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    Daily market commentary from 30.10.2020

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    By Patrick Heusser on 30. October 2020 | Updated 2. November 2020 Market Review

    An overview of what is happening in the crypto markets, summarised daily by Crypto Finance AG Senior Trader Patrick Heusser in the market commentary.

    Market commentary

    Good Morning!

    A short one today to close an eventful week.

    Market commentary

    It looks like Iran is using bitcoin to find a way around the US sanctions and their subsequent cut-off from SWIFT payment access.

    This move is not really surprising, but I think it is pretty bold that their Central Bank has stepped in full force. If they are able to agree on the terms at which the miners will sell their freshly minted coins to the central bank, the government needs to put a few agreements in place with their trading partners to actually be able to pay for goods.

    The flipside

    If this kind of behavior of scrutinised countries starts getting some traction, I wonder how "whitelisted" countries will react. Will they try to block, or prevent this behaviour by putting everybody dealing with bitcoin (and those countries) on a "blacklist"? Which would trigger the regulators in the "whitelisted" countries to take action.

    Nevertheless, this is one more step towards mass adoption, and in the long run, a positive development for bitcoin.

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    About the author

    Patrick Heusser
    Patrick Heusser

      Patrick Heusser is Head of Trading at Crypto Broker AG. Prior to joining the company, Patrick worked as an Interest Rate Trader at UBS and held various positions in the IRCC (interest rate, commodity and foreign exchange trading) in London, New York, Singapore and Zurich. Patrick is an expert in trading and risk management. He also gained experience in other areas, such as building start-up companies. Patrick has a degree in banking from a business school. He has also taken various courses in technical chart analysis.

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