eBay refused to cooperate with PayPal in favor of the Adyen cryptopayments operator

The largest online marketplace eBay announced an agreement with the international payment company Adyen to pay for goods. Earlier eBay cooperated in this direction with PayPal.
The new partner does not mean that PayPal is completely out of the game: customers will pay for goods via Adyen without leaving eBay, but they can also use PayPal if they wish, although you will have to leave the site and go to the payment service website.

Adyen is a much smaller company compared to PayPal, based in Holland. Last year, it was valued at $ 2.3 billion. In 2015, Adyen entered into an agreement with BitPay, which helps the system handle payments in bitcoins and a number of other cryptocurrencies.
eBay explained that the reason for this decision was the desire to cut costs and strengthen control by sellers. After the publication of news, the shares of PayPal fell by 10%.

5 reason for the BTC still bullish

5- Reasons👇

1- #USA Senate meeting on 14th feb they are in support of #BTC at the moment

2- 16th feb end of Lunar new year Asian investment will come after this period

3- Robin hood USA leading stock exchange more than 30 million user will introduce #CRYTPO
To its platform in the month of #FEBRUARY

4- #BITCOIN and #ZCL Hardfork on 28th #FEBRUARY

5- Almost all fud is done Korea fud China fud , India fud , Usdt fud

We are almost done with these bad news .We are in the situation where market is  not  doing good at the moment but it’s not only happing with bitcoin or crypto market all other stocks market are down every years the first 2 months are down for every market because of tax things

Trust crypto market you can’t even imagine crypto will recover faster just #HOLD

Indian Crypto Users read his statement again

#Fact 1: Government will eliminate Crypto currency – to curb illicit activities. It doesn’t mean they will stop crypto currencies from trading. If you are trading bitcoin/crypto on exchanges and paying your taxes, you are not doing anything illicit.

#Fact 2: Government does not recognize Crypto as legal tender. Which means you cannot make or accept payments for goods and services in Bitcoins or any cryptocurrency. So you are still free to buy and sell cryptocurrency on exchanges.

#Fact 3: Government did not say there will be a ban on cryptocurrency. Indian government can however ban ICOs in India. We have to wait and watch.

Bitcoin has spectacularly 'died' several times

📉 - 94% June-November 2011 from $32 to $2 because of MtGox hack

📉 - 36% June 2012 from $7 to $4 Linod hack

📉 - 79% April 2013 from $266 to $54. MTGox stopped trading

📉 - 49% Feb 2014 MTGox tanks

📉 - 87% from $1166 to $170 November 2013 to January 2015

📉 - 40% September 2017 from $5000 to $2972 China ban

📉 - 68% Dec 2017 to present. from $19500 to 6,100