Ivan Koitchev

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@mammontrading Really good stuff, keep it up! I like how you show the process of going from high to low time frame.

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@iWantCoinNews On this chart, every time we have gone above this level price has dropped. The zone is the topside of a range we stayed more than a month in, and we need to bounce off of it to remain in an uptrend. Am I close?

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@mammontrading Which one?

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@mammontrading Well, breaking the trend line is less likely than going down. And I think you know it. Therefore it's more important to mention the price is more likely to go down but you did not mention that at the time. Instead you chose to mention the best case scenario only.

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@teachingweb3 @DeFi_Dad

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@Kidsune_Quest @KoiosDAO

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@teachingweb3 @ittaia A blockchain is a form of decentralized distributed ledger. It is handled by a network of nodes with equal power, all hold a copy of the ledger. It is open and public, so anyone can make transactions, see all transactions and become a node.

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@teachingweb3 @anders94 Block number:
the current sequence number of the block
Nonce:
a random number to be guessed to find the correct hash
Data:
the transactions in the block
Previous hash:
the hash of the previous block
Current hash:
the hash of the current block, the final result of the process

[Ivan Koitchev @IKoitchev]

@Kidsune_Quest As far as I know, Bitcoin was created shortly after the 2007-2008 financial crisis, because people wanted/needed a way to be in charge of their own finances. The "challenge" people faced was losing their money and in even their homes because of the crisis.