At press time, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap and the number one competitor to bitcoin is trading for roughly $277. That’s about five dollars higher than where it stood yesterday afternoon.

https://youtu.be/xyObEWCiCAI

Though Ethereum’s price has been improving, its volume has significantly decreased. Many analysts point the finger at initial coin offerings (ICOs) and emerging sell-offs. As more and more startups trade in their ether tokens for liquid cash, Ethereum is no longer dominating the market as it once did.

Read More: https://cryptomode.com/ethereum-price-watch-price-is-up-though-technical-future-is-uncertain/

At press time, the father of cryptocurrency is back up to $6,700. This is about $100 higher than where it was yesterday, and about $300 higher than where it’s stood all week.

https://youtu.be/7ligwyi1dMo

Bitcoin has allegedly been on the brink of recovery. Following the news that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had rejected nine separate bitcoin ETF proposals, many thought the currency would react negatively to the news and tank like it usually does. Thankfully, bitcoin was largely unresponsive to the news, and remained in the $6,400 range throughout the week, giving many people hope that the market was beginning to mature.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bitcoin-price-watch-a-spiking-price-could-mean-bitcoin-ends-the-year-on-a-high-note/

At press time, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap and the number one competitor to bitcoin is trading for roughly $272. This is about five dollars less than where it stood yesterday afternoon.

https://youtu.be/-ET9VbXm1AI

Ethereum recently attempted to jump beyond the $280 mark. Unfortunately, it failed to gather the momentum it needed to spike above $275 and is now working to gain traction against BTC and the U.S. dollar. Granted the buyers enter the fray once again and overpower the sellers, ETH could potentially move beyond the $285 mark.

Read More: https://cryptomode.com/ethereum-price-watch-the-struggle-continues-as-price-drops-again/

At press time, the father of crypto has fallen by about $100 from yesterday and is now trading for roughly $6,670.

https://youtu.be/RI35ffK_Crk

This is still an improvement over where bitcoin has stood for the past few days. Typically swinging about the $6,400 range, the cryptocurrency remained within this region and didn’t react much to the news that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had rejected a total of nine new bitcoin ETFs. This was later followed by a $300 upswing, and many thought the cryptocurrency market was beginning to mature.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bitcoin-price-watch-currency-falls-a-bit-as-former-bull-makes-scary-prediction/

At press time, the father of cryptocurrency has fallen by roughly $200 from where it was over the weekend and is now trading for just over $6,200.

https://youtu.be/0Mpdlzq3_OE

One source claims that bitcoin isn’t “doing too bad” when compared with other forms of digital money. The currency’s market dominance has shot up over 50 percent in recent days, while other altcoins continue sink into oblivion. Furthermore, bitcoin is very well supported, with support lines stronger than resistance lines. This suggests that the entity may be preparing itself for another price burst, and that the bulls are once again taking over. The next target figure is $6,450, which could then bring bitcoin back over $6,500.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bitcoin-price-watch-currency-falls-again-but-volatility-doesnt-look-so-bad/

At press time, the most well-known and largest cryptocurrency is still trading in the $6,300 range. This is exactly where it stood yesterday and the day before, suggesting that bitcoin has found some sort of “comfort” where it is and is refusing to move up or down.

https://youtu.be/-ynB_KFDt1M

According to one source, the currency did experience a small breakout during the early morning hours of Sunday, August 12, though it was unable to deal with present resistance levels and immediately fell backwards shortly after. However, the currency also hit a new low in the $6,100 range before spiking up again to $6,300. The path has been paved for the bulls to rush in and take over; they just need to grab the reins. Current resistance is presently leveled at roughly $6,500.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bitcoin-price-watch-currencys-market-dominance-grows-stronger/

At press time, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap is trading for over $6,400. That’s about $200 higher than where it stood 24 hours ago.

https://youtu.be/V59HPPMdeq4

Yesterday, we discussed that bitcoin had dropped significantly in reaction to the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) postponing its decision regarding the bitcoin ETF submitted by VanEck. Up to that point, this appeared to be the only bitcoin ETF that was in good standing with the organization, and many believed approval was imminent.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bitcoin-price-watch-could-todays-rise-signal-the-currencys-return/

Decentralized exchanges are the next logical step in the world of cryptocurrency trading. John McAfee is a big fan of this new business model, and he thinks Luxcore is the project that will make it happen. With its smart contract technology, SegWit support, and native coin mixing, the project is off to a good start.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/why-mcafee-thinks-this-decentralized-exchange-is-the-real-deal/

ICOs Struggle for Funding

Initial coin offerings have been an interesting addition to the world of cryptocurrency. Although not everyone sees merit in this particular business, there are a lot of companies still raising millions of dollars without a working product. July 2018 wasn’t the best month for the industry, as the total capital raised was the lowest since June 2017.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/ico-capital-raised-in-july-was-lowest-amount-since-june-2017/

Bithumb, South Korea’s biggest crypto exchange as of May, is officially resuming deposits and withdrawals on August 4, after a month of freezing the platform.

Potential Impact of Restoration of Bithumb’s Operations

In June, Bithumb experienced a $40 million hacking attack which led to the loss of investors’ funds, falling victim to a major security breach for the third time in a 12-month period. The successful hacking attempt on Bithumb by an unidentified group of hackers led the local crypto exchange market and investors to panic, as the breach occurred merely weeks after the fall of another large digital asset trading platform Coinrail.

Read More: https://nulltx.com/bithumb-resumes-deposits-influx-of-capital-expected/

After going to brenda's address for the second time and her not answering the door I left a note. Here a week later I get a voicemail from her, here it is:

https://clyp.it/2ina4pj3

So I guess right after the scam is outed and people sent her thousands of dollars (I have a guy who told me he lost 25k) she "no longer has time for this"

She also won't return my phone calls.

https://trustednerd.com/2017/04/30/foxminers-has-crossed-the-20-million-mark-in-pre-order-for-its-f24-and-f48-miners/

Jonathan Yaniv is a name I keep seeing around here. Anybody can get more info on him? I think other PRs published by Foxminers were under his name. Might be an alias for Johnathan F, which is supposedly their sales guy.

I am sure the Foxminer guy is lurking here as well. Also here is an update:

I wen't to brendas address again today, knocked on her door and she refused to answer. That is okay as next time I will show up with 2 police officers and I am getting real tired of this crap.

Maybe before I thought she was innocent, but at this point I am 110% certain that she received compensation from this scam. She also went and told the scammer that I stopped at her door the first time because not 10 minutes after I left i received a threatening email from him.

This guy thinks he can get away with shit like that, well good luck with it when the feds start investigating. I filed a report with Brenda's name and address on it, if she doesn't want to deal with me she can deal with the cops.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6865qu/cryptocoinsnews_and_cointelegraph_actively/

Yea and Bitcoinist removed their article....

I've spoken with Bitcoinist and me thinking they were going to tarnish my reputation like that was a misunderstanding. I should have known they wouldn't post libel about us. I also shouldn't have posted this interview on this forum as I had no permission to do so. It is too late now but I just wanted to get it out there that Bitcoinist did nothing wrong.

Wait a second. If you call this number: 408-877-8345 (which is their support number supposedly)

Listen to the voicemail it says UFOminers.com!!! He didn't even change the voicemail to foxminers but left it at ufominers. We are dealing with a serial scammer here guys.

http://imgur.com/a/koBps

Report submitted along with the full email header where he pretended to be a lawyer. That in and of itself irrefutable evidence of IMPERSONATION FRAUD, a Felony in California.

I urge you to submit a report as well as that will get their site taken down faster.

So Bitcoinist.com decided to do an interview with that fraudster. According to some inside info this is what he said about me:

"Bitcoinist: What is your reaction to articles such as this one from The Merkle which claims "nothing about Foxminers is adding up" and that the company is "offering miners that are seemingly too goo to be true"?

EB: We have reasons to believe that TheMerkle take funds from one of our competitors to use defamation words against us, also we have some information that they paid reviews and forum users to do the same and we will drop them on public soon.

They claim to visit our headquarter in Los Gatos which is a lie, nobody visit us from TheMerkle, but they prefer to visit Brenda home address and verbally abuse her, she said that they act like mobs forcing and hitting the door, screaming "scammers", Brenda ask them who are they and they said "you think a C&D latter will stop us from take off your mask, you don't know who you deal with”.

She desperately call us and claim help, she thought someone trying to hurt her and she was crying on the call, we told her to call police and to stay inside and keep the door closed we are on the way.

Of course she call police but before they arrive to her address this abusers were left, Brenda said she don't know exactly how many they were, as she was terrified by their actions, but she heard 3 different voices 2 male and 1 female.

If they were so professional as they claim, they should take a camera and film the "interview" with Brenda which they claim they had, if not camera then record with cellphone or anything similar, but no, it's easier to claim things with presumption that people will believe what they said on article anyway.

They also used this technique against cointelegraph and cryptocoinnews accusing them of "scam their own readers", basically if they got paid why not to destroy their own competitors too!
I try to understand why they had that behavior, we drop it on marketing and  bad-advertising which is so often on business world, but they take it to a different level.
Shall i remind you of Panda Miners?
They had the same attitude against them, and finally after a while they prove to be legit"




I already filed a police report regarding this and also filed an ic3 report. Remember that this guy has already pretended to be a lawyer, and also a content marketer. If Bitcoinist publishes that interview then they are deliberately trying to defame myself and themerkle, I will have to get lawyers involved.

Nope I didn't. I went to the address that is registered to the LLC. The address in their footer is most likely a dummy address of some empty offices.

EDIT: Also, Gleb you know that Johnathan F. is a made up name. The guy already pretended to be a lawyer and a marketer. Ya think hes gonna sign with his real name?