They'll be updated before the payout around two weeks from now.  |
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Can you feel it?
Are you guys ready?
I have a PhD in procrastination. I don't even know what I'm supposed to be ready for. What did I miss? |
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Looks like you're right. Let's see how far we'll get in the last few hours!
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You can't decentralize something when you own the majority of the supply. Also, it's quite ironic that a shill account that posts virtually nothing but XRP propaganda would ramble about circle jerking. "A shill account" says the guy with BTC -MILLIONAIRE username lmao. You cant decentralize something when the majority of miners is in the hands of a few  Mr copyandpaste etheriumbutcoinmillionaire. Unlike you I don't have 99% of my posts shilling for XRP. Everything you say is irrelevant as a result. Sorry bro. I just encounter the same misinformation all over the Internet. You still havent provided any informations why your argument is legit... I actually have. But of course a paid shill that spends his lifetime spreading XRP propaganda wouldn't accept it. I dont see it . But of course a paid fudster that spends his lifetime spreading XRP misinformation wouldnt accept it. (Sounds familiar)? The difference is that my post history clearly reveals minimal interest in XRP, meanwhile your post history consists of almost exclusively XRP propaganda. |
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is it some kind of spam activity that some of the people come up with unwanted texts. i hope some full time investors talk in this group
There are none. It's a fulltime scam. |
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On the other hand, it might be worth putting an encrypted private key into at least one safe safe.
Most of my BTC is on hardware wallets and a smaller part on exchanges for trading purposes (probably only around 10% currently) so I feel comfortable with my storing strategy. But I wouldn't mind "diversifying" a small percentual part of my storing into an online third party *IF* it was fully insured... and no custody fee. That's what I meant. I know, but you won't get a fully insured storage without paying an insurance fee in one form or another. If you pay it directly you know what you're getting into... with a proper contract. If you're getting the storage "free" you're paying it behind the scenes, potentially through the bank or exchange trading your Bitcorns. And at that point the counterparty risk increases dramatically. And I think we all know that banks don't keep sufficient backups and whine for bailouts when they fuck up. |
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First official day of retirement.
Woke up. Not sure what day it was.
Rick texted me and is totally fucking jelly that I'm a free man.
Already on beer #4.
Think I'm going to take a nap after this beer.
*yawn*
Fuck this downward-sideways bullshit. $11k is being a whore.
EDIT: ... although if mempool activity is any indicator, we're shaping up for a bullish afternoon/evening.
Did you remember to check on the status of the cat? You better get woke that retirement does not relieve you of all responsibilities. Just buy a new one? Mark my words, before too long banks will be offering to hold your bitcoin for you (securely of course) and transferring between fiat to btc, and back, with little to no fee as incentive.
I'll say it again. I would trust some of my btc to a traditional bank, as long as - The deposit is backed by (audited) crypto or undilutable bank stock (ordinary bonds would be OK too) - I get my interest (in btc). A reasonable 10% or something like that, depending on market conditions. These banks will find out that luring old school hodlers to part temporarily with their precioussss takes more than a flashy brochure. They can shove 10% up their ass. I'd rather support a public firm at those rates. And any higher than that they can't guarantee anyways. I'd consider a bank safe with a hardware or paper wallet if it was insured for the fiat equivalent of the Bitcorns regardless of market situation, but I don't think there are any insurances that cover dynamic valuations without extracting insane fees that would render the whole deal uneconomical. They couldn't give any interest rate unless they were allowed to: a) Running fractional reserve b) Shorting the market (selling YOUR BTC) There's absolutely no way I can think of... unless a market of fully insured Bitcoin lending would exist and offered better returns than those 10% they would give you... which it doesn't. You could be glad if they don't charge you a custody fee for holding your BTC. I wouldn't mind storing some BTC with them, at no interest rate, if they wouldn't charge me any fee for that AND it was fully insured (to the full BTC amount, not fiat value). I would be doing it as another "diversifying" on my hodling/storing strategy. But it is not gonna happen because the numbers don't add up. Pretty much that. They'll find a way to charge, and it won't be worth it for the customer. But there will probably still be people who will go with it just because they're too lazy to research security. On the other hand, it might be worth putting an encrypted private key into at least one safe safe. |
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ICO will be open until the end of the token is correct. What would you do if it did not complete?
It's ending in about an hour. The remaining tokens will be burnt. |
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I've read on facebook that ico have been extended until 31th march.... Is the bounty program extended too???
This is the longest bounty program that i've ever seen.
Hello. A few hours after the announcement of the extension, the administration announced that the ICO would end on schedule, that is, on the night of 28 February yes you are right, blocklancer has canceled the ico extension that was planned until 31 March, now the blocklancer has officially closed ico  That's great news! I was a bit unhappy reading the ico extention after this long wait, but dev finally understood that entire community was upset about this decision, so they cancelled it. Team looking at community will.... This is a winning feature for this project! It's not true that the entire community was upset. Every business savvy investor that I've talked to was happy about the announcement. An extension would've been far better for the token value and the platform. |
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Mark my words, before too long banks will be offering to hold your bitcoin for you (securely of course) and transferring between fiat to btc, and back, with little to no fee as incentive.
I'll say it again. I would trust some of my btc to a traditional bank, as long as - The deposit is backed by (audited) crypto or undilutable bank stock (ordinary bonds would be OK too) - I get my interest (in btc). A reasonable 10% or something like that, depending on market conditions. These banks will find out that luring old school hodlers to part temporarily with their precioussss takes more than a flashy brochure. They can shove 10% up their ass. I'd rather support a public firm at those rates. And any higher than that they can't guarantee anyways. I'd consider a bank safe with a hardware or paper wallet if it was insured for the fiat equivalent of the Bitcorns regardless of market situation, but I don't think there are any insurances that cover dynamic valuations without extracting insane fees that would render the whole deal uneconomical. |
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Just downloaded and installed wave client and I must admit it has a better UX/UI experience . Its clean and easy to use like leasing my balance with just a click of a button. Good job guys. Anticipating smart contract implementation.
They have an executable client now? Is it different from the browser version? Yes it on their official website . It is a beta version . Works like the chrome plugin version which by the way warned me that it would no longer support wave lite client. So I was force to install desktop client before I lose everything. Uhoh. Guess I'll have to get to it later. |
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The ICO is extended, and what about the bounty? I'd like to join if it's still possible.
My code: 16223sig
The ICO is ending in a few hours, along with the bounty. When will be payout of bounty  Around two weeks after the ICO from what I've heard. |
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https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/80ow6w/im_bill_gates_cochair_of_the_bill_melinda_gates/dux49ll/The main feature of crypto currencies is their anonymity. I don't think this is a good thing. The Governments ability to find money laundering and tax evasion and terrorist funding is a good thing. Right now crypto currencies are used for buying fentanyl and other drugs so it is a rare technology that has caused deaths in a fairly direct way. I think the speculative wave around ICOs and crypto currencies is super risky for those who go long.
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You can't decentralize something when you own the majority of the supply. Also, it's quite ironic that a shill account that posts virtually nothing but XRP propaganda would ramble about circle jerking. "A shill account" says the guy with BTC -MILLIONAIRE username lmao. You cant decentralize something when the majority of miners is in the hands of a few Mr copyandpaste etheriumbutcoinmillionaire. Unlike you I don't have 99% of my posts shilling for XRP. Everything you say is irrelevant as a result. Sorry bro. I just encounter the same misinformation all over the Internet. You still havent provided any informations why your argument is legit... I actually have. But of course a paid shill that spends his lifetime spreading XRP propaganda wouldn't accept it. |
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Anyone know how to get cryptowatch to display the chart in log scale? Can't find the option
 hover over this thingy (top centre right) and your dreams will come true ~ meanwhile Rabobank wants our bitcoins http://www.rabobit.nl/Store your cryptocurrencies in a wallet hosted by a trusted party and within the secure online banking environment. Thanks! Bleh, can't believe that I missed it...have a shame merit Since LotV8 got the shame merit, should we be pointing at him while exclaiming "SHAME"? |
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With existing KYC measures, just in each current ICO, your are not anonymous anymore, and capitalisation of market stil less than 1% of total money supply
There are ICOs without KYC. And you can always buy tokens on exchanges to avoid KYC as well. |
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Giancarlo really is a secret bitcoiner. Infiltrates the SEC. Blows it up. Much to the consternation of the old guard. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-28/bitcoin-futures-regulator-clears-employees-to-trade-crypto-coins“This is actually mind-boggling that they are allowing investing in this at all,” said Angela Walch, an associate professor who specializes in digital money and financial stability at St. Mary’s University School of Law. “It could absolutely skew their regulatory decisions.” The CFTC should be trying to regulate digital tokens, not allowing its workers to speculate on them, added Painter, a professor at University of Minnesota Law School. “This just looks terrible.” I did not expect regulators to take this path to regulating themselves into the ground. |
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Just downloaded and installed wave client and I must admit it has a better UX/UI experience . Its clean and easy to use like leasing my balance with just a click of a button. Good job guys. Anticipating smart contract implementation.
They have an executable client now? Is it different from the browser version? |
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You can't decentralize something when you own the majority of the supply. Also, it's quite ironic that a shill account that posts virtually nothing but XRP propaganda would ramble about circle jerking. "A shill account" says the guy with BTC -MILLIONAIRE username lmao. You cant decentralize something when the majority of miners is in the hands of a few Mr copyandpaste etheriumbutcoinmillionaire. Unlike you I don't have 99% of my posts shilling for XRP. Everything you say is irrelevant as a result. |
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I don't know much about BitConnect's profile until such time that i have read news spreading on the internet about BitConnect running a Ponzi Scheme. If i can still remember its graph (not found anymore) on coinmarketcap, it is obviously clear that its market price went down to almost 90%. I tried to view the coin again today but to no luck i couldn't find it anymore in coinmarketcap's database. Maybe it's true that bitconnect has already shut down. It's still on CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitconnect/Beautiful crash though. |
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