Buy now and rebuy when price goes down.
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haha, price started rising again and everyone became "experts" in predicting bitcoin price. literary every bitcoin related news outlet out there are publishing optimistic speculations about how price is going to be such and such high-prices next phase. i wonder where were all these "expert" speculators when price was at the bottom and we were saying it is time to accumulate and price is going to the moon soon? by then all the same news outlets were publishing pessimistic price speculations talking about how price is going to fall to $1000 soon most of them from the same people!
That's about it. Real experts don't care about the price in FIAT.
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What he calls 'Blockchain' has nothing to do with what I would call 'Blockchain'. I have a slight feeling, that Mr. Rogers doesn't know jack shit about either 'Blockchain' or Bitcoin' or any cryptocurrency. He probably only knows that its price goes up and down.
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Very sad. Why have you downloaded that altcoin wallet and what's the name. There's nothing left to do from your side. I request you to create a scam accusation to protect other users. This is a shit stupid forum. Users have to submit lots of personal data in order to create an account. Yet, it is related to ETH. This forum here is a Bitcoin forum. You wouldn't ask for a waffle receipe here either, would you?
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Cocaine is one hell of a drug ![Lips sealed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/lipsrsealed.gif)
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It's even easier to buy gold and to be untraceable compared to Bitcoin. You can't transfer instantly yes but it's not a problem for them, they are not looking for a Paypal alternative
Gold and cash are just as decentralized as Bitcoin, but offer way more privacy because there is no way you can track transactions conducted by criminals who exchange these assets somewhere outside in a parking lot. I can buy gold without an ID from local jewelry or pawn stores (of course not an infinite amount), while I can't buy Bitcoin as easily. The only way to buy Bitcoin locally is to search for sellers around you that are trusted enough. People credit Bitcoin too much for its usefulness and privacy that it offers to criminals, while Bitcoin in reality is a horrible tool for that. If people understood how Bitcoin worked they would know that as well. That was exactly my point. But since the media prefer to publish articles on this kind of subject, people only remember that. On top of that, how many researches have been published to finally say that the percentage of BTC transactions related to illegal activities is very low? The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's World Drug Report 2005 estimates the size of the global illicit drug market at US$321.6 billion in 2003 alone. With a world GDP of US$36 trillion in the same year just for the drug industry In December 2009 United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Executive Director Antonio Maria Costa claimed illegal drug money saved the banking industry from collapse.<== ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_drug_tradeThis and it is worth to mention, that Bitcoin is not the best option for criminals, because LE is learning fast how to trace them (even when they have been mixed). It is not easy to cash out or shop with illicit Bitcoins these days.
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.... Sidenote: you saw CW at the presentation the other day, where he was talking utter nonsense? This guy is definitely not Satoshi.
Of course he is not Satoshi. My point is he was close to Satoshi which might have given him some of the information which only Satoshi would have known. And he also knows that real Satoshi is no more and he is trying to use it to his advantage. If Craig Wright had the private key to the first block the it's very clear he is Satoshi. What more proof do you need? ...
No, someone who is/was very close to Satoshi may successfully obtain a key or two that belonged to real Satoshi. We need more proof, not just one key. I got your point (presentation topic was just a little side talk. Watch it. Funny stuff) and I also think, that this theory fits well, but I don't think, that CW has recieved any key from SN. Which still makes me wonder how CW convinced Gavin, who certainly knew, that he would play with his reputation. Reason enough for a smart guy, to securely veryfy CW's claims, before going public with a statement like "I believe CW is Satoshi Nakamoto". And the truth is: Gavin messed up pretty bad. The reason for that must have been worth losing his reputation. I think, that both, Gavin and Craig are lying. The theory of Gavin Andresen being part of the psyOPs operation to pass Craig Steven Wright as Satoshi Nakamoto in order to brainwash the masses into supporting their forks is very valid. Gavin Andresen started doing a 180 on his views after the CIA visit and Satoshi disappeared after his CIA visit... connect the dots. Gavin and Craig are partners in bitcoin-crime. Valid more than ever...
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So China is playing the environment card now. Didn't they think about changing to renewables? Sure they didn't. Possible that Bitcoin is a problem for the Yuan? Just asking ... https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-cryptocurrency/china-says-it-wants-to-eliminate-bitcoin-mining-idUSKCN1RL0C4SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China’s state planner wants to ban bitcoin mining, according to a draft list of industrial activities the agency is seeking to stop in a sign of growing government pressure on the cryptocurrency sector. A small toy figure is seen on representations of the Bitcoin virtual currency in this illustration picture, December 26, 2017. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
China is the world’s largest market for computer hardware designed to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, even though such activities previously fell under a regulatory grey area.
The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said on Monday it was seeking public opinions on a revised list of industries it wants to encourage, restrict or eliminate. The list was first published in 2011.
The draft for a revised list added cryptocurrency mining, including that of bitcoin, to over 450 activities the NDRC said should be phased out as they did not adhere to relevant laws and regulations, were unsafe, wasted resources or polluted the environment.
It did not stipulate a target date or plan for how to eliminate bitcoin mining, meaning that such activities should be phased out immediately, the document said. The public has until May 7 to comment on the draft.
State-owned newspaper Securities Times said on Tuesday that the draft list “distinctly reflects the attitude of the country’s industrial policy” towards the cryptocurrency industry.
Last week, the price of bitcoin soared nearly 20 percent in its best day since the height of the 2017 bubble, and breaking $5,000 for the first time since mid-November, though analysts and traders admitted that they were puzzled by the surge.
On Tuesday, bitcoin was trading at $5,190.
The cryptocurrency sector has been under heavy scrutiny in China since 2017, when regulators started to ban initial coin offerings and shut local cryptocurrency trading exchanges.
China also began to limit cryptocurrency mining, forcing many firms - among them some of the world’s largest - to find bases elsewhere.
Chinese companies are also among the biggest manufacturers of bitcoin mining gear, and last year three filed for initial public offerings in Hong Kong, looking to raise billions of dollars.
However, the two largest, Bitmain Technologies, the world’s largest manufacturer of bitcoin mining gear, and Canaan Inc, have since let their applications lapse.
People familiar with the deals said that Hong Kong regulators had many questions about the companies’ business models and prospects.
According to Canaan’s IPO prospectus filed last year, sales of blockchain hardware primarily for crypto currency mining in China were worth 8.7 billion yuan ($1.30 billion) in 2017, 45 percent of global sales by value.
The prospectus forecasts that sales in China would rise to 35.6 billion yuan by 2020.
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I just calculated the net worth of all those who've posted in this thread: 3.14159265 BTC.
Not possible! Mine alone is about tree fiddy. Is that enough to get a whole wheat on rye at your local deli? Depending on how long I wait, I can buy the entire local deli + the country around it.
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I just calculated the net worth of all those who've posted in this thread: 3.14159265 BTC.
Not possible! Mine alone is about tree fiddy.
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Dope! ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FU2zZWeD.jpg&t=663&c=1tjIkxdyWDgyUg)
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My private info is in good hands now. KYC Rulez!
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in february there was a massive collapse in visitors on coinmarket cap (-15% now only 55 million viewers per month) and Bitcointalk (-26.44%) https://www.similarweb.com/website/bitcointalk.org#overviewnow only 6.28 M people visit bitcointalk per month, another massive loss last month, last month alone almost half the amount of people left as there are currently still in. this is usually a good indication for the success chances of bitcoin regards If you wonder, why your projects have all failed: It might have something to do with your decisions based on the wrong use of indicators.
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Let's see what Mr. McAfee has to say about this article: https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1098978375090216961Jesus! The media yet again! "By Dec. 31. 2020", is not an exact date. Let's all be clear again: I predicted Bitcoin would reach $1,000,000 before the end of 2020. That is not saying it will hit that price on that date. tl;dr fake news
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We all know you can have the best digital security but none of that matters if you get caught by some criminals and they decide to torture you for information (private keys)
If you don't mind answering what kind of precautions are you taking to prevent this? Dummy wallets? Alarm systems that notify police? Not telling anyone you own btc?
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I think they are luring people into depositing to claim/withdrawal that 'free' money. Reminds me on this quote from Alexander Staudt: Socialism is like a mouse trap, it works because the mouse does not understand why cheese is free ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FDzN4yndX0AApsmG.jpg&t=663&c=Cse9oiDu__GSQQ)
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