Já não tem mais vaga...

Você deve ter comprado esta conta recentemente ou não prestou tanta atenção no preço

Neste ano mesmo aconteceu algumas vezes

Agora o preço estabilizou. Nada mais pode ser feito a não ser esperar

Wiating for info about the airdrop

most altcoins are going down, nothing to worry about

Good luck with your project.

But where is the ANN thread?

Whys is the fork so different to the BCC one? Last time what happened was just the born of a new altcoin. No side effects

Just shut up and buy the dip, if you can. Or wait the recovery

crypto/fiat is impossible

closest I used was shapeshift.io, don't know if they are centralized

Howls are cute, but I don't have owl tokens

A flying bike?

Seems legit

No.

You may have both in the same program, but will be different wallets

Bitcoin rose above $5,500 after bank earnings calls last week.  More banks joined Goldman Sachs in stating they were examining the possibility of trading cryptocurrencies.  Most notable was JP Morgan, whose CEO had publicly called Bitcoin and a 'fraud' just a few weeks before.

This helps support the view that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have the potential to go 'mainstream' despite ongoing setbacks in the ability to create a crypto ETF (I continue to believe that a crypto ETF is a requirement to really expand the adoption rate).

That banks are finally discussing what to do with cryptocurrencies is not surprising to me.  As I have stated repeatedly, virtually every person I talk to, buy side or sell side, large or small, public or private, wants to talk about cryptocurrencies.  Whether as an investment, what it might be doing to their business, or even, in some cases, what a bubble it is, Bitcoin and Crypto are part of most conversations.  It is completely natural for Wall Street to finally embrace that demand - at least tentatively.

Also, in a world of low volatility, the bane of every trading desks' existence, it makes perfect sense for banks to explore trading a volatile and popular product where bid/offer spreads are wide and the ability to trade order flow could be large.

Bitcoin definitely gained a victory, as banks finally admitted to studying how to integrate it into their platforms.  That should support prices in the near term as we all get to see what progress is made in terms of ETF launches.

It is important; however, to remember that banks study a lot of things - not all of which get put into action.  Even if banks decide to trade cryptocurrencies, they won't create demand by owning large inventories - all they will do is facilitate trading for clients.  That facilitation might be enough to move the needle on further price increases, but it is still a long way off, especially since the regulators have yet to weigh in on the subject.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/petertchir/2017/10/14/another-victory-for-bitcoin/#24a9f6bbf8a2

The bitcoin battle has divided Wall Street recently, with seemingly bright people having differing opinions.

Understand that when many bankers talk about bitcoin, they are generally referring to the blockchain technology that is underlying bitcoin transactions.

With bitcoin, there is no centralized clearing, settlement or oversight. Nor is there the ability to unmask the movers or holders of bitcoin, a code-based currency. That is all by design, and numerous people have gone to prison for drug-running and related money-laundering using the cryptocurrency.

A few weeks ago, JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon referred to bitcoin as a mere “fraud.”

In September Dimon said, “My daughter bought bitcoin, it went up, now she thinks she is a genius” (and now the dumb money is flooding in, as the cryptocurrency hit a high for the day of $5,855 on Friday).

On Thursday he changed his tune during the bank’s conference call, when he said, “I wouldn’t put this high on the category of important things in the world. But I’m not going to talk about bitcoin anymore,” later adding, “I was reminded that we move trillions of dollars a day digitally. It’s not cash.”

Then on Friday, he reneged and said, “If you’re stupid enough to buy it, you’ll pay the price for it one day.”

What Dimon probably will be talking about in the future is the blockchain technology as a benefit to the bank for transferring the trillions of dollars a day digitally.

The blockchain could turn out to be something great, like PayPal or Visa and MasterCard. It may also be just one of those cool “hip” technology investments that never pans out into something viable.

There are some smart people from Silicon Valley investing in the transaction technology, as well.

In the meantime, most Americans aren’t buying into bitcoin, but lots of mysterious foreigners — from far-away locations like Malaysia, Indonesia and other places where people go to disappear — are investing in it.

I believe the play on bitcoin is its potential as a payment technology, if there is any at al

http://nypost.com/2017/10/14/bitcoin-is-doing-well-despite-what-dimon-wants-you-to-think/

if they don't show the info clearly then they are most likely a scam

já baniu?

MMM é velha, falavam bastante dela uns tempos atrás

pensei que já tinha implodido

Quando vai voltar ao normal?

haja pinga e haja farra...

então venda o rim e compre bitcoins

melhor aposta que você pode fazer, e não precisa que alguém aceite