I think it's much like a witch hunt . Unfortunately human beings follow news that is negative . Suddenly it's like a journalistic free-for-all -every-man-for-himself but it's ruining the credibility of good news sources . Probably three times a week I starta story when I realize about a paragraph in the what I'm writing is purely gossip and so I stop . This might appear as lazy, but I do not like to share gossip and that's all it is when you have a strong rumor with the only source of the information being an opinionated, hidden, faceless pseudonym.
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At least in Switzerland they're cracking down in a way that is fair and feasible . It is unlikely to be so easy for those dealing with the regulatory changes in China . I personally love Decentralized ICO concept but for now we all just have to wait and see .
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Much like a real estate bitcoin's price is determined in part by the amount people are willing to pay to obtain it. If that's true then I guess we should be thankful for the ridiculous fees they keep charging at places like paxful and ATM machines. It sort of inches the price and value up. Plus the supply and the opposite of inflation affect helps.
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According to the competition (which is a big banking And many other central authorities) say the downfall and distruction of bitcoin is guaranteed as soon as it goes out of style. Of course these things were said just hours before a large purchase a bitcoin was made by the same entity. I would say Bitcoin never be destroyed unless every single user simultaneously decides it is worthless .
Bitcoin will survive the chaos. I guarantee it.
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No it's going to be fine. To let them get into your head means the suits win, and frankly I think that sucks. The few leaders with the deepest pockets are succeeding at controlling the beautiful decentralized payment system we love so much. Perk up people, it is going to be FINE. 🌺
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Hey all. New to the game. Just got in. Bought a few hundred worth a couple days ago, to put on the exchanges and dip my toes in the water at $4,300.
With this recent crash, I've been thinking about investing $1,000 or so later tonight. Not only will this lower my loss to the initial purchase, it seems like a good idea.
What should I be eyeing here? Should I put it all into BTC?
Buy a few Ethereum?
Grip some alt-coins like Monero?
A question I can't seem to wrap my head around, is if Ethereum will always be "tied" to Bitcoin's price. Are they tethered so when BTC goes down, so does ETH? Will it ever separate?
Would love your thoughts.
Not too worried about the $1,000 as if a VERY hard dip comes, I can always buy in more. I'm gonna HODL.
Best,
J
When it's low buy it low. Best spent money now is spent on good "old fashioned" Bitcoin. You will profit. Period the end. Good luck to you in your journey l!!! Cheers.
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As long as you haven't sold your Coins, you have lost nothing!
That's right. Quit obeying the mainstream media stop dumping your coins! Just wait until November and you will see it skyrocket again , seriously . It's agenda driven downward dips and we can't let it spook us into submission. Relax it will bounce back! 🦋✨☕️
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As long as you haven't sold your Coins, you have lost nothing!
That's right. Quit obeying the mainstream media sto dumping your coins! Just wait until November and you will see it skyrocket again , seriously . It's agenda driven downward dips and we can't let it spook us into submission. Relax it will bounce back! 🦋✨☕️
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The news are finally official,
to be fair the "news" was that China has banned bitcoin which has never been true. they have closed exchanges which have been doing illegal stuff as earlier this year we clearly saw it. they tried regulating them but apparently they have failed to do so. they probably try to do more regulation of exchanges though. and also they have never said trading bitcoin is banned or anything. That was a sensible reply. You are correct. News like that is purely sensational anymore. The slight dips will happen and they will come back stronger. China regulating means money honey. Lots of it. Bitcoin will be worth 6,000 usd by mid November- I would bet the farm on it. If I had a farm. Lol
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Original http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/933-central-banks-on-icos-and-komodo-team-is-fighting-backCentral Banks New Found Protectionism on ICOs and How the Komodo Team is Fighting Back 3rdstryker Komodo revolutionizing ICO's with its own Decentralization platform The world has seen a surge in Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) over the past year with investors throwing billions of dollars at hundreds of different decentralized projects. Once again, technology has moved faster than the centralized governments around the world and it is only recently we are witnessing a reaction from some of those governments. Just when we were beginning to get clarity over Bitcoin’s legal status as a legitimate investment vehicle, governments are beginning to urge caution over participating in ICOs. First was, of course, China with reports of China temporarily banning ICOs for more regulated ICOs conditions. According to the People’s Bank of China, the selling of decentralized tokens is "illegal and disruptive to economic and financial stability”. Such statements are questionable at best, for funding ICOs actually increases economic and financial stability worldwide. This statement can easily read between the lines; ICOs are harmful to their currency, the yuan. Essentially what is occurring is a new flavor of protectionism where central banks around the world are concerned that their country's currency will flow overseas to fund overseas projects rather than within its own boundaries. Because the central banks represent their countries at large, it is not surprising to see such measures being put in place. However, do regulations and bans on ICOs advance the human race or does it retard growth?
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http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/931-chase-bank-ceo-declares-bitcoin-a-fraudSee original at the above link, written by Lorilikes✨🦋The poster of this topic🦋✨
By Lorilikes In a recorded interview with CNBC News JP Morgan Chase Bank CEO, Jamie Dimon maintained a condescending tone on the topic of Bitcoin. He conveyed the message that Bitcoin is a craze that will be gone soon. Dimon seemed trained, and highly skilled I might add, at the art of shrugging away a threat in such a way that is convincing to the observing eye. His lackadaisical banter on the topic of Bitcoin appeared genuine, but there is a sinister undertone at work here. Conspiracy theories aside, Bitcoin is a direct threat to the very foundation of the CEOs home field, and naturally when a rival emerges in the midst of the champions garden, the champion (Chase) must defend! Dimon uttered insults about the... Please read the rest of the story here: http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/931-chase-bank-ceo-declares-bitcoin-a-fraud
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Bitcoin is falling again. I think the reason is China banned the ico's. Currently the price is 3800-3900$. Will it go under 3000$? what do you think?
With all the bad news and persistent rumors plus the press releases of people who are out to destroy the reputation of our beloved Bitcoin, it would not be a wonder if tomorrow Bitcoin/s value will be back to just $10. And am sure if there would be an explosion if that would happen as many of us would use the money we got to buy as much Bitcoin as possible. There is a visible conspiracy right now to bring down Bitcoin back to zero so they can proclaim to the whole world that indeed Satoshi's Bitcoin is a big fraud and a big bubble that is all ready to pop anytime. The warnings have been on the media lately and there would be more people who will issue their own take on Bitcoin. Suddenly we are filled with people who are expert in cryptocurrency. It is all up to you if you listen to them or not...it is your own money anyway. You have some thought provoking points here. I also see a conspiracy t or two at work here. While there is much hype about bans of initial coin offerings and was being passed all over with contrasting essentials, Then bozos like the chase bank guy... it is a great testament to the strength of. It Coin that it is on its way up again. It will continue upward and could be as much as 6,000 by November. Watch and see! 💋
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They prevent Bitcoin from becoming a true bubble, which would be disastrous. The level of incomprehension regarding Bitcoin is still very high. Jamie Dimon's recent comments show that, like Warren Buffet before him (as of a few months ago anyway), Dimon has no knowledge of how Bitcoin functions as a crowdsourced, decentralized, economical, sustainable, and fast method of immutable data-registration. If these guys don't know, it's a given that lots of recent easy-money chasers don't know either. A friend of mine says his grandfather was taught to drive a Model T by an elderly uncle who sat in the passenger seat with his hand on the emergency brake and yelled Whoa! Whoa! if they went faster than a trot. That's how a lot of people hold their bitcoins. They sit with their hand on the mouse and yell Sell! Sell! at the first hint of trouble. But that's good. Bitcoin can never become a bubble that way because it won't get high enough fast enough. It will slide and even crash from time to time, but since it has real utility (as opposed to tulips --- and the liar loans Dimon's company, J.P. Morgan, was fined $13 billion dollars for selling) Bitcoin will continue to climb after Buffet and Dimon have had uninformed say and momentarily clogged the exits with butts and elbows. As for rumor-mongering China, Bitcoin's Long March will continue there too.
Just sit back and hodl. If you can't hodl here, you are in the wrong game. Try the stock market.
I love your analogy of the model T and the grandfather with his hand on the EBrake. That's exactly the right way to describe some people with their Bitcoin stash. Click to Sell through every bump in the road. It's crazy. Regarding Dimon, what a trained puts. Just amazes me that that guy works for JPMorgan He practically IS JP Morgan. He is the show pony of that entity and I honestly can't believe More people don't find it suspicious that JP Morgan is in charge of funding for FOOD STAMPS. Finger on the oppression button much ? Just a thought. But I do agree a little bit of panicky times will prevent enormous crashes from cocky and arrogant carelessness.
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