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The few posts that I make in this thread aren't even a drop in the overall amount of posts that I write. But alas, have fun exposing yourself.
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BCD is a bullshit fork that absolutely nobody gives a fuck about. It won't have any real impact on the price. You can't compare it to Segwit2x or BCash.
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I never bought drugs but this can be possible because bitcoin block chain is decentralize you can send the payment to the person not knowing him but the payment can be made plus its less trackable so its in favor in the black market dealings and some related jobs
Bitcoin is more traceable than cash. |
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Could happen in a few decades though. At least if Doge manages to become a "classic" meme.
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This is a must, if you are not optimistic about this project, then you participate in his reward task not get some useless tokens it? You are definitely optimistic about the reward task.
You can easily end up optimistic about a shitty project though. So it takes a lot of research to make a good decision. |
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The drug trade even through Bitcoin is still the drug trade and should be punished. All distributors of drugs awaits trial. And it will always be like this!
No, it certainly won't once the old generations of idiots in charge dies from old age. People should be allowed to consume whatever they want. The reason drugs are a problem is because they are illegal, which creates criminals that distribute them under the radar. If drugs were legal there would be little to no deaths from overdoses, there would be no confusion of drugs, and there would be no people getting killed over drugs. |
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I compared Cardano with Doge and found that both are similar in supply sense except Cardano has some less supply but both are same kind
LOL, what? Cardano has been out for less than 2 months, there are already 25 billion tokens that appeared from somewhere. You cannot compare a brand new premined coin to an old school coin that has immense popularity and 4 years running time behind it. Cordano's 700 billion USD market cap just shows how price suppressed and undervalued Doge is now at ~214 billion. Million, not billion. Quite a difference. |
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I support your stance on bitcoin cash but the unfortunate thing is free market doesn't differentiate. The market is an open market and many trader and investors will buy it that is why it should not have been created in the first place.
Given you mentioned that the free market exists then why should bitcoin cash not have been created? Was it not in fact a creation of such a free market? While it may not be good for bitcoin in terms of having a diluted market share it is good for competition and offers an alternative to some who need it. BCash is not about competition. BCash is about trying to manipulate people in order to gain power and control. Fortunately the free market saw through their bullshit games that would be an adequate attempt a few decades or centuries ago. With the easily available information these days those pathetic mind games don't seem to work as well as they would have in the past though. Let's see just how much more hot air BCash has to left to blow. |
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BTC is never die. You can look the chart to know. It always rise in the future althought sometimes it also fall down
If you check the log chart you'll see that BTC never really went down. |
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Hi. So you have land and a lot of cows.
It's good but how you want to use blockchain and why need tokens ?
It's just a way to collect investments. The tokens make it easier to allocate dividends while at the same time providing liquidity for investors. They are also cheaper and more efficient than traditional instruments. |
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I heard this from my friend. Some druglords uses bitcoin as payment for buying drugs my friend says that deep inside on the deepweb they uses cryto-coins as there payment for this bad doings.
A large amount of people have been busted on those markets precisely because Bitcoin is not really anonymous and very traceable. |
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I bought 20000 kick price ico 0,1$ and now 0,03$! price up 0,05$ i will sell it never regret. bad coin.
Ok! You are good investor, you have accepted your loss and sell all your coin. But, remember the price of KICKICO token did not have any time bullish trending. While this is a large project has more than 80,000 ETH in crowdsale (mean the whale also stay here). Try re-think!  There's nothing smart about selling under your purchase price when a lot of assets make similar movements in this class. |
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Wow. If you still have those 40 btc with you, look at where you are right now! Nothing to do but to hold and wait for retirement! Or start a business. Even go on a cruise.
Lol, everyone seems to be saying the same thing on this thread (not everyone though) but this was posted around 2015 September, and I believe Bitcoin was still at the rate of, maybe $500 or $1000 (not quite sure). So this means that if he kept those 40 BTC from then till now, he would have recovered more than what ever it is he invested, infact he would be one of the richest in the Bitcoin Community. With 40 BTC he wouldn't even be close to being one of the richest in the Bitcoin community. $320k is barely a decent amount of money and wouldn't even be anywhere close to enough to be considered "rich". |
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I believe greed has a moral consequence that needs to be assess, meaning is your act of holding bitcoin coming at the expense of others?
People save money, therefore hold money, to spend on things in the future. The concept of investing is built around the idea that a dollar invested is worth tomorrow than it is today. Is this greed? I don't think so.
I think greed needs to come with a negative consequence. What do you think?
right mate greediness comes from a deep part of wanting something that dont mind what would others feel.its just a need for himself.but holding bitcoin is just like holding something for your future and that is security most of us here making money for their love ones or for personal use but i think for good.coz if its for lust it should be in gambling not in holding.so better say that holding bitcoin is PRACTICALITY FOR GOODNESS not for greediness If investing was considered greed, then even squirrels would be greedy when they choose to prepare for the winter. |
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I like how that chart says "established since". As if BTrash would ever establish itself.
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Just wondering if this is something everyone does, and what questions you need answered before you are comfortable participating (and actively promoting) an ICO?
One of the essential parts of a LEGIT ICO is its whitepaper. By just reading the whitepaper, you can get and understand all the details about the project. And the more complete the whitepaper of an ICO is, the higher the chance that the project developers are faithful about running the project. You should see the following in an ICO's whitepaper: - Problem
- Solution & Product
- Token Implementation (how the token works with the product, economics and technical)
- Team
- Token Deployment & Plan
For me, the first thing that I look for in an ICO's whitepaper is the PROBLEM and SOLUTION together with the PRODUCT/TOKEN/COIN. A project that meets the problems in the real world are most likely the ones that will succeed in the future since most people will likely support those projects that can really help them. The solution should also be feasible and clear. The token are usually called the solutions, but how it will be implemented in the future is what makes the difference. You should also be able to see in the whitepaper the TEAM. This gives more credibility to the project and it shows that the developers are ready to take the responsibility on what might happen to their project and the clients in the future. Token deployment is more on the details about the ICO, pre-sale, and anything about the timeline of the project's schedules. The Whitepaper is also the #1 place to filter out clowns that fling around the latest buzzwords without having any clue as to what the fuck they are doing (other than trying to grab money for nothing). |
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Ethereum will easily break the 400 resistance level. By the way it has be broken many times already in the last 24 hour. After the 400 price stability, we should expect home run to 500 dollars this year.
It's above $400 already. |
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Hi everyone, I just purchased my first MCO coins, after reading some good updates on this thread. Hope I made the right decision to spend my money here, tell me if you are pleased with your investment so far, thank you.
I bought this coin under $1 surely i am pleased because my investment is grow, but i also sad to see this coin price because MCO price ever reach above $20 and now seem hard to recover back to that price. I hope after their product working well this coin price can recover Bitcoin is in a bull market after all. Altcoins usually stay low during these times. |
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Guys... This coin is " walking dead" ! Last github update was 2-3Years ago!
Please stop spreading FUDs, guys. One of the most important and most efficient specifications of DOGEcoin is its really fast transaction speed, and extremely (might be one of cheapest) transaction fees. Fud? Go to github and LOOK SELF. Your DNA hasn't been updated in years, are you a "walking dead"? If his DNA really hasn't updated in years he's not just walking dead, he's dead period. |
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True Story Time:
I was talking to a old buddy of mine the other day who is a loan officer. This is an older gentleman that has been in the business of giving out bank loans, and has been doing so for decades. Months in and out, year after year, he talks to customers about them liquidating assets or other investments as down payment on loans, and has heard them talk of liquidating pretty much every type of investment known: stock, houses, land, cars, gold, silver, collectables, equipment, etc. You name it, he's probably heard it.
But when the words "cryptocurrency" and "Bitcoin" came up in our conversation, I was shocked. He replied "Wait...crypto...currency? What's that? That's a new one on me. Is that like Euros or something?" He had never even heard of it. He had no idea what Bitcoin was. And this is a finance guy working at a lender that routinely reads financial news and such on the internet.
It just made me realize: We have SO far to go still. Such early adopters are we.
I cashed out 400 bitcoins to put toward a downpayment on my house. Back in 2012. When the price was $12. $12 down-payment on your house?  Yes, now he lives in a $240 mansion.  |
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