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Bitcoin is money, and money has always been used both for legal and illegal purposes. Cash, credit cards and current banking systems widely surpass Bitcoin in terms of their use to finance crime. Bitcoin can bring significant innovation in payment systems and the benefits of such innovation are often considered to be far beyond their potential drawbacks.
Bitcoin is designed to be a huge step forward in making money more secure and could also act as a significant protection against many forms of financial crime. For instance, bitcoins are completely impossible to counterfeit. Users are in full control of their payments and cannot receive unapproved charges such as with credit card fraud. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible and immune to fraudulent chargebacks.
Bitcoin allows money to be secured against theft and loss using very strong and useful mechanisms such as backups, encryption, and multiple signatures. Some concerns have been raised that Bitcoin could be more attractive to criminals because it can be used to make private and irreversible payments. However, these features already exist with cash and wire transfer, which are widely used and well-established.
The use of Bitcoin will undoubtedly be subjected to similar regulations that are already in place inside existing financial systems, and Bitcoin is not likely to prevent criminal investigations from being conducted. In general, it is common for important breakthroughs to be perceived as being controversial before their benefits are well understood. The Internet is a good example among many others to illustrate this.
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Trading of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies increased sharply at the beginning of 2020, then jumped to a new high in February—a level that was sustained for the height of the Coronavirus crisis from March through May.
“If historical growth rates can be maintained, Bitcoin’s current daily volume would need fewer than 4 years of growth to exceed daily volume of all US equities and fewer than 5 years to exceed daily volume of all US bonds.”
Where is this Coronavirus-fueled trading volume coming from and who will drive the future growth?
Who’s Buying Bitcoin?
A new study from Cornerstone Advisors revealed that 15% of American adults now own some form of cryptocurrency—a little more than half of whom invested in cryptocurrency for the first time during the first six months of 2020.
Percentage of Consumers Holding Cryptocurrency Assets
SOURCE: CORNERSTONE ADVISORS
On average, these new investors obtained roughly $67.5 billion in cryptocurrencies, roughly $4,000 per person. The self-reported value of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum for Americans who owned these assets prior to this year is about $111 billion, or close to $7,000 per person.
At 15% penetration, the US cracks the top 10 countries with the highest adoption of cryptocurrencies according to data from September 2019 (although a lot has changed since then).
Cryptocurrency Adoption
SOURCE: STATISTA
The Demographics of Bitcoin Buyers
Who fueled this Bitcoin buying binge during the crisis?
High income, well-educated men. Nearly eight in 10 of 2020 crypto buyers were men with an average annual income of $130,000. Four in 10 have a Master’s degree or higher (70% have a Bachelor’s degree or higher).
Millennials and Gen Xers. Millennials (26 to 40 years old) comprised 57% of the consumers buying cryptocurrency in 2020 with Gen Xers (41 to 55 years old) accounting for 30%. Overall, 27% of Millennials and 21% of Gen Xers now hold some form of cryptocurrency, in contrast to 7% of Gen Zers, and 3% of Baby Boomers.
Bank of America customers. Overall, 21% of all consumers call Bank of America their primary bank. Of the consumers buying cryptocurrencies during the Bitcoin binge, almost half—47%—are customers of Bank of America. You’d think Bitcoin buyers would be customers of the digital banks, but only 6% of them call a digital bank their primary bank—in line with the population as a whole.
The Bitcoin Benefit
It’s hard to prove that holding cryptocurrencies is the cause of this, but 44% of Americans who have already invested in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies said that their financial health is “much better” since the beginning of the Covid crisis. That’s in contrast to just 5% of all other US consumers.
Change in Financial Health Since Covid
SOURCE: CORNERSTONE ADVISORS
First Time Investors
From a demographic perspective, the first-time investors are very similar to the previous group of crypto holders, but they’re different in at least one significant way: They’re changing up the financial institutions they do business with.
Among the consumers who invested in cryptocurrency for the first time in 2020, half of them switched their primary banking relationship in the past six months—one-third did so in the past three months alone.
The Apple Effect
Apple Card holders only comprise 5% of all credit card customers, but among those that do have the card, 47% own some form of cryptocurrency—two-thirds of whom purchased crypto in 2020.
The Next Wave of Investors
The 11% of Americans who expect to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are somewhat different, demographically, from the current set of investors. Specifically, they are:
Women. Women only make up 22% of current cryptocurrency investors. In the next wave of investors, they account for 35% of the total.
Minorities. African-American and Hispanic consumers, who comprise 28% of all Americans, account for 23% of current crypto investors. Among those that anticipate investing in the next 12 months, 37% are from these two ethnic groups.
Younger and older. Just 6% of Gen Zers and Baby Boomers already have cryptocurrencies. In the next wave of investors, 17% are Gen Zers and 11% are Baby Boomers.
Less educated. Among current crypto investors, just 18% have not earned at least an Associate’s college degree. Among the consumers expecting to invest in cryptocurrencies in the next 12 months, that percentage rises to 36%.
One area of concern regarding the next wave of investors: Just 30% consider themselves to be “very financially literate,” in comparison to 54% of those who already hold cryptocurrencies.
The Crypto Opportunity For Banks
The surge in cryptocurrency investing has been a boon for Square. Bitcoin revenue for its Cash App for Q1 2020 was $306 million, up from $65 million in Q1 2019. Not surprisingly, reports indicate that PayPal intends to offer crypto purchasing through its PayPal and Venmo apps.
While many banks prevent their customers from buying cryptocurrencies using the cards they issue, the mainstreaming of crypto investing raises new questions for bnaks—not just regarding allowing their cards to be used, but whether or not they should provide more cryptocurrency investment-related services altogether.
A new announcement from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) may be opening the door to that. According to an article here in Forbes, the OCC letter:
“Clarifies that national banks have the authority to provide fiat bank accounts and cryptocurrency custodial services to cryptocurrency businesses. This clarification may open the doors for larger financial institutions to be provide bank accounts to cryptocurrency companies, as well as actually provide custodial services for customers’ private keys.”
Among the large banks, a few appear to have a head start over the others. A site called Moon Banking provides a “crypto friendliness” score for banks, with USAA and Ally Bank leading the way in the US.
Crypto Friendliness Score
SOURCE: MOON BANKING
All banks—in particular, community banks and credit unions—should look at opportunities to provide Bitcoin wallets and other cryptocurrency trading services as a way to differentiate their services.
Ron Shevlin is the Managing Director of Fintech Research at Cornerstone Advisors. Author of the book Smarter Bank and the Fintech Snark Tank on Forbes, Ron is ranked among the top fintech influencers globally, and is a frequent keynote speaker at banking and fintech industry events.
Changelly is a fast and relatively anonymous cryptocurrency exchange service that allows you to trade almost any cryptocurrency out there. In this post I’ll review the company and its services. Changelly Review Summary Changelly does what it says on the tin: Users can quickly and simply trade between cryptocurrencies to suit their needs.
A 0.5% cryptocurrency trade fee is not extortionate – it’s actually quite cheap for such a convenient product. However the company can be a bit more transparent about their business. The main thing to remember is to not use Changelly for fiat trades because the exchange rates are ridiculously high. That’s Changelly in a nutshell. If you want a more detailed review of Changelly keep on reading, here’s what I’ll cover:
1.Company Overview
Changelly allows you to trade cryptocurrency instantly and without registering at any exchange or verifying your identity. In operation since 2015 and headquartered in Malta, Changelly was originally associated with the Minergate team, which I reviewed as well. However, today these are two different companies (according to a source inside Changelly). Changelly uses an automatic trading robot that integrates with some of the largest trading platforms, including Poloniex, Binance and Bittrex.It operates by making bids and asks on respective exchanges to suggest the best available rates on trading pairs. This is similar to the service offered by Shapeshift.
2. Changelly Services
Changelly offers an instant, simple and relatively anonymous crypto to crypto exchange service. The service can be accessed via the company’s website, its mobile app (Android only) or through various 3rd party wallets. The most popular wallets that integrate Changelly are TREZOR, Ledger, Exodus, Jaxx, Coinomi and Edge.
Changellyalso offers its API and a customizable payment widget for websites. Using the widget, users can exchange crypto from within the site without needing to go to Changelly’s website. The company’s website also allows you to buy Bitcoin with a credit card via an integration with Simplex. While Changelly boasts about its simple and relatively anonymous buying process, it states that it may require a full verification process if a certain trade or user seems suspicious.
How to Use Changelly?
Decide what coins you want to change (e.g., Bitcoin to Ethereum, Litecoin to Dash, etc.). Verify the transaction fees. Enter your receiving address. Confirm and pay in your chosen currency.
3. Currencies and Payment Methods
Changelly offers access to over 140 different cryptocurrencies. The wide range of cryptocurrency creates an opportunity to exchange any two currencies directly with minimal fuss. Traditional cryptocurrency trading platforms generally have a limited selection of trading pairs, meaning that sometimes users have to make multiple transactions to receive their desired cryptocurrency. With Changelly, you can make up your own trading pairs with any of the cryptocurrency available on the platform, in one transaction.
You only need to select the trading pair and the software will take care of the trades. For example, you can easily trade Doge for Steem in one transaction. Click here to see all of the supported currencies. Recently, Changelly has added fiat currency support, with the inclusion of credit and debit card purchases. While this is a welcome addition for new users, it’s important to pay attention to the fees with this feature.
4. Changelly Fees
Changelly boasts about its static-rate fees as a major benefit of its service. With Changelly, all trades guarantee a 0.5% fee, which is fairly competitive, when all is said and done. However, cheaper rates can be found when working directly on trading platforms like Bitstamp or Kraken.
Still, If you’re making multiple trades to move altcoins, then Changelly may actually become a cheaper option, particularly with smaller amounts. When it comes to trades using fiat currency, there’s a massive caveat to mention here. Trades from fiat currency (i.e., dollars, euros, etc.) claim to hold the 0.5% static fee, but in reality, this doesn’t appear to be true. The rates vary with this method and you’re more likely to be trading at higher rate due to the unfair exchange rate. In their defence, Changelly does warn you about the high fees and the team claim this is out of their control. The reason for that is that to process these transactions, Changelly needs a third-party payment service (currently Indacoin and Simplex), which massively varies the rate.
Direct Buying Fees
When you’re looking to buy cryptocurrencies with a credit card on Changelly, you’ll notice fees are considerably higher. It’s important to understand why. All bank card transactions on Changelly are provided by Simplex and Indacoin. For BTC, BCH, LTC, XRP and ETH Changelly supports direct payments, which are provided by Simplex, so you can buy these cryptos without double conversion. However, when buying an other coin listed on Changelly, the transaction will be operated by Indacoin. In this case, the fiat amount will be converted twice: from fiat to BTC and from BTC to your requested cryptocurrency.
5. Buying Limits
When trading crypto to crypto there is no limit on the transaction amount. However fiat transaction have buying limits:
USA, Canada and Australia – $50 limit for the first transaction. The next purchase could be made in 4 days (100$ limit) and $500 after 7 days of the first buy. No more than 3 payments within the first week. No limits in one month at all.
CIS region (Russia/Ukraine/Belarus/Kazakhstan/Armenia/Georgia) – $200 limit for the first transaction. The next limit increase could be done in 24 hours. The total limit for the first week is $2000 and for the first month is $10000.
EU and other countries – $100 limit for the first transaction, the next purchase could be made in 4 days with 200$ limit and $500 after 7 days of the first buy. No more than 6 payments within the first week. No limits in one month at all.
If you’re looking to buy Bitcoin with a credit card via Changelly you’ll have the following limits:
First transaction: from $50 to $10,000
Daily limit: up to $20,000
Monthly limit: up to $50,000
6.Supported Countries
According to Changelly’s Terms of Service you will not be able to use the exchange if you live in any of the following countries: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Sudan, Syria, United States of America (including all USA territories like Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Island, and the US Virgin Islands (St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas), Bangladesh and Bolivia, as well as any other country subject to United Nations Security Council Sanctions List and its equivalent.
7. Customer Support and Customer Reviews
There is no doubt that the whole industry is struggling to provide reliable customer service. For the most part, Changelly seems to be doing a respectable job with a relatively high satisfaction score on TrustPilot. Team members often reply to queries within hours, and there are many reports of problems being fixed in under 24 hours. The website is particularly clean and easy to understand, so users have a minimal learning curve to start trading.
An in-depth FAQ also helps you educate yourself about the site and service. Support is provided through a chatbox on the website. However, aside from the respected amount of positive reviews, there are many one-star reviews about expensive trades and missing funds. As mentioned above, Changelly claims to have 0.5% fees, but in reality, it can get a lot more expensive for USD and Euro transactions. Changelly seems to be responding to each and every review with a request for a follow up. You can also read the comment section in this post for additional reviews of the platform.
8. Changelly vs. Shapeshift
Changelly’s ultimate competition is Shapeshift, a similar service headed by Erik Vorohees in 2014 that has gained a lot of respect from the Bitcoin community. From a user perspective, there isn’t a lot of difference between the two services, with Changelly being the cheaper one. From a reputation perspective, Shapeshift is much more open about its business and the people who run the company. I’ve compared both companies in the past, if you’re looking for a more detailed perspective.
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Does Changelly Accept Debit Cards?
Yes, Changelly accepts debit cards for cryptocurrency purchases. You may pay with a 3D-secure card from any country and in any currency. Debit cards are much more recommended to use than credit cards, since the latter can get declined by the issuing bank.
How Long Does Changelly Take to Exchange Between Cryptocurrencies?
Changelly transactions usually take between 5-30 minutes. Transactions over 1 BTC have a longer processing time, and can take longer depending on their size.
Bitcoin prices dropped by more than 8% today, approaching the $9,000 level as digital currency markets suffered widespread losses.The world’s most prominent cryptocurrency fell to as little as $9,108.47 close to 1 p.m. EDT, CoinDesk figures show.
At this price, it had declined more than 8.5% in less than 24 hours, after rising to $9,962.18 the night before, additional CoinDesk data reveals.The largest digital currency by market capitalization was not alone, as at the time of this writing, all of the top 10 cryptocurrencies were in the red, with 9 in 10 being down at least 5%, according to CoinMarketCap.
Digital currencies were not the only asset class to record losses today, as stocks experienced notable declines.The S&P 500 index, for example, dropped nearly 6% today, Google Finance data showed.
There was a massive decline “in the equity markets today, with large cap U.S. stock indices plunging more than 5-6%,” said John Todaro, director of digital currency research for TradeBlock.“There was a general flight to cash today, with even gold ETFs trading down. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were not immune to the sell-off and in a heightened correlation between assets, nearly everything traded lower,” he noted.
Other analysts provided similar perspectives, with Avi Felman, head of trading at BlockTower Capital, stating that: “The recent sharp drop in the equity markets is rattling investors who have watched Bitcoin struggle to break 10,000 even in a risk on market.” “Now that equity markets are suggesting there may be continued downside, digital asset investors are reminded of the last time equity markets fell out (which coincided with a large bitcoin drawdown) and are selling out of fear about a potential resumption of the equity bear market,” he claimed.
Denis Vinokourov, head of research for London-based digital asset firm Bequant, also spoke to the widespread declines, attributing them to bearish forecasts for the job market and the recent dovish comments made by the Federal Reserve. Because of these factors, “stocks fell across the board and it appears that crypto markets are once again not immune when it comes to cash crunches and margin calls.”
“The move is likely exacerbated by already bearish market positioning seen in the options market,” he said. Hugo Renaudin, CEO and co-founder of LGO, summed these comments up nicely, stating that “cash is still king, and when the uncertainty on future prospects rise, investors favor cash over ‘risky’ assets.”
“This happens across any market from equity to bitcoin: when markets go down, correlation goes to one.”
Technical Factors
While the aforementioned analysts primarily focused on factors like a decline in equities and a flight to cash helping fuel losses in bitcoin, analyst Marouane Garçon spoke to technical factors. “This tends to be the norm whenever Bitcoin gets close to $10,000,” he stated. “It’s a very strong resistance. I was expecting this.”
Disclosure: I own some bitcoin, bitcoin cash, litecoin, ether and EOS.
I am a financial writer and editor with strong knowledge of asset markets and investing concepts. Currently, I serve as VP of Content for financial services firm Quantum Economics. I have worked for financial institutions including State Street, Moody’s Analytics and Citizens Commercial Banking. An author of more than 500 publications, my work has appeared in mediums such as New York Post, Washington Post, Fortune, CoinDesk and Investopedia. Previously, I created all the industrial finance training for a company with more than 300 people. I have spoken at industry events across the world and delivered speeches on financial literacy for Mensa and Boston Rotaract. I currently hold Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ether and EOS.
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