Sentences with phrase «less volatile cryptocurrency»

The popularity of bitcoin is creating problems for criminals dealing in ransomware — and some are already casting their gaze towards a less volatile cryptocurrency.

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With the expansion, Circle is laying the groundwork for a day when cryptocurrencies become pervasive, prices grow less volatile, and the utility of digital tokens goes undisputed.

As for the notion that the big payment processors may fear cryptocurrencies as potential competitors, this could become an issue if and when cryptocurrencies recover from their current crash and settle into a less volatile pattern that encourages their use as virtual currency rather than as speculative assets.

Despite its projectile increase in less than two months, ADA is somewhat of an outlier in the volatile world of cryptocurrencies.

The cryptocurrency market has witnessed tremendous growth over the past 15 months, but volatile price swings have made it less appealing for many in the financial establishment.

By holding your funds in fiat, you can minimize the volatility of your balance, as fiat currencies are generally less volatile than cryptocurrencies.

Iterations of bitcoin's technology that are faster, more liquid and less volatile are being tried out on the smaller cryptocurrencies, Steves said, which could also lead to a boost in confidence in all cryptos.

Investment in funds and companies tied to cryptocurrencies and related technologies offer less volatile paths to participating in crypto tech.

With the expansion, Circle is laying the groundwork for a day when cryptocurrencies become pervasive, prices grow less volatile, and the utility of digital tokens goes undisputed.

Some backers of the idea say that because the Petro is backed by oil production, that makes it less volatile than the other cryptocurrencies currently trading on the markets.

Bischel agreed this move will make the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency market less risky for traditional companies and curious newbies alike.

Total capitalization of asset cryptocurrencies linked to real world asset prices (e.g. equity, debt, commodities, real estate) may account for at least 80 % of total market share by 2025 as, in addition to the benefits of traditional cryptocurrencies, they are less volatile and provide new opportunities for portfolio optimization.

Notably, the report labeled 2017 as «the year of cryptocurrencies,» continuing to state, «[if] digital currencies become less volatile in the future, valuing items in those denominations could become easier and individuals might begin using them more frequently as a medium of exchange.»

The Riksbank Deputy Governor present Bloomberg panel in Davos opined that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are more or less assets and do not yet qualify to be called money due to their volatile nature.

Bitcoin prices continue to fluctuate between around $ 7500 and $ 11,500 this year, but the speed of changes is conspicuously less volatile than during some previous stages of the cryptocurrency's nine - year history.

This isn't to say that a 2.7 % yield is going to attract investors to necessarily abandon their stakes in cryptocurrencies that have gained 1,000 % or 10,000 %, so much as to point out that avenues to safer and less volatile growth do exist.

As their value is linked to real assets, they are less volatile than other cryptocurrencies, and more likely to be favored by the regulators as they have a valuable collateral behind them.

As a result, some businesses may attempt to lure customers into buying highly volatile cryptocurrencies using false claims or by painting virtual currencies as less risky because they can be used for retirement saving.»

But, in our view, gold is very different from cryptocurrencies, as gold: is less volatile, has a more liquid market, trades in an established regulatory framework, has a well understood role in an investment portfolio, [and] has little overlap with cryptocurrencies on many sources of demand and supply.