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The world most used cryptocurrency definitely is bitcoin. This can simply be proven by checking the transactions in the bitcoin blockchain since 2009 and compare it with others. Not that the transactions are necessarily the most but, they are still the oldest in the crypto space with a level of consistent usage

Retailers will start using it when we get to a level of stability and confidence in crypto space by the general public. Stability in terms of less price fluctuations and shocks as we have today, and public confidence demonstrated in terms of mass adoption across borders.

I do expect the next year halving to positively impact the price of bitcoin. Likely to see prices around the 50k levels. Of course this ain't just because of halving but also because of massive increase in adoption compared to what we have now hinged on the launch of Facebook libra in the second half of 2020.

I recommend YouTube, it's a rich repository of video resources for learning crypto trading. Also, there are lots of things one actually needs to see how they are being done that one may not get on time reading from books and all that.

Trading by luck is the fastest way to be a frustrated trader. To be a successful trader, one must own his/her strategies and be some decent leaps above the realms of luck or trial by error.

An understanding and a fair level of predictability of the price direction movement of Bitcoin will really help a great deal here. Simply because, if you know when bitcoin will go up, you can just stay in bitcoin, but once you project a likely drop for bitcoin ahead, you get all out into usdt or use on the exchange as the case may be.

I believe there is more to the case of bitcoin price not increasing than meets the eye. But one certain thing is that the next halving which is calculated to happen around the second half of 2020 is a major pivotal point that will change the name of the game in terms of bitcoin price, I personally expect to see bitcoin in the 50k ranges.

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News of exchange hacks whether successful or not always send panic down the spines of everyone in the crypto world. We are still at the very early stages of this technology and confidence tends to have a great bearing on the price at current levels and of course news of a hack or hacks as the case may be negatively impacts the confidence levels which also impacts the price negatively.

Paypal as I know is one of the first companies to pull out of the consortium of companies that initially came together to fund facebook Libra coin. So I fear that building a model of exchanging crypto to paypal funds may not be sustainable, I almost certain that Paypal aint aware of this arrangement yet, once they do, they will most likely block accounts that receive funding from crypto sources such as this. Paypal is not very friendly with such things as I know and have experienced. But it is commendable to have such a website and it hoped that they get to sustain and grow in the business.

This can be very rewarding but very risky too. Imagine days where there is high volatility in bitcoin price which affects every other crypto prices. Also for instance, BTC transactions or ETH transactions can get stuck on days when the network is slow and price movements may not favour on such occasions.

This is quite difficult to get if you are talking about crypto exchanges, the funnels are just quite really not straight forward like that. This kind of payment systems are common in forex. Maybe in the near future, if there is a need for that, it would be done.

Bittrex and yobit both have good security, the only challenge for both exchanges currently is that the total volume of BTC, ETH USD and USDT on both seem to have decline over the last few years due to Binance coming on board with more creative and trader friendly solutions, juicy referals and all that. But Bittrex still has more liquidity than yobit, there are way too many low satoshi and low cap and/or no cap coins on yobit compared with bittrex.

The KYC stress is somewhat alien to the whole concept of crypto. Data compromise these days have even made the situation much worse. I think the way of decentralized exchanges is what we are heading eventually. The relaxation of such kind of rules by Poloniex exchange recently shows where we are headed.