I read the white paper. Too much jargon for me to fully grasp but if this sharding thing works with full decentralisation, high Tx throughput and low fees, it could be a blast. |
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I also received my card (Europe). I did not have a chance yet to activate and play with it.
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Meanwhile, alternatives for holding fiat are popping up on small scale. With TenX-like products, one can hold cryptocurrencies instead of fiat, while being able to spend seamlessly in day-2-day life with a bank card. Right now, the volatility of cryptocurrencies is breath taking so I do not see it as an alternative for fiat (unless you know the game and expect the overall movement to be upwards the next few years). But at some point, cryptocurrencies will be large enough and spread out sufficiently to become beacons of tranquillity compared to fiat. At least, that is the proposition if cryptocurrencies are supposed to solve a real problem. Meanwhile, with the first steps into merging cryptocurrencies with the fiat currency world, I can work on my TenX Play. |
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I rather think the token is a ‘mess’, meaning that is is overpriced. Looking at the potential valuation, the current token price is still much too high in relation to the risks involved. This concern is increased by the total lack of information on when the first ‘dividend’ payment will be made. After all, this ‘dividend’ payment is just about the only thing that could give the token some value. But Mr Market does not seem to care and Mr Market is always right.
In respect of the TenX project, it is seemingly moving a bit slow because not many cards seem to be shipped out right now. But that was generally announced beforehand. The only issue I have with the project right now is unclarity when card issue can be ramped up. After all, this is needed to grow their core business.
So bottom line: the company could ramp up the communications a bit.
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Haha, I need that Monki Mug badly  |
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Because you have some trouble with an IOTA withdrawal, you urge the rest of the world to leave Bitfinex?
Apparently, IOTA is still a bit too BETA for your nerves (or cryptocurrencies in general). Get a grip.
You, Sir, with all due respect, are an ignorant idiot. Not going into technical details, go figure out yourself. BETA... I shall get a grip?! On another note: My Iota withdrawal has been pending for well over 26 hours now after approval. No reply to my support ticket. No reply to my repeated replies to the same. At best they are running a fractional reserve. I encourage everybody to at least try to withdraw everything from Bitfinex. User Wekkel, however, I encourage to deposit everything to Bitfinex, you stupid fucktard. I still cannot see anything but your personal troubles with IOTA. But keep tying your personal issue with IOTA/Bitfinex to demanding a full user shutdown of Bitfinex. Talking about fucktard ....  |
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I'll probably just leave the poll for now. I could add more options, but that would screw with the final results.
wow you are the one that started this thread back in 2013...you must be a billionaire by now lol no, he took it over from Adam as I recall I rather miss Adam I hope Adam will see the magic moment:  |
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[...] It will grow much more than this  I bet on 20000$ - 50000$ per bitcoin in 2018 Mark my words Hereby marked in stone. I also expect a large spike in price if this 'trend' with 'parabolic within parabolic' movement continues. See some 'loosely' crafted graphs here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1161207.msg24645375#msg24645375It has all the hallmarks of a repeat of the 2013 bubble with huge appetite in a very small market with short supply of precious Bitcoin. You can have them, but at an increasingly higher price. The decentralised economy is picking up steam. |
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Meanwhile, IOTA is making a move for $1 again. If the hype persists, we may touch $2 this time |
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‘Shorting’ and ‘Bitcoin’ in one single sentence, now that’s funny |
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Because you have some trouble with an IOTA withdrawal, you urge the rest of the world to leave Bitfinex?
Apparently, IOTA is still a bit too BETA for your nerves (or cryptocurrencies in general). Get a grip.
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I guess the road to $194,xxx has been opened.
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You missed users pumping up their post count with .... nothing. They have found the Wall Observer thread, unfortunately. The BCH feud was more entertaining.
Anyway, BTC price is holding up fine. This one should be a push to break $10,000 the next six weeks. We are slowly but surely moving into ‘parabolic within parabolic’ territory. But I do not think of letting go. For that to happen, I should at least experience a doubling of the price within one week. Only a 2013 spike will spark some interest to sell some.
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Here, let me try.
FUCK OFF Ruphej.
Better to put him on ignore and don’t quote him. |
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Amazing to to see to what length people go trying to game the system. Not fair to others.
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Been waiting for the 2nd Airdrop since September. See it to believe it.
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BCH is much more centralized? In what?
Stupidity. And hubris.  |
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I would rather want a 2013 year with BTC spiking to $100,000. Gotta keep the perps on their toes |
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I would settle for $200,000 But if Bitcoin would truly become useful and globally accepted, it won't stop at a lousy $200,000. And I do not want to see that certain part of McAfee |
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