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A new crop of rising stars seems to be appearing in the crypto- coin market on a daily basis, as ICO’s are taking place in all kinds of segments, while some of the running projects get boosted by the market on favorable news announcements or trading activity. These coins provide good opportunities for traders, but be aware, risks might also be higher, so careful with those margin accounts! Don't have an account? Send Jonas Borchgrevink an email - - //Thanks to our ICO analysis series, you can get ahead of the curve, and find the winners of the future before they even start circulating. Today, we will take a look at the five of the up and coming coins that are already out in the wild, or actually have been there for quite a while, from a trader’s perspective. Interested in another small cap coin or coins? Let us know in the comment section, and we will post an analysis in the coming days!

Stratis. Stratis/BTC, 4- Hour. Stratis crossed the $1 billion market value recently, racing to the 7th place of the market cap list according to Coinmarketcap. If you recall it wasn’t long ago, that Ethereum crossed this mark (earlier this year), and now it is north of $2. The coin has been consolidating since last week’s extraordinary rise, as we expected after running into resistance near 0.

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Bitcoin pair. While the coin is not on a buy signal as of now, it should on traders’ watchlists, as a move out of the short- term pattern could trigger another leg higher in both the BTC and the USD pairas we expected after running into resistance near 0. Bitcoin pair. While the coin is not on a buy signal as of now, it should on traders’ watchlists, as a move out of the short- term pattern could trigger another leg higher in both the BTC and the USD pair. Steem. Steem/BTC, 4- Hour Chart Analysis. Steem is also right near the top 1. The coin surged above the prior high at 0.

That said, Steem remains on a buy signal on the BTC pair, above the prior high. Although this is probably not the best point to enter an investment position, short- term traders could still ride the wave higher, despite the overbought readings on the MACD. Siacoin. Siacoin/BTC, 4- Hour Chart Analysis. Siacoin is getting close to a possible entry point near the May highs on the BTC pair.

Just above the 0. The MACD is approaching neutral territory, and although further consolidation is possible, a move out of the correction could set a up a rally towards the prior highs and above that to the 0. Factom. Factom/BTC, 4- Hour Chart Analysis. Factom ran into resistance just above the 0.

BTC pair. There is a convergence zone with the rising short- term trendline near that zone, which could provide a good entry point for short- term traders. The coin recently broke- out from a lengthy consolidation zone, which could serve as a base for further gains in the coming weeks. Lisk. Lisk/BTC, 4- Hour Chart Analysis. Lisk exploded above its prior high this week, and quickly reached the 1.

Fibonacci- extension resistance. The coin pulled- back off that level, but remains well above the 0. We expect more consolidation before a break- out above 0. Fibonacci level, short- term traders could consider new positions in anticipation  of a break- out.

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Companies fold. And if you don’t have backups of your most precious Snapchats and Gmails, then they can disappear in a puff of data center smoke. Here’s how to make sure you’ve got local copies of everything. Facebook. Your Facebook life might look like a sprawling mess but Mark Zuckerberg and his team have everything better organized than you might think, and getting a local copy of your data is very simple. Head to your Facebook settings page on the web, then click Download a copy of your Facebook data. On the next screen, click Start My Archive, enter your password, and confirm your choice—you’ll get an email when the archive’s ready to go. When you’ve got the archive downloaded to your computer, you can open up the index page in your browser and click around through your posts, photos, chat conversations and more, right back to when you first opened an account—in some cases it’s quite a blast of nostalgia.

Should anything ever happen to Facebook’s servers, or should you want to delete your account in the future, you’ve now got a local copy of your social networking. Gmail. To get copies of your Gmail emails (and indeed just about everything else you’ve ever uploaded to Google’s servers), head to your Google account page on the web and click Control your content then Create archive. Make sure Mail is ticked (as well as anything else you want to download), use the drop- down menu to restrict your download to specific labels if you’d like to, then click Next to choose an archive file type and delivery method. Emails are delivered in the mbox format, which you can then import into a variety of common desktop email clients.

Alternatively, get Gmail set up for IMAP access through the Settings pane on the web, then use your desktop client to sync all the emails you want straight to your computer—in either case, you can use whatever export options your email program has to get your messages into another format (like plain text) if you need to. Instagram. You’ve got a ton of options for downloading your Instagram photos but none of them are native tools and the quality of these third- party apps varies. There’s Ins. Save for i.

OS, which costs $1. Insta. Save for Android, which is free but ad- heavy, and Download. Gram and Dinsta on the web, which only download one picture at a time.

By far the best tool we’ve found for the job is 4. K Stogram, which is a free download for Windows or mac. OS. Putting your faith and trust in these third- party developers isn’t ideal, and a much better option is to have Instagram save your photos to your camera roll at the same time as posting them, then they can be backed up from there. Look for the Save Original Photos and Save Videos After Posting options on the app’s settings screen, which you can get at through your profile page (tap the cog icon on i. OS or the three vertical dots on Android). Snapchat. The world’s most famous disappearing photo app will actually save your pictures if you want it to (we’re talking about your own pictures and videos here—saving incoming snaps is sort of against the spirit of Snapchat). Tap the ghost or bitmoji icon at the top of the camera screen, then the cog icon, then Memories—this is your own personal bank of Snapchat photos and videos that appears on any device when you log into the app.

Make sure your snaps are being saved to both the Memories page and your Camera Roll (then you can back them up to other places) and turn the Auto- Save Stories option on too. How To Install Tremolo Bar. For individual, non- Story snaps, you still need to tap the save button (bottom left) before sending photos or videos, and this only applies to future snaps you create —there’s no way to get back pictures and clips you’ve sent before turning the Memories feature on. Tumblr. You may well have uploaded a host of art and carefully crafted GIFs to your Tumblr account, and if you’ve kept the local copies around then it’s easy enough to back these up to the cloud using whatever your preferredmethod is. If your Tumblr posts are the only copies of this stuff you have, then it’s a good idea to save an archive locally, just in case Verizon should suddenly decide to raze Tumblr to the ground with no advance warning.

Doing this is actually pretty difficult though—Tumblr did have some official backup tools, but they’re no longer around. The best option we’ve found is Tumbl.

Three, a free export tool for Windows: read through the usage notes on the download page to make sure you’re using it properly. It’s not the most intuitive application, so really your best bet is keeping your original photos and videos around locally after sending them to Tumblr. Twitter. Twitter might not be on the verge of closing down just yet, but who knows in five years’ time? Or what if a third- party app should run amok through your tweets and permanently delete them? All your droll 1. Thankfully, Twitter has a pretty comprehensive archive tool built into the web interface that you can use to to get your whole timeline downloaded for safe keeping. From the Twitter settings page on the web, click the Request your archive link down at the bottom—when it’s ready to go, you’ll get a link over email.

You end up with a folder of assets and an HTML file that ties them all together: you can browse around your whole history by year and month, and the archive includes all the photos and videos you’ve posted too. It’s actually much easier to navigate around than the main Twitter website. Whats. App. If you’re a keen Whats. Apper then you can back up your chats from inside the app, photos and videos and all, but you can’t view these archives anywhere except inside Whats.

App. It’s still worth doing, should something happen to your phone, because you can just import everything again and pick up from where you left off. Head to the Whats. App Settings page inside the app, then tap Chats and Chat backup to start the process. You can back up your Whats.

App conversations to your phone or to Google Drive (Android) and i. Cloud (i. OS), so choose whichever method you prefer and configure an automatic backup schedule so you don’t have to keep remembering to do it. Of course if you go for the cloud option you need enough storage space, which may or may not be a problem depending on how many photos and videos you’ve got in your conversation threads. You. Tube. We’ve already mentioned Gmail and the process for You. Tube (or any other Google- owned property) is very similar—head to your Google account page, click Control your content, then follow the Create archive link.

Make sure You. Tube is the only item in the list ticked, and use the drop- down menu alongside to choose what you want to download (the options are history, playlists, subscriptions, and videos). Click Next to confirm your choice.

The videos come down the pipe in whatever format and resolution you originally uploaded them at, so you get them back untouched by You. Tube’s various processing and optimization techniques.

Of course it’s a good idea to just keep your videos around on your phone or your computer after you’ve uploaded them, which means you’ve always got spare copies of your movie masterpieces should they vanish from the You.