That the smarter money is in bitcoin.
sorry, was too tempting. +1 That's a great chart you got there BitDreams. I didn't know such thing existed. The correlation is obvious even though there are some inconsistencies. I'm curious what will happen when the BTC/USD picks up the pace.  |
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prediction debt ceiling to be raised world economy collapses march 2015 Why March 2015? That is actually my predicted date for reaching $1,000+ by again.  It would be really rather convenient those two to happen simultaneously. I don't support the theory, but if it's not a coincidence, it's a perfect plan for both fiat and BTC. Think about it. |
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"Jersey-based hedge fund Global Advisors (GA) claims the bank was worried about "money laundering risk"." Hahaa oh the irony. LOL. Yeah they never heard of it before, never happened...  |
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Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.
But why? They're so humorous... Plus they tend to post each, at specific time. LambChop: Anytime there's a dip (small, big, doesn't matter) Shroomie: Anytime there's a flat line. He pops like 5-6 posts one after another Random others: Maybe they're the alter egos of the aforementioned gentlemen THIS IS GENTLEMEN!
Goodnight for now. Will resume CCMF tomorrow. |
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Bitcoin / XMR / whatever is trying to put the human greed out of the equation. This is fair for everybody. If the system is being fair, then the equities will follow.
On the contrary. Bitcoin as a system uses greed to spread and grow itself. The same can be said of capitalism. The real genius of markets is they transform vice into virtue. Individual selfish action creates favorable outcomes for the group as a whole. Friend, make freedom your goal, not equity. OK, this is a virtue of mine and a skill that I have vigorously managed through the years (getting CONSTANTLY off topic all the time). I think you misunderstood or didn't explain it right. The greed factor fires up the lower instincts of the humans to steal or trick another human towards getting a better stake of something. Mathematics and cryptography can't be fooled. You either do the math job or you don't. You don't get a shortcut where this brings you more crypto. There are strong efforts now to try and overcome this "obstacle". Those efforts are called "Exchanges". There's a nice article today on coindesk about this: http://www.coindesk.com/many-bitcoins-making-sense-exaggerated-inventory-claims/I like your freedom goal better than mine, but I think I will try with what I wrote since yours is surely more utopian...  |
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I guess this is old news. The anonymous BTC-like crypto coin hype peaked months ago (DarkCoin, Monero, XC, NEOS + their clones + ZeroCash which never got finished/released). They are way over the dump phase of the P$D, the anonymity hype seems to be dried up, at least for now. Nothing "anonymous" happens online. Period. |
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Would you see this as an economic ground globally 'unified' by a network location, rather than a geographic location? What kind of topics do you consider areas of economic ground that is currently unjust? Like higher education costs, and healthcare/pharma? Apart from the possible competition introduced in pharma by having decentralized global marketplaces, what do you see in store for in-house treatments like $400 x-rays, or $3500 MRI scans? What can be done to make that a 'reasonable and fair' cost, if a cryptocurrency were to be a major driving force in the new economic ground? Do you still see health insurance assuming a large role in this new economic ground?
The system is not geographical dependent rather than human centralized and distribution dependent (like the current one). Fortunately, or unfortunately, we (the people) are rather unique species. We tend to agree with another human being about a specific equity between two things (coins, commodities, whatever) and when we get the chance we will be the first of the two parts to get the things look better for ourselves. It's funny to think that the first money (banknotes) that were printed had a specific amount of gold as an equity. How long do you think it took to print some more without the gold equivalent? Crypto is just that. Bitcoin / XMR / whatever is trying to put the human greed out of the equation. This is fair for everybody. If the system is being fair, then the equities will follow. Health care, securities, pharmacy, Land... you name it. This is what's at stake. Now we're based on a system that forces everybody to "steal" from somebody else. Bank "products", leverage, bonds, CDS... what's this? The short answer is "ways to break the deal, that money should be the same for everyone". Money makes the world go round as they say. So; first things first. |
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Much of the hardcore crypto community are crypto-anarchists, which isn't really compatible with socialized/subsidized medicine. Is that what you're advocating? IMO, the best way to make medicine cheap is to get rid of the FDA. Encourage medical tourism. Get your surgery done in Singapore for cheap. Buy some pharmaceuticals from India. Open up the markets so that people compete over both quality and price.
It's more generalized from medicine market. Granted that most of us are crypto-anarchists (with whatever that means) but there are some steps we want to make sure they happen before we move forward (if we ever do, that is...) as a species. 1. New economic ground that will be more just and decentralized 2. Focus on technology & science as primary goals of the society 3. Recalibrate sciences like Bioethics and start "getting the job done" towards stronger and more long-lasting humans. 4. Maintain this planet and colonize AT LEAST one more nearby 5. Educate people on remote areas about essential new tech stuff ( Barefoot College is a nice example) That's just a short list of what is truly wrong from my perspective and if I ever get the chance to contribute to any of the above, I assure you I'll do it as a primary goal of life. |
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Greece used to have a great health care system; well... Until the "crisis" began. After that, "genome" drugs got into place which "accidentally" are being manufactured by "certain" factories and they seem to have about 10 to 100x the profit for 1/10 or 1/100 the effect. Whoever has been into a lab trying to manufacture an organic compound he knows that theres' a big difference from method to method and TBH, from company to company. Cheaper ones almost always are the worse. From time to time (since I've studied my 1st degree in the US) I recall an incident back in the 90s that got me stumbled. A person outside of a hospital needing immediate health care and not having the money to afford it (back then if you had not a Social Security Number, you had to pay for the hospital). A young doctor volunteered and a senior one said to him "you KNOW you've got to pay for his drugs & treatment right?" This is one of the worst moments I've lived in the US which was (is) a lightyear away regarding technology, education, etc from my home country. I really wish we hold on a minute, to put some thought on this and start thinking about a human-focused society than money-focused society. We'll be able to deal with most of our problems easier and build a better future for us and our children. I wonder; nobody of those scums have thought, that they will get old too and they will be treated with their own medicine?  |
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Bitcoin days destroyed spike, similar to the one in June:  This might be something significant. I hope it's not.  |
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Good Morning people! Huge dumps and pumps today from 376-380... Such drama, much profit! |
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For instance; I could very well explain to you what a Hamiltonian expresses on a quantum harmonic oscillator, would you understand?
Mmmm that's some fine sweet talking right there, you really know how to treat a woman That's what my wife's constantly saying... she's a Mathematician. |
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unique addresses are nothing to take care of, it's not saying weathere there are some coins in it or not, so they might be empty.
And having BS developement done means nothing, 1200hp cars were done in 1970s, but when some shity company like buggati brings 1001 hp veyron on sale, that's something NEW ? ? ? Cmon be real, you can develop whatever you want when people don't addopt it, it's worth zero. And there we meet again when you will be crying why you didn't see it comming.
I take it you're trolling. You can't be THAT dumb.  Well, are you so kind to explain why i could maybe be wrong in what i wrote? Or maybe it's out of your reach? I could explain many things that are out of your reach. For instance; I could very well explain to you what a Hamiltonian expresses on a quantum harmonic oscillator, would you understand? What is your level of expertise? Are you a human or a dog? Can you prove it? Seriously now: You need to be more precise and more constant if you want to say an opinion on a public forum (granted, a trolled one). What you're expressing here is poorly documented and if you get to study which are the aspects that kept BTC going this far (and will probably keep driving it in the future) together with some basic economics like for instance: "what is the velocity of money" or "what is the metcalfe law" then you may be able to understand that you're just typing random words here. Hope I helped. Cheers. PS: If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry. Satoshi Nakamoto, July 29, 2010 |
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unique addresses are nothing to take care of, it's not saying weathere there are some coins in it or not, so they might be empty.
And having BS developement done means nothing, 1200hp cars were done in 1970s, but when some shity company like buggati brings 1001 hp veyron on sale, that's something NEW ? ? ? Cmon be real, you can develop whatever you want when people don't addopt it, it's worth zero. And there we meet again when you will be crying why you didn't see it comming.
I take it you're trolling. You can't be THAT dumb. |
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i'm here to bother you, can i?
it's about reality that BTC is dead, 5 years it was working just fine, i agree, but last year is showing that there is no more developement going on, no more new people addopting it, so fuck it, it's lost in history, believe it or not.
If you want to troll; it's fine I can take enormous amounts of it and I kinda enjoy it. If you want to talk facts here is some for your consideration: 1. "there is no more developement going on" - See here: https://bitcoin.org/en/version-history2. "no more new people addopting it" - See here: https://blockchain.info/charts/n-unique-addressesThat's ONLY for this year, that you claim "it's dying".  |
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CHOO CHOO
funny to see such an optimistm with only like 10$ pump to dump It was $355 today and came up to $387 (Bitfinex). One of us, should seriously take some math lessons. https://cryptowat.ch/bitfinex/btcusd/3min/Sure, in last 10 months price dropped like more than 50% , call it whatever you want, i call it bullshit And it was like 1000% more every year, for the last 6... what's your point exactly? And why are you here? Sell it and go away... |
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CHOO CHOO
funny to see such an optimistm with only like 10$ pump to dump It was $355 today and came up to $387 (Bitfinex). One of us, should seriously take some math lessons. https://cryptowat.ch/bitfinex/btcusd/3min/ |
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Finex has wings!
yep, hopefully btc-e gets also some wings Arbitrage will rule in a few minutes... CCMF it is. |
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