Icos were not responsible for the crypto bull run. It's always the same with all cryptocurrencies. They all depend on bitcoin and when it goes up in value all other coins lag behind and eventually pump.

Bitcoin halvings have to be responsible for bull markets there's no other way because when the value of newly mined bitcoins increases the market will always be drawn to balance. It not always has to create a big rally but can gradually push prices.

What are you trying to say OP? That you don't know what a bear market is? In a bull market all people invest and all coins pump. There's so much hype and euphoria that people believe in every shitcoin and are ready to put a few dollars in every basket. In a bear market only a smart people are ready to invest and the rest is asking stupid questions like the ones you are asking.

If they really were hacked this token is not going to stay afloat. The hackers will dump it somewhere and put the coins through a mixer or a casino to cover their traces. The last remnants of supporters and investors will jump the ship and we'll have another dead coin with no volume. In this industry you don't get second chances.

Anybody knows what's going on here? Anything new?



This sure is disturbing.

You were surprised that it's only 8%? This is a lot for something that became popular in 2013 when people first heard about MtGox collapse and Ross Ulbricht.
Bitcoin is in the news but usually shown as something bad or worthless. It's not a new food that everybody wants to try out but an investment painted negative by many well known people including Buffett, Gates, even Trump.

8% is  a big achievement!

It usually goes this way. They recognize it and want taxes or they don't recognize it legally and don't care about it. There's a few tax havens but most of the world wants something out of it.

Ukraine should follow Belarus its neighbor from the Eastern Bloc. They recognized Bitcoin so it shouldn't be difficult to adapt their laws. It's a nice opportunity to bring people to Ukraine that is facing large emigration to the EU. I heard that many Ukrainians are moving to Poland. If they want it to stop they need to inject a lot of capital into their economy.

And I can say that I'm a big investor who manages 10 million dollars in my client portfolios. Are you going to believe me?

Bragging about something you're not going to prove anyway isn't going to make forum members send you money for gambling picks.

A "legendary" who doesn't know how the merit system works.

A "legendary" who went from 0 posts per day to 20...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5133809.msg52573465#msg52573465

Congratulations Sir, you are my idol.

This is good



Blame it all on bitcointalk staff when you could make the thread self moderated but chose not to


So that you can no longer complain and ask difficult questions.

Where we can delete your posts and ban you with ease.

I can see that these 900 were on your mind when you came to the forum after a long break exactly on the day when yobit launched its campaign after.

When I see people who used to write 1 post per month and suddenly yobit offers them a dollar per post and they jump to 20 posts a day and have the nerve to even brag about it like it's some achievement.



A nerd who shitposts the forum for 9 hours a day telling others to get a life. Comedy gold!

Their first and biggest mistake is trying to develop a project only with effort and ideas. This is good but won't get you anywhere. The most important part is having money and spending them on good advertising graphics exchange listings social media... You can't make a project succeed these days without investing time and money into it.

Miscalculating the amount of money you need is another problem. If you think you can launch a coin having an idea and 5 thousand dollars you're mistaken and it's going to be a disaster.

People are afraid of Bitcoin because they don't understand it and think something so sophisticated can only be a bubble.

I understand them because there's a rule of a bubble that says the asset needs to be misunderstood and handled by people who base their judgement on other people's profits and on the rumor that it can bring them wealth without doing any research. Like that saying that when everybody around yo starts talking about buying something you should think about selling it.

Once in a while we get a really great investment that people miss out on because they don't understand it and it was like that with Apple, Amazon and many others. It's a great time to be in Bitcoin because we are still that 1%.

ETH is ok but it depends on BTC. If you buy ETH now thinking that it will give you a lot of profit and BTC keeps falling ETH will also fall lower. If you think this is a bottom that cannot be breached think again or you'll be up for an unpleasant surprise. By betting on ETH you're also betting on BTC rallying and hoping that ETH will rally more.

I have some ETH but most of my money is in BTC and that's where I'm going to keep it.

You can see that not many people believed that because we are still far above the breakout from 4000 dollars and the end of the big bear market of 2018. That move had nothing to do with bakkt and was a result of exhaustion of bearish sellers. They run out of the money in layman's terms.

That top from 6 thousand to 12 thousand was a fomo bakkt rally and this balloon got now deflated. Nothing to see here we can move on.

People who want Bakkt to trade high from the beginning don't know that this platform is only going to look good for big players. Small fish have other futures and don't need regulated platforms with 1:1 backing.

Big players won't enter on the first day they need time to muster. All similar platforms to bakkt that launched on traditional markets needed months to gather clients and did bad on their first day.

Gambling money is not stolen either. When you tell the other person the rules and that person still decides to play that's no theft!

What if the game was chess and you were playing for a trophy? It's not gambling and everyone would say that chess is ok. But what if 2 chess players put some money at stake? The winner would take it all and they would both know they're playing for money. Would that be theft and dirty money to you? I see nothing wrong in gambling as long as people are aware of the rules.

If i already had a bet on the other guy I wouldn't change it but if I did not have any I'd measure my trust in money. If he looked trustworthy I'd put some money on it like 20 dollars. This would still be a nice big win because the boxer is an underdog and if i lost it wouldn't be painful. The loser my trust the less money I'd bet.

Usually the person with the tip has nothing to gain by making you bet a few dollars so it's a joke or he's telling the truth.

Knowing my club it's easy for me to know their strong and weak points. It makes betting for and against them much easier.

I never let emotions take over. The club or the player that I like is not my friend and I don't owe him anything. They don't even know that I exist and I will always bet to win money. My bets don't help the club in any way so it doesn't matter how I do it.

When there are no visible reasons people look for conspiracies but maybe there was none?

Bitcoin was slowly falling for months and it was clear that it would fall. The same thing was happening when we were at 6000. We were hitting the floor and going back up to get rejected and after a while we broke down. Some big investors gathered some money and set up shorts at 9000 at the same time dumping over a million dollars in a single transaction to break through the floor and make money. Easy profit.

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