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Sept 18, 2017 15:12:30 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 18, 2017 15:12:30 GMT 1, I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting.
First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low.
Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up.
There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price.
Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high.
What are people's thoughts?
Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information.
I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked.
I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting.
First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low.
Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up.
There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price.
Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high.
What are people's thoughts?
Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information.
I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked.
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Sept 18, 2017 15:26:08 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by kharupt on Sept 18, 2017 15:26:08 GMT 1, I feel like all of this bad press is to lower btc's price. When low enough those institutions buys in bulk like JP Morgan. A bit like the anti hype in this forum. 
Bitcoin's all time high is actually $4,928. I'd keep an eye out for litecoin and ethereum. I have NEM and OMG. They look to be solid altcoins.
I feel like all of this bad press is to lower btc's price. When low enough those institutions buys in bulk like JP Morgan. A bit like the anti hype in this forum. Bitcoin's all time high is actually $4,928. I'd keep an eye out for litecoin and ethereum. I have NEM and OMG. They look to be solid altcoins. |
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Sept 18, 2017 15:34:20 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Deleted on Sept 18, 2017 15:34:20 GMT 1, If you bought one BC on Friday you'd be 25% richer right about now.....
JP are heavy backers of ETH.....
Forget the latest Sweetooth pencil case set, you want to be buying crypto......
If you bought one BC on Friday you'd be 25% richer right about now.....
JP are heavy backers of ETH.....
Forget the latest Sweetooth pencil case set, you want to be buying crypto......
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Sept 18, 2017 20:29:01 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Sept 18, 2017 20:29:01 GMT 1, Sparky, your obvious talent is wasted here, get yourself onto Walledoff threads to sort some lesser witted posters out.
Sparky, your obvious talent is wasted here, get yourself onto Walledoff threads to sort some lesser witted posters out.
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Sept 18, 2017 21:16:09 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 18, 2017 21:16:09 GMT 1, What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. Looking for hot tips on an art forum is dumb. Your question doesn't even have context, which means your investment won't have structure or risk management. Be careful I literally make my living off uninformed investors like you.
No need
What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. Looking for hot tips on an art forum is dumb. Your question doesn't even have context, which means your investment won't have structure or risk management. Be careful I literally make my living off uninformed investors like you. No need |
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Sept 18, 2017 21:31:22 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by RoboJ on Sept 18, 2017 21:31:22 GMT 1, Crypto has taken a hammering which is odd because the whole point of it being decentralised was so decision such as the one China just made are supposed to have no effect. This just shows that those with Bitcoin are largely made up of mainstream investors now rather than those who believe in the fundamentals of Bitcoin. I have a small amount of ethereum. If you think the price of a banksy jumps quick, try crypto! Although it plummets just as fast too haha
Crypto has taken a hammering which is odd because the whole point of it being decentralised was so decision such as the one China just made are supposed to have no effect. This just shows that those with Bitcoin are largely made up of mainstream investors now rather than those who believe in the fundamentals of Bitcoin. I have a small amount of ethereum. If you think the price of a banksy jumps quick, try crypto! Although it plummets just as fast too haha
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Sept 18, 2017 21:51:08 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Sept 18, 2017 21:51:08 GMT 1, I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting. First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low. Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up. There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price. Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high. What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked.
Bitcoin went over $5,000.
Jamie Dimon should be locked up.
I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting. First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low. Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up. There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price. Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high. What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked. Bitcoin went over $5,000. Jamie Dimon should be locked up. |
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Sept 19, 2017 9:57:03 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by ferg on Sept 19, 2017 9:57:03 GMT 1, I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting. First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low. Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up. There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price. Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high. What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked.
I thought I'd start a thread about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies, seeing as the past couple of weeks have been pretty interesting. First of all, China's central bank banned ICOs which had an effect on Bitcoin. There were rumors China would try and ban crypto currencies all together. This caused it to drop to a 90 day low. Last week JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon went on record saying that it is a fraud, a pyramid scheme, worse than tulip bulbs and will blow up. There are rumors that JP Morgan have since invested a lot into bitcoin, implying the statements were released in the hope of lowering its value in order to buy in at a low price. Today, Bitcoin has surged to over $4,000 but it is still off the $4,522 all time high. What are people's thoughts? Do you have any stories, any crypto currencies you think might follow in Bitcoin's footsteps? Perhaps this thread could be the place to share information. I know there is another thread called 'If you had $10,000 to spend' which kind of turned into a thread about bitcoin etc... but I didn't want to keep hi-jacking that thread and I apologize if there is already a crypto thread which I have overlooked. What's this got to do with art ? Nothing - go elsewhere |
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Sept 19, 2017 10:30:52 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 19, 2017 10:30:52 GMT 1, What's this got to do with art ? Nothing - go elsewhere
This is the TECH section you cretin. If you don't want to participate then ride your high horse elsewhere.
Some people are so narrow minded! Just because it's an art forum doesn't make you the art police 
What's this got to do with art ? Nothing - go elsewhere This is the TECH section you cretin. If you don't want to participate then ride your high horse elsewhere. Some people are so narrow minded! Just because it's an art forum doesn't make you the art police |
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Sept 19, 2017 10:32:53 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by ferg on Sept 19, 2017 10:32:53 GMT 1, What's this got to do with art ? Nothing - go elsewhere This is the TECH section you cretin. If you don't want to participate then ride your high horse elsewhere. Some people are so narrow minded! Just because it's an art forum doesn't make you the art police
What's this got to do with art ? Nothing - go elsewhere This is the TECH section you cretin. If you don't want to participate then ride your high horse elsewhere. Some people are so narrow minded! Just because it's an art forum doesn't make you the art police Your blocked idiot |
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Sept 19, 2017 10:45:19 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 19, 2017 10:45:19 GMT 1, *you're
*you're
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highflyer
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Sept 19, 2017 11:57:47 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Sept 19, 2017 11:57:47 GMT 1, Crypto has taken a hammering which is odd because the whole point of it being decentralised was so decision such as the one China just made are supposed to have no effect. This just shows that those with Bitcoin are largely made up of mainstream investors now rather than those who believe in the fundamentals of Bitcoin. I have a small amount of ethereum. If you think the price of a banksy jumps quick, try crypto! Although it plummets just as fast too haha  Yes so very odd that the price dropped, it's almost as if market makers used news to drive price down after millions of uninformed investors FOMO bought BTC. In a market with fixed supply, rapid increases in demand drive price exponentially higher. This momentum can not be maintained indefinitely and so as demand wains price falls. The time to buy BTC for this cycle was over a year ago, the risk reward right now is appalling over medium timeframes. 99% of BTC trades have happened under $1300 if you are investing money now then you are at best trying to catch the tail end of a bull run and you will get REKT.
That's a lovely chart. I enjoyed your peice on the Bitcoin cycle. Are you suggesting Bitcoin is not in its infancy in terms of global adoption?
Why would anybody be trying to catch the tail end of a bull run? Unless they were selling. And at best!?
Crypto has taken a hammering which is odd because the whole point of it being decentralised was so decision such as the one China just made are supposed to have no effect. This just shows that those with Bitcoin are largely made up of mainstream investors now rather than those who believe in the fundamentals of Bitcoin. I have a small amount of ethereum. If you think the price of a banksy jumps quick, try crypto! Although it plummets just as fast too haha Yes so very odd that the price dropped, it's almost as if market makers used news to drive price down after millions of uninformed investors FOMO bought BTC. In a market with fixed supply, rapid increases in demand drive price exponentially higher. This momentum can not be maintained indefinitely and so as demand wains price falls. The time to buy BTC for this cycle was over a year ago, the risk reward right now is appalling over medium timeframes. 99% of BTC trades have happened under $1300 if you are investing money now then you are at best trying to catch the tail end of a bull run and you will get REKT. That's a lovely chart. I enjoyed your peice on the Bitcoin cycle. Are you suggesting Bitcoin is not in its infancy in terms of global adoption? Why would anybody be trying to catch the tail end of a bull run? Unless they were selling. And at best!? |
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Sept 19, 2017 12:36:18 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 19, 2017 12:36:18 GMT 1, Sparky999 despite your initial vainglorious comment, I can see that you do have an interest in participating.
It would be interesting to see if the hype that you quite rightly mention is as large as you may think. I was talking to a casino manager last week and I asked if they had considered accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment, he didn't know what I was talking about.
We may find that the wave which you mention is merely a ripple right now.
Sparky999 despite your initial vainglorious comment, I can see that you do have an interest in participating.
It would be interesting to see if the hype that you quite rightly mention is as large as you may think. I was talking to a casino manager last week and I asked if they had considered accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment, he didn't know what I was talking about.
We may find that the wave which you mention is merely a ripple right now.
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Sept 19, 2017 12:51:23 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Sept 19, 2017 12:51:23 GMT 1, That's a lovely chart. I enjoyed your peice on the Bitcoin cycle. Are you suggesting Bitcoin is not in its infancy in terms of global adoption? Why would anybody be trying to catch the tail end of a bull run? Unless they were selling. And at best!? No that's actually exactly what I'm suggesting. People's expectations are way ahead of reality at the moment. People are buying bitcoin with no real understanding of what they are buying, why they are buying it, or with any time frame context to the investment. They are buying it because they heard their friends made money. They are buying hype. Bitcoin (with a capital B) is a protocol, it's a technology. A really f**kingbeautiful technology at that. Tech adoption comes in waves. We are in a wave right now, this wave may keep going higher or it may crash back down without making a new high over $5k. My point is you buy at the bottom of the wave not near or at the top of it - that's where you sell.
No sh#t sherlock regarding your "waves". I wish "people" knew that you are supposed to buy when it's low and not when it's high. But people are so stupid aren't they? Buying something and not knowing why. Luckily, you're smarter than people. Phew.
That's a lovely chart. I enjoyed your peice on the Bitcoin cycle. Are you suggesting Bitcoin is not in its infancy in terms of global adoption? Why would anybody be trying to catch the tail end of a bull run? Unless they were selling. And at best!? No that's actually exactly what I'm suggesting. People's expectations are way ahead of reality at the moment. People are buying bitcoin with no real understanding of what they are buying, why they are buying it, or with any time frame context to the investment. They are buying it because they heard their friends made money. They are buying hype. Bitcoin (with a capital B) is a protocol, it's a technology. A really f**kingbeautiful technology at that. Tech adoption comes in waves. We are in a wave right now, this wave may keep going higher or it may crash back down without making a new high over $5k. My point is you buy at the bottom of the wave not near or at the top of it - that's where you sell. No sh#t sherlock regarding your "waves". I wish "people" knew that you are supposed to buy when it's low and not when it's high. But people are so stupid aren't they? Buying something and not knowing why. Luckily, you're smarter than people. Phew. |
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Sept 19, 2017 13:02:13 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by seanburke on Sept 19, 2017 13:02:13 GMT 1, I've become a bit disillusioned with crypto recently, you can make a lot of money trading but it's very draining keeping an eye on news/feeds/alerts etc.
I held ether since early may this year but actually made more money from a few days trading litecoin this month.
The disillusion bit is that they are all so aligned with Bitcoin - if it moves, so do the rest of them no matter what their good news is.
I've become a bit disillusioned with crypto recently, you can make a lot of money trading but it's very draining keeping an eye on news/feeds/alerts etc.
I held ether since early may this year but actually made more money from a few days trading litecoin this month.
The disillusion bit is that they are all so aligned with Bitcoin - if it moves, so do the rest of them no matter what their good news is.
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Sept 19, 2017 13:06:08 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by njr911 on Sept 19, 2017 13:06:08 GMT 1, Interesting thread, I have a few hundred in Alt coins - just for the laugh and because i find it quite facinating. I'm not expecting to make any money (though neither was I when I bought Banksy)
Interesting thread, I have a few hundred in Alt coins - just for the laugh and because i find it quite facinating. I'm not expecting to make any money (though neither was I when I bought Banksy)
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Sept 19, 2017 13:08:56 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by bigp on Sept 19, 2017 13:08:56 GMT 1, I'm a relative newcomer to the crypto scene (4 months) but I'm seriously hooked.The future of smart contracts, small transaction fees and digital currency is the future. Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands.
But it's still a gamble,investment wise.Bitcoin is the king at the moment but who knows what will happen in the future as there are many coins/tokens making progress.
There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion.
I'm a relative newcomer to the crypto scene (4 months) but I'm seriously hooked.The future of smart contracts, small transaction fees and digital currency is the future. Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands.
But it's still a gamble,investment wise.Bitcoin is the king at the moment but who knows what will happen in the future as there are many coins/tokens making progress.
There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion.
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highflyer
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Sept 19, 2017 13:40:38 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Sept 19, 2017 13:40:38 GMT 1, People being irrational doesn't make them stupid - it makes them human. Thinking that does make you stupid though. You sound like every other mug in the business mate. I've heard it a million times. So boring.
People being irrational doesn't make them stupid - it makes them human. Thinking that does make you stupid though. You sound like every other mug in the business mate. I've heard it a million times. So boring.
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Sept 19, 2017 13:49:01 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Sept 19, 2017 13:49:01 GMT 1, People being irrational doesn't make them stupid - it makes them human. Thinking that does make you stupid though. You sound like every other mug in the business mate. I've heard it a million times. So boring.
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stupid
Definition of stupid
1 a :slow of mind :obtuse
b :given to unintelligent decisions or acts :acting in an unintelligent or careless manner
c :lacking intelligence or reason :
People being irrational doesn't make them stupid - it makes them human. Thinking that does make you stupid though. You sound like every other mug in the business mate. I've heard it a million times. So boring. Actually yes it does. www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stupidDefinition of stupid 1 a :slow of mind :obtuse b :given to unintelligent decisions or acts :acting in an unintelligent or careless manner c :lacking intelligence or reason : |
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Sept 19, 2017 13:54:26 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by ferg on Sept 19, 2017 13:54:26 GMT 1, Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere
Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere |
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Sept 19, 2017 14:28:48 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by medichead on Sept 19, 2017 14:28:48 GMT 1, Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere
If you don't like it, just stop clicking on the link to this thread and replying. There is quite clearly a wider interest in this and you are in the minority.
It is quite normal to have off-topic sections on a forum, no need to get worked up over it.
Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere Ferg I'm not sure what your issue is - this is a Tech sub-forum. This thread was specifically created to not continue to derail another mostly non-art-related thread ('If you had $10k') with crypto discussion. If you don't like it, just stop clicking on the link to this thread and replying. There is quite clearly a wider interest in this and you are in the minority. It is quite normal to have off-topic sections on a forum, no need to get worked up over it. |
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Sept 19, 2017 15:00:08 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on Sept 19, 2017 15:00:08 GMT 1, Why all the hate on the thread, as someone mentioned it was created in the Tech Forum. sparky999 I see the definition to stupid yet you have had to delete your own comments about this being an art forum if I recall seeing. Maybe you were too slow to read that this was in the Tech Forum thread or lacking intelligence or reason to think someone in an art forum may not know anything about cryptocurrencies. You yourself were quick to tout your amazing skills in this matter then retracted them as quickly.
By the way I am not that person, just a small fish. Only way I've invested in it before was buying stock in companies with vested interest in blockchain. However, recently jumped in as had a few Gs to burn, tried something new.
After a few months of reading decided on Ethereum as it is being backed by the big boys (JP Morgan, MSFT etc..) who don't like Bitcoin messing with their market and has a focus to the project. Then Litecoin for the hell of it.
Why all the hate on the thread, as someone mentioned it was created in the Tech Forum. sparky999 I see the definition to stupid yet you have had to delete your own comments about this being an art forum if I recall seeing. Maybe you were too slow to read that this was in the Tech Forum thread or lacking intelligence or reason to think someone in an art forum may not know anything about cryptocurrencies. You yourself were quick to tout your amazing skills in this matter then retracted them as quickly. By the way I am not that person, just a small fish. Only way I've invested in it before was buying stock in companies with vested interest in blockchain. However, recently jumped in as had a few Gs to burn, tried something new. After a few months of reading decided on Ethereum as it is being backed by the big boys (JP Morgan, MSFT etc..) who don't like Bitcoin messing with their market and has a focus to the project. Then Litecoin for the hell of it. |
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Sept 19, 2017 15:00:28 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Sept 19, 2017 15:00:28 GMT 1, Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere
You probably won't see this as you said you blocked me earlier but well done for persisting.
Give it a rest now though, eh?
Back on topic, a recent Cambridge University study into Crypto currency has shown that contrary to what some people have already touched on earlier in this thread, it really is a virgin market.
There are only 1,876 people working full-time in the cryptocurrency industry. Of those, the most find work in Asia-Pacific with 720. Behind that is North America with 676 employees.
One person showed a chart earlier showing the rate of growth for Bitcoin. It reminded me of another chart, the amount of debt the U.S. Government has accrued.
Try www.betfred.com or gamblers annon. you've got more chance of winning in the meantime take your thread elsewhere You probably won't see this as you said you blocked me earlier but well done for persisting. Give it a rest now though, eh? Back on topic, a recent Cambridge University study into Crypto currency has shown that contrary to what some people have already touched on earlier in this thread, it really is a virgin market.There are only 1,876 people working full-time in the cryptocurrency industry. Of those, the most find work in Asia-Pacific with 720. Behind that is North America with 676 employees. One person showed a chart earlier showing the rate of growth for Bitcoin. It reminded me of another chart, the amount of debt the U.S. Government has accrued. |
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Bitcoin, by maxamaxa2 on Sept 19, 2017 20:59:02 GMT 1, I would say that they must make it more user friendly to take the next step. It really is made by programmers without any understanding of society.
Its way too complicated to use to attract the masses and to make it more commonly used.
Will be interesting to see what happens when it becomes as easy to use as paypal.
I would say that they must make it more user friendly to take the next step. It really is made by programmers without any understanding of society.
Its way too complicated to use to attract the masses and to make it more commonly used.
Will be interesting to see what happens when it becomes as easy to use as paypal.
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Sept 19, 2017 21:46:42 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by dappy on Sept 19, 2017 21:46:42 GMT 1, ... Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands. There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion.
... the bankers are now running the show ... see above ... the money men will trade anything where they see they can make a profit ... that is what they will do ...
... other than a few independent companies saying that will accept bitcoin or the like as a trade in goods or services to gain publicity, the price per unit is solely based on trading ... and who is doing that? (rhetorical question)
... tulips ...
ps sparky999 were you for or against the crypto currency? you can PM direct
... Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands. There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion. ... the bankers are now running the show ... see above ... the money men will trade anything where they see they can make a profit ... that is what they will do ... ... other than a few independent companies saying that will accept bitcoin or the like as a trade in goods or services to gain publicity, the price per unit is solely based on trading ... and who is doing that? (rhetorical question) ... tulips ... ps sparky999 were you for or against the crypto currency? you can PM direct |
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Bitcoin
Sept 19, 2017 22:14:52 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by bigp on Sept 19, 2017 22:14:52 GMT 1, ... Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands. There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion. ... the bankers are now running the show ... see above ... the money men will trade anything where they see they can make a profit ... that is what they will do ... ... other than a few independent companies saying that will accept bitcoin or the like as a trade in goods or services to gain publicity, the price per unit is solely based on trading ... and who is doing that? (rhetorical question) ... tulips ... ps sparky999 were you for or against the e-currency? you can PM direct
... Never has there been a better opportunity to take the power away from the greedy bankers and put it firmly back into the peoples hands. There are over 800 different tokens/coins so choosing the right one is key (investment wise) as 99% of these will fail,in my opinion. ... the bankers are now running the show ... see above ... the money men will trade anything where they see they can make a profit ... that is what they will do ... ... other than a few independent companies saying that will accept bitcoin or the like as a trade in goods or services to gain publicity, the price per unit is solely based on trading ... and who is doing that? (rhetorical question) ... tulips ... ps sparky999 were you for or against the e-currency? you can PM direct The banks may trade and manipulate bitcoin but they will never be able to control it,that's why its so special in my eyes.A currency of which is totally decentralised and anonymous. |
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dappy
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Bitcoin
Sept 19, 2017 22:16:50 GMT 1
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Bitcoin, by dappy on Sept 19, 2017 22:16:50 GMT 1, ... they already control it ... its a business within a business ...wake up and smell the coffee ...
... they already control it ... its a business within a business ...wake up and smell the coffee ...
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chevyav53
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August 2017
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Bitcoin
Sept 19, 2017 22:26:52 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on Sept 19, 2017 22:26:52 GMT 1,
Careful friends this is a soccer link ...... Viva Benfica
Careful friends this is a soccer link ...... Viva Benfica |
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chevyav53
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August 2017
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Bitcoin
Sept 19, 2017 22:28:07 GMT 1
Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on Sept 19, 2017 22:28:07 GMT 1, ... they already control it ... its a business within a business ...wake up and smell the coffee ...
That's why Ethereum is the bet for me..... JP Morgan help create a new system, bring down the old Bitcoin, and they rake in then money.
... they already control it ... its a business within a business ...wake up and smell the coffee ... That's why Ethereum is the bet for me..... JP Morgan help create a new system, bring down the old Bitcoin, and they rake in then money. |
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