That wasn't a depression. There hasn't been one since the Mt Gox collapse and it seems like there's still some time before the next one (if any).
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I like your idea, only problem that 90 % of ICOS are erc20 tokens with just idea no product, and they all have a product in roadmap and give us some hope that they wil success and gives us bright future. I hope we will have more regulations who will ban this kind of coins who will not have product after some time.
That's never going to happen. And it's a very real risk with VC type investments as well, which are regulated.
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Python is fairly easy to pick up and has some excellent applications.
It's hard to give you a good recommendation without knowing what you want to accomplish though.
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Could you tell me some cheap coins worth investing? Translated into cryptopia 500 usdt, willing to take the risk
Stellar, although I'm not sure the coin will reach 100x but for Q1 this year Stellar will definitely reach 1 $ i already invest in stellar lumens i think this token will reach morethan 100x because it is already listed in usdt. do you see all listed in usdt has high price and all of them are in top coins all over the world. USDT could very well collapse due to Bitfinex printing it like toilet paper.
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Interesting. Hopefully it will fail to absorb a significant market share.
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I don't smoke and never will try weed. Some doctors say weed is good, other doctors say week is bad I will make mistake and say no.
Doctors are often parrots who are neither up to date with, nor properly understand, science. You want to read papers or at least listen to scientists when it comes to making an informed decision.
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Make sure to check your electricity price first. If it's above ~5 cent per KWH you won't be competitive in the long run. In the short term you'd be fine even with 20-30 cents, but that can change very quickly.
Keep in mind that you can very easily brick your hardware if you don't know what you're doing, which could end up losing you GPUs before you even created any profit from them. Read up as much as you can and then do the Math to see if it's worth to start mining for you or not.
If your not familiar with overlooking your PC, then I would highly suggest doing a quite a bit of reading, along with some trial and error. I have burned up a cpl processors back in my early days with not having proper cooling. Cooling usually won't be a concern (unless you live in the desert) with mining rigs, because it usually involves undervolting to save on electricity bills. If you do it in too large steps you can still fry your cards though.
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Authoritarian under the guise of democracy. In short, it's a complete joke that people somehow take seriously and believe in.
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Wow, you've been trading for a whole year? That's unheard of.
Sarcasm aside, you have no experience and you weren't trading. You were gambling. It's no surprise that you've lost so much money. That's not the markets fault, it's yours and yours alone. That's why you don't go in with large sums and start practicing with smaller amounts for a long time first. Trading is one of the easiest ways to lose money, especially when you don't have years of experience under the belt and/or a technical/mathematical background.
Sorry for your losses, but you've had it coming. Instead of blaming the market analyze your mistakes and learn from them.
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Paypal doesn't accept Bitcoin, unless that changed very recently. But the last thing that I've known about Paypal was that they specifically "banned" crypto payments over Paypal by denying any buyer or seller protection for crypto trades.
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You will for sure. They aren't very high right now, but that's bound to change once the smart contracts come out and ICOs start being run over the platform as well as with larger adoption of the DEX.
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As already mentioned, it depends on your country. Make sure to check tax codes unless you want to lose all your profits in fines or worse (prison).
Also, it's generally not a good idea to go "all out" just like it's a bad idea to go "all in".
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Do we have news about the distribution for those who sent from an exchange?
Can someone from the team help me out? I sent a deposit from an exchange during the token sale. I heard some people had luck getting their tokens on this forum. Sent it from Coinbase. Have you tried contacting Coinbase? Although I doubt they would be very eager to help people out with getting their tokens back given the workload that would entice.
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Hi can somebody tell me if its possible to mine Litecoin/Dogecoin/Viacoin at the same time>>> ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) I am very curious, since they are all scrypt auxpow! Only if you have multiple rigs I believe. But even if you could mine all at once on a single rig, you would divide your revenue among the coins. So if you had $1 in mining, you would then have $0.25 in each when mining 4 coins, so there really is no point in doing so. Just mine whatever brings the most $ and then trade the profits into other coins if you want to hedge or invest instead of cashing out.
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You can lease any amount, even as little as 0.1 Waves. You need more to run a node, but just leasing to nodes has no lower or upper limits.
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this is a really crazy dream for ripple. please think about again decentalization aim. xrp is under control central banks and they will not allow earning money peoples. bank thinks only itself. not people.
TRUE! most people in this crypto community don't want the bank to cover. Bitcoin, the first ever cryptocurrency was created for the people, the people who must control the currency's price and the capabilities of it must depend on the people. Then why we will have XRP? it is bank own and we don't want to go back to a community where the currency is control by a bank. XRP may go up on price but it will never hit a hundred bucks. The mainstream will probably like something like a bank though, because they're generally not capable of keeping their own funds secure. This is where banks/XRP come into play if no other solution is found. I personally don't want my money anywhere near Ripple or the like though.
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I hope this will never become mandatory in any way. Don't want any chips for payments implanted. Imagine people cutting off your arm to steal your money, absolute insanity.
oh believe me ripple will tell its idiots that the chip is mandatory especially its chip with its software, just as they do it with the bitlicense and the new york corrupt judical system As long as there are alternatives I don't care. I'm just concerned that it might eventually become the only method of payment (Ripple or not), which would be terrible.
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I think www.fluidledger.com is a a greater than 100X opportunity! Based on their business plan it is a possibility. The first four blockchains to be developed will be clones of: Bitcoin Ethereum Litecoin Monero If you want to make money you need to look for 100X plus opportunities. It is just too early to speculate but we will see with time. It's never too early to identify a shitcoin. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Can't go wrong with that one.
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I hope this will never become mandatory in any way. Don't want any chips for payments implanted. Imagine people cutting off your arm to steal your money, absolute insanity.
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