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Just a little slappage and they chase it...the pressure is building up
Go time? Let's close above .03
This next leg is going to be sweet.
Blockchain Technology IP = $$$
The only reason I'm here is because of their patents.
Could test .035-.04 before close imo
GAHC has the momo other tickers don't.
Momo incoming
Sellers are drying and buyers are chasing
Time to smack her up again!
Looking good!!
This one wants to move so bad, money just waiting on the sidelines to chase it when it does go again...just like we saw yesterday in the last 10 mins of trading.
Smart money sold BTC and ETH to load technology stocks related to this new emerging industry.
Definitely!
Blockchain Blockchain Blockchain
You're absolutely right... although I took a big chunk at .025 to try and help us out yesterday lol...
Still bullish as ever on this one, despite the panic sellers
So much dumping....
And this is why people should be investing in GAHC who holds multiple patents on various way of using the Blockchain.
This ticker will get some love again soon imo
Help me take out NITE at .025
Let's see what a little more ask smacking does...VERT and CDEL both jumping on the bid
Yes. Can't hold this back, bulls seem to be gaining control once again.
VERT needs shares...expecting a strong close
Momo is coming back
VERT top bidder now...
If the bottom is finally in, we should continue to climb going into power hour and hopefully finish the week around .04 - Still doable, lots of eyes on this one...
Need to crack these 3 at .0245 and I believe we see some nice volume follow
Agreed. .02 looks like the new bottom
Nice buying pressure on the ask
There's a relentless seller...not sure when this will recover, needs to hold .02's and company should really be taking advantage of investor interest versus letting this become another OTC statistic.
Company is letting this happen...
Disappointed with the lack of updates after the recent run.
CNXS and GAHC Featured on front page of Benzinga.com yesterday after closing bell:
4 Ways To Trade Bitcoin
Wayne Duggan June 13, 2017
The price of bitcoin has nearly tripled in 2017, and headlines about huge daily moves in the bitcoin market can’t help but pique the interest of most traders. Unfortunately, at this point in time, trading bitcoin directly can be a bit of a pain. For traders starting from scratch, here are four ways to trade bitcoin.
1. Coinbase
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform that allows customers to trade bitcoin directly. Coinbase even offers margin trading for traders who qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. These qualifications are geared more toward institutional investors than small retail traders. Requirements include at least $5,000,000 in discretionary investments for individuals.
Related Link: Battle Of The Cryptos: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum
Coinbase is such a popular platform for bitcoin trading that the exchange had two outages in recent weeks due to extremely high trading volume.
2. Bitcoin ETFs
Two proposals to launch bitcoin ETFs, including the Winklevoss ETF (COIN), were rejected by the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year on concerns over lack of regulation. However, in April the SEC agreed to reconsider the rejection and opened the door for public comments on the original rejection.
Until a bitcoin ETF is approved for listing on a major exchange, traders can use Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTC: GBTC), which trades on the OTC Market. The ARK ETF Trust (NYSE: ARKW) is a NYSE-listed ETF that invests in GBTC and provides a path for bitcoin traders who don’t have access to the OTC market.
3. Bitcoin Options
In May, bitcoin options exchange LedgerX raised $11.4 million in funding to follow-through with its plan to operate a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and clearing house. Until LedgerX and other bitcoin options trading platforms gain regulatory approval in the U.S., investors can trade bitcoin options on offshore exchanges that come along with all the associated risks of not being covered by U.S. regulatory laws.
4. Bitcoin Stocks
There are a handful of companies that are invested or involved with bitcoin or the cryptocurrency’s blockchain technology. These stocks come with their own risks and will have a looser correlation to bitcoin price movements than trading the cryptocurrency directly.
Global Arena Holding Inc (OTC: GAHC) is a holding company with exposure to blockchain crypto technology. BITCOIN SERVICES I COM USD0.001 (OTC: BTSC) is a provider of bitcoin escrow services. Connexus Corp (OTC: CNXS) operates bitcoin ATMs that allow customers to exchange currency for bitcoin.
Of course, none of these stocks are listed on major exchanges, all three trade for under $0.10 per share, and all three have market caps below $10 million, making them extremely speculative plays.
See more from Benzinga
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Looks like a funnel.
3ch0 on 6/13/2017 7:55:28 PM
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BTSC and GAHC Featured on front page of Benzinga.com yesterday after closing bell:
4 Ways To Trade Bitcoin
Wayne Duggan June 13, 2017
The price of bitcoin has nearly tripled in 2017, and headlines about huge daily moves in the bitcoin market can’t help but pique the interest of most traders. Unfortunately, at this point in time, trading bitcoin directly can be a bit of a pain. For traders starting from scratch, here are four ways to trade bitcoin.
1. Coinbase
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform that allows customers to trade bitcoin directly. Coinbase even offers margin trading for traders who qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. These qualifications are geared more toward institutional investors than small retail traders. Requirements include at least $5,000,000 in discretionary investments for individuals.
Related Link: Battle Of The Cryptos: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum
Coinbase is such a popular platform for bitcoin trading that the exchange had two outages in recent weeks due to extremely high trading volume.
2. Bitcoin ETFs
Two proposals to launch bitcoin ETFs, including the Winklevoss ETF (COIN), were rejected by the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year on concerns over lack of regulation. However, in April the SEC agreed to reconsider the rejection and opened the door for public comments on the original rejection.
Until a bitcoin ETF is approved for listing on a major exchange, traders can use Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTC: GBTC), which trades on the OTC Market. The ARK ETF Trust (NYSE: ARKW) is a NYSE-listed ETF that invests in GBTC and provides a path for bitcoin traders who don’t have access to the OTC market.
3. Bitcoin Options
In May, bitcoin options exchange LedgerX raised $11.4 million in funding to follow-through with its plan to operate a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and clearing house. Until LedgerX and other bitcoin options trading platforms gain regulatory approval in the U.S., investors can trade bitcoin options on offshore exchanges that come along with all the associated risks of not being covered by U.S. regulatory laws.
4. Bitcoin Stocks
There are a handful of companies that are invested or involved with bitcoin or the cryptocurrency’s blockchain technology. These stocks come with their own risks and will have a looser correlation to bitcoin price movements than trading the cryptocurrency directly.
Global Arena Holding Inc (OTC: GAHC) is a holding company with exposure to blockchain crypto technology. BITCOIN SERVICES I COM USD0.001 (OTC: BTSC) is a provider of bitcoin escrow services. Connexus Corp (OTC: CNXS) operates bitcoin ATMs that allow customers to exchange currency for bitcoin.
Of course, none of these stocks are listed on major exchanges, all three trade for under $0.10 per share, and all three have market caps below $10 million, making them extremely speculative plays.
See more from Benzinga
Trump's Treasury Department's First Crack At Banking Reform Looks Pretty Positive, If You're A Bank
Will Qatar Blockade Quandary Create A Catalyst For U.S. Gas Companies?
Used Auto Pricing Continues To Send Cautionary Signals For US Autos
© 2017 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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Looks like a funnel.
3ch0 on 6/13/2017 7:55:28 PM
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GBTC and GAHC Featured on front page of Benzinga.com yesterday after closing bell:
4 Ways To Trade Bitcoin
Wayne Duggan June 13, 2017
The price of bitcoin has nearly tripled in 2017, and headlines about huge daily moves in the bitcoin market can’t help but pique the interest of most traders. Unfortunately, at this point in time, trading bitcoin directly can be a bit of a pain. For traders starting from scratch, here are four ways to trade bitcoin.
1. Coinbase
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform that allows customers to trade bitcoin directly. Coinbase even offers margin trading for traders who qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. These qualifications are geared more toward institutional investors than small retail traders. Requirements include at least $5,000,000 in discretionary investments for individuals.
Related Link: Battle Of The Cryptos: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum
Coinbase is such a popular platform for bitcoin trading that the exchange had two outages in recent weeks due to extremely high trading volume.
2. Bitcoin ETFs
Two proposals to launch bitcoin ETFs, including the Winklevoss ETF (COIN), were rejected by the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year on concerns over lack of regulation. However, in April the SEC agreed to reconsider the rejection and opened the door for public comments on the original rejection.
Until a bitcoin ETF is approved for listing on a major exchange, traders can use Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTC: GBTC), which trades on the OTC Market. The ARK ETF Trust (NYSE: ARKW) is a NYSE-listed ETF that invests in GBTC and provides a path for bitcoin traders who don’t have access to the OTC market.
3. Bitcoin Options
In May, bitcoin options exchange LedgerX raised $11.4 million in funding to follow-through with its plan to operate a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and clearing house. Until LedgerX and other bitcoin options trading platforms gain regulatory approval in the U.S., investors can trade bitcoin options on offshore exchanges that come along with all the associated risks of not being covered by U.S. regulatory laws.
4. Bitcoin Stocks
There are a handful of companies that are invested or involved with bitcoin or the cryptocurrency’s blockchain technology. These stocks come with their own risks and will have a looser correlation to bitcoin price movements than trading the cryptocurrency directly.
Global Arena Holding Inc (OTC: GAHC) is a holding company with exposure to blockchain crypto technology. BITCOIN SERVICES I COM USD0.001 (OTC: BTSC) is a provider of bitcoin escrow services. Connexus Corp (OTC: CNXS) operates bitcoin ATMs that allow customers to exchange currency for bitcoin.
Of course, none of these stocks are listed on major exchanges, all three trade for under $0.10 per share, and all three have market caps below $10 million, making them extremely speculative plays.
See more from Benzinga
Trump's Treasury Department's First Crack At Banking Reform Looks Pretty Positive, If You're A Bank
Will Qatar Blockade Quandary Create A Catalyst For U.S. Gas Companies?
Used Auto Pricing Continues To Send Cautionary Signals For US Autos
© 2017 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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Looks like a funnel.
3ch0 on 6/13/2017 7:55:28 PM
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GAHC Featured on front page of Benzinga.com yesterday after closing bell:
4 Ways To Trade Bitcoin
Wayne Duggan June 13, 2017
The price of bitcoin has nearly tripled in 2017, and headlines about huge daily moves in the bitcoin market can’t help but pique the interest of most traders. Unfortunately, at this point in time, trading bitcoin directly can be a bit of a pain. For traders starting from scratch, here are four ways to trade bitcoin.
1. Coinbase
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform that allows customers to trade bitcoin directly. Coinbase even offers margin trading for traders who qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. These qualifications are geared more toward institutional investors than small retail traders. Requirements include at least $5,000,000 in discretionary investments for individuals.
Related Link: Battle Of The Cryptos: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum
Coinbase is such a popular platform for bitcoin trading that the exchange had two outages in recent weeks due to extremely high trading volume.
2. Bitcoin ETFs
Two proposals to launch bitcoin ETFs, including the Winklevoss ETF (COIN), were rejected by the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year on concerns over lack of regulation. However, in April the SEC agreed to reconsider the rejection and opened the door for public comments on the original rejection.
Until a bitcoin ETF is approved for listing on a major exchange, traders can use Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTC: GBTC), which trades on the OTC Market. The ARK ETF Trust (NYSE: ARKW) is a NYSE-listed ETF that invests in GBTC and provides a path for bitcoin traders who don’t have access to the OTC market.
3. Bitcoin Options
In May, bitcoin options exchange LedgerX raised $11.4 million in funding to follow-through with its plan to operate a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and clearing house. Until LedgerX and other bitcoin options trading platforms gain regulatory approval in the U.S., investors can trade bitcoin options on offshore exchanges that come along with all the associated risks of not being covered by U.S. regulatory laws.
4. Bitcoin Stocks
There are a handful of companies that are invested or involved with bitcoin or the cryptocurrency’s blockchain technology. These stocks come with their own risks and will have a looser correlation to bitcoin price movements than trading the cryptocurrency directly.
Global Arena Holding Inc (OTC: GAHC) is a holding company with exposure to blockchain crypto technology. BITCOIN SERVICES I COM USD0.001 (OTC: BTSC) is a provider of bitcoin escrow services. Connexus Corp (OTC: CNXS) operates bitcoin ATMs that allow customers to exchange currency for bitcoin.
Of course, none of these stocks are listed on major exchanges, all three trade for under $0.10 per share, and all three have market caps below $10 million, making them extremely speculative plays.
See more from Benzinga
Trump's Treasury Department's First Crack At Banking Reform Looks Pretty Positive, If You're A Bank
Will Qatar Blockade Quandary Create A Catalyst For U.S. Gas Companies?
Used Auto Pricing Continues To Send Cautionary Signals For US Autos
© 2017 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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Looks like a funnel.
3ch0 on 6/13/2017 7:55:28 PM
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That's big time!! Benzinga put that out! Read below:
4 Ways To Trade Bitcoin
Wayne DugganJune 13, 2017
The price of bitcoin has nearly tripled in 2017, and headlines about huge daily moves in the bitcoin market can’t help but pique the interest of most traders. Unfortunately, at this point in time, trading bitcoin directly can be a bit of a pain. For traders starting from scratch, here are four ways to trade bitcoin.
1. Coinbase
Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform that allows customers to trade bitcoin directly. Coinbase even offers margin trading for traders who qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. These qualifications are geared more toward institutional investors than small retail traders. Requirements include at least $5,000,000 in discretionary investments for individuals.
Related Link: Battle Of The Cryptos: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum
Coinbase is such a popular platform for bitcoin trading that the exchange had two outages in recent weeks due to extremely high trading volume.
2. Bitcoin ETFs
Two proposals to launch bitcoin ETFs, including the Winklevoss ETF (COIN), were rejected by the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year on concerns over lack of regulation. However, in April the SEC agreed to reconsider the rejection and opened the door for public comments on the original rejection.
Until a bitcoin ETF is approved for listing on a major exchange, traders can use Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin Investment Trust (OTC: GBTC), which trades on the OTC Market. The ARK ETF Trust (NYSE: ARKW) is a NYSE-listed ETF that invests in GBTC and provides a path for bitcoin traders who don’t have access to the OTC market.
3. Bitcoin Options
In May, bitcoin options exchange LedgerX raised $11.4 million in funding to follow-through with its plan to operate a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and clearing house. Until LedgerX and other bitcoin options trading platforms gain regulatory approval in the U.S., investors can trade bitcoin options on offshore exchanges that come along with all the associated risks of not being covered by U.S. regulatory laws.
4. Bitcoin Stocks
There are a handful of companies that are invested or involved with bitcoin or the cryptocurrency’s blockchain technology. These stocks come with their own risks and will have a looser correlation to bitcoin price movements than trading the cryptocurrency directly.
Global Arena Holding Inc (OTC: GAHC) is a holding company with exposure to blockchain crypto technology. BITCOIN SERVICES I COM USD0.001 (OTC: BTSC) is a provider of bitcoin escrow services. Connexus Corp (OTC: CNXS) operates bitcoin ATMs that allow customers to exchange currency for bitcoin.
Of course, none of these stocks are listed on major exchanges, all three trade for under $0.10 per share, and all three have market caps below $10 million, making them extremely speculative plays.
See more from Benzinga
Trump's Treasury Department's First Crack At Banking Reform Looks Pretty Positive, If You're A Bank
Will Qatar Blockade Quandary Create A Catalyst For U.S. Gas Companies?
Used Auto Pricing Continues To Send Cautionary Signals For US Autos
© 2017 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
That's your prerogative...though I do agree with you, BTC price action does tend to correlate with the few public companies currently in the space.
The volume we saw last week was just the beginning following the new digital currency revolution.
There aren't many public companies in the space and even fewer with patents pending.
I expect to see positive news and updates from the company putting this back on track soon.
BMIC was bidding, not selling.
First time I've seen him step up since I first started accumulating a position back in the .008's....
Agree to disagree. Weak hands, bid chasers, toxic diluters, etc....
Weak hands sell bottoms, smart money loads them.
My opinion.
Interesting to see BMIC bidding
Agreed - I'm here too. I think this one will be trading around .20 in no time, just need some follow through from management.
The other one needs some updates to confirm any M&A's, mainly BTC and related Blockchain news..
Good luck!
Not always true. Weak hands can stall runs because they tend to throw up walls or simply don't know how to sell into buying pressure.
We are seeing weak hands bail at lows imo....
Should trade much cleaner now with NEW buyers taking those weak shares with the ultimate goal of buying low and selling high.
So you're familiar with "snowflake" lingo?
Interesting...I think cleaning out is a stock retracing because sellers bail, thus cleaning out weak hands.
Good luck buddy.
We cleaned out a lot of weaklings today....should be an even cleaner move north once we form our base and consolidate before the next leg.
I bet next week we are trading back above .05
CNBC is talking about the value of Blockchain and specifically for voting
Seller behind CDEL is today's culprit taking out all bids with big walls...
Literally creating selling pressure and losing money as he sells lower and lower...
Small blocks on the ask...