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Privacy is one of the new technological trends of the last year. More and more important companies are shifting this functionality into their core business, even the big giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon.

It is believed that only 10% of traders actually take profits and 90% are at risk of losing everything invested. This is also true on the cryptocurrency market. While only a few traders follow the market trends and try to make the most profitable bets, others prefer to gamble instead of trading.

In October 2019, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Monero, and many other cryptocurrencies on coinmarketcap show bearish trends. However, cryptocurrency investors have no time to wait till the market rise again.

According to a recent analysis on Google Trends, it is clear that Bitcoin is a more searched term than Stocks. In this era of technological evolution around the world, several people in the financial industry are turning to using cryptocurrencies rather than traditional assets.

The blockchain and cryptocurrency community is composed of many different kinds of participants, both newbies and veterans, and all of them want to learn how to identify trends in crypto charts, and ascertain breakouts and fakeouts while trading digital currencies including Bitcoin, particularly for margin trading.

Research conducted by Southern Methodist University showed that trends on Twitter and Google influence prices of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

The data provided by Google Trends shows that the search phrase “buy Bitcoin” only multiplied in March after the price of the cryptocurrency started surging.

A veteran commodity trader since 1980 Peter Brandt, who predicted both Bitcoin’s $20,000 hike and 80%+ fall to below $4,000, reveals it would not shock him if the price of Bitcoin – the leading crypto by market cap (MC) – entered a fresh parabolic phase. He thinks that BTC is following the same trends as those of 2015, that could result into 100x surge.

China’s attitude on distributed ledger technology (DLT) is in agreement with global policy trends. The country embraces blockchain technology but not cryptocurrency, according to the BITBLOCK monthly research report on “Chinese Blockchain Policy.”