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Bankex against volatility. Bees against honey.

No, seriously, Bankex dudes made an article about how to beat volatility with their help blog.bankex.org/cryptocurrencies-the-good-the-bad-and-the-volatile-ac0c8cb01db1
This is despite the fact that precisely because of volatility and the general rise of the market they raised money during ICO.
The more I look at these guys, the less I like them in terms of sharing their values (cheating, yeah), and more in terms of price and opportunities they hide.
But wait, if by stability they mean bottom, then ok. I agree, what can be more stable. The bottom is the most stable place on earth, if somebody is not knocking from below, of course.
But as we see nobody is knocking their bottom. All attempts are interrupted and redeemed. And if you look at the last four days, then you can see that someone has clearly started to understand this and is making barely noticeable positive volumes of purchases.
Someone is quietly buying. Why not me?
I looked at their market profile last time. This time I'll apply Fibonacci levels, which show us an even more interesting alignment, if we really are at the bottom, and Bankex prepares some good news. The first retracement level may give us an increase of 30%. If it grows further the price gap will be much more higher. Let's see. Japanese say if you see the signal wait three days, if it is still there then buy\sell, if it is not, this was a wishful thinking.

THIS IS NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE
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