Poloniex statement on May 26th CLAM crash:

https://medium.com/circle-trader/overview-of-btc-margin-lending-pool-losses-a2f0905aaa56

Another question they should answer is what happened with Bitcoin Gold fork and how they accepted BSV with no replay protection.

Yes this was the transaction I was talking about. I didn't find what you ask for, although I gave it a look and found this site:
https://nonfungible.com/market/history/decentraland?filter=saleType%3Dsale&sort=blockTimestamp%3Ddesc

They had a big party on Wall Street on CMA futures first day  in 2017. Next month they all went short.

This is not a bitcoin commercial.

This is commercial promoting a mobile app that is using Bitcoin.  Your post is misleading.

Try synchronizing your Google Authenticator by taping options on top right corner of your screen, then Settings-> Time Correction for Codes ->Sync .
This worked for me for another laggy exchange (Bitforex).

I am not sure that the same whales rebought at 8k. This dump if followed in the next 1-2 days will turn the market to bear again.
Also it is possible they didn't dump all their Bitcoin's yet. They are probably builting the order books with the strategy they have in mind.

Seriously though don't always hate the whales. They have the same plan as always. To make you sell really cheap to them. They profit from panicking and they sell at points like this one. When market is 300% up in 2 months time. Also they most certainly have inside information from exchanges which we don't.

The markets give many hints. I am not that good trader to understand from the charts when it is time to buy, but still when you read news about Tether printing 300m USDT it is most certainly a buy.

Where I play when I'm asked which coin to choose for withdrawals I instantly pick Doge. It has the lowest fees and it is transfered in seconds to my wallet.

I noticed that XVG had same speed and fees, but this token had problems getting 51% attacked at least two times before so I wouldn't recommend it.

A victory for any gambler is also when he manages to end the day having the same amount he started with.
Staying flat is ok for me too. Having a good time and not losing anything.
Still you have to count anything you spent like gas, food, beverages, casino entrance and tips. So a 20$ win might not be an actual win.

They just keep finding new terms meaning absolutely nothing and milking them as much as possible. Unless the exchange is Binance, I find it hard for any IEO to succeed and investors not lose all their money.

I have to disagree with you. Of course the blame is on the scam exchange BiteBTC. We already know about running this scam for months.

Why should coinmarketcap be in the clear on this though? They don't care if an exchange is a scam? Why they keep it listed while people already lost money from their scam. They just put a banner on the top of the screen with small letters that is easy to miss and it's all fine?
CMC has links on their website that redirect users to a known scam exchange so they should be responsible and they do have a part on this.

I think they have the moral and legal obligation to delist known scam exchanges like this one. They are to blame as well and I bet BiteBTC scammers are laughing so hard reading the main btt article that is going on for a year now.

Most tokens aren't even needed and instead of solving a problem they actually create an extra one, becoming the middle man for services others provide.
Almost 99% of altcoins are useless and inferior to Bitcoin and they are created with sole reason to enrich the people behind it.
There are thousands of ICO's that provide nothing and are actually defrauding investors.

History suggests that 99% of alts are going down to 0.

What about the unmaned Soviet "Venera" missions from the 70s and the pictures of the ground of Venus they've sent back to earth. If you claim moon-landing didn't happen then this shouldn't be real either.

The domain .com is powerful and makes a website legitimate in the eyes of web-users. Meanwhile .io originates from "Indian Ocean" .
Although it is associated with software companies and blockchain startups for a lot of years and it has gained validity in this space.

I'd prefer .com for any project that is considered accomplished and I wouldn't mind any domain for startups.

A person that tried so hard to keep his identity safe and didn't disclose any private info until the moment he quit, obviously has no reason to appear a few years later and behave like a cry-baby.

Unless he had a stroke.

If this is about blockchain.com don't forget that they had an $25 XLM airdrop for new users a few months ago. I bet millions of wallets were created for this reason. I also bet that lots of scammers holding thousands of KYC documents tried and probably managed to cheat the process and made thousands at least.

If you are talking about a bounty distribution you have it all wrong. By making a bounty you basically ask people to spent time and creativity to promote your project. This is a marketing plan and you HAVE to pay for this. I hope you realize that this is an actual job and participants want to be paid according to the effort they put on the bounty.

There are projects that understand this and pay the bounty hunters in BTC or ETH instead of their own coin, just to avoid any price dumping. Projects that are decent and get listed at a good exchange don't have any problem with bounty hunters getting paid with their tokens and instantly selling on exchanges.

You make a great point there. Right now Bitcoin is used by institutions storing or transfering huge amounts of value. Also it is used even more for speculation. Most people and institutions that own Bitcoin prefer not to spent it, but instead hold it in their hardware wallet and have it probably buried in their backyard.

We talk about pizza day and every single time we have to count the Bitcoin's spent in today's dollar value. Everyone is actually claiming that you should not use Bitcoin but store it instead. From my point of view Bitcoin is not store of value. It is not a piece of art that will be sold at an auction.

The purpose of any currency is transfer of value for exchange of goods. In the case of Bitcoin it is digital money. Bitcoin is obviously deflationary, meaning prices of goods become cheaper in time as they cost less and less Bitcoins. So people think they should store it instead of spenting it. This is not adoption though. This is just speculation. Without people using Bitcoin we cannot see a major shift in public view in favour of us. For real adoption to happen we need to be able to buy a cup of coffee with bitcoin, without paying double its price and waiting in que for the transaction to confirm.

I have high hopes that we have a few of the best developers working for this. Otherwise I would have just kept speculating about price and not even caring.

Don't forget that cryptopia website was also running a marketplace until the end of 2017. Some of the items that were posted for sale were legally questionable.

Seriously what chance you give in Bitcoin replacing money in the next 5-50 years? There must be a nuclear war or zombie apocalypse first for this to happen.

I'm interesting to see how these merchants handle refunds. Microsoft stopped accepting Bitcoin in 2017 as everyone was returning purchaces and asking for refunds. Price was doubling every 2-3 weeks and MS was refunding in Bitcoin and not in dollar value.