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XLM Price Tries to Recoup Losses as Traders Hope for a big Bounce

Xlm price tries to recoup losses as traders hope for a big bounce

XLM Price Tries to Recoup Losses as Traders Hope for a big Bounce

Xlm price tries to recoup losses as traders hope for a big bounce


As the early Monday morning progresses, it will be interesting to see which crypto markets can recover some losses sustained over the weekend. For the time being, it seems none of the top markets show much interest in moving up again. Even the Stellar price is still down by roughly 2%, even though there are some interesting developments behind the scenes.

Stellar Price Trend Isn’t too Promising

For those people who keep a close eye on the various crypto, token, and asset markets, it quickly becomes apparent there is plenty of exciting momentum behind the scenes of most markets. On the surface, the prices are not necessarily following these developments to a T. Stellar is a good example in that regard. While there are some key partnerships being forged as of late, the XLM value is not responding in kind just yet.

The next balance for the Stellar price is a 1.88% decrease in USD value and a 2.08% loss over bitcoin. Neither of these trends is particularly worrisome either, but they do confirm the bear market is far from over at this point. While Stellar’s trading volume is also pretty weak, that is to be expected following a rather volatile weekend. The $0.105 price level has not come under any real pressure as of yet, but it remains to be seen if that will remain to be the case for much longer.

It appears a lot of traders have high expectations for XLM moving forward. Nick V sees the current momentum as an opportunity to pocket some gains. While it is commendable to see traders predict a bounce will occur for XLM, these markets often tend to respond in rather funny ways. As such, this trend may not necessarily materialize as expected, although anything remains possible at any given time. For now, it seems likely a small bounce could occur later in the day.


Traders who are not too keen on waiting for any further downtrend or a potential uptrend can always explore arbitrage opportunities. There are two direct arbitrage options to explore. A price gap between either Binance or Kraken and Bitexen can yield speculators a potential profit of up to 1.28%. Not the most spectacular gains by any means, but it seems to be sufficient to make some people look into these options a bit more. All of these exchanges should offer sufficient liquidity to make interesting things happen.

There is also a triangular arbitrage option which can yield a much higher potential profit. More specifically, it would yield a potential profit of up to 95%, although that does require using multiple exchanges and trading pairs. Especially the final step of selling on Bitbns can be of concern, but there are some minor profits to be pocketed along the way as well. XLM is involved in these trades, which shows the price difference between trading platforms are worth keeping an eye on.

For the time being, it remains a bit unclear how all of the top crypto markets will evolve throughout the day. Although bitcoin seems to be digging itself out of a hole, there is still no decisive course of action to speak of. That usually doesn’t bode well for alternative markets like Stellar, although it seems the losses are being recuperated slowly and steadily. A push to $0.11 is not entirely unlikely, although no one should expect any immediate miracles either.


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 Mon, 25 Mar 2019 10:15:19 +0000

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Do You Really Control Your Money?

You may not think about it during your everyday life and you may forget about it for months or even years. Then you start thinking about it – false debits from your bank account, bank card fraud, bank errors. If any of these ever happened to you, it could cost you a lot of money. Ask yourself this question – “Do I really controll my finances?”


State-issued Currency = Unstable Currency

Of course, you don’t. Not unless you are a crypto-anarchist and your personal financial space is limited to cryptocurrencies only.

The security and stability of any national currency is guaranteed by the state. Only the state can emit money, announce redenomination or even bankruptcy. This is the reason why wealthy people prefer to save their money in stable currencies: Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, British Funt. Why? Because these states are like effective companies that run their businesses (national economies) successfully and consistently.

But this coin has another side: if the state is the only guarantor of the national currency, it means that all your savings may actually turn into useless pieces of paper or numbers on a computer one day. Of course, the probability is different for emerging markets and stable economies, but the fact is – you don’t have any influence over such things.

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There are plenty of examples in recent years that illustrate this. Take the current crisis in Venezuela – some people lost everything they ever had because of short-sighted government policy. Or take Zimbabwe in 2007-2009, when the political changes led to a deep economic draw. The state tried to print more money and ended up with 79 bln% monthly hyperinflation.

There are even more cases in Senegal, Gambia, Tunisia and the Philippines, where the leaders just took gold bricks and cash from the central bank, loaded them into a private jet and flew away. Of course, this happened during military revolts, but the people could hardly comfort themselves with that fact. These are the most recent examples, but looking back into the XX century, one can make sure that such things happen not only in ‘third world’ countries, but also in world’s major economies.

Could Crytpocurrencies Be the Solution?

Cryptocurrencies are widely thought to be an alternative to the fiat world. Although the market is still small, its growth rates attract the attention of major international players. Private users are also taking advantage of BTC, ETH and different crypto assets. Cryptocurrencies were created to remove government oversight – and government abuse – from the equation. It is a bold first step, but it hasn’t quite been brought to fruition just yet.

The more we hand over responsibility for our actions and mistakes to other institutions, the more we pay for it. The more we take our own risks, the more money we save, but the more we are responsible for our own actions. And the more we lose in case of an error.

Blockchain technology eliminates the element of trust, so much is clear. Moreover, cryptocurrency exchanges are open 24/7, whereas fiat exchanges have set working hours and sessions. But the human factor goes far beyond this. You have probably heard of dozens of cases when Bitcoins were lost because of misclicks, wrong addresses, or even accidental loss of hard drives or USB sticks. Remember the story James Howell, who accidently threw away an old hard drive with 7500 Bitcoins on it? It would be over $9 million worth now – painful to say the least.

One thing to keep in mind about cryptocurrencies is their volatility. On May, 22, the bitcoin community celebrates ‘The Bitcoin Pizza Day’. On this exact day in 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid a Bitcointalk.org user 10 000 bitcoin for a pizza. It equaled some $25 then, and is over $12 million now. Sounds like the most expensive pizza ever. But who could know that the price would go up so much in just 7 years?

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Security issues present a major drawback for cryptocurency – even decentralized exchanges may be (and have been) hacked. Unfortunately, in the world of cryptocurrency, unlike on traditional exchanges, the service provider does not guarantee you anything. You cannot reverse an action if you make a mistake. You have to trust (again) that the exchange is secure and hope that nothing bad happens.

A recent study determined that roughly one third of all cryptocurrency exchanges have been hacked. The study’s research spanned seven years, beginning in 2009 with the emergence of bitcoin through the end of 2016. It was in 2016 that one of the biggest thefts on the crypto-market occurred: the users of Bitfinex lost over $70 million in bitcoin due to an attack. And in 2014, the Tokyo based exchange MtGox lost about $350 million in bitcoin. Quite a big sum, isn’t it?

Of course, the crypto world is at the forefront of the nextgen economy. But what is the next step?

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The next stage will probably be the Capital Market 2.0, when the traditional financial market meets the crypto world. One might think that this will not happen soon, but here comes a project that has already developed the prerequisite system.

The soon-to-be launched Exscudo Exchange, according to the design of its creators, will comprise features of centralized and decentralized exchanges: it is based on a centralized platform and a decentralized access and data storage mechanisms. It also features its blockchain  tokens, Eon. This whole system works on smart transactions, making it the second generation of blockchain.

It enables Exscudo to be as stable and secure as its fully decentralized competitors, but at the same time to prevent any scam activity based on misuse of its blockchain. Such policy does not mean that new assets will never be added to the Exchange – however it will need to pass strict audit by the team, to make only safe cryptos available on Exscudo.

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One of the main components of the Exscudo ecosystem is an exchange platform based on their proprietary software combined with the blockchain mechanism of access. The exchange is designed to withstand serious server loads with thousands of transactions per second, making it a fit for all kind of customers, from individuals who have some savings in BTC, to corporate clients as big as leading global banks, all of whom will be able to invest in cryptocurrencies legally. With such a large scale, security of transactions is a number one priority in digital finances.

The product architecture, a hybrid of best centralized and decentralized practices, makes seamless connectivity of all Exscudo products possible. Everything from your money and personal information to your chat history and transactions is available only to you. Exscudo will not let any fraudulent activity occur on the trading platform. It’s as simple as that.

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