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2641  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Anti EU; capitalists Brits, are facing starvation due to Brexit on: February 04, 2019, 01:16:09 PM
why should they trade with the UK after it publicly expressed its will to not support the community?

Because of UK imports from the EU were £341 billion in 2017. Do you think companies in the EU would be happy to lose such amount of money? That would push the whole EU into recession, thus everybody would starve together because of the ideologically motivated brinkmanship of the EUSSR bosses.

ohm nope, europeans also can print money and buy their own stuff, printing money is easy, no point why europeans need the brits to do that.

brits have forgotten how to make things, just listen what president trump is saying, learn to make things, and stop printing money and take things.

the foreign trade deficit is causing poverty in other places of the world.
2642  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hodl or Not on: February 04, 2019, 12:19:26 PM
i checked it, now again, it is more something funny,

i thought this was an attempt for investment advise or "pseudoexpertistic shilling"
2643  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2019-2-3]Coinmarketcap Under Attack for Failing to Delete Fake Crypto Exchanges on: February 04, 2019, 11:44:47 AM
An irate Reddit user damned the website claiming that it was helping pump exchanges which displayed phoney volumes, which primarily had no significance being on the website.

Bitbaby11111 attached a screenshot and noted that exchanges like Fatbtc, Hotbit, IDEX, and Bittrex don’t merit a place on CMC. Other Redditors revealed that expecting Coinmarketcap to be honest about their operations was like expecting less.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/coinmarketcap-under-attack/



coinmarketcap is the centre of the industry, fake crypto exchanges are actually a marginal problem of it
2644  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hodl or Not on: February 04, 2019, 11:30:36 AM

wow you gave this guy a lot of flak, haha
it is not monetized in any way or neither it is a tool to "influence the market " as you put it
its a fun website and yeah, do not take it too seriously
like Freud used to say, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar Smiley


well i wouldn't have minded if he would have created it to "influence the market"

or even scamingly manipulate it towards his favour, like the bitcoincultist's "do i own a shitcoin"

i said i would have at least respected that, but his tool wasn't even that.
2645  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Anti EU; capitalists Brits, are facing starvation due to Brexit on: February 04, 2019, 11:16:17 AM
There is a lot of rubbish being spouted from both brexiteers and remainers over here, the reality is 52% of the population voted leave and the other 48%

the queen should throw a coin in the future, too decide on such election, saves a lot of money/ressources etc.

the usa has these 50+-1% elections since decades already
2646  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if designer handbags were 80% off? Your gf would... on: February 04, 2019, 11:10:24 AM
What made you think that bitcoin people are not doing the same?? It's just that such people are not making any noise!

Those who have actually started with bitcoin during its initial phase, they are firmly holding on to it without making any noise. However, whatever noises we are hearing, are coming from the people who have entered during late 2017s and doesn't really believe in the blockchain technology. Bitcoin was just an investment for them and they are making heavy losses.
 

well i belive in blockchain or digital encription technology in general, but i dont belive in pow cults that manifest themselves with big universal corrupt indexes, like you do
2647  Other / Politics & Society / Re: TODAY'S CHRISTIANITY IN THE WORLD on: February 04, 2019, 10:05:00 AM

interesting chart, but well its not wondering me, people that are not religious are very much focused on gaining stuff in their lives.
2648  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if designer handbags were 80% off? Your gf would... on: February 04, 2019, 07:51:28 AM
Trust me your gf would raid your wallet, bleed your bank account, and fill her wardrobe with LV, Chanel, etc

Bitcoin and alts are 80% off right now, why aren't you doing the same?!

bags have a forseaable future use, magnitude and duration of that usage, your "gf" can quite well estimate that for a bag,

thats not the case for bitcoin and alts that are more then 85% off right now. unlike for a handbag, the magnitude and duration cant be estimated with such a certainty as for handbags.

thats the difference

2649  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin = Nerd money or not? on: February 04, 2019, 07:33:58 AM
I recently watched the movie Goosebumps 2 with my kids and Bitcoin was once again mentioned briefly in this movie. The one boy mentioned Bitcoin and the other boy called it Nerd money.  Roll Eyes <My kids turned to me and said, Are you a nerd?>

So it got me thinking, why would people label Bitcoin as Nerd money, when people use electronic payment options like PayPal every day? What feature about Bitcoin gives people this impression about Bitcoin?

The first thing that comes to mind is the technical IT knowledge that people need to understand the concept about this technology and also it's origin amongst very highly skilled programmers and developers in the IT industry.

I am definitely not a nerd, but I am more than willing to carry that label, if it means that Bitcoin should be part of my skill and knowledge set in this world.  Grin

Bitcoin Nerds will rule this world! <Bill Gates is 100% proof of that>

being named "nerd" money would be a blessing for bitcoin, its just the money of a certain group of people
2650  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I am a time-traveler from the future, here to beg you to stop what you are doing on: February 04, 2019, 05:57:21 AM
he obviously must have missed the right timeline.
2651  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Imagine I'm the average Joe. Sell me on the following. on: February 04, 2019, 02:11:05 AM
So first: why are the banks/fiat bad?
Second: How does Bitcoin fix this?
Third: What would make the average consumer care?
1. they aren't.
2. it doesn't.
3. he wouldn't.

you are a long standing member of this "decentralisation community" qwk from you i would have expected a better answer, then this.

but i clarify
So first: why are the banks/fiat bad?
1. Fiats or the better term that i use "communal currencies" are complicated and expensive in its transactions and risky in its transaction (money transports, banking institutions, transcontinental transactions, time and cost intensive)
2. the established riskaverse banks, systematically enrich and support the established rich and for that they scam the poor, an open financial market equalises opportunities, and chances, for rich and poor again.
additionally the banks are causing economic crisis, with their attitute towards money, economy and power. which is extremely damaging for enterpreneuers who get more and more difficulties, to get regulariy contracts for their goods and services.
Second: How does Bitcoin fix this?
bitcoin is model of a currency/asset that is

1. outside of the banking cartels grip (open financial market)
2. is digital cheaper and saver to transact.

bitcoin is not the final and ultimate solution like the profitmaximising bitcoincentrists/maximalist (agendadriven) want to make everyone to believe, and neither is their created corrupt cryptocurrency index, which the bitcoin founders try to use to enslave the whole world.

Third: What would make the average consumer care?
the average consumer is also an employee that needs to earn his access to consumption capacieties,
and for that he needs a reliable demand for his work, and being payed for it.
the banking cartels with their trust crisis, will either resolve into old fashioned communism (to keep people working for money) or will start to cause economic volatility and even more security for those average consumers when it comes to earning money, they this way cant obtain purchasing power which they need to thrive and survive.

oh and they could also continue their neofeudal agenda of continously enriching the rich.

so the alternatives to an open financial market via crypto are:

1. neofeudal system, through the established rich billionaires
2. communist system through current banking cartel
3. open financial market that is not digital and global
4. undefined, unsecure and difficult to understand cashless society.


the old legendary members of this forum aren't usually big thinkers outside of their IT coding sphere, or they simply are to afraid to mention those issues.
regards
2652  Local / Deutsch (German) / Re: Bitcoin SV = neuer Coup? on: February 03, 2019, 03:29:47 PM
ich bin auf jeden fall der Meinung Spekulation IST/WÄRE kein problem.... Wenn man nicht auf Nahrung, Unterkunft und andere Lebens wichtige dinge spekulieren würde.  wir könnten so viel besser als Globale Gemeinschaft in der die Werte des Lebens zählen und nicht des Geldes Leben den es ist heutzutage.

"Wir können uns nur selber ausrotten wenn wir an andauerndes Wachstum Glauben."

für menschen gibt es nur eine alternative zur spekulation

"theismus"

 und an die will man ja nicht glauben

Schade eigentlich.

sehe in der Persönlichen Freiheit/Glauben das was uns noch den arsch rettet.

Nicht in einer Religion, in dem Glauben selbst.

spekulation ist normal, die einzige möglichkeit diese zu begrenzen ohne die vernunft zu verlieren ist halt auf höhere wohlmeinende mächte also wenn keine anderen menschen dann halt götter zu vertrauen.

das machen viele menschen
2653  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin a Bubble or Not? on: February 03, 2019, 03:27:32 PM
You must have heard about Bitcoin. Is it a get rich quick scheme, fraud or what? To know, read and become familiar with the mystery of Bitcoin. Almost a decade has passed since the invention of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

Is Bitcoin Worth Investing?

   Bitcoin is a decentralized system with no political institution or central issuing authority controlling the exact amount of circulation. Essentially, it is structured on the blockchain technology. It is one of the secure modes of privacy in the digital and technological world.
   Bitcoin witnessed tremendous growth in 2017. The late December made a wide range of Bitcoin holders rich and in no time. Since then, a decline has been the fate of the Bitcoin and thus the rest of the cryptocurrencies.
   Should you invest in Bitcoin? None knows the absolute answer to be true. Nevertheless, a thorough examination of the past trends and the future trends speaks volumes about it.

Hodl or Sell?
   If you are a crypto freak, hodl must be familiar. It means to hold the amount Bitcoin a person is holding. The current prices of Bitcoin range between $3,000-4,000. A year ago, a single Bitcoin cost well above $15,000. Those who sold it were the winners.
   What about those who are still hodling? They must be foolish or something like that in your opinion. Do not rush to pass judgments.
   What if Bitcoin witnesses another uptrend that it received in late 2017? Bitcoin at $25,000, how does it sound? Amazing!
   

Replacing Paper Currency
   Thousands of cryptocurrencies are in the market. The king is Bitcoin. If the price of Bitcoin rises, other cryptocurrencies also accelerate. How long the trend of paper money and the manipulation of the bank will continue?
   Experts have claimed Bitcoin will be the new digital currency because of the safe transactions. It is very volatile though which makes it controversial. Primarily, the manipulation of whales and big guns dominate the decline and rise in the prices of Bitcoin.

The Future of Cryptocurrencies
   Bitcoin holders must be worried. The extremely low prices of Bitcoin are a dangerous sign for them. What hides In the future?
   Will Bitcoin reach a million dollars or the bubble will burst in the future? This question is killing the internet platforms these days. With immense money been put into Bitcoin, people are unsure whether to sell or hold their Bitcoins amid the crisis. Their condition is similar to the boy who is unsure and always cries in front of others to Write My Essay.
   The security of Bitcoin is also not absolute. Several instances have been reported where wallets storing the digital currency were hacked and looted. Without a shade of doubt, the blockchain technology can never be shattered in the current times. The fate of blockchain technology will change entirely after the advent of advanced computations and technology.

The Final Word
The blockchain technology is promising and has amazed everyone in recent years. The future of Bitcoin is neither bleak nor bright. Without several speculations and rumors, none can claim that it will reach this pri
e by the end of this year. A thing is for sure. The prices of cryptocurrencies will continue to face a decline in the near future.
If they do manage to witness a surge, it will be next to a miracle. For you, this is the right time to buy Bitcoin. If you desire to buy it in the future, the prices will certainly be higher.
So, invest what you can afford to lose and let Bitcoin do wonders for you. 


dont expect a good answer, everything is agenda driven, everyone says whats in his agenda.
2654  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: I Need Two Crypto Writer Partners on: February 03, 2019, 01:10:48 PM
You might want to contact ICOEthics. He's doing a very good job at writing and finding a scam ICO projects. I'm not sure if he's interested in joining your team but you should definitely check him out. He has a good reputation too, most of his time is spent on Scam Accusations board.

if you would be aware of the natural asymetry that money causes in the economy you would not consider a possibility of ICO-Ethics

because theoretically everone wants and can be the shiny "good guy" that prints money and distributes it, and smiles and says he is the good guy.
2655  Local / Deutsch (German) / Re: Bitcoin SV = neuer Coup? on: February 03, 2019, 12:58:25 PM
ich bin auf jeden fall der Meinung Spekulation IST/WÄRE kein problem.... Wenn man nicht auf Nahrung, Unterkunft und andere Lebens wichtige dinge spekulieren würde.  wir könnten so viel besser als Globale Gemeinschaft in der die Werte des Lebens zählen und nicht des Geldes Leben den es ist heutzutage.

"Wir können uns nur selber ausrotten wenn wir an andauerndes Wachstum Glauben."

für menschen gibt es nur eine alternative zur spekulation

"theismus"

 und an die will man ja nicht glauben
2656  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hodl or Not on: February 03, 2019, 10:56:48 AM
jooj2: Thanks for the info. I'm actually pulling the data from CoinMarketCap API. Can the coin you're checking actually be a token based off a cryptocurrency rather than a coin?

KingScorpio: I take it English isn't your primary language, because you can't really read Smiley Either that or you're trying to troll. Can't tell. I guess the world will never know. In simple words for you: It's a fun project created in a day or two, not a serious entrepreneur tool. I don't aim to charge anyone for anything there. But I'm repeating myself. But it probably doesn't matter because you won't be able to read that far and say it's bad entrepreneurship again. Smiley

fun project?

i thought you were serious and i took you serious and tried to help you
2657  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I am a time-traveler from the future, here to beg you to stop what you are doing on: February 03, 2019, 10:16:29 AM
A post that that I read from Reddit, submitted 4 years ago by Luka_Magnotta. - https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1lfobc/i_am_a_timetraveler_from_the_future_here_to_beg/

Here's the whole story :


I am sending this message from the year 2025. Things are looking bleak here, and some of you will carry blood on your hands.
If you don't believe me, please move on, as I have no way of proving to you I'm really who I claim to be.
I don't want to waste any of your time, so I'm merely going to explain what happened.
On average, every year so far, the value of Bitcoin has increased by about a factor ten. From 0.1 dollar in 2010, to 1 dollar in 2011, to 10 dollar in 2012, to 100 dollar in 2013. From now on, there's a slight slowdown, as the value increased by a factor ten every two years, to 1,000 dollar in 2015, to 10,000 in 2017, 100,000 in 2019, and 1,000,000 in 2021. From here onwards, there's no good way of expressing its value in dollars, as the dollar is no longer used, nor is any central bank issued currency for that matter. There are two main forms of wealth in today's world. Land and cryptocurrency.
There are just over 19 million Bitcoin known to be used in the world today, as well as a few hundred thousand that were permanently lost, and we're still dealing with a population of just over 7 billion people today. On average, this means the average person owns just under 0.003 bitcoin. However, due to the unequal distribution of wealth in my world, the mean person owns just 0.001 bitcoin. That's right, most of you reading this today are rich. I personally live next to an annoying young man who logged into his old Reddit account two years ago and discovered that he received a tip of 0.01 Bitcoin back in 2013 for calling someone a "faggot" when he was a 16 year old boy. Upon making this discovery he bought an airline ticket, left his house without telling anyone anything and went to a Citadel.
"What is a Citadel?" you might wonder. Well, by the time Bitcoin became worth 1,000 dollar, services began to emerge for the "Bitcoin rich" to protect themselves as well as their wealth. It started with expensive safes, then began to include bodyguards, and today, "earlies" (our term for early adapters), as well as those rich whose wealth survived the "transition" live in isolated gated cities called Citadels, where most work is automated. Most such Citadels are born out of the fortification used to protect places where Bitcoin mining machines are located. The company known as ASICminer to you is known to me as a city where Mr. Friedman rules as a king.
In my world, soon to be your world, most governments no longer exist, as Bitcoin transactions are done anonymously and thus most governments can enforce no taxation on their citizens. Most of the success of Bitcoin is due to the fact that Bitcoin turned out to be an effective method to hide your wealth from the government. Whereas people entering "rogue states" like Luxemberg, Monaco and Liechtenstein were followed by unmanned drones to ensure that governments know who is hiding wealth, no such option was available to stop people from hiding their money in Bitcoin.
Governments tried to stay relevant in my society by buying Bitcoin, which just made the problem worse, by increasing the value of Bitcoin. Governments did so in secret of course, but my generation's "Snowdens" are in fact greedy government employees who transferred Bitcoin to their own private account, and escaped to anarchic places where no questions are asked as long as you can cough up some money.
The four institutions with the largest still accessible Bitcoin balance are believed to be as following:
-ASICminer - 50,000 Bitcoin
-The IMF's "currency stabilization fund" - 70,000 Bitcoin
-Government of Saudi Arabia - 110,000 Bitcoin
-The North Korean government - 180,000 Bitcoin
Economic growth today is about -2% per year. Why is this? If you own more than 0.01 Bitcoin, chances are you don't do anything with your money. There is no inflation, and thus no incentive to invest your money. Just like the medieval ages had no significant economic growth, as wealth was measured in gold, our society has no economic growth either, as people know their 0.01 Bitcoin will be enough to last them a lifetime. The fact that there are still new Bitcoin released is what prevents our world from collapse so far it seems, but people fear that the decline in inflation that will occur during the next block halving may further wreck our economy.
What happened to the Winklevoss twins? The Winklevoss twins were among the first to die. After seeing the enormous damage done to the fabric of society, terrorist movements emerged that sought to hunt down and murder anyone known to have a large balance of Bitcoin, or believed to be responsible in any way for the development of cryptocurrency. Ironically, these terrorist movements use Bitcoin to anonymously fund their operations.
Most people who own any significant amount of Bitcoin no longer speak to their families and lost their friends, because they had to change their identities. There have been also been a few suicides of people who could not handle the guilt after seeing what happened to the bag-holders, the type of skeptical people who continued to believe it would eventually collapse, even after hearing the rumors of governments buying Bitcoin. Many people were taken hostage, and thus, it is suspected that 25% percent of "Bitcoin rich" actually physically tortured someone to get him to spill his password.
Why didn't we abandon Bitcoin, and move to another system? Well, we tried of course. We tried to step over to an inflationary cryptocurrency, but nobody with an IQ above 70 was willing to step up first and volunteer. After all, why would you voluntarily invest a lot of your money into a currency where you know your wealth will continually decline? The thing that made Bitcoin so dangerous to society was also what made it so successful. Bitcoin allows us to give into our greed.
In Africa, surveys show that an estimated 70% of people believe that Bitcoin was invented by the devil himself. There's a reason for this. It's a very sensitive issue that today is generally referred to as "the tragedy". The African Union had ambitious plans to help its citizens be ready to step over to Bitcoin. Governments gave their own citizens cell phones for free, tied to their government ID, and thus government sought to integrate Bitcoin into their economy. All went well, until "the tragedy" that is. A criminal organization, believed to be located in Russia, exploited a hardware fault in the government issued cell phones. It's believed that the entire continent of Africa lost an estimated 60% of its wealth in a period of 48 hours. What followed was a period of chaos and civil war, until the Saudi Arabian and North Korean governments, two of the world's major superpowers due to their authoritarian political system's unique ability to adapt to the "Bitcoin challenge", divided most African land between themselves and were praised as heroes by the local African population for it.
You might wonder, what is our plan now? It's clear that the current situation can not be sustained, without ending in a nuclear holocaust. I am part of an underground network, who seek to launch a coordinated attack against the very infrastructure of the Internet itself. We have at our disposal about 20 nuclear submarines, which we will use to cut all underwater cables between different continents. After this has been successfully achieved, we will launch a simultaneous nuclear pulse attack on every densely population area of the world. We believe that the resulting chaos will allow the world's population to rise up in revolt, and destroy as many computers out there as possible, until we reach the point where Bitcoin loses any relevance.
Of course, this outcome will likely lead to billions of deaths. This is a price we are forced to pay, to avoid the eternal enslavement of humanity to a tiny elite.
This is also the reason we contacted you.
It doesn't have to be like this. You do not have to share our fate. I don't know how, but you must find a way to destroy this godforsaken project in its infancy. I know this is a difficult thing to ask of you. You believed you were helping the world by eliminating the central banking cartel that governs your economies.
However, I have seen where it ends.

- Well I don't want to believe but the accuracy of what he/she said is pretty amazing. What is your opinion?

well it looks like you are a time traveler from a different timeline of reality, because the timeline we are heading to is the one in which bitcoin is completeing its F.U. chart towards zero

2658  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hodl or Not on: February 03, 2019, 10:07:45 AM
I tried your website service and this is a result I got ( Looks like this coin doesn't exist, so hurry up, create an ICO, convince an army of gullible people to invest in it and then buy a Lambo from the profits!) I wondering how's this service get the info about any coin/token? btw the coin I was entered  is exist a two years ago and still operating till now. a token has its own platform and its ranked on cmc 50,this is result of your service (I looked under the bed for it, but couldn't find it.)!

take this one its a different one, with different parameters,

believe what you want to believe

http://doiownashitcoin.com/blog/
2659  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are we not abusing decentralization? on: February 03, 2019, 09:44:55 AM
the term "decentralisation" is of course being abused by the bitcoin founders,

who else controlls the centralised cryptocurrency index "coinmarketcap"? that is still influencing almost by 100% all "competing" other indexes.

its just a fake term, that abuses the malfunction of the banking cartels in order to profit from that and grasp for world domination.

the joke is that this whole card house they have build will sooner or later collapse. because of that abuse.

just look at the F.U. chart of Bitcoin

Are you actually implying that coinmarketcap is controlled by the "bitcoin founders"? What the hell. Market caps of coins/tokens can definitely be very inaccurate, but calling it "abuse for world domination" is something else. This is next level tinfoil hat crap. LOL

jes.

the definition of shitcoin and not is based on coinmarketcap and its owners. they hold the whole power.

thats my point of few,
2660  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hodl or Not on: February 03, 2019, 09:39:00 AM
KingScorpio: Is everyone in your world an entrepreneur? And a bad one, except for you? I suppose that this is new to you, but I don't aim to influence or make a profit from that website. I'm not even an entrepreneur. I think you're just projecting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection) here. Smiley What makes you think it's random? Did you just type in your favourite cryptocurrency and it told you it's a shitcoin? Smiley

nope, this has nothing to do with me, enterpreneurism; its all about your methology. your hopeless attempt to give investmentadvice based on some "parameters" you have coded manually inside this website.

problem of your methology is:

1. the parameters are based on limited information, in an extremly complex world
2. the max success you can achieve with a site like this is earning money by chilling,

you could demand money from cryptocurrency issuers. if they want to be good mentioned on this website.

because truthfully you cant really achieve a good and secure investment advise with a method like this

there is a website called "do you own a shitcoin" created by the bitcoinmaximalists.

its same trash, with parameters, but for that trash i at least have respect because it has a use (chilling bitcoin and pushing bitcoinmaximalist agenda) for at least someone.
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