So, the Bitcoin ETF is around the corner (13th of March) and the odds of it getting approved by the SEC is around 10% (90% chance it will NOT get approved)

So what's going to probably happen after that? Let me tell you:

We will notice a 20-30% drop in BTC price which is equivalent to around 4 billion USD decrease in BTC market-cap.
So wondering where this 4 billion dollars will go? Well here is my humble speculation:

2 billion dollars will be converted to fiat currency  (People will sell their BTC for real money or USDT on exchanges such as Poloniex)
The remaining 2 billion dollars will actually move to altcoins. The majority of these 2 billion dollars will move to the top altcoins (The expected price in BTC is based on a $900 BTC):

- Monero (XMR) - I assume 20% of this 2 billion dollar cap difference will move here.
Monero Current Price: $15.30 (0.01216BTC)
Monero Expected Price: $18.00 (0.02BTC)

- DASH - I assume 15% of this 2 billion dollar cap difference will move here.
DASH Current Price: $46 (0.0367BTC)
DASH Expected Price: $53 (0.059BTC)

- Ethereum (ETH) - I assume 15% of this 2 billion dollar cap difference will move here.
Ethereum Current Price: $18.20 (0.01566BTC)
Ethereum Expected Price: $21

- Litecoin - I assume 20% of this 2 billion dollar cap difference will move here.
Litecoin Current Price: $3.92 (0.000308BTC)
Litecoin Expected Price: $4.70 (0.0005BTC)

- RIPPLE - I assume 5% of this 2 billion dollar cap difference will move here.
RIPPLE Current Price: $0.00607 (0.00000478BTC)
RIPPLE Expected Price: $0.0064 (0.0000071BTC)

Due to the much smaller marketcap of altcoins compared to BTC, this will have an exponential price increase for altcoins.

And due to the increase in price of altcoins and the decrease in price of BTC, it would make it an ideal choice to convert back most of your altcoins to BTC to simply nearly double your amount of bitcoins a couple of days after ETF disapproval.

This is just my humble opinion... This thread will be here for future reference

If I helped you make the right decision (You will know 1-2 weeks from now), your donations are more than welcome:
BTC: 12cmkPFYp9iFxmpiMoSmDmB87wAMWPwFwN
ETH: 0x34CA0147DE32537CE9913d8eC4EF93BDc6010AFe
DSH: XiUM2BmkWzzHnHxqtGkSRPSREaeSyEsQYu
LTC: LMKuKQTNGC3G3MtSx87qkTG1YUSexSoYZR


 

Aaaaah!!

http://www.coindesk.com/one-bitcoins-biggest-funds-selling-ahead-etf-decision/

Smart contract isn't something new, far from it. So many people has been learning solidity scripting language in the past years but the only time I was given the opportunity of using a smart contract, I didn't and saved myself from one of the biggest fiasco ever in crypto : the DAO.

Right now I just did a smart contract unexpectedly for a real use case and it went like :




That's it. I literally had no idea I was doing a smart contract if I wasn't told it's a smart contract.
I needed to trade with a total stranger on the Internet, the escrow wasn't available so we just did a smart contract through the chat box.

That's how smart contracts should works : for a real use without being aware you're doing a smart contract.

"Today, 25 years after I started this revolution,
I believe we may finally be ready for OSINT Done Right — Active OSINT."
~Robert David Steele

Robert David Steele is the founder of the modern Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) movement who is also the foremost proponent for Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE) and the creation of a national Open Source (Technologies) Agency.

the more these newb accounts popping out topics, saying great things about DASH and advertising it, the more it is obvious that this is a DASH pump and dump.