Just pointing to the fact that you are a sore BTS supporter who got conned by the founders of Bitshares. You and your community were sucked dry by the Larimers who you blindly followed because you thought they were gonna get you all rich.
For the 100th time, this thread is about Eth and the DAO. When you seem this desperate to change the subject away from what the thread is about, something is wrong. I have absolutely nothing to do with Bitshares. The only involvement I've ever had is buying some at 1400 satoshi before the price went to 3500 satoshi. The only thing I own is BTC. I, and everyone else in this thread, has zero interest in Bitshares. Now back to the subject of the DAO and Eth. |
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We've already covered that you want to try and divert the subject away from Eth and DAO, and that nobody in this thread owns or cares about BTS. The only thing I own is BTC. So who did you vote for in the poll? The market is clearly one single guy, so who is it? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1475328.0 |
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^ Is that how desperate you are Roach? Lol.. Wow.
It sounds like you're invested in Eth. I love the non-aggregate Eth market where the order book just instantly goes from 7000 to 12,000 btc. You're all at the mercy of one single entity puppet master trying to trick you into buying as he pads the order books to dump on momentum traders. But the question is, who is the manipulator? We all know it's just one guy. Who did you vote for in the poll? http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1475328.0 |
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Bitcoins roadmap is for scaling pretty much 100% off chain. Transaction bundling, or "caching" as they call it, is technically on-chain. Ethereums roadmap is for scaling on chain. With 100's and then 1000's of TPS + statetree pruning there is much more promise of on chain scaling in Ethereum than bitcoin.
We all know this is bullshit. Any recursive, closed entropy system like proof of stake is a permissioned ledger in the first place, not a decentralized currency or network. Then each attempt at doing a partition will create further permissioned ledgers, isolated from one another without interoperability. In the end, it's like a centralized company like Amazon offering instances of a VM, except Eth will have a million times more overhead to do the same thing. There's no reason for such a system to exist. It's a dysfunctional Rube Goldberg machine designed to try and make money from people who can't figure out how it works. |
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This DAO could make a similar ETH crash.
The DAO is going to cause a biblical crash in Eth and all that money will be going right back to BTC for the halving: The next big move in crypto markets is when these DAO people can sell. I don't recall the exact date, but I think it was May 27 or 28. BTC comes to the end of a wedge near that date, and $130 million that was tied up in the form of Eth to invest in the DAO is now considered a horrible investment by just about everyone. They will likely dump the hell out of those, imploding the Eth market in the process, and put the mony into BTC for halving gains. Why the DAO is either a horrible investment at best, and scam at worst: http://steemit.com/crypto-news/@dan/is-the-dao-going-to-be-doaMore on that subject below: After reading that through, it looks like the entire system was designed as a way to give the appearance of a risk free chance at profit, with the goal of the issuers just being to pump Eth in the short term (likely so the Eth devs can just dump and cash out like Vitalik was doing). Even if one of these ventures did become profitable, the payoff would be delayed until like 2020. If you just held BTC until 2020, you could have a god knows how big of fortune instead of some measily "slock.it" smart meter or whatever the hell gains.
It's clear this whole thing was just a pump scheme with the goal of inflating Eth market cap. Attempt to lock up $100 million in the short term with the possibility of locking people in longer if they do something stupid like vote to make their funds unspendable. What was the date DAO people can start selling again? May 28th or something? I have a feeling Eth shorts are going to do well that day.
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The next big move in crypto markets is when these DAO people can sell. I don't recall the exact date, but I think it was May 27 or 28. BTC comes to the end of a wedge near that date, and $130 million that was tied up in the form of Eth to invest in the DAO is now considered a horrible investment by just about everyone. They will likely dump the hell out of those, imploding the Eth market in the process, and put the mony into BTC for halving gains. Why the DAO is either a horrible investment at best, and scam at worst: http://steemit.com/crypto-news/@dan/is-the-dao-going-to-be-doaMore on that subject below: After reading that through, it looks like the entire system was designed as a way to give the appearance of a risk free chance at profit, with the goal of the issuers just being to pump Eth in the short term (likely so the Eth devs can just dump and cash out like Vitalik was doing). Even if one of these ventures did become profitable, the payoff would be delayed until like 2020. If you just held BTC until 2020, you could have a god knows how big of fortune instead of some measily "slock.it" smart meter or whatever the hell gains.
It's clear this whole thing was just a pump scheme with the goal of inflating Eth market cap. Attempt to lock up $100 million in the short term with the possibility of locking people in longer if they do something stupid like vote to make their funds unspendable. What was the date DAO people can start selling again? May 28th or something? I have a feeling Eth shorts are going to do well that day.
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Here's a picture I took of the shills and scammers attempting to attack Bitcoin on the actual order book a week ago. They used around $3 million in the attack and only managed to temporarily drop it $5 while all other exchanges refused to follow them, then it goes right back up again. Have fun wasting money trying to drop it then having to buy in higher at a loss!  |
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I feel that I have an unbiased opinion
You post the most idiotic chart I've ever seen claiming Bitcoin is not only not going to go up for the halving, but the price will instead go below $100 LOL. Yea sure, pal, everyone believes you. What a fucking idiot shill. The Mike Hearn orchestrated attack on Bitcoin with R3 in January only got the price down to $375, then it instantly rebounded back to $450. You can't even crash the market with an orchestrated attack during a bear market. Now with the halving 53 days away, all your shill spam and attacks are pointless, nobody is falling for it. The "Craig Nakamoto" orchestrated attack where he claimed he was going to move around 1 million coins to scare the market only got the price to drop temporarily by $10 HAHAHAHA. Hey Roach nice thread. Reading your OP has made me ponder if banks could turn to bitcoin as a way of wrong footing china. As many know I'm sure China has been accumulating most of the worlds gold recently. Could it be the west has a secret plan to ignore gold and turn to bitcoin instead ?
I feel like this has been the plan all along. The west seems to be abandoning gold and letting China and Russia just have it. It seemed like a strange idea to me at first, until I realized the following facts: - Gold isn't possible to us in a modern civilization due to lack of granularity and high friction in use. - Due to gold's lack of granularity, high friction in use, and need to outsource security to a 3rd party, it always goes into vaults where it's turned into fractional reserve, fiat IOUs, so it's mostly pointless. - All gold backed currencies have failed because they're the exact same thing as using fiat, they just devalue them with less metal over time like the Brits. Zero difference from fiat. - The only way gold is useful as a currency is if the metal is circulated as native coins and not IOUs, but this requires an implosion of civilization back to the dark ages where values are just kind of estimated and things like barter actually occur. I don't hate gold, it's just the only way it's going to actually be useful is if we literally enter a Mad Max era of civilization. I don't believe every civilization on earth is going to collapse like that (except some places that are already like that to begin with) so you could just use your Bitcoin to leave wherever you are and go somewhere that isn't beyond thunderdome. |
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And you're a BTS loving whining little bitch. Hahahaha.
No, I actually care nothing about Bitshares and own 0, but I see you like to try and change the subject from both DAO and Eth being scams. |
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Whole thread is full of Eth shills.
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The DAO was designed from the ground up as a scheme to pump Eth. As soon as the DAO holders can sell those $100 million in locked up Eth, the thing is going to crater: Things like this are kinda funny: Perhaps even more interesting with The DAO, once you vote for something you are no longer allowed to split your ETH out and form a new DAO. This means that you have much to lose by voting and much to gain by not voting After reading that through, it looks like the entire system was designed as a way to give the appearance of a risk free chance at profit, with the goal of the issuers just being to pump Eth in the short term (likely so the Eth devs can just dump and cash out like Vitalik was doing). Even if one of these ventures did become profitable, the payoff would be delayed until like 2020. If you just held BTC until 2020, you could have a god knows how big of fortune instead of some measily "slock.it" smart meter or whatever the hell gains. It's clear this whole thing was just a pump scheme with the goal of inflating Eth market cap. Attempt to lock up $100 million in the short term with the possibility of locking people in longer if they do something stupid like vote. What was the date DAO people can start selling again? May 28th or something? I have a feeling Eth shorts are going to do well that day. |
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I don't talk my agenda, I say what I believe is going to happen.
Well, it looks like all that bear shilling was completely wrong then. |
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The day that these DAO holders can sell, this thing is going to crater so hard. There is no purpose to stay in this DAO. Things like this are kinda funny: Perhaps even more interesting with The DAO, once you vote for something you are no longer allowed to split your ETH out and form a new DAO. This means that you have much to lose by voting and much to gain by not voting After reading that through, it looks like the entire system was designed as a way to give the appearance of a risk free chance at profit, with the goal of the issuers just being to pump Eth in the short term (likely so the Eth devs can just dump and cash out like Vitalik was doing). Even if one of these ventures did become profitable, the payoff would be delayed until like 2020. If you just held BTC until 2020, you could have a god knows how big of fortune instead of some measily "slock.it" smart meter or whatever the hell gains. It's clear this whole thing was just a pump scheme with the goal of inflating Eth market cap. Attempt to lock up $100 million in the short term with the possibility of locking people in longer if they do something stupid like vote. What was the date DAO people can start selling again? May 28th or something? I have a feeling Eth shorts are going to do well that day. |
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Things like this are kinda funny: Perhaps even more interesting with The DAO, once you vote for something you are no longer allowed to split your ETH out and form a new DAO. This means that you have much to lose by voting and much to gain by not voting After reading that through, it looks like the entire system was designed as a way to give the appearance of a risk free chance at profit, with the goal of the issuers just being to pump Eth in the short term (likely so the Eth devs can just dump and cash out like Vitalik was doing). Even if one of these ventures did become profitable, the payoff would be delayed until like 2020. If you just held BTC until 2020, you could have a god knows how big of fortune instead of some measily "slock.it" smart meter or whatever the hell gains. It's clear this whole thing was just a pump scheme with the goal of inflating Eth market cap. Attempt to lock up $100 million in the short term with the possibility of locking people in longer if they do something stupid like vote. What was the date DAO people can start selling again? May 28th or something? I have a feeling Eth shorts are going to do well that day. |
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will your ICO be legal in the United States of America and the Philippines?
Probably not and that's why anonymint has created honcho. Almost fell out of my chair reading that. |
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This is exactly what I said days ago, that Bitshares already proved the DAO is a horrible idea lol.
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Eth is currently pumping because of the rumors they will be listed on OKCoin.
IMO the only reason Eth is above $8 a coin (instead of hovering somewhere around litecoin) is because bitcoin is pretty much refusing to do on chain scaling.
You make 0 sense because scaling is even more important for Eth than Bitcoin, yet Eth doesn't scale. The Bitcoin scaling road map is fine, just conservative moving from point A to B: http://coinjournal.net/blockstream-president-adam-back-shares-roadmap-scaling-bitcoin/ |
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I wonder if the wisdom of the crowd will sniff out the perpetrator. The Chinaman is coming in dead last, bankers in second place, which leaves...
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