China cannot seem to leave the spotlight, with the noise from the ICO bans and exchange shutdowns, still profoundly resonating across the internet. Even mainstream media is drawing attention to the matter, with Bloomberg releasing an article quoting the BIS, on matters relating to bitcoin.

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The other side of the spectrum has its share of naysayers as well, Professor Steve Hanke being one of them, an American applied economist at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.

With hundreds of ICOs to choose from, it is not surprising that countless new bitcoin and crypto millionaires are using these startups as pass-through tax vehicles.

Only a year has passed since bitcoin’s market cap was below $10 billion, when the first cryptocurrency held an overwhelming advantage over competing alternatives, quite a far cry from the September 1 record-breaking $80 billion market cap. Exactly one year has passed since the 80% market share was all too common, with even the 90% threshold, not being too far from reach. The many elapsed months of volatile trading, have pushed bitcoin dominance downward, keeping it close to an approximate 50% market share most of the time.

Bitcoin started trading from the $2,972.01 weekly low on September 12 (GMT 07:00). The run-up continued until yesterday’s $3,869.55 daily high was realized. Trading has in the meantime, remained confined to today’s $3,463.96 daily low, and considerably above yesterday’s daily high, retesting $4000.

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