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The most expensive I've seen for purchase were all south of 100k. Read a few articles about >100k auctions, but there's no way for me to really confirm those anyways, so eh.
Wouldn't be surprised if there were ~300k bottles around though, given the rarity of some bottles and the ridiculous lumps of cash that some people have.
At least in ~10-20 years every Bitcoin will get me one of those.
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why not asking about all others crypto, are they bubble? about any asset in this area you can so ask, and no one will say for sure
Well, most other cryptos (keep in mind there are 1000+) are just outright scams, so you can't even really start speaking about bubbles with those. |
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I am really wondering then this bullish run is over. Can't grow about 500-1000 USD / month forever ... Though I would like it to keep going for some time  On the other hand: If 2018 is anything like 2017 there will be a couple of more millionairs on the horizon There may be quite a few BTC HODLers who are trying to contemplate very important status definitions, such as how much over one million is required in order to be classified as a "multi-millionaire"? Is it 2 million or 3 million? or is it some other number that would cause such "changed classification?" We have already had HODLers participating in this thread who have been contemplating very important life matters, such as what price would be needed to say "fuck you?" What profound questions we ask here in bitcoinlandia, and in this WO thread, in particular, to the extent that we are not distracted in this thread and in our contemplations by big blocker troll nut jobs and other "bitcoin NOT" wannabes.... hahahahaha I've been contemplating how much longer it would take before I could sip any scotch without giving a damn about the price. |
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Almost over nine thousand now.
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So right this split second if you're on the right markets - Bitcoin + BCH + BTG + BTX = $10,200 ish.
Without all the splits McAfee would almost certainly be eating his dick soon. The other way round. Spell it out for me like I'm 5 please. |
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This country is such a joke. I had friends in high school who lived in the Philippines and told me all about it. This was 30 years ago.. It seems like things only got worse. So what's the solution? I don't see one.
Not pay attention to it and focus on developing countries that aren't full of idiots who would support a criminal like Duterte. At some point they will either realize that the rest of the world is vastly superior to their stupid dumbasses and adapt, or they will eradicate themselves off the map and free up resources. While the first scenario would be the best, the second one would still result in a net positive for humanity and the planet. |
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Yes, it's extremely unpredictable  For early adopters who stepped in few years ago and have 100x profit it's just a matter of closing their eyes. For newcomers the risk is a magnitude larger since buying even a single Bitcoin is expensive. Still, some people say Bitcoin can go to $200,000 or even beyond. If that's true buying and closing your eyes is the best strategy no matter how hard it is. That argument doesn't really hold because you can buy fractions of a Bitcoin. I mean the amount of risk per Bitcoin whether it's whole or fractional. If you take the market cap into account it takes a lot more money to go from $8000 to $200,000 than from $320 to $8000. It's harder, therefore less probable and therefore has a higher risk. It could easily be argued that it is much easier for Bitcoin to climb to $200k and higher than it was for Bitcoin to reach where it is at now. After all, Bitcoin was a fringe technology that has been labelled as a scam and ponzi left and right for years. Now that Bitcoin is out of that storm and actually backed up by many very prominent figures it will be much easier for it to reach its potential, which is well beyond $200k per coin. |
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So right this split second if you're on the right markets - Bitcoin + BCH + BTG + BTX = $10,200 ish.
Without all the splits McAfee would almost certainly be eating his dick soon. |
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Yes but this will still be people "buying" bitcoin without actually really having any coin, I don't like it From your perspective there is very little difference from people purchasing Bitcoin or altcoins on an exchange. Do you dislike exchanges as well? |
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Nobody is talking about this scamcoin, lmao
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Now the bitcoin is up $ 8000, which is good news for investors.
And I think the bitcoin will be $ 9000 by the end of 2017
Might be over $9000 by the end of November at this rate. |
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Yes, it's extremely unpredictable For early adopters who stepped in few years ago and have 100x profit it's just a matter of closing their eyes. For newcomers the risk is a magnitude larger since buying even a single Bitcoin is expensive. Still, some people say Bitcoin can go to $200,000 or even beyond. If that's true buying and closing your eyes is the best strategy no matter how hard it is. That argument doesn't really hold because you can buy fractions of a Bitcoin. And yes, $200k isn't really a big price for something like Bitcoin, but nobody knows if we'll manage to ride all the way up there and beyond. |
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BTC's death is the death of the entire market. BTC is the only rival, Ethereum.
Not necessarily, bad things happen in real life. New things are coming and this first wave raised awareness about Blockchain, and its possibilities. In the next few years market will be flooded with new coins, forks.. Another thing - never say never. It is true that can happen anything. The technological revolution every day brings us new solutions and pushes the world forward. However, I belive if the developers focus on improving Bitcoin itself and not on creating new coins then the Bitcoin will be immortal.  Considering all the features that are being discussed for Bitcoin Core, it might actually remain at the top for a very long time. |
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this is kind obvious. cryptos have much more prospective value I think.
there are a lot of shit coins indeed but it is same for stocks as well.
I would say coins involve higher risk but much higher returns.
No, it is not the same for stocks as well. Stocks are subject to very thorough DD processes and regulation, cryptos are not. There are far less shit stocks than there are shitty altcoins and stocks in general are much safer than cryptos. |
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Its great.., more and more MN a live now. It will be good news in a couple days.
When You'll see TOK at 10$ You'll have the worst day of your life.... Only plebeians care about money that comes from scams and ponzis. |
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Is the roadmap being updated? According to it we should be on v0.3 arch.
I’m thinking of increasing my holdings so keen to see where were at.
So far the roadmap has been updated once per month with new details. I recommend watching their latest Youtube Q&A, gives very deep insight. |
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I hope I'm wrong, but I have a really bad feeling about this one... I can't put my finger on it exactly. They are trading something derived from bitcoin, not bitcoin itself. Which means it's fictional which means fractional reserve. It might still have an impact on the real market though... Crypto is a massive clown fiesta after all. |
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this coin is the perfect example of why the crypto market is irrational
It really is. Even when confronted with hard facts people still stick with ridiculous nonsense in hopes of making a quick buck. |
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To be honest I would buy crypto and stocks. In fact, I made good returns on crypto and Im still hodling, but I also applied for traditional trading account and I plan to invest in stocks apart from crypto. I believe DIVERSIFICATION is the key to get rich.
Diversification is the key in staying rich. You only need a fairly small amount of strong picks to become a millionaire. The real game starts when you'll start getting to a point where you want to spend your fortune, while at the same time making sure that you will not lose everything. If you're aiming for a net worth well over 100 million things become a bit more complicated as well at least in part because of liquidity and volume. |
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It has been several months now. SONM price continues to gain 1 U.S. cent per month since July and that looks like stable increase to me. Stop looking at the BTC value cuz Bitcoin is in frenzied rally right now. The real value still continues to go up and under the radar of many traders.
I think it's still important to consider the BTC value, both for investors and for traders. After all, BTC will be your benchmark for your crypto portfolio. I wouldn't get too hung up about it, especially when investing. But you should at least know how you've performed against the most important benchmark so you can think of ways to improve yourself even further. I totally agree. Many people misinterpret the prices because they arent monitoring how their investment performs against BTC, but as most coins are traded against BTC one should always orient himselve on it. Just looking at USD prices makes no sense in my humble opinion. For example could your altcoin portfolio be worth now the exact same USD value as in september, but the BTC value will be drastically decreased. Now do the math and calculate how much BTC you would own if you wouldnt have bought the alts with that BTC and then look how much this BTC amount would be worth in USD (yes in this case it is the right way to evaluate BTC, because BTC is traded in high volume against USD). After this easy calculation one should see if he profitted, stayed at the same level, or if he actually (as in most cases with alts) made a loss. Not speaking against alts here! I love alts! Couldn't agree more! I remember at the beginning of the year when I bought my first 0.5BTC for about 500 bucks. Less than three days later that 500 bucks was worth 350. My btc amount hadn't decreased however. Same thing goes for alts. In less than 2 months I think the alts will have regained the upper hand, and bitcoin will be again below 50% market value The thing with Bitcoin is that it's competing against over 1000 altcoins. So 50% is an incredible feat. Even 10% would be massive given the amount of competitors. |
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