@Bálint News is that South Korea is planning to shut down usage of cryptocurrencies in its jurisidiction, so probably everyone in SK is selling as much as they can.
I was under the impression that selling bitcoins is so inconvenient that people just don't do it.
You buy some, you are happy when the price goes up and when it eventually loses all your value you tell yourself that it was just a fun experiment anyways.
trading fees: "Yes, we charge a 0.5% fee on all completed trades on the following order books BTC/CAD, BTC/USD, ETH/CAD, LTC/CAD & BCH/CAD. The fee on the ETH/BTC order book is 0.2%.
Note that the fee does not apply to open orders, and is only charged after a trade is executed."
So it's really not expensive there to convert BTC into CAD
Lot's of old things in the idea, but the method of having a decentralized consensus building system in an environment where everyone distrusts each other is pretty cool
if it's spread among a ton of accounts (which it should be if he's smart) then it would be ahrd to trace
one guy analyzed a bunch of transactions on the chain and found huge amounts of BTC moving around from one acount to a whole ton of accounts back to another single account
This is the screen that set off the ballistic missile alert on Saturday. The operator clicked the PACOM (CDW) State Only link. The drill link is the one that was supposed to be clicked. #Hawaii
