Soros and the Rockafella paid Forbes to make such predictions 
Not that I am against it uh! But Forbes' been a bit deceptive, devious and shifty when talking about BTC.

Love that headline though: The Harder The Fall, The Higher The Rise! Makes a good book name

I am ready for you to kill my new WO Mascot but remember: the only way is ...


It's not been that hard to read the last 9 pages. Lots of ignored guests

Needless to say that, among the whole lotta shit of Bitcoin forks, Bitcore could establish as one, if not the most, successful and well organized Bitcoin fork.
Q8 thanks for the recap.

That's the press, let them talk. Bitcoin is moving forward with all its relevant developments and they will be left behind once again when Bitcoin will make its comeback. I feel, personally, this is a good time to understand all those new dev gimmiks and be ahead of the competition during the next phase.

That is a good one, if you have more of them keep them coming! Merited accordingly: a good laughter in the early morning is a great day starter.
By the way, you all know that BTX was given for free and unfortunately when the airdrops will be gone dumpsters will do their job. Prepare accordingly and buy cheap if you need.

Finally I know:that is what is called a self fulfilling prophecy, am I right? You are telling me that we are fighting in the dark meanwhile our hero is gaining back his strenght. Fine by me

They have been producing a huge number of military toys that at some point need to be used somewhere: it looks like the middle-east is no longer a priority but as you say, the US debt is going through the roof. I'm sad to second your thought but a war could not be that distant.

"No one owns it, and no one uses it."

That's how BlockTower Capital's Ari Paul described bitcoin (and, really, cryptocurrency in general) multiple times during his keynote at PennBlockchain on Friday, the inaugural crypto conference by students at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Business School.
While it might not sound like it, Paul emphasized bitcoin's low adoption as a rallying cry. In fact, taken in total, the conference in West Philadelphia felt mainly like a day of recruiting pitches by crypto luminaries.

Read more https://www.coindesk.com/dear-students-everything-bitcoins-way-1-billion-opportunity/

I showed Byteball Wallet to a colleague: he was absolutely impressed! What for me was normal and "ordinary" (because I know how to use it) for him it was like f***ing rocket science! He couldn't believe what he was witnessing!
This project will never cease to amaze me

I needed somebody to remind me! I don't want to miss this one  
Ok, mic please put my 12888 game prediction on July 3rd. Last time I checked it was open (if not don't worry and count me out since my date was already taken)

Come on, please. That guy had its (un)fair share of glory. Let him talk, he will do no harm. Running a bitcoin exchange was none of his business and he's lucky that, eventually, everything got solved for good. MSM have nothing to talk about during dumps and every bit of FUD helps. Don't worry

Based on your predictions the end is almost just around the corner. I believe your calculations are correct hence these are the last opportunities to get free BTX. It did not drop very much and I wonder if this will hold in the following weeks. This bear market does not help

I don't expect any institution to be willing to spread financial literacy with anybody! Ignorance is strenght (1984) and the more ignorance there's out the there the better. Imagine a world where people do actually know what they invest in 

12888 game: July 1st if not already taken otherwise thanks for the game anyway mic!

Do you know what? I don't believe in bottoms anymore! BTC game is a beast on its own

I remember when the bitcoin price went to the ground in 2015 because that has been the only time I was able to buy nearly at the bottom! I bought almost one btc at $200.
However, whatever you think of it, this dump's pretty bad up to now.

That's what I call a good GIF! Nice find!
In the meanwhile they are mostly worried about some Big Data analysis about how bitcoins move around
https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2018/04/05/snooping-on-bitcoin-is-big-business/

Sorry for the Forbes

Thanks, I'll do my best to make my old laptop a long lasting machine. It's not going to be easy but everything I need is backed on my hard drives. So sad this is the situation we are in.

If that's the case what can we do then? What kind of microprocessor is your machine using? I mean f*c*ing intel is everywhere! I am about to change my old 2010 laptop (amd)? Do you have any suggestions?

I did but I need at least 1/3 of my slavery wage to live day-to-day until the end of April.
I proposed this https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashikahmed/2018/04/04/what-if-your-employees-want-to-get-paid-in-bitcoin
but the answer was "2017 is over bro!" Buy that shit for yourself they said  

Bitcoin's blockchain provides inalterable evidence, stored on thousands of computers, of every Bitcoin transaction that's ever taken place. Many of the transactions recorded on that distributed ledger are crimes: Billions of dollars in stolen funds, contraband deals, and paid ransoms sitting in plain sight, yet obscured by unidentifiable Bitcoin addresses and, in many cases, tangles of money laundering.

More here https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-blockchain-fifo-dirty-coins/