Ayre Predicts Shakeup to the Crypto Space That 'Will Dump All Markets'

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Ayre Predicts Shakeup to the Crypto Space That 'Will Dump All Markets'

Without going into much detail, Coingeek.com founder and bitcoin cash proponent Calvin Ayre tweeted the following Saturday:

I am predicting a shake up coming in #Crypto space that will dump all markets. If you have the courage you can try to trade through it to advantage but anyone holding #Bitcoin# BCH can just relax and wait or buy more at the bottom.

Cryptocurrencies across the board have taken a huge hit the first part of this year after peaking in price back in December.

Ayre also tweeted out an article discussing how much more viable bitcoin cash is compared with "too expensive" bitcoin BTC.

In the betting space, bitcoin cash received a much needed boost with news that Cloudbet reported a 600% increase in those using the cryptocurrency to bet the World Cup compared to immediately before the start of this year's tournament.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

 

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