5 Reasons Why Bitcoin Price is Not Tulip Mania: Nasdaq.com https://cointelegraph.com/news/5-reasons-why-bitcoin-price-is-not-tulip-mania-nasdaqcom1. The Growing Acceptance of Bitcoin as Legal Tender 2. Increasing Merchant Adoption 3. Bitcoin Is Increasingly Acting as a Store of Wealth in Distressed Economies 4. Bitcoin Has Only Just Gone Mainstream 5. Bitcoin’s Supply Is Limited The only thing that can derail this is the scaling issue. Bitcoin is back up to $5,858. |
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Thanks for bringing that to our attention. I just sent a private message to the moderator (mgrep): In regards to your new rule:
Users posting "joined" type posts when not required or allowed will be BANNED
We are hosting a Token Sale soon and running bounty campaigns. Like many ICO bounty campaigns before us, we are doing something very similar. We are asking participants to sign up by posting their Ethereum account address, which bounty they are signing up for and their Slack username. We need this information.
Will these users get banned for doing so? Let me know what we need to change and we'll change it. I'll let you know his reply. |
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Looks like it got deleted by Facebook or something happened , fixed with another link. Can we see how many tokens we made? any spreadsheets? I'll send you the spreadsheet through private message, in case any of the other helpers do not want their real names publicized. |
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We encourage you to research our project. We have built more than most others. We will be gamifying the biggest assets in the world: Stocks Derivatives We will gamify cryptocurrencies as well, but its total market cap is only 165 billion. Come make a bet on Bitcoin: https://stockbet.com/#/BullBear/round/17971 |
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Bitcoin splits again, creating a new cryptocurrency called bitcoin gold that then plunged 66% https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/25/bitcoin-gold-price-plunges-what-is-hard-fork.html- The price of bitcoin gold plunged over 66 percent since it started trading
- Experts are divided on whether the bitcoin split is a good or bad move
Bitcoin also plunged…to $5,500. If anyone wants to bet on Bitcoin Gold, let us know. We can easily add it to the database. |
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Bitcoin splits again, creating a new cryptocurrency called bitcoin gold that then plunged 66% https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/25/bitcoin-gold-price-plunges-what-is-hard-fork.html- The price of bitcoin gold plunged over 66 percent since it started trading
- Experts are divided on whether the bitcoin split is a good or bad move
Bitcoin also plunged…to $5,500. If anyone wants to bet on Bitcoin Gold, let us know. We can easily add it to the database. |
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Bitcoin splits again, creating a new cryptocurrency called bitcoin gold that then plunged 66% https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/25/bitcoin-gold-price-plunges-what-is-hard-fork.html- The price of bitcoin gold plunged over 66 percent since it started trading
- Experts are divided on whether the bitcoin split is a good or bad move
Bitcoin also plunged…to $5,500. If anyone wants to bet on Bitcoin Gold, let us know. We can easily add it to the database. |
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NYU's 'Dean of Valuations' Says Bitcoin Is a Currency, Not an Asset https://www.coindesk.com/nyus-dean-of-valuations-says-bitcoin-is-a-currency-not-an-asset/I’ve watched Aswath many times on CNBC over several years. I’ve used his spreadsheets to value companies and stocks. He seems to be the go-to guy to value specific companies on CNBC. I agree that you cannot value Bitcoin, but only price it and trade it. However, I disagree with him that it’s not an asset. I think Bitcoin can be both a currency and asset. In fact, it is more of an asset than currency right now. I disagree with him that an asset has to “generate cash flow”. Gold does not generate cash flow. What does the community think? Is Bitcoin an asset, currency or both? |
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This was the DOOZIEST round we’ve ever had. It was on Bitcoin Cash: https://stockbet.com/#/BullBear/round/17958The Bulls were winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then won! |
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Yes, it is possible, but only after the volatility subsides.
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Well, I don't know if money is flowing into altcoins, but it's flowing out of Bitcoin.
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This was the DOOZIEST round we’ve ever had. It was on Bitcoin Cash: https://stockbet.com/#/BullBear/round/17958The Bulls were winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then won! |
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This was the DOOZIEST round we’ve ever had. It was on Bitcoin Cash: https://stockbet.com/#/BullBear/round/17958The Bulls were winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then winning, then losing, then won! |
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