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$1B will cause a permanent increase in the price of bitcoins and it won't go down to the way it was before.
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This is not surprising. I suggest checking the volume created by LTC. What is the basis of all that volume? LTC is mostly considered "dead" by the community. There is no active development, no projects built on top, no nothing and yet it has maintained a high amount of volume. Some have suggested that it is the coin of choice by the Chinese money launderers.
The mere fact that LTC costs more than $2 proves that some still use it, probably in China. You can't blame OKcoin for the volume generated by LTC. |
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Girls understand the importance of money, telling her about a money-making venture is not a message that is too hard to pass across.
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I wonder why OP wants bitcoin to die in the first instance - so his favorite altcoin can take over?
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So the guy doing giving away coins probably placed a virus on every computer that went to his site in order to steal their coins from them... that's really interesting.
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If you don't want to use a paper wallet, keep the soft copy of your keys in cloud storage where only you have access to the password.
Although you have to trust the owner of the cloud storage site.
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After Craig Wright's false claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto, most people will be weary of believing just anyone that shows up on YouTube.
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I think reality is more complex. Not everything the elites plan is working out according to plan. Elites are people, too. They make mistakes and can't predict future with certainty. Their class is not immune to internal revolution and at times even they are overturned.
Personally I doubt that Bitcoin has been planned by the "elites" and I'm not sure if they are prepared for the power transition that may result from it.
ya.ya.yo!
I agree that not everything the elites want is working according to plan, but cryptos is one world currency, what else does a one world government need other than a currency to go with it? |
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Why has amazon not added bitcoin as one of their payment options?
Are there any risks associated with buying and selling on amazon with bitcoins?
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Try this website: GiftBitExchange.com
You can exchange your giftcards for bitcoins, I have never used it before, so you should take some time to read what people are saying about it on Google.
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You can't buy an airplane with bitcoins, they won't accept your payment. When the aviation industry starts to accept bitcoins, then we will know the coin has gone mainstream.
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I like the fact that you offer debit cards that can be reloaded for fiat transactions. Keep up the good work  |
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I hope Opair has something new to bring to the table, not just a copy and paste of what has already been done before.
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Extremely delighted to read Antshares ICO has raised 3200 btc in just one week.Great to be a part of it.Have sent some more btc  This token is going to be a real blast once it hits the exchanges. Lots of people are interested in it. |
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Looks like a large-scale project to me, lots of people are involved. I wish them a successful venture.
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Cryptofinance will have its own version of Wall Street very soon. And my prediction is that one day, they will join the train.
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What Bitfinex did is understandable and legal. The customers stand a chance of making more money on the long term as well.
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Day traders see it as forex on steroids, sometimes the price of altcoins fluctuate widely, it's almost as risky as forex trading.
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Glad to know bitcoin is making some headway over there.
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With the way technology is going, banks will one day become outdated.
On the other hand, they might convert themselves into crypto-exchanges.
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