Can you envision a world where BOTH BTC and BCH are successful?
Yes, in the same world BTC and ETH are successful. The same world BTC and XRP are successful. The same world BTC and hundreds of other coins and Bitcoin forks are successful. I cannot see a world where BCH is successful IF it keeps trying to push forward a view that "Bitcoin Cash = Bitcoin" and that "Bitcoin is not Bitcoin" Bitcoin is king. Bitcoin Cash is a fork. |
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With so many coins out there is it even worth trying to push this one?
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This will serve as a lesson to as many as with bad intentions, so many bitcoin enthusiasts say that Roger Ver is one of the main characters who will damage the crypto world because his greed and such misleading actions, I hope they will have success with this lawsuit as it will be a major breakthrough.
The lawsuit was cancelled |
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What is MtGox and how do you know it has a lot of money in it?
Long story... (bing.com) |
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I am happy for you if you love it. So do you expect investors waiting for over one year to receive their Visa Monaco to love it too? The Monaco 'team' always looked as though not to be trusted |
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Yes without data it will be difficult to clear up the trading structure and volumes of these cards.
Which countries has Monaco sent its cards to?
I didn't find any info on this on their site. From what I understood, in the countries the card doesn't work you should not be able to install their app. Someone mentioned in another thread that Monaco sent zero cards out to any user in any country. |
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Is Betking still working?
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The main reason why they created the fork is because of greed. It is a win win situation for them because they created money out of a thin air and they can still keep their Bitcoin on their possession. They think they can fool the people and just bought their shitcoin to get more money.
That view is agreed by many people from the community. |
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What is going on then? They were supposed to ship out VISA cards in August 2017, did they? No actual Monaco Cards have been sent out? Nobody is using them for their purchases and payments? Does anybody know when they will send cards out to their investors? $26 million was raised in their 2017 ICO and so far they spent $1.5 million or so on buying the domain name: crypto.com but where is the rest of the money? How much is left and how much was spent? All I see is a smooth bootstrap website with lots of information but not much else going on |
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Nobody wants to answer the following questions:
Does anyone have actual figures involved that can be verified? what kind of figures? what are you talking about? How many cards are circulated? none. global rollout is scheduled for Q3/Q4 2018. judging from how the team struggled with deadlines in the past, i think it's the right decision not to set a deadline in stone. if it's Q1 2019 in the end, so be it. you can't deny the progress they're making. What levels of transactions are taking place per day/week/month? none, see above. Maybe they do not want people to discover how far behind their competitors they so nobody is giving that information out? gee, suggestive question much? maybe this minex thing would suit you better if you already made up your mind about everything. Which countries have cards been sent to? see above. of course, all of the above could have been found in the newly released whitepaper: https://crypto.com/mco_whitepaperdue to the fact that you were a) unwilling or b) unable to locate this information you were so desperately looking for, i have to assume that all of this was bait from your side but so be it. btw where is this piston honda guy telling us what vaporware monaco is? i need one more post containing FUD or referencing some other project to complete my BS bingo. What happened to the promises made by the Monaco team that cards were to be shipped out in Q3 2017? So since nearly 1 year ago no customers have received cards? Exactly how is Monaco making money if has not sent out its product (VISA card) to the investors and purchasers to use? |
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Another good use of the IGNORE button today. Used it for the first time yesterday on another user who was just as pathetic at the one above.
So as far as Mooncoins go there are 224 billion in circulation. Do holders think that is a good number? Pros/Cons of having that much circulation of a coin that has a very small value in BTC/US$
It doesn't matter what the supply is unless you take psychological effects into consideration. People prefer to have more of anything, although it doesn't make a lot of sense if the USD conversion leaves you with the same amount. Thanks mt55 to be fair you have a valid point  |
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Another good use of the IGNORE button today. Used it for the first time yesterday on another user who was just as pathetic at the one above.
So as far as Mooncoins go there are 224 billion in circulation. Do holders think that is a good number? Pros/Cons of having that much circulation of a coin that has a very small value in BTC/US$
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Yes without data it will be difficult to clear up the trading structure and volumes of these cards.
Which countries has Monaco sent its cards to?
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it seems that bitcoin can get back to the price of $ 20k again when bitcoin has good news and can trigger a bitcoin price increase when bitcoin has no good news then bitcoin will find it difficult to recover the price.
We are all waiting for good news because the crypto market has badly fallen. We need the prices to go high so to keep a positive outlook on things. |
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Amazing how many ppl say that about every coin. smh And apart from being amazed and the SMH what is the answer to the question? |
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Interesting information from the link you provided. The article was written in January 2018 so can be considered far more acurate than several from years before. The estimated numbers involved show that the number of lost Bitcoins per annual basis is around 2% of all coins, that is a lot when keeping in account the value of Bitcoin. Probably most of those losses are down to newbies learning the ropes trial-by-error basis. The other thing to note would be the number of addresses that have a balance but have not been touched for years. Of the many reasons included could be that passwords or keys have been lost/forgotten. Here is the list: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html |
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Andreas Brekken, advisor of bitcoin(dot)com has the biggest lightning node.Bcash party is falling apart. Roger is probably thinking about cancelling the project and coming back to bitcoin now. Bad news is (for him), nobody cares about him anymore.  Please elaborate why is Bitcoin Cash falling apart? What happened? |
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Bitcoin cash is crap, and there is no way that it can surpass bitcoin in a near future, so better to stop thinking about it because it is more than obvious that it will never happen.
Even Ethereum is better than bitcoin cash to be honest.
Agreed. Bitcoin is king and other coins are forks. Ethereum offers something totally different to Bitcoin with its contracts and tokens and Ripple/XRP though not decentralised it also offers something different. Bitcoin Cash would need to have some amazing functionality when Bitcoin starts using lightening network otherwise Bitcoin Cash will fade away. Finally started using the ignore button, some users here are just wierd |
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@ mymenace I disagree with your assumptions that Satoshi vanished as a result of sinister activities and I fail to see why you keep mentioning Roger Ver beyond what he actually is which is an opportunist and someone that was lucky to be in the right place at the right time therefore became super-rich thanks to Bitcoin
For any future posts about conspiracy theories or not related to this thread title please start your own thread accordingly, thank you.
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