Litecoin has over a billion US dollars invested in it.
Really? Can you show us where you got this figure from? Id say half the startups offering btc would do ltc.. Prob where that figure comes from Take the historic price of litecoin and chart it. If you see see a line going down it is not, if it is going up then it is. This is the way to an educated guess. The rest are opinion pieces based on feelings and other non mathematical variables. |
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lets be honest, asking that question on a thread here and following the answers, will probably get you broke  People will advise the coins they bought with the plan on dumping them as soon as they made xx% Tssssss. Don't let the classified information out. |
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Why spend btc if it will be worth millions? Just get rid of your cash, it will turn to wastepaper in future.
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 this girl looks hot. She would totally help raising more money for the ICO if she'd provide the community with some.. erm.. creative pics of herself  So she is helping to raise money for ico maybe i'm missing something - but who is she? |
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Again something dangerous is brewing in this thread.
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Why are you forking with a dead coin ?
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Forget about this there is no liquidity for OTC trades, SR auction killed it.
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Who has voted for moving to alts? It is overall bear market in altcoins, speculation for 10x profit, miners selling their coins at irrational price, irrational trading of PnD coins. that take new capital to wrong coins & scare away noob investors etc. This severe bear trend should kill the most of the junk, copycat, PnD coins. There are rooms for 10-15 coins (considering there are 100s of fiats & other forms of currency) and profit for everyday miners. Bitcoin mining is being industrialized, we need a community that can mine with GPU and CPU with profit and can support and uphold Crypto-currency.
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Germans behind this coin?
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What I don't understand is why they settled on a structure that incentivises investors not to tell anybody else about the IPO. The more investment overall, the less ownership of the currency each individual investor has.
Surely changing the system to more of a tiered/flat-fee structure (where what you get is more in proportion to what you pay) would increase the amount raised.
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The public blockchain require laundering. Businesses also have to hide their transactions/sales/customers/supply and so on to competitors.
The thing is the P2P solution is pure laundering. Too perfect to be legal. I think banks will launder your money, you put in a big jar and they give you back what you need. The authorities will connect the dots with the internal database of the bank.
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Even if using multisig if the escrow agent can find out who was the vendor in that transaction, and they cooperate, then together they are able to steal the funds in escrow.
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Split your holdings onto a small chunks and distribute between exchanges. If you meant an overall volume 2btc, you may want to get rid of it till its delisted.
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GLBS- the biggest and least in-debt of the Greek Shipping companies. Fired their CFO early this year, and well placed to ride an economic recovery should it start in Europe anytime soon. Especially well exposed to the booming Turkish economy.
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'Market liquidity' is a fallacy. If you hold on to a certain amount of currency on an economy and don't use it, the remaining currency which is being used will be worth more and will serve whatever investment needs there are. That's what the US economy currently does and that's working out well.
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Voted for bitfinex |
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Seriously though, what other guy in jail is going to look around and say "Hey, that's the 90 year old guy who feeds the homeless. I bet I'd get major street cred for picking a fight with him!"
Also, what police officer is going to think he can get away with roughing up a 90 year old dude who's in the national news?
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It's pretty easy to explain. The US media does a piss poor job of covering international news that doesn't involve the United States. Due to cable television and the for-profit television industry, news broadcasts are centered around more domestic and local issues in order to gain ratings/viewers. It's not about the actual spreading of important information. The news companies here run the same top story until a better one comes along. Recently, that story was ebola. Now, since there's nobody in the US with it, the story is dead and people don't give a shit. There is rarely international news. The few news programs that cover international topics are usually BBC and PBS (public broadcasting). It's a real tragedy, yeah.
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