

Litecoin Price Continues its Uptrend as $49 is a Plausible Target

Litecoin price continues its uptrend as $49 is a plausible target


Although the weekend is usually not the best period for cryptocurrency trading, it seems some interesting opportunities present themselves as of today. For fans of Litecoin, the current momentum is very promising first and foremost. Following some strong gains, the Litecoin price is on its way to reach $49 again. A surprising turn of events, although one that will spark some interesting debates.

Litecoin Price Momentum Remains Bullish

This year could be rather interesting for all cryptocurrencies, tokens, and digital assets on the market. While bitcoin is still seemingly stuck in the dirt, some other altcoins are trying to make their mark. One of those coins is Litecoin, a currency which is often overlooked by most traders and speculators. It has been a good start to 2019 for LTC, primarily because the gains continue to pile up when the momentum shifts.

To put this in perspective, the Litecoin price has risen by over 3% in both USD and BTC value alike. This push brings the price to $48.82 or 0.01268 BTC. Compared to some other currencies on the market, it would appear Litecoin is checking a lot of the right boxes for traders. Combined with $1.238bn in trading volume, there is no indication this trend will not remain in place for a while.

On social media, it seems there is some positivity brewing as well. Thepoorholder is confident Litecoin is getting ready to enter a mega bullish phase. After all, the current chart seems to indicate there are some very interesting similarities with the November 2017 trend. While that could be seen as a potential market indicator, history doesn’t always repeat itself where LTC is concerned.


Eire-Litecoin, on the other hand, is looking at a slightly bigger picture first and foremost. When the next bull market comes around – which will happen eventually – there is a chance Litecoin will play a role of importance. While it remains to be seen how all of this will pan out exactly, the current momentum seems to favor this altcoin at this time.

For those who want to take a much closer look at the actual LTC price chart, it quickly becomes apparent the $46 level is currently acting as support. That is not necessarily what people had expected to see at this time, but it appears this situation may remain in place for some time. Assuming buyers continue to stack orders, things could get very interesting.

All things considered, the majority of crypto markets seem to be in a  good place right now. While Litecoin is moving up a lot quicker than all of its “market cap competitors”, it is not necessarily noting monster gains either by any means. A push to $49 seems likely, although reaching $50 will pose a very different set of challenges.


Disclaimer: This is not trading or investment advice. The above article is for entertainment and education purposes only. Please do your own research before purchasing or investing into any cryptocurrency.

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Published at Sat, 02 Mar 2019 12:38:22 +0000

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10 VPN Services Providers That Accept Bitcoin

Bitcoinist has compiled a list of ten VPN providers that will gladly offer you their services for your bitcoin


Why VPN?

One of the primary reasons for purchasing a VPN service is to keep your online activity private. It is ironic, then, that some still choose to buy their VPN service via a payment method tantamount to a suitcase filled with marked bills and a transponder — which, if you’ve ever seen No Country for Old Men, you’ll know is a very bad idea.

The most commonly used online payment methods, PayPal and credit cards, are among the easiest to trace, funneling out buyer information to tax entities, third-party processors, and enormous — as well as enormously connected — financial institutions. As if this weren’t bad enough, PayPal and credit cards also charge steep transaction fees that drain revenues from VPN providers, making them dependent on income that can, at the whim of the banks and legislation, vanish without a trace — unlike the information they will keep on you.

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Looking for privacy along the entire transaction many consumers now opt for anonymous payment methods like bitcoin to purchase VPN services. With bitcoin, as long as you employ the full range of the system’s features — like secure wallets and aliases — your transactions will not identify you.

Also, since bitcoin is a decentralized payment method, no corporation, government, or financial institution can shut it down. Lastly, bitcoin is fast, cheap, and safe: Its transactions wait on no clearing times, its transaction fees are often far lower than those of a standard credit card, and it provides excellent fraud protection.

Because of this, several prominent VPN providers now accept bitcoin payments (while some no longer accept credit card payments at all). Since the differences between these providers can be a bit nuanced, however, a third-party VPN site can help you in figuring out which VPN is the best fit for you.

Top 10 bitcoin-Friendly VPN Services

TorGuard

With more than 1250 servers in over 42 countries, TorGuard ranks highly among the elite VPN providers. It even works in countries where VPN protocols are government-filtered, such as Iran, China, Syria, and the UAE. However, there is no trial software and some consider the website a little confusing to navigate.

Private Internet Access

This VPN service is known for its minimalist efficiency. Ad-blocking, one-click activation, and fast performance are among its highlights, though a few users find its spare design off-putting.

IPVanish VPN

Solid speeds, a straightforward interface, and automatic IP address cycling are a few perks of IPVanish. It is spendier than some other VPNs, however, and though its interface is user-friendly, visually it leaves something to be desired.

ExpressVPN

Express VPN

Netflix, BitTorrent, and P2P are all accessible with the highly versatile Express VPN. Though international downloads are fast, in general this VPN tends to be on the slower side. Also, like IPVanish, it is expensive.

VPNArea

Registered in Bulgaria, hosted in Switzerland, and operating in 54 countries (including Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Russia), VPNArea provides unlimited bandwidth and a kill switch system. VPNArea has been accused, however, of poor customer service and slow speeds in the more out-of-the-way countries.

Air VPN

No logs, port forwarding, and a stable connection make Air VPN a favorite among those wishing to protect their anonymity. Among its cons: It does not offer an abundance of server locations, and using the service can sometimes necessitate an advanced knowledge of VPN configuration.

IronSocket

This service is direct and easy to understand, and its users love the ability to download customized open VPN settings. Even so, some reviewers have cited its lack of special features (like a kill switch and DNS leak protection) as deal breakers.

Anonine

This VPN boasts IP shuffling, no restrictions, and a no-logging policy. Even so, its customer service has left a few users feeling less than satisfied.

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SaferVPN

With a dedicated Chrome extension for added security, SaferVPN delivers a reliable performance and welcoming interface. On the downside, it does keep logs and requires additional payment to get more connections.

ShadeYou

ShadeYou is simple to use, allows five simultaneous connections, and its Dutch registration source guarantees maximum privacy by law. Some users have criticized small defects in its webpage, though, as well as occasionally slow speeds.

These are 10 good VPN providers that accept bitcoin, there are probably more as there are dozens of VPN companies out there, but these will all do the job for you. If you want to dive into the details of each we do recommend visiting a third party comparison site for real in-depth analysis.

Have you paid for VPN services in bitcoin? Share your experience below!


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