Ok, so that's rather depressing  Knew the guy had mental health issues, but always took him as benign. |
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It just took a couple of months to recover. The crash from $1200 to $200 would rank as the toughest, It took years for the price to recover.
In percentage terms, I think the fall from $32 to $2 would be the largest.
I contend the fall to $2 was the toughest. The holders then were truly staring into the abyss, as price had never collapsed by so much before. The shrill cry of "it's just a bubble" would've rung truer in their ears. The drop to $200 felt like a cakewalk in comparison - Bitcoin had proven its resilience. |
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Be careful: just because you've been here since 2013 and experienced a bubble, doesn't mean you're equipped or entitled to predict the top.
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Normal... it will be back up to 10$ soon.
Or down to 53K sat. This is why you don't square up to a whale. |
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And, you know who I am referring to, when I say BIG DOG, right?   j/k |
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Where's the guy who said we couldn't achieve new highs without the alts?  |
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man, 2017 probably means another 10-fold. just like 2013. letīs just hope 2018 is no 2014.
2013 was closer to 100-fold than 10-fold. I'm not complaining though  |
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lol, that definitely seems the case on Kraken |
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Maybe its a matter of perspective. Risking 30% of my crypto holdings is unacceptable to me.
It's more a matter of profit. Counterparty risk is not an infinite risk - if you can make a greater % return each year than the % risk of an exchange going kaput, then open your sails and trade the seas. |
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Guess the Bernanke put didn't work out too swell. |
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Bitcoin about to explode? There was a 1.3 million USDT bitcoin buy order on Poloniex. Was at least 280 bitcoins sold into 1 huge USDT buy order. Not sure what the true total was. That is just what I seen
It was over 300 coins when I first saw it. He kept moving it up. Some pedigree panic buying right there |
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That's an absurd prediction. $8000, maybe even $9000 would be a much better and very reasonable prediction.
I wouldn't call it that absurd. It would represent a continuation of the logarithmic pattern. It would be, however, extremely bubbly. |
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Yes, of course, losing coins or having other significant support non-responsiveness issues could cause a considerable degree of frustration and maybe even loss of money (at least opportunity costs, in the case of dealing with money)....
So, if you are so down and out about Poloniex and you are lessening your exposure, where would you go, instead, to trade Monero and/or ETC?
I'm moving my trading over to Bittrex. They verify accounts quickly, and you get a generous withdrawal limit there based on BTC (Polo's limits are based on USD which increasingly sucks - it's only $2K for a basic account). |
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The filaments of gas account for normal mass that was missing in the standard model. If anything, this strengthens the case for dark matter. Poloniex is OK,
Poloniex is not OK. Their support is virtually non-existent - there are folks waiting on tickets for 3, 4, 6 months. Getting verified is the same. I'm reducing my exposure to that place every day. |
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Once I'm hacked I plan to judge the new BMB. If he's smarter and funnier than me, he can have it.
That's very egalitarian of you |
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Did that about a week before my account got hacked but the admins never even responded to any of my requests to re-instate.
Oh and thanks to meuh and last of the v8s for answering my previous question.
Who'd you contact? Forget Theymos, Cyrus is the one you need. He would freeze the old account at the very least until it was investigated. |
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Have you changed it after the leak? It might be a good idea to rotate passwords every 6 months in the current state of affairs Yes, for sure. To crack this one they'll need a quantum computer. |
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Well, it's life.
Not a big deal.
No, i never write an bitcoin address on the forum ... so, no signature campaign, too.
My concern is, actually, for the security of the forum in its enterity.
If someone can change the password without an email confirmation ... it's not good (not lost password, change only !).
Perhaps, the auto-logoff with timer have been implemented for this ... problem ?
I use the setting "always connect" so the forum only ask the password 1 time every 1 month.
That's exactly what happened to me. Auto-logged on for months, then I load a page one day and I'm logged out, and the password has been reset without email notification. The password I used should've been of sufficient complexity to prevent brute-force through the web interface as well. |
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Ok, now I get it!
I had a legacy Bittrex account: I could use it for crypto-crypto trades only and my withdrawal limit was huge (more than 500BTC per day). After reading this post I had a feeling they finally implemented the KYC for all and they did it.
My legacy account is considered as new and if I don't fill the Basic verification form I can't do anything else.
Such a bad Sunday news
Ah, that makes sense. Interesting to hear I was not alone in having an elite withdrawal limit. p.s. For whatever reason my legacy account is still operational. |
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dump round 2 soon hit 50k again, bye2 clam holder
Hahah i told you guys, welcome your btc locked inside clam at bottom the sea  Whoever this dude is, he's making the most whack trading moves I've seen in a long time. He's either retarded, hacked or something deeper is going on. Dropping over 3% of the supply on one exchange in one minute is loopy. There's a whole bunch of CLAM at Bittrex that he could have sold into at a higher price. |
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