You jinxed the bull run. Now we are down to $3805! 

Jesus, I have never seen so low volume! Bitfinex 2.15, Coinbase 3, Bitstamp 2.65. Let's pray that the 1.8K newly mined Bitcoins today won't be dumped on BFX.

I felt so bored today that I made this:

Well, not exactly. Nov 2017 and Feb 2019 forks reduced the block reward, but they also reduced the time for the block. This is because they postponed the difficulty bomb with 12 months. Calculations show that miners will have even more ETH for the same hardware and for the same amount of time. The reward decrease will be felt at the end of the 12 months, not in the next 6-8 months at least. For the days after the fork my rigs get 20% more ETH than before the fork. Some inexperienced miners may wonder why is that  . I see that the Nethash was 118 Th/s yesterday and 147 Th/s today. These miners saw that the profit is not gone, on the contrary, and switched back their rigs on. Anyway, don't expect this block reward decrease to cause price going up. Everything depends on Bitcoin. If Bitcoin is good, ETH will continue to rise. If the bear market continues (I hope not) then ETH will suffer as before.

I just watched this new video of Lambo aventador and F 35. Of course Lambo in green is the way to go! Epic!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viW44cUfxCE&feature=youtu.be

I just bought with part of my salary 0.1BTC. 

If we are going to replicate the 2015 year, then by the end of 2019 we should be at least double than the bottom, i.e., $6400, which was the 'boring' price of 2018 for many months. Of course, there are always news or unpredictable sells of manipulators which can harm the price. I am mentally prepared for the worst scenario and I will continue to accumulate. The question is until when? For me personally, the exact usd value is of no imortance. I will hold for the years to come, may be until 2021, or even 2026. By then the merchants should offer prices of property and cars in Bitcoins, so I can spent a portion of my stash to buy something. Bitcoin is here to stay for sure, so I am not afraid in long term investing. I remember 6-7 years ago, when I was very glad to put my savings into 5% interest deposit in the bank for 5 years. These years have passed pretty fast, and in 2017 I terminated the deposit 1 year before its end, to buy Bitcoins. If I could happily wait 4-5 years for a 5% gain, why not wait 5 more for, say 1000-10000%? Yes, I can and I will do it!

Bcash SV crashing hard now, despite the pathetic pump tries of this cunt! When the trio CW, Ver and Wu started the war against Bitcoin in 2017, I was sure we will see soon the devastation of their wealth. Every evil will be punished! At the same time Bitcoin hold its position above 3K, and all signs show that 2017 bull run is only a hint of the real bull run which is coming. Life is good!

From China's exchanges with 0% trading fees. That volume was completely fake. Speaking of volume, currently it is very low. On Bitfinex it is around 5.5K BTC's in the last 24 hours. The lowest this year was 3-4K. On Bitstamp, Binance and Coinbase the volume is around that or even higher! Considering that most miners are looking to sell for fiat, they will choose Biftinex, which has higher prices. Miners will prefer however, to withdraw once per month if the amount is less than 1mil us. Thus they pay lower fee (0.1%), otherwise they have to pay 3% fee. Since every day 1800 new Bitcoins are mined, if all go to Bitfinex, they will form 1/3 or even 1/2 of the daily volume. The halvening will triger the volume higher than the volume in Q1-Q3 of 2017 after China's exchanges were forced to place trade fees. That volume was 2.5-5-10x the current volume. That's why the halvening in 2020 will have a huge impact on the price.

This is a fresh example that trolls like r0ach are not right that virtual currencies have no application in real life. Anyway, I wonder how long it will take for each country to allow direct purchases of property with Bitcoins. I think that if Bitcoin is not officially banned in a country, than there should not be legal obstacles. Thus it remains only that the merchants give such an opportunity for the potential buyers. This raises the additional question of whether such purchases will be tax free. It is a complicated issue, but at least in my small country, if I buy directly with bitcoins some asset (for now I don't have info for such property deals), then I don't have to pay a tax. The only thing is that I should be able to prove that I am not a trader but investor in Bitcoin and the asset is for my personal needs, not for trade. (Just like with fiat currencies, which have greater value in time.) This principle of equality between fiat and Bitcoin should be in each country, I think. This is important, since everyone now pays various taxes for transferring fiat into bank accounts. In near future, everyone should be able to buy property and cars directly with Bitcoins, thus saving taxes. So the Bitcoin whales won't need to sell thousands of Bitcoins and paying millions of $'s tax. The impact on the market in the coming years may be huge.  

There are too many  "coincidences" when an SV pump is preceeded by a BTC dump, including the last from Sunday. The question that puzzles me is why CW and his sockpuppets need fiat, when they can pump SV directly with BTC? It seems that CW is so delusional to think that he single handedly can pump SV above BTC, like the bcash flippenning. Of course, only a lunatic can believe this might happen. It is one thing to lie about his identity to hide the theft of 300K of his misteriously killed paralyzed friend, and another to actually believe his own lies. His recent actions - the fork wars and the letter to CFTC are signs of a schizo state of mind like to believe he is a teapot, or in his case Satoshi. I still want to believe that the recent dumps are not caused by him, and some of them surely aren't. But if he really dares to declare a war to Bitcoin, he will lose that war. Like the insane Smeagol (Am-gul ) from the LOTR, his name and fork will burn and be forgotten forever!

I get this info from the same source Lambie gave:


Edit. For some reason I can't see anymore the post in reddit. May be it was deleted. Yesterday I saw the addresses and the times of transactions. Everything matched perfect. I never use false numberes like n00b trolls here, FYI.

lol

Yesterday's dump was because of some miner who transferred 2500 BTC in Bitfinex and sold directly. He was not a trader, because a several hours earlier, he could have sold to an ask wall of 1180BTC at 4230$. This guy clearly went above the electricity expenses and decided to take his profit. May be he read the old news article: https://coinnounce.com/cryptocurrency-regulations-in-china-the-journey-and-the-current-status/
When Chinese n00b miners read about the incoming ban (it will happen very soon indeed), I imagine how nerveous they get to sell their precious BTC's only to be able to pay the electricity and other expenses. I hope this year we will lose forever those weak hands and be able to recover in the ATH area at least. But even if these imbecile dumps hold us for another year, after the halvening we will shoot to the moon!

Wow, that was brutal. Just finished my lunch, and started watching MU vs Liverpool, when this shit happened. What was that - some hodler/miner who waited for 1 month to return to above 4K area to sell thousands BTC? Or someone feels too powerful and continues to manipulate the market? Anyway, that n00b(s)  registered 10% loss. Let's punish the n00bs by BTFD! Next week I will get my salary and buy moar.

1185BTC buy wall spotted on Bitfinex. Bulls are back! Bears, crawl back to your caves!

Happy Birthday bones!

Great win for Barcelona and now this pump! CCMF!

I confirm this issue for V8. My cards are running fine with 1.7.0. After I upgraded to 1.7.8 they work several hours and this happens. This is not related to a card crash, the voltage etc. settings remain intact and after restart everything works OK.

But what do you do about your private keys if you lose your phone? According to the T&Cs, the private keys stored in the S10’s Keystore are backed up in a personal account provided by Samsung. If the phone is lost or stolen, users can access the device and delete the private key through its Find My Mobile service. Further, if a private key is accidentally deleted, users can restore it via the service.

Centralizing key storage in this way is bound to raise questions about security and it remains to be seen what would happen if someone gained access to your Find My Mobile service and if Samsung might provide further protections.

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In other words, keys are stored in a cloud that potentially can be hacked. I wouldn't use it as a replacement of a HW of course. May be just for micro payments. Anyway, this is good news in terms of mass adoption. Next step is to be able to buy directly in Google Play or Apple Store with Bitcoins and ETH.