Bytecoin is the real old-timer as it has emerged on the crypto market in the middle of 2014, almost simultaneously with Bitcoin. One of them had obviously done quite well for itself, while the other - hint, it's Bytecoin - has been biting the dust and traded at a price of less than a tenth of a cent per unit. It's sad to see such projects with really useful initiatives go down the drain.

Johnny Nemo   June 13, 2020   Reply

Despite the fact that Bytecoin has been putting up nice gains this week, 4,2% to be precise, I find it hard to believe that it would maintain such a positive course over an extended period of time. At least, the technical indicators like VWMA and EMA paint only bearish scenarios, and they haven't let me down so far. BCN isn't that bad in terms of fundamentals, but it seems to be incapable of reversing the current downward trend.

Sophie   June 7, 2020   Reply

If you are looking for a highly volatile coin to trade against for fast profits, then Bytecoin is surely one of the best options. BCN has had as many as five huge spikes in price (from around $0,0005 to $0,00058) over the course of the last day, showing almost 10% gains while most of the market has been in the red. Today is not an exception: Bytecoin's entire price history looks like a rollercoaster. So, if you are trading on Poloniex or HitBTC, pay attention to BCN.

MoonBoy   May 29, 2020   Reply

Ever since BCN got delisted from major exchanges they really fell of the map. It must have been a rough ride for anyone holding that and didn't know about the delistings that happened.

Ken   February 27, 2019   Reply

What about bcn is heard. Is it worth buying? What will happen when the maximum of them is mined, the price will crawl up or down?

Ne0   December 11, 2017   Reply