Everything Is Up (except Ripple) / IOTA +31% / VERI +28% / ETH +10% / BTC Chart Reading (17 July 17)
Welcome to the new and improved market roundup from The Cryptoverse. IOTA is the biggest winner in the top 20 today, Ripple is the biggest loser, Ethereum is the most traded coin and Populous gets the honorable mention.
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Sadly i didnt had more money to invest in steem at 78 cents got much but want more and more :)
very good post
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meep
good sharing about crypto. are you trader sir ?
how about segwit of BTC . you holding BTC?
Thank you for the roundup
Hi @marketingmonk yes it is all green again but Ripple is always in between and mostly in the bad it takes a few and loose it again. I believe this comes from the fact that it is a cryptocurrency for the bank and most of us are here because we are tired to get ripped by the bank. So it looks like the community of crypto is very not adept of Ripple it is more the banksters who make it. it may explain the stagnation of Ripple. Thank you for the post. Peace and Happiness
Chris, do you know what Veritaseum actual does? Their website is not so great. To me it looks like they want to start a decentralized exchange so I would think they aim to replace traditional exchanges. But at the same time they announced collaboration with an exchange in Jamaica. That confused me. Are they replacing exchanges or creating infrastructure for the exchanges? Maybe some of your viewers are also interested to know.
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