that is just another stupid website in series of bullshit websites that are created to spam and earn money. their articles are pure bullshit without any research. you shouldn't even be reading them let alone post the link on a forum to direct traffic to their bullshit.


this is riddled with bullshit that it is coming out of authors ears.
1. there is no "accounts" to hold bitcoin and you have no way of telling who holds what and when an address has X amount of bitcoin if it belongs to a single person or a group or a business. for example most of the top coins in bitinfocharts belongs to exchanges.

the author is dumb enough that he doesn't even know bitcoin is not Proof of Stake. it is Proof of Work. it doesn't matter how much bitcoin you own, you can not manipulate the "network" with them.
in other words expert my ass

A Korean crypto exchange Coinrail loses over $40M in tokens following a hack. Coinrail was hit by an apparent attack over the weekend.
source: https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/10/korean-crypto-exchange-coinrail-loses-over-40m-in-tokens-following-a-hack/

This is also a reason why some mobile app doesnt load where it might be a rooted one, When we do talk about rooted phones It gives you privileges to modify the software code on the device or simply means you unlock it beyond manufacturer default settings. You can actually unroot your phone but if you are not expert on that thing then better not to do it because you would really just brick your phone.

It gives you much more control over the software. Normal Android won't let you, or will strongly advise you not to install apps from outside the Google Play store. Rooting lets you install anything from anywhere, and often that's the point but it also means the app you install from elsewhere could be malicious and Google won't be able to warn you.

Because of that most banking apps won't install on a rooted phone for security reasons. I'm not sure if any will install.

What might be worth doing is looking for a factory ROM and reinstalling non rooted software. It should be a possibility for most phones. If you wipe everything and start again you should be good to go.

If you ever ask yourself how is it to have millions of $ worth of Nano check this account : https://www.nanode.co/account/xrb_3hmcxznhr6edmq14gmwaxwippcjhb5m6fs5633qktk688iysbnq96oyrtbe7

He/She is selling 40 000/50 000 Nano daily (some say it is just moving them), but it seems that coins are selling on Kucoin exchange. I do not say it is only thing that push price down, there is also BTC price which affect the whole market - but this seller is helping that Nano is losing value day by day. There is over 1 million Nano on that account, and it seems that all will be sold. Maybe this is not a such bad news, cheap coins will get new owners.

What is the exact message?

Lots of banking apps won't load on rooted phones. Is the phone rooted?

I wouldn't be inclined to trust a Chinese phone direct from the factory, let alone something supplied by a third party, let alone a refurbished one.

You are correct, although the 3 one will be around $7200-$7300 based on my speculation. But as far as buying bitcoin, was able to get at the $6500. Actually it was a double bottom that we have witnessed in April so I do hope that at least any of the 3 buying opportunities really gives us time to re-enter the market once again. But I don't think that bitcoin will go below $7K this time as there as a lot of buying support at this price.

Anything has a process and cant really be achieve overtime. We do see the potential on ranking up but if volume would still remain in a matter of time then its expected that he wont able to move up because traders do make always prefer to trade up into other exchange than on Kucoin itself.Talking about issues then it cant really be avoided even on the top tiers or rankings do have its existing issues.
Anything is possible that it would hit up on those ranking but it will still depend on how they would perform or giving out such good service among traders.

Kucoin is one of the best new exchanges and is moving up the ranks quite quickly. Just a few months ago it was around 45 and now you can see it has moved up to 38. I think it will go into the top 20 this year, lots of good coins and a reliable safe exchange to trade coins in.

If you're looking at volume in terms of US dollars, then of course the volume crashed due to the fact that the prices of all the coins crashed (meaning that they're going to look like they have less volume in USD) If you compare this to the amounts of bitcoin they have volume in, it's not much of an issue at all -- check out this reddit thread for more in-depth explanations on the topic (https://www.reddit.com/r/kucoin/comments/7rp089/volume_on_kucoin_what_happened/)

Obviously not many traders are using Kucoin, as per coinmarketcap: (Per 24 Hour Trading Volume)

7. HitBTC
38. Kucoin

Hitbtc is among the top 10 exchanges around, although if you are going to look around the forum there are a lot of scam accusations against them. Just like you said Kucoin is fairly new, maybe it still hasn't gain the trust as of now that's why not much trading is going around on their exchanges.

SwissBorg will be listed on HitBtc, if we see an announcement on their site, CHSB should have been registered yesterday on February 5, but there is an internal technical delay to HitBtc where the SwissBorg team has no control, and team has been told it will be solved soon.