the price makes me bored, can we have rally  now pls Gentlemen Not before New Year's Eve I guess... It's been a dull year for bitcoin. Just like 2012... sigh.  |
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Traders are Bitcoin's cancer.
Say it brother! Yes they are! HODL until the end!  |
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If you mention ripple in a way that isn't obviously dismissive of it, you will probably be ignored. Just sayin.
I have put on ignore all those Ripple guys so far, so maybe, I personally, deserve it. |
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There are a lot of newbies on here today telling me that Bitcoin is doomed. Should I sell all of my bitcoins and buy fiat or buy ripples?
Which newbies to trust?
Mining Ripple is the only safe bet  The best bet TBH! Very low hashrate, low difficulty, can get millions per day only with a Z80. Amazing. |
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There are a lot of newbies on here today telling me that Bitcoin is doomed. Should I sell all of my bitcoins and buy fiat or buy ripples?
Which newbies to trust?
The ones with multiple accounts dated 2014-03-05 named LambTroll or TrollSandra sound legit. |
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That's encouraging, I didn't think it smelled like a proper panic. A good double bottom is likely, then. Thank god, can we get this over with? This is the 5th year of BTC. No "proper panic" is allowed to older users (averaging > 1.5 years) but, human nature is a bitch. You never know  |
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Real life got me friends. TBH the only thing I'm doing lately here is staring at the BTC price. Just to let you folks know, I'm not giving up the company of this beautiful coin. My holiday season starts tomorrow so hopefully I will have more time to play the games and earn some more GCN! Happy holidays! |
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Username: macsga
Posts: 1981
Rank: Hero Member
BTC Address: 14AZeFeVTwaZvrTcRGabcrjRnowoAG4vCQ
Happy to enrol in this campaign.
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Someone's dump is someone's pump. Might also turn around. In every similar situation in the past (dump n pump), an alt used to be a ''bitcoin sanctuary'' afaic the price. Maybe because this way, it's easier to move around huge amount of money without those being dollars, euros etc. In the past LTC used to be in this role. This time it is Ripple. I really don't understand no other way other than "short-term" storage value for Ripple. The possibility that -at any given time- the ones who made it, can also call it off simply makes me wary. Dude, what about the 70 billion xrp outstanding, just waiting to be dumped? This thing is almost as scammish as private central bank fiat money! Those make me paranoid & wary too!!!! |
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Someone's dump is someone's pump. Might also turn around. In every similar situation in the past (dump n pump), an alt used to be a ''bitcoin sanctuary'' afaic the price. Maybe because this way, it's easier to move around huge amount of money without those being dollars, euros etc. In the past LTC used to be in this role. This time it is Ripple. I really don't understand no other way other than "short-term" storage value for Ripple. The possibility that -at any given time- the ones who made it, can also call it off simply makes me wary. |
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Good morning Gentlemen! Is it time yet? Did you all sell out?  not yet, give it a few more months Years, in my case. Maybe Decades... |
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Good morning Gentlemen! Is it time yet? Did you all sell out? |
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I guess them boys who buy on sentiment is soon running out of fiat.
It'll be interesting to see how they do.
When the BTCs are in the right hands, those who drive the price now down to Earth, they will drive it back to the moon. Simple as that. |
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it might not be popular, but what happens is that bitcoin prices only move based on technical factors. Fundamentals are lagging.
This is why it is best to make forecasts based on technical chart analysis and not fundamentals.
Just look how foolish Tim Draper's bitcoin purchases are. He reads in mainstream media that bitcoin is the next big thing and he buys bitcoins first at around 600-700$ , losing half in value.
He has been at least 1.5 years too late...
I tend to disagree. Do you *REALLY* think guys like him are losing money? |
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US State Bank Supervisors Issue Model Regulation for Digital Currencies
The Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) has released a draft proposal for regulating digital currency businesses.
The membership group, which represents bank regulators from US state agencies but does not play a direct role in how states craft new financial rules, outlined a number of areas in which it believes companies that work with digital currencies should be supervised, including approaches to consumer protection, licensing and security.
Overall, the framework echoes elements of the New York State Department of Financial Services’ (NYDFS) BitLicense proposal. The draft framework targets those who exchange digital currencies or facilitate such activities, and explicitly identifies itself as “technology neutral”.
The CSBS suggests licensing and supervision requirements should apply to businesses that exchange virtual currency for fiat currency and virtual currency for other types of virtual currency; transmit virtual currencies; and facilitate the third-party exchange, storage or transmission of virtual currencies. The latter category is defined to include wallets, vaults, kiosks, merchant-acquirers and payment processors. http://www.coindesk.com/us-state-bank-supervisors-issue-model-regulation-digital-currencies/ |
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And it must be the final dump...  |
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WTF?!This thread has turned into a BearTroll fest! (Bullish)
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