imo, This is HUGEIt may be huge (to us who like fairness, honesty and transparency), but sadly it means the whale traders probably won't care to trade it then. <Sigh>
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OT : A good indicator of this current "stock market insanity" is McDonald's stock. Seriously? Nearly doubled in value in just the last 4 years???
Make total sense, right? Riiiight. Sure, sure. Unfknbelievable. Can't wait to see the total melt down.
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This thread is basically now 100% DERP.
I temporarily lose IQ points reading this gibberish.
Worst thing about corrective bear markets: derp.
Yes, but pales in comparison to the derp-o-rama going on during bull runs. All the trading "experts" come out of the woodwork with their laughable charts with random lines drawn on them. Funny how all these trading geniuses went silent as fuck when the bear correction came, huh? Especially on youtube, so fucking hilarious they've all moved on to other topics now, lol. No one knows shit about this market and never will.
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Pretty much sums up all of corporate IT jobs, except the pay is moderate to high. But still not enough to pay the bills, keep the fam going and have anything left over. Golden handcuffs. Definitely low prestige, as your boss and co-workers all think you're just a loser nerd. Faking your personality is real, all the managers are extroverted narcissistic idiots who could give a shit about quality work or doing the right thing.
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Which bcash lol is best bcash lol? I hope they splinter off into hundreds of such shitcoin forks, each one with their own little circle jerk of hubris and nonsense. Death by a 1000 cuts.
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https://www.energy.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/hearings-and-business-meetings?ID=61CD5B55-EA3E-41F2-BB4B-3EEB7879131F#The purpose of the hearing is to consider the energy efficiency of blockchain and similar technologies and the cybersecurity possibilities of such technologies for energy industry applications. In particular, should we expect electricity prices to increase from rising electricity demand in blockchain applications? In addition, how can we evaluate whether blockchain and similar approaches will soon improve the cybersecurity of computing systems used to supply our energy? Boy, I wish I had a cushy govt job where I could get paid to just go to meetings and hearings and spout off a bunch of meaningless, irrelevant mumbo jumbo about things that I have no idea what I'm talking about.
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OT : "Let's get rid of quarterly earnings reports" https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/17/trump-pushes-for-an-end-to-quarterly-earnings-reports.htmlWhat a great idea! In fact, let's get rid of all profit reporting all together! I mean, it's not like they're hiding shit with 'creative accounting' and stock buybacks every quarter, every year. And the stock prices are so overblown and out of whack with P/E anyway... so who cares. The traders certainly don't give a shit. Amiright?? /s
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OT - You think Bitcoin is a pump and dump scam? Nope not even close, check this out : https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/hmnyLook at that 2 yr chart. RIP. Remember kids, any stock, penny stock, shitcoin, or ICO scam coin can dilute to infinity!
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They like cool self-landing rockets and flamethrowers?
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Let's all hit the 'buy' button at exactly the same time, k? Short squeeze on 3.
And a 1... and a 2... and THREE! GO!
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Is crypto dead?
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Man, ETH and other altcoins took a dump! iirc ~$300 was a long time support level for ETH. RIP.
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1818 is a ridiculously high number. The world definitely doesn't need this amount of worthless and useless coin. Shitcoiners, you don't 51% attack Bitcoin, Bitcoin will 51% you Yep. If there were 1818 so called "precious metals" in the world, investors/savers would all gravitate to Gold and regard all the rest simply as "fool's gold".
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I've often wondered what the hodlers use to purchase these luxury cars? If you're hodlin, wouldn't you still be driving a 1998 Ford Crown Vic P71?! I must be doing it wrong. Perhaps they are leveraging their ruggedly-handsome, good looks?
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https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1028426579158884352According to the Bitmain pre-IPO investor deck, they sold most of their #Bitcoin for #Bcash. At $900/BCH, they've bled half a billion in the last 3 months. If Bitcoin Core devs didn't disclose the Bcash vulnerability, it could've wiped a billion dollars off their balance sheets. Nearly two million BCH? Are they trying to emulate the Hunt brothers?They were trying to make Bcash lol more valuable than Bitcoin by restricting supply (and touting it to increase demand). Bitmain holds all the Bcash lol it has ever mined in a huge wallet. They have been losing money since day 1 trying to flip Bitcoin. They used every tool at their disposal. They might possibly have pulled it off but enough people have seen through them. Pretty hilarious too that litecoiners scoff at Bcash for the same reason, but don't know or realize that Chinese miners/exchanges are sitting on > 7M litecoin to restrict supply.... lol
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[wrt ETH] Its got an on-chain scaling plan. It can do everything Bitcoin can, and then a lot more.
But if it's "doing everything that Bitcoin can" then it doesn't have a reason to exist, because Bitcoin is already fulfilling that role just fine and will continue to do so. ... and then a lot more.
Top of rabbit hole generalization. Try again... but with proof, facts, or reasoning this time.
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I somewhat agree, but I still it is still useful, when looked at from an altcoin perspective.
See, you can't just stop at the top of the rabbit hole and look down it like all the others. You actually have to back that opinion with proof or reasoning. Otherwise it isn't.
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