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TRBBTC: breaking resistenceWhat Is Tellor (TRB)? Tellor is a decentralized oracle protocol. Oracles are a key part of blockchain infrastructure that update valuable off-chain data, making it available for on-chain smart contracts. Tellor’s oracle supplies data that can be requested, validated and put on-chain permissionlessly with data reporters competing for incentives of TRB. Data reporters bring valuable information on-chain for a wide range of DeFi applications. What Makes Tellor Unique? Tellor’s oracle works by incentivizing data reporters to put valid data on-chain while also disincentivizing bad reports via disputes and slashing. Becoming a reporter requires no verification process i.e. permissionless. Anyone anywhere in the world can be a reporter using open source software, a unique characteristic among blockchain oracles. When oracle users request the value of an off-chain data point (e.g. BTC/USD), data reporters compete to add this value to an on-chain data-bank, accessible by all smart contracts on the networks Tellor supports (Ethereum, Polygon, Algorand, etc.) The frequency with which data can be updated is limited only by how much / how often users “tip” the feed with TRB. Also unique to Tellor, data is submitted in bytes meaning the oracle is flexible and robust for nearly any blockchain application. Who Are the Founders of Tellor? Tellor was launched in 2019 by a U.S.-based team with the aim to address the oracle problem on the Ethereum blockchain. Tellor was founded by Brenda Loya, Nick Fett and Michael Zemrose. Brenda Loya is the CEO and co-founder of Tellor. Previously, Brenda worked as the VP and Lead Developer at Daxia in the field of blockchain, scalability and data science. Previously she was an economist and supervisory statistician at the U.S. Department of Labor. Nick Fett is a co-founder and CTO of Tellor. Previous to Tellor, he was the founder of Daxia, a derivatives protocol on Ethereum. Nick also has experience in economics, regulation, derivatives, and machine learning including positions at the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Michael Zemrose is co-founder and CSO of Tellor and previously did Business development at Daxia. He was also an entrepreneur in media and consulting for several years before joining the world of crypto. How Is the Tellor Network Secured? The purpose of Tellor’s native token, Tributes (TRB), is to connect and align data reporters, oracle users, and community governance. Security is achieved through Tellor’s governance contract, which uses a simple dispute mechanism to achieve community consensus on the data being reported. The way this works is that data reporters must stake TRB in order to report data and earn rewards, but they can be disputed and slashed, with their stake given to the disputer if they submit data the network deems incorrect.
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by sequentialvzion
📊 TRB re-testing resistance ! What's next?Hello, dear TradingView members. This idea is a TRB analysis. TRB pumped more than 16% today, and it's the second time this week that it has tried to break that resistance level. The price is moving above the upper Bollinger Band, which causes weakness, and sends overbought signals. However, RSI tells us the market still has room to go higher, which makes two scenarios possible for the near future. Scenario one: A breakout: The price will either pump now or move to resistance levels after getting more support and buy volumes. Scenario two: A fake-out: The price will fall after being around the resistance zone for a while. The Bollinger Bands are broad, and I used them to show the resistance and support levels. Not entirely accurate, but still practical. The Speedometer indicator shows Buy volumes on the market for TRB on a 1D interval. Now have in mind: ANY news about this coin can cause a big pump or dump at this moment! Let me know if you guys have any questions; I will be more than happy to help. Good luck, and thank you.
by ShawnMCR
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TRB (Tellor) Token Analysis 28/03/2022Fundamental Analysis: Tellor is a decentralized oracle network. Oracles are a key part of blockchain infrastructure that update valuable off-chain data, making it available for on-chain smart contracts. Tellor’s oracle supplies data that can be requested, validated and put on-chain transparently with data reporters competing for incentives of TRB. Data reporters bring valuable information on-chain for a wide range of DeFi applications. To learn more about oracles check out the article Oracles 101: coinmarketcap.com Tellor’s oracle is a decentralized network of staked data reporters. Becoming a reporter requires no verification process i.e. permission less. Anyone anywhere in the world can be a reporter using open source software, a unique characteristic among blockchain oracles. With some knowledge of blockchain and smart contracts, interested data reporters holding more than 100 TRB can start earning rewards for providing accurate data. When oracle users request the value of an off-chain data point (e.g. BTC/USD), data reporters compete to add this value to an on-chain data-bank, accessible by all Ethereum smart contracts. The frequency with which data can be updated is limited only by how much / how often users “tip” the feed with TRB. Also unique to Tellor, data is submitted in bytes meaning the oracle is flexible and robust for nearly any blockchain application. The purpose of Tellor’s native token, Tributes (TRB), is to connect and align data reporters, oracle users, and community governance. Security is achieved through Tellor’s governance contract, which uses a simple dispute mechanism to achieve community consensus on the data being reported. The way this works is that data reporters must stake TRB in order to report data and earn rewards, but they can be disputed and slashed, with their stake given to the disputer if they submit data the network deems incorrect. Tellor was launched in 2019 by a U.S.-based team with the aim to address the oracle problem on the Ethereum blockchain. Tellor was founded by Brenda Loya, Nick Fett and Michael Zemrose. Brenda Loya is the CEO and co-founder of Tellor. Previously, Brenda worked as the VP and Lead Developer at Daxia in the field of blockchain, scalability and data science. Previously she was an economist and supervisory statistician at the U.S. Department of Labor. Nick Fett is a co-founder and CTO of Tellor. Previous to Tellor, he was the founder of Daxia, a derivatives protocol on Ethereum. Nick also has experience in economics, regulation, derivatives, and machine learning including positions at the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Michael Zemrose is co-founder and CSO of Tellor and previously did Business development at Daxia. He was also an entrepreneur in media and consulting for several years before joining the world of crypto. Tellor (TRB) has the Total supply of 2,385,988 tokens as of 28/03/2022. The current CoinMarketCap ranking is #535, with a live market cap of $55,483,608 USD. It has a circulating supply of 2,313,777 TRB coins and the max. supply is not available. Technical Analysis: The Price Value Has Fallen to its 90% low, From its All Time High and has already Accumulated its Intrinsic Value and the Smart Money Flow is on its way. Currently the Price is at the 85% low of the ATH and it can be considered a good Opportunity for Investment. There exist the Bullish Divergence of Price Value and MACD which is the very sign of Bearish Trend reversal and Start of the New Cycle and Bullish Impulsive waves. We have defined 3 Targets by the Confluences of the Fibonacci Expansion and Fibonacci Trend Base Extension Levels, and these levels can be considered as the very important Pivot point on the Price Rally. The 3 TP will get its Confirmation as the Price Triggers the 2 TP followed by some Price Correction and Retracement which is the distribution Phase.
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by BitonGroup
TRB / USD (Tellor) Token Analysis 24/10/2021Fundamentals Analysis: Tellor was launched in 2019 by a U.S.-based team with the aim to address the oracle problem on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. Tellor is an Ethereum-based, decentralized, secure oracle for decentralized finance (DeFi) decentralized applications (DApps). To learn more about this project, check out our deep dive of Tellor. Tellor allows DeFi DApps to receive high-value data for smart contracts. The data feed’s stability and reliability are ensured by staked miners who participate in proof-of-work (PoW) consensus. The team behind Tellor also built Daxia, which is a derivatives protocol on Ethereum. Daxia created tokens that represented long or short sides of a trading pair, and an oracle was needed in order to execute these smart contracts. As a result, the team created Tellor, which is a decentralized, purpose-built oracle solution. Tellor takes advantage of the proof-of-work consensus algorithm in order to provide a high level of security to the network through decentralization. Alongside the PoW solution, miners need to provide an off-chain data point. Participants of the network also have to deposit a minimum sum of 1000 tokens as a stake, which acts as a guarantee of the correctness of data inputs. The TRB utility token is an Ethereum-based token that powers the Tellor system. Tellor works by allowing users to send queries to the oracle network, where TRB tokens are used as an incentive for miners to choose a particular query. Later on, other users that want the same data can pay for it more to further incentivize miners. Approximately every 10 minutes the oracle selects the best-funded query and provides a challenge for the miners who have opted towards solving it. Miners can then submit their PoW solution and off-chain data point within the oracle contract. The oracle then validates the input and saves it on the chain. Once this happens, the miners are finally rewarded for their mining efforts. Anyone that has TRB tokens can dispute the validity of a mined value, however, this needs to be done in a 24-hour interval by paying a dispute fee. Tellor was co-founded by Brenda Loya and Michael Zemrose. Brenda Loya is the CEO and co-founder of Tellor and in the past worked as the VP and lead developer at Daxia in the field of blockchain, scalability and data science. She was also the supervisory statistician in employment and training administration at the U.S. Department of Labor. Michael Zemrose is a co-founder of Tellor and used to work as the chief strategy officer at Daxia. He was also a coach for small business owners at Real Elevation. The current CoinMarketCap ranking is #404, with a live market cap of $109,136,660 USD. It has a circulating supply of 2,005,905 TRB coins and the max. supply is not available. Technical Analysis: The Token had a Bullish run and made ATH then retraced to 78.6% level of Fibonacci Retracement Level, where it is currently Reaccumulating and we are expecting a bullish wave and a new Higher cycle soon. we have defined three new Targets with Fibonacci Projection of the Past Bullish Run and highest pick and lowest retracement dumps. the 3 TP gets confirmed as soon as the price Touches the 161.8% of the same Fibonacci projection followed by some retracement and price correction.
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by BitonGroup
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$TRB/USDT 12h (#BinanceFutures) Falling wedge breakout & retestTellor Tributes seems to have found local bottom and looks ready for recovery towards 100EMA! tellor.io Current Price= 31.58 Buy Entry= 30.78 - 28.46 Take Profit= 36.35 | 44.16 | 54.96 Stop Loss= 24.55 Risk/Reward= 1:1.33 | 1:2.87 | 1:5 Expected Profit= +22.72% | +49.09% | +88.55% Possible Loss= -17.12% Fib. Retracement= 0.382 | 0.618 | 0.883 Margin Leverage= 1x Estimated Gain-time= 2 months Contract: #ERC20 0x88dF592F8eb5D7Bd38bFeF7dEb0fBc02cf3778a0
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by TradingOn
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TRB - In the breakout rangeTRBUSDT : The price is moving in one channel. As can be seen in the chart, prices have repeatedly encountered and reacted to this trend. That all leads to a price drop. If this trend is broken, we expect a good move. If the price breaks the trend line of the first target, we will probably have a good price jump. But : The buy signal has not been seen, yet. The trend line has not been broken, yet. Bitcoin movements at this time may affect its movement. Then : You can monitor this coin and put it in your watchlist.
by TrendShot