lol

Wonder what his angle will be when LN goes live and BCash will be ridiculously expensive and slow in comparison despite nobody using it.

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.

A newbie can't set signatures (or only very short ones), so there's no point in letting them join signature campaigns. It also encourages account creation spam, so the minimum is usually Junior Member for these two reasons.

Missing data. In general all charts are like this, but on a much smaller scale due to large amounts of data points. But if there's no trades for extended periods of time (could be as little as a few minutes or as much as days depending on how far you zoom the chart) you could find "discrete" changes like these.

So yes, it's possible that the only exchange that traded that coin just wasn't able to process orders for a period of time.

Are you saying that a "free website" won't be the next big thing?

The worst thing anybody can do is buying a coin that has already gone x10 and hasn't corrected or moved sideways for substantial amounts of time yet.

It is worth billions of dollars, because billions have been invested in infrastructure alone.

Pick a somewhat large pool with the highest performance ratio. The higher the ratio the better. Smaller pools could get a high ratio by just getting "lucky" though. If you want to go all out you could analyze the ratio over time and average it out to decide which pool is the best. Do note that you won't really know which is the best regardless of what you do due to the unknown factor of random tokens (which may or may not explode in the future).

Confirminati illumed?

Are you implying that triangles are not sophisticated?

There are two factors in this.

One is that altcoins are denominated in terms of BTC, so when USD/BTC goes down so does Alt/USD = (Alt/BTC)/(USD/BTC) = (Alt/(BTC/USD))/USD by virtue of BTC/USD increasing.

The factor is that altcoin prices tend to adjust in terms of USD. When Bitcoin goes down, altcoins adjust their BTC price to a point where they remain roughly the same (give or take 10-30%) in terms of USD.

Damn, did you actually get to listen to him play live?

Do people call it Baroke? lol


On another note: https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-will-totally-collapse-even-takes-100-years-nobel-prize-winner/

Omg, things that exist eventually (given enough time) disappear!!! Thank god for Noble prize Economists enlightening us about the universe.

No shit it will totally collapse "even if it takes 100 years". Everything that has ever existed eventually disappeared. Bitcoin will be no exception.

I can't believe a Nobel prize winner would make such utterly redundant statements, but then again, he's just another Economist.

Just be careful not to get shaken out by wall street. They're quite likely to collect coins before shorting massively while spreading massive FUD on MSM to shake out all the weak hands.

Tumblers aren't enough to cover your tracks. There are ways though, but they run up quite the transaction fees among other costs.

They won't compete because they're different things. Ripple is a currency type coin, while NEO is more of an ICO/token platform like Ethereum.

I'm also particularly fond of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WhPUqpaRp4

Gould and Bach both are beyond sophistication or any such silly mortal concepts.