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1361  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Cannabiscoin, CANN: Community Revitalization on: April 25, 2017, 08:28:33 PM
Great coin. Is it still on poloniex?

its on bittrex and cryptopia
And there is the issue. Nothing to argue against the off-beat tradesites, they would work if CANN would work on a rumor level. Perspective, things to come. Maybe even old things turning out to be no lies no more. D9 has to come out, changing from a liability into an asset.
   
Regarding the node count, a rather technical point, just there turning POS would make sense. For attracting POW hashrate one needs more solid economy baselines and the coin supply got mined almost completely. Price low, too.
1362  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: LocalBitcoin Has Two New Record Highs: Ukraine & Dominican Republic on: April 25, 2017, 12:07:46 PM
In BTC-e also, it has hit $1,249.98 per coin. There seems to be a lot of resistance at $1,250 level, as those who purchased their coins at $200 per BTC in 2015 seems to be doing profit booking. I expect the resistance to breach in 1 to 2 hours time. The reasons for this spike is still unknown. I don't think that it was driven solely as a result of Bitfinex.
I believe it's solemny driven by Bitfinex. Opinion is free, and the signs are obvious. Spread?

But really "Ukraine’s government" and "its economic strategy" made me chuckle. They got none. At least nothing visible. Regarding the Localbitcoins it should tackle the bigger, central european areas first and formost. There's the money.
Third world countries would count in if mass amounts of transactions per second would be transfereable with zero fees. Without those features, you will never make pace over there. Not even a half mile.
1363  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-04-21] BTC-E also having banking issues like Bitfinex? on: April 24, 2017, 11:52:42 AM
Pretty sure BTC-E are still processing withdrawals.  However, they have been very slow at times.  They're just not accepting fiat deposits, which is not nearly as extreme as blocking deposits because people can still trade Bitcoin and fiat properly.  That's why there hasn't been as much coverage as Bitfinex, who also have had more issues recently that could cause problems (like the hack and how weird this BFX token thing is).  I just remember seeing that information on the forum, I haven't actually found any articles about it.
this^^^

Rumoring around "gooooverments!!" does not take us anywhere. Stop these reflexes! They are still processing.
The current troubles of Bitfinex seem to be their own faults, tamping one hole by using a newly fresh hole created by themselfes. Refunding all Bitfinex tokens sounded nice at first but people raised concernes from where all this fresh money originated. Now we know.

1364  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Whats going on with Bitfinex BTC trading? on: April 23, 2017, 01:17:22 PM
people can't get their money out by wire, so they buy btc and withdraw that.  since everyone wants out apparently, btc will shoot to moon on bitfinex.  symptom of worse problem usually, although bitfinex says nothing to worry about, nothing to see here.
"Nothing to see" Cheesy except one opens up the USDT data available at https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/tether/ and pay special attention onto the last weekspan.

Market Cap has been ramped up like stairsteps, pegging withhold 0.999 "fine grade" onto the dollar but now we can see free market forces disrupting. Maybe Kraken adding USD/USDT trade caused this.
More news at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879564.0

Advice: Get the friendlyway out, before it's to late in a bank run
1365  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [vDice.io]►Ethereum Blockchain Gambling►►**New & Awesome Version of Site on: April 15, 2017, 11:10:12 AM
Range bound since that upswing from 3/15/2017 which happened to coincide with the post-ETF woes of bitcoin. Since bitcoin mostly recovered by drawing a huge "W" formation o charts ETH might fall low even back into 30 USD ranges. I'm growingly cautious reducing my exposure at the moment. The weekly friday drop will decide things.
Golly now I'm sounding all like "the next week is crucial" again
Price movements are somehow predictable because of recent events but most of us dont realize what would be the effect but there are traders does really know on where do prices go.Etf event do really affect on movements and as you said w formation is there but not guaranteed it will go back down on those range.

They are only "explainable" in hindsight, and that always frustrates one as it has been "all clearly visible" but no, it did not days ago. Just that movements are affected by things discovered does not say they are predictable.
I'm constantly monitoring most, if not all, relevant news channels. Tedious task.

I guess it's time to buy now, never miss the train and let's ride with it..
Getting in on the dips, my fav method if acting in reactive mode. Things move, you react. Like cats on ball of wool.
1366  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin by Christmas 2018? (POLL) on: April 14, 2017, 05:41:44 PM
Are you some kind of expert?  Do you have a crystal ball?  What knowledge do you have that other don't that makes you think you know better than the rest?  A little humility will tale you a long way, mate.  I recommend you have some.

Btw, I voted 2000 USD just like you.  With the lock on the scaling drama, that's being optimistic.  I could also see this not going anywhere.  But who knows...  No one can really predict these things.
Clicked on 2000 USD, too. But that only proves his point! Three people argueing and all voting the same number.
1367  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: SMART Coin Observer on: April 14, 2017, 05:35:45 PM

Reading "the first" immediately LSK Lisk pops up in my memory. Oh and there was a Lisk predecessor, XCR Crypti. They made a lot of fuzz about everybody wanting to be a special node, "Delegates" or somewhat because those getting all the mining fees.
1368  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: if bitcoin dies, what alt would you go for? on: April 14, 2017, 02:29:41 AM
The logical answer is ethereum but i guess better projects are out there. Not dash, but maybe pivx and stratis and nem
NEM = "new economy movement" that sounds nice at least, marketing wise. I have forgotten what NXT stood for Sad and seemingly its a ghost town by now, not a prospering competitor. NEM and NXT stood on my notecard since when I began exploring BTC.
Maybe their Ardor rebranding can revive it? Nobody mentioned it so far as I have seen.
1369  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How is Crypto affected by Geopolitical uncertainty/events? Better or Worse ? on: April 13, 2017, 05:34:18 PM
In the situation where we have a big world event (war, financial crash... etc) what are your thoughts on ...
Aren't we always just at a brink before collaps? Total nuclear destruction? The whole eighties had been in a mood like that.
The world out there just luuuvs fearmongering.

That should not infect your financial decisions. Well, you are free to play duck'n'cover hiding under the kitchen table with your laptop. But! Only place your wealthes where some updrift development happens. Oh, and avoid anything all to overly "official" that tries to attract you. Big institutions can be scammers, too.
1370  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin vs Ethereum for ICO crowdsale. Why the change in choices? on: April 13, 2017, 09:55:33 AM
I don't think there is any particular reason, at least nothing that is against bitcoin. It's probably because of the fact that ICOs nowadays are using Ethereum Smart-contracts and tokens are ERC20 on the ETH blockchain so It's more convenient to use it but usually, ICOs accept multiple cryptocurrencies as a way to participate.
They would have to choose from creating 'nother NXT asset, clugging onto Mastercoin like MAID or AMP did (two good examples of tokens without technology behind) and that's just the premium class, there are many more to mention that are somewhat in existance, more or less.
Ethereum seemingly does something better.
1371  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: if bitcoin dies, what alt would you go for? on: April 12, 2017, 09:56:59 PM
So, the highest coin on the market cap list I could find that I don't dislike is Peercoin. So I will go with that!
PPC has gotten my attention as long as the pegged at a dollar NBT NuBits project was healthy. Now I would not know what to do with those PPC besides selling.
And by coincidence Tether currently has legal issues against Wells Fargo, Bitfinex might get affected.

If high volatile crypto coins fall flat, maybe anything "1 Dollar" stabilized construct might jump into the gap. Makes sense that those occasionally have run into issues, maybe there are bigger forces watching this development too.
1372  Economy / Economics / Re: Let's Be Honest. We Are Waiting for $100/BTC to buy on: April 11, 2017, 09:51:57 PM
bitcoin recently always show a bullish , people keep buying it but the price stuck on $1,200 , i think there is a possibility for bitcoin to get dropped but then bounce back as usual. people need to keep optimist on how bitcoin price will always growing not dropping.

but once again , really nothing sure in bitcoin , everything can happened suddenly.
Not necessarily need to keep, when I started on bitcoin there has been a bearish market for "most of my life". Entered past the 2013 ATH.

Let's cut the crap. Most of us are just waiting for Bitcoin to finally hit $100 to buy a huge quantity. Am I right or talking out my ass?
... sounds optimistical "of sorts" now in rearsight
1373  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: small fee makes transactions faster on: April 11, 2017, 09:41:59 PM
traders please use viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ to speed up your tx some time tx stucks in pool thats why not gets confirmations fast use this free service to speed up your tx confirmations. It works with low tx fee also  Wink

Not really the solution. Just taking their somewhat "political" statement

Quote
ViaBTC Service Statement

ViaBTC is of the opinion that the current "Bitcoin Core + Blockstream” Bitcoin development team is not taking satisfactory steps to ensure the growth and advancement of Bitcoin in accordance with satoshi's original white paper, and is in fact actively harming the health of the Bitcoin economy by actively stifling efforts to solve some of Bitcoin’s most pressing problems.

Seemingly a BU pool placing TX requests into their queque with some priority. If each fraction starts to support only their followers, we are still stuck on the same basic problem.
1374  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [vDice.io]►Ethereum Blockchain Gambling►►**New & Awesome Version of Site on: April 11, 2017, 01:37:12 AM
What do you mean by other? Are you referring to another site or your old bets on this site earlier?

I didn't bet recently on this site but my last one was quite okay.

Ethereum prices are falling now after reaching $50 mark last week.
That's expected because the price of bitcoin is increasing and we know traders actions towards the situation. However, today was a great day for ETH as it keeps rising and I'm happy to see successful projects now under ICO which are Ethereum based because it will give ETH a good value.
I usually compare prices with USD so that I know how much my investment has gone up or down because at the end of the day I will convert all these currencies in fiat to use. The prices are range bound between 40 to 50 USD. Anyway it is good to jump from around 20USD to 40+now.
Range bound since that upswing from 3/15/2017 which happened to coincide with the post-ETF woes of bitcoin. Since bitcoin mostly recovered by drawing a huge "W" formation o charts ETH might fall low even back into 30 USD ranges. I'm growingly cautious reducing my exposure at the moment. The weekly friday drop will decide things.
Golly now I'm sounding all like "the next week is crucial" again
1375  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: how to study an altcoin on: April 10, 2017, 10:59:30 PM
Here is my guide on speculating in ALT coins: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1354698.0

Yes, that's the better answer. Wanted to write about averaging down but your bullet "Never go all in on any certain alternative cryptocurrency" covers that up, too.
"Study" first, then "learn" how to trade - by mistake mostly. No way around that. Start with a tiny portfolio. After that got lost completely, scale up.
1376  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: if bitcoin dies, what alt would you go for? on: April 10, 2017, 10:46:27 PM
I think more than 50% of the people will leave the crypto currencies. People are here because of Bitcoin.
I don't trade into altcoins more but I would like to try LTC it Zcash if there was a certain situation. I think they both have the potential to sustain for some years.
Initially Bitcoin caught all of the attention, yes. But if any coin could claim beeing "Bitcoin 2.0" or similar, kinda the right inheritor? Would have to be in line with current source code. Some further developped variant.
1377  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Most Undervalued Coin of 2017! on: April 10, 2017, 01:08:23 PM
XMR, Aeon and karbowanec
Ukrainian Cryptonote? What's their edge against earlier competition like the other two you mentioned? Aeon can at least serve as an experimental crash test dummy for developers, instead of directly hazarding XMR.
On this list maybe Boolberry is missing out. Zoidberg is MIA.
1378  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you save bitcoin for fun or for future purpose? on: April 10, 2017, 01:04:27 PM
sorry i forgot to say if I already to convert it first, I'm just going to use bitcoin if necessary, but somehow I always need bitcoin. so it's obvious I save bitcoin not just for fun only. Cheesy
Same observance, the necessarity to hold funds for trading crypto at all. Some slight shifts in the scene, many are directly notated against fiat currencies nowadays. LTC/USD and the lot.
1379  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: if bitcoin dies, what alt would you go for? on: April 10, 2017, 12:36:49 AM
So ltc goes segwit

Btc goes bu

This is a growth influence for ltc. And a growth deterrent for btc.
You are a miner, very active in the mining section. How would you rate your own influence to steer the ship? I'm somewhat missing small miners at a huge mass stating their opinion. Bitcoin turned into something only the big guys are mining nowadays, which sucks.
Main reason why I am into Alts.
1380  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Most Undervalued Coin of 2017! on: April 09, 2017, 05:38:39 PM
Why no one suggested Bitcoin yet? Seriously, this is the most undervalued coin ever. By several thousands dollars.
According to Metcalfe's Law the price of Bitcoin should be in the region of $5,000 – $8,000 per coin.
If you want to know how exactly this is calculated, you can see it here:
http://www.renegadeinvestor.co.uk/bitcoin/is-the-price-of-bitcoin-undervalued-by-several-thousand-dollars/
Isn't Metcalfe overvalued?

The exact user numbers are not known. I tried ago justifying user numbers by official statistics like currently logged in users at Poloniex and similar. Not every node on the network represents a real user. Most transactions are spam to clog the mempool. Trade sites might act dishonest on their stated user numbers, to attract new investors.
That erroneous input goes wrong exponential (n2) so Metcalfe's output runs even more errant. Oh, and he never meant his calculation beeing economically focused, instead observed communication network's usefullness.
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