for lack of a better word of technology breaking down the governments' monopoly on the money printing business.  |
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if you're used to trading forex with high margin, then you'll love bitcoin for sure even without margin.  |
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Winklevii will become one great capitalist baron of this century!  |
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feds really serious about ordinary (but brilliant) people messing with their monopoly of money. i say keep making those altcoins. give the powers that be one giant headache. this documentary about money and economics is a must watch for bitcoiners and altcoiners... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8bfTjp6Xw0&app=desktop |
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It grew in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014. Heck it's growing now.
dude.. don't tell us. tell her! |
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... the global transaction processing capability of the eMunie network will be very high indeed, as 10 nodes can process 30-35 tx/s average, and the scalar as the network grows should prove to be near linear, 1000 nodes could in theory process in excess of 20,000 tx/s globally.
That's fantastic! Bitcoin is only 7 tx/s and 20,000 tx/s looks like a VISA network So.. can I say eMunie is a Bitcoin KILLER and direct competitor of VISA?  yes you can. but we'll see when it officially goes live. |
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don't get me wrong, i support bitshares too but that article sounds so desperate you can smell the shill.
Who cares about the first article then, what do you think about the 2nd one? lol. already posted at main btc sub forum. |
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OMG! HE'S SO BRILLIANT! i mean seriously... who wrote all those articles. is he 12? |
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Is the thread title about the thread itself?
Hehe! Right you are. Holy hell, you guys are right! It's a thread within a thread...  wait til OP takes it even further. |
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Satoshi Nakamoto set in motion the unraveling of the nation state and the end of central banking … two closely related institutions that have directed history since history has been recorded. When we come to understand the economic and technological implications of bitcoin, we arrive at a somewhat startling yet undeniable conclusion: that bitcoin will end the nation state. We know what happened to organized religion in the wake of the gunpowder revolution. Technological developments created strong incentives to downsize religious institutions and lower their costs. A similar technological revolution is destined to downsize radically the nation-state early in the new millennium.
– James Dale Davidson, William Rees-Mogg, The Sovereign IndividualThree reasons why bitcoin will end the nation state: - Bitcoin as an Economy Independent of the Nation State
- Bitcoin is a [Nationally] Untaxable Money Supply
- Bitcoin Transitions the Nature of Violence
These factors combined will ensure that the nation state as it exists today will be irrevocably disrupted in a societal shift unseen since the dethroning of religious institutions during the 15th and 16th centuries. This time, the major difference is that it will happen much more quickly, and have much more pervasive effects than almost anyone is anticipating. Read the full post here: http://diginomics.com/bitcoin-will-end-the-nation-state/Watch the accompanying video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rL66iCVZ6mEBTCcool. but not in our lifetime. |
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don't get me wrong, i support bitshares too but that article sounds so desperate you can smell the shill.
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My bet is on AppleByte, launched on May 1, 2014.The digital currency supporting the arts.
A real user community, 11,200+ on Twitter & 11,300+ on FB. Currently rated number 5, on CoinGecko in terms of user community size and support. Through the Twitter tipping app, launched two months ago, over 280 artists have been tipped more than 85,000 AppleBytes by their fans. For success longterm a coin must have a real, growing user community, not just traders on an exchange.
AppleByte Details:Announce Thread: Announce ThreadWebsite: AppleByte.meFacebook: AppleByteMe FB PageTwitter: AppleByteMe TwitterAppleByte (ABY) is traded on Poloniex and Bittrex no volume in the market. sorry. i would like to point out for all newbie traders is never ever buy into a coin that has low volume. when shit hits the fan, you wouldn't be able to get out without moving the price down drastically resulting in big losses. pretty sure you would feel that you took it up the ass later on. so be careful. |
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Now that's a toughie...I'd have to suggest DOGE, because its community is unkillable. The remarks about it being a "cult" just shows you its staying power and grit.
But whatever coin you pick...I seriously suggest a monthly dollar-cost-averaging plan. It's the only way you can reasonably cope with price volatility.
Yeah, I just do not know if DOGE will really rise in value...I just believe that while blockchain will continue to live, Bitcoin may not, and no one wants to miss the next wave of wealth distribution lol Okay. I've got another one for you if you're more of a tech-head: Nxt. It's "the" Crypto 2.0 altcoin. Rapid innovations, huge development team, lots of services built on it. Not much in terms of revenue streams for these services, as yet, but if crypto takes off again Nxt will rise hugely. The trouble is, you specified "one year" and Nxt may still be grinding away in its long-term trading range a year from now. If you're willing to lengthen your time horizon to (say) two or three years, Nxt is the way to go. If there's any downside to Nxt, its the drawbacks of its tech-centered culture. They've put marketing and evangelizing on the back burner, it seems. There's nothing wrong with that, but it does imply that Nxt will take a long time before it really takes off. the beauty of NXT is it is anyone can pitch in in marketing the platform. the core devs just keep working on the code and other devs can build apps on top of it. it's a good set up imo. all the NXT core devs need to do is speed up transactions and it's perfect (almost). i wish NXT was using a flavor of POW tho, like proof of capacity like what burstcoin is doing. although i support a couple of POS projects, i still have my reservations regarding POS. |
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doge doesn't bring anything, don't invest in a meme ffs
hahaha I know, I have been having this dilemma for a very long time, but the community and acceptance is somewhat undeniable... It is possible that in the long future, people will slowly forget about the meme, and the coin itself will prevail, then it will be just a funny story of how it got its name and check this out.. http://dogecointimeline.comdoge has done a lot more good than most cryptocurrencies out there. not bad for a 'meme' currency. |
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good job as usual. you guys are an awesome community. |
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How can anyone take it seriously?
There are whales and then there are wanna be whales. In stock market you need skills to manipulate the market and you have to learn how to hide that manipulation or you'll be left with bags but in crypto people don't have that skills yet they try to manipulate the market. What happens is they're bunch of high school kids who think they're Warren Buffet but anyone who have spent little time with stocks can look at crypto and see when manipulation is going on. you gotta learn somewhere. it's good that these guys are learning thru experience. Who falls for this "nooby" manipulation? other noobs who have no real experience with trading or people who wants to gamble their money. No serious trader would jump in crypto EVER! exactly. that's why there are a lot of people here who lost their savings and are now making it their hobby to fud every project in alts. Random coins getting pumped out of nowhere. I mean come on! How do you expect anyone to take it seriously when coin that has no real world use gets pumped x1000 within few hours.
These noob whales could make so much money ONLY if they learned how to be a trader before jumping in market. They still get profit but without proper experience they settle for 10x profit when they could easily make 1000x profit. yeah. the smart ones are not bagholders tho. i'd rather have 10x profit, which is really good btw, than holding worthless altcoins. who's the noob in that scenario. There is a reason why none of them have turned into warren buffet. They stupid as fck when it comes to hiding their manipulation. They give away too much information on chart that keeps serious traders away from said crypto.
Anyone with spare 500k can manipulate the shit out of crypto. In stocks it's called pocket change.
look at how much money is being poured in alts. not a lot. total market cap for all alts is way less than bitcoin's market cap alone. the whole playing field in alts is 'pocket change' to begin with. you'd have to get all that money, via whatever means possible to be a fraction as rich as warren buffet. so in short, you cannot become a 'warren buffet' by trading alts with that total market cap. if you came here just for the money, then you're in the wrong place. just stick to stocks. |
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