I haven't heard this project before but it's actually crazy. They owe $450,000 to the bounty hunters (at the currency price). If they don't pay this, it's going to tank their reputation, especially when they are doing good. That's really shady. If they don't explain themselves, then this project is a scam.

It seems that for some reason, your email address was leaked and scammers had a hold of it. Just ignore the. If they keep emailing you even now, just change your main email address. That will save you the trouble from future potential phishing mails.

If you keep reading that experienced traders are unsure about what's going to happen, then you should get a hint that there's really no one who is going to know what's going to happen. You can only speculate or guess, just like everyone here. We can only hope that crypto keeps rising but it's really hard to see that since we've recently only got our biggest ATH yet.

This is quite big, not just the value but the psychological impact on the smaller investors who wish to invest in Bitcoin but still have doubts.


That's still wishful thinking because the fee of Bitcoin is still quite absurd to be used as a payment method. Many people will dislike the fees. It will definitely attract more people but it's still far too early for that right now. The only way I can see Bitcoin as a payment method is using a third-party wallet app.

I really doubt that's going to mine any Bitcoin. Ethereum would be viable with that set up. Though nonetheless, just another rich guy enjoying the wealth and flaunting it to us lol.


I don't think so. The article said that he built it himself so I think anything that happens to that mining rig won't affect car insurance.

It's pretty obvious that a famous personality like Elon Musk can have the power to pump or dump a certain coin (remember Mcafee?) but in my opinion, it's really for the newbies since most pumps (especially when it is artificial) will be followed by an inevitable dump. At least Bitcoin already is famous which is why tweets from Elon Must won't really have any significant changes because the marketcap is too high to pump from just a tweet.

Just keep on contacting them with a more precise and specific question. Give them like proof of your assets from the trading/deposit history and see if they will reply to that.


But if the thing here is that kraken already halted XRP trading in the US so if he is based on that country, he can't trade XRP.

I don't know if I'm the only one thinking this but I think the media partly controls the price of Bitcoin (just a miniscule percentage). Ever notice that when something big happen, medias will try to milk that event that will result into people (most likely investors that aren't really into the technology) will take action depending on the news.

Why not both? those 2 follows Bitcoin price anyway. Once Bitcoin pumps, most top altcoins will pump too, though the price increase depends on the better coin (which is ETH in my opinion). Nonetheless, if you're only looking with an investors perspective, just spread your investment into different coin since they are both good in their own way.

Less ways for the criminals in getting some options I guess. Countries that banned cryptocurrencies are probably playing safe and afraid of the risk of using cryptocurrency. It's not like there's a lot of them though and as time goes, there's going to be one or more countries that will legalize Bitcoin when they see other powerhouses utilizing Bitcoin.

A good thread about what will happen if we die https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5284824.msg55467254#msg55467254

As we all know, bitcoin is already precious as it is. Bitcoin will only become rarer as more Bitcoin get lost so it's pretty inevitable. I think there won't be any significant changes though because it's not like Bitcoin will suddenly lost a huge chunk of its supply suddenly, it's going to be gradual and the economy will have an adjustment according to it.

I really don't regret it since I'm probably too young to buy Bitcoin at that year. What I regret the most is having known Bitcoin but doesn't have the capability to buy it, though this is the only regret I have to be honest since I'm fairly satisfied that I've known the existence of cryptocurrency before it become so big.

It's hard to say. I'm pretty sure that Bitcoin would be pretty much become useless to barter since you can't really do anything to it to survive. Maybe people will find Gold useful as a form of currency to at least create a some sort of order or you can maybe use it to create tools, weapons, as a conductor, etc. Though gold may be useful, people won't prioritize it when a zombie apocalypse really come since it's pretty rare and mostly stored or hidden somewhere.

For me it's the whitepaper. In essence, you can see their intentions from reading their whitepaper. You can also spot unsuspecting things from the team by reading the whitepaper. For me though, I decide in the whitepaper to see whether the project is being handled by 15 year old monkeys or a dedicated developers. Well, we have our own preference, this is just mine.

Sure, XRP has a lot of global fanbase but we all know that you really can't compare XRP to any cryptocurrency out there. It's a centralized virtual currency so it doesn't really affect the cryptocurrency ecosystem in general. I think he is just trying to exaggerate this because he's desperate for a comeback, he's an investors so it's expected but the damage has already been done.

Those fake news that are circulating right now is probably scaring the newbies into thinking that Bitcoin is very vulnerable. Though it's not the case anymore and that news will become irrelevant over time. But isn't it good? at the end of the day, another one of those dip had happened again and we get another opportunity to reinvest.

That's pretty common to happen. This is why most casual traders just leave their assets in an exchange, treating it as a wallet, to avoid losing in profit. Their taking the risk of losing their funds from hacks to avoid that fees. This spells disaster especially when the exchange you are trading with isn't very known. You can do that but it's really not recommended.

Stop exaggerating things. Governments can't do anything about crypto. Sure they can regulate as much as they want BUT people can still find a way to go around it. Also, it's not like USA is the only country that is on crypto. The whole world has their eyes on it. It's a matter of how they are going to use crypto. If US prevents their citizens from using crypto, then other countries will likely get ahead of the game and they will lose on something big.

It's actually the opposite. People would flock Bitcoin because of this regulations. The fact that they are going to make a stricter regulations means they are actually acknowledging Bitcoin and that's a terrific news to all. Government acknowledging Bitcoin is a go signal to consider for people who thinks Bitcoin as something bad.

I disagree. Anyone who believes in Bitcoin reaching the top again is the real beneficiaries. Basically, it's the brave and the smart people, or a fool if you want to call them that. I'm not rich but I took the risk and I benefit from it greatly. Actually, anyone who's in this forum are the beneficiaries.


No, there's a reason why 2018 crashed was inevitable. It's not as simple as, opposite of this and that. 2018 was full of scammers and doubts that made Bitcoin crashed.