Trends

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is regarded as the “queen” of technology, according to conversations on Twitter. The 6th edition of the Innovation Report of Talent Garden has analyzed the chats on Twitter across Europe, looking at the key trends in digital last year to forecast the trends of 2019.

Over the last couple of weeks, Bitcoin price significantly dropped, losing 70% of its value since September 2017. This bloody bear market seems to be the most severe in a long period of digital currency history. Luckily, the crypto market has started to recover step by step, with Google search trends for Bitcoin rising accordingly.

A recent poll by Weiss Ratings indicated that the Twitter community deems Ripple (XRP) at the best opportunity to invest in a token below $1.

Bitcoin is closing out a bullish week. The market capitalisation of digital currencies is back over $220 billion at the time of press, and several Altcoins have also registered a bullish week.

Bitcoin has removed the pessimism out of a big pennant in the past 24 hours, as several sellers fight to maintain Bitcoin below the major $6,800 resistance level above. In the absence of any harmful news and with a significant fall in BTC/USD lows on the futures market, we can surmise that the 2.1% fall from Sunday's Sept 23 close is a small manipulative trend.

Following an unprecedented uproar caused by the blockchain systems, countless trends are leading to a broad-spectrum shutdown of this technology. Without fast democratization within the market, your future may be at risk of blockchain-absent asset management.

Cryptocurrency development, trends, challenges, and innovation are the ‘breaking news’  for several blogs, vlogs, news channels and other information outlets. These platforms offer analytical resources, breaking news, and market information for the most exciting industry in the market now.

The new financial technology called cryptocurrency has gradually filled the financial markets of different countries. While some governments are happy to embrace fintech trends, others are rather watchful. A number of countries have already tried to either regulate or ban digital currencies.

While other countries ban the new financial technology, Bermuda remains optimistic. Having decided to follow the newest trends in the financial market, the Bermuda Monetary Authority issued a draft of “Bermuda’s fintech strategy” for regulating digital currencies and ICOs.