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A syllabus for Mati Greenspan's 6-part crypto trading course on Cointelligence Academy.

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It has become common knowledge in certain circles that Nick Ayton – patriarch of the Ayton family and the managing director of a company that defrauded pension savers out of millions of pounds, all whilst holding a made up MBA and questionable work history.

Last week was marked by a massive collapse of bitcoin price triggered by the fall on traditional markets due to the panic over the coronavirus. The chaos was spread far beyond the financial world and as the most of the population on Earth is locked down at their homes, panic buying has gone over the...

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Cointelligence has spent the past 2.5 years investigating and calling out crypto scams. We’ve learned how to tell what is and is not a scam, and how to identify scams, and how to properly use the word. With that in mind, here are our thoughts on the matter.

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CoinGecko, a world-leading cryptocurrency data aggregator, has just released its 2019 Year-End Cryptocurrency report. The 50-page report provides an overview of the state of the cryptocurrency markets throughout 2019 with market insights, major events and more.