What I would dump at the first chance given is my B2X coins, bitgold, and any other BTC forks that comes along.
I just need a safe way to do it.

Not really inevitably. I would give low chances for that extreme outcome.


We'll see. Up to now no one put their money where their mouth is.


yes, and this is why I always disagreed with people happy to see big money enter in the scene.


15% would be a small correction. The question is what happens later. But atm I'm quite confident in bitcoin resilience. And similar previous attacks failed utterly.


I'm always been in favor of invalidating empty blocks. And now there are more reasons to do it.


They keep that trash alive just by a korean exchange which must be JihadWu's playground. BCH is a zombie coin whose expiry date is near.


The point is what is their objective. Since they cannot seriously believe that their alt would keep the bitcoin value they must be in just for the destruction, sponsored by TPTB behind the scene.
See: The cost of supporting the B2X fork: how to lose $100m in ten days https://medium.com/@danrobinson/the-cost-of-supporting-the-b2x-fork-how-to-lose-100m-in-ten-days-6797f7ef52da


+1. But do not count on being able to buy back your btc cheaper. I would dump only what I can afford to forget about.

Rare pic of a BCH bagholder in the wild:

now the question is if bitcoin is more a commodity or a stock:


http://thecrux.com/the-last-time-this-happened-gold-soared-more-than-500/

"#Bitcoin was created so you can buy a Lambo. Not a cup of coffee #No2x"
Quote of the day

Looks like all the pieces are in place for a Big Short.
Well, it was nice until it lasted.

Now to be cool takes a LONG extension.

It lacks my favorite: Bitcore (BTX).

For the moment it looks like we need a correction soon even on the long term log chart.

(I'm not related to winminer) but
I added the appropriate switches for sgminer (the only that I use because my cards are too old) in the miners tab (such as --gpu-fan --gpu-engine --gpu-vddc --gpu-fan etc. see: https://pastebin.com/nCyYzb4W ). I guess that similar switches should exist for Claymore.

I don't think that there will be any fork-related drop until people find a safe way to split their S2X coins.
In fact I don't think that there is any way up to now.

"Solvency" sounds funny when their banking relations are top secret (if they still have any), and they rely on that tether thing with funny clauses sounding as the opposite of solvency.


I recommend a couple of articles on medium by @bitfinexed. For me, they actually scammed me when they "got hacked" and monetized the theft (!) after falsely assuring their clients that their wallets were in cold storage (!), so I am out of there since then, but since apparently it's full of people looking to be goxxed twice or more by the same entity they're going on. And given such questionable reputation the fact that they are now the biggest exchange smells to me like some kind of fakery.

BTW it takes no balls at all to kick out US customers. Quite the contrary.

Ok, here's the next cool alt:

You're missing that bigblockers are just a false front/astroturfing ruse to kill the last decentralized piece of the bitcoin network (nodes) so to pwn it.
And that's the least that you can expect from TPTB, who are doing that just because they identified nodes as the the weak point -and rightly so since they are just a bunch of nerds doing unpaid volunteer work with their own scarce means.

What drives it is the threat to fiat money constituted by bitcoin. If their next forking attack will fail (((they))) will try other vectors. Of this I am quite certain.

I too made a killing with funding there, until they made a killing on me when they got "hacked".
Maybe have a look at this:
https://twitter.com/Bitfinexed

Idk. They say that you can see waves with some certainty only retrospectively, and I'm not an expert for sure.

IMO I don't expect much resistance until the 9K, even because S2X seems to be a dud even worse than the other fork attacks.
And once S2X will be revealed as the fail that it is I see just a free highway going forward.

But a wildcard that I'm expecting is the implosion of Finex.

True bitcoiners are not in it for the money, but for the principle, since the beginning. I dumped all my bitcointrash on day 1 and won't regret it even if they go to 1 million each.

And that even if I am not hostile to non-hostile alts and forks. So much that I'm liking Bitcore (BTX) lately.

I guess that parabolic within logarithmic would involve a space-time reversal or something.

tick, tock,...

indeed :-D  But not my case, luckily.
I'm too having fun looking at /biz/ lately.