It’s very debatable that Bitcoin is a bubble. It’s supported by miners, and the energy expended to mine all those coins. Zoom out and look at the chart. Is it a 10 year bubble? If it’s a 10 year bubble, then it can also be on a path to be a 20 year bubble. But by year 20, everyone would be saying it’s not a bubble.  I wouldn't bet on it. There will still be those who say that Bitcoin is a massive bubble. Maybe Peter Schiff (if he lives that long) or someone like him. What difference does it make? We must learn to ignore them and have confidence in our vision (Satoshi's vision) for a better future. |
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Psychologists discovered that, under the surface, men can be surprisingly complex. Yes, we want women, and we want sex. But we also have a deep inner need to be loved.
Men do want sex, but it's not the most important thing, they want companionship and security and emotional intimacy. But in order to get what we want, we need to communicate our interest to our romantic partners. And that's the real challenge.
And the above two points are so deeply intertwined that I don't think anyone can reach a simple conclusion as to how to meet a man's requirements. That's it.
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Yeah, this is not a serious movie about WW2 but I enjoyed it very much. I would recommend it. |
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So you really think you know why people make rules and regs, right? But you don't seem to understand that wicked people do this to leach off innocent people.
Do you think a world without rules and regulations would be a better place to live? If we are not going to obey the laws, then what is left? Anarchy? |
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Easter is a time to meet with family and friends to celebrate new beginnings. Just keep in mind that the more time you spend looking for Easter eggs, the more calories you burn.  I hope you're enjoying Easter Sunday with your loved ones! |
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TheNineClub has reported one new scam website that I think belongs to this list as well. It looks like the same Whitebit clone as the others. |
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I've been monitoring the price of Bitcoin closely for a while and have tried to see all possible outcomes of the whole crypto-crazy event we're experiencing. I can see Bitcoin rising to that $90,000-$100,000 level, which should happen in the short term at least.
We'll see the price of Bitcoin almost doubling over the next year, and I don't see it falling into any major decline.
It's still a great investment in my opinion.
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Apple Bitcoin wallet would be interesting for masses to see but it would probably be close source like everything they make.
Yeah well, Apple is a company and they are not in the business of trying to make money off bitcoin. That's the only reason they didn't jump on this. On the other hand, Apple is quite large. They could easily afford such a product. |
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Your title and the way you selected subtitles is quite confusing. The subtitles say nothing about what to avoid in order not to lose cryptocurrencies on exchanges.
I agree. I've read the entire post but I'm still not sure I've found the answer to the question from the title. I may be wrong, but this seems to be a paraphrased text from another source without being properly attributed to the original author. |
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People's religious understanding about Easter is what I believe will come to play but Easter is not only the time for acknowledgment cause is also the time of celebrating Christianity.
Aside from that, people tend to spend beyond their pocket during holidays and OP does have a point about saving some coin.
Both is a sensible idea. So OP, don't feel bad that you spent a couple of thousand on Easter baskets and candy.  |
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... the 8-bit handheld game console was not nearly as powerful as today’s modern mining rig.
Not nearly as powerful? Well, that wins the understatement award for today. |
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These guys are making predictions based on what happened to Bitcoin after the ATHs of 2013 and 2017. They fail to take in to account the recent changes in the cryptocurrency market. Back in 2013 and 2017, we had very few institutional investors. Almost all of the investment came from individuals, who were susceptible to panic selling. Also, a lot of the trade volume was consisted of dirty coins (i.e coins from dark markets and hackers). These factors have changed now.
Yes, I agree. We're witnessing a new investor class develop which isn't too concerned with the daily fluctuations of Bitcoin prices. Existing investors (largely venture capitalists) have been cashing out of Bitcoin a lot, but this new class of investors is looking for long-term exposure to the crypto market. They're less concerned with short-term returns, and more about looking at the large-scale trends in the market. |
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I believe that going up is the only direction that people with bitcoins would want, that would be profitable for all of us, going down on the other hand is only profitable for people who hate bitcoin and would never buy it so they want us to fail, and people who do not have any and want to buy some when it drops.
The point is that the faster and higher we go, the more interested the uninformed will be, and the more the uninformed will buy. Bitcoin is like a hedge fund, and like a hedge fund if you buy and sell in the right place then you can make money. Why doesn't anybody do this? |
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In fact many people are saying this is potentially the last huge rally we will ever see and every new cycle after this will be more like gold and oil getting new ATHs. What do you think?
It's always the last rally... until the second one comes, even bigger and stronger than the last one. |
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I think Bitcoin is a game changer. It has been a great investment since inception.
The future value of Bitcoin will be higher than its present value, but it is highly speculative and volatile. The best place for you to invest is to buy when there is news that makes Bitcoin rise in value dramatically, and sell when you buy more than you need for later investments.
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Congratulations for those who didn't panicked. We're again @ $56k. With that just few hours of waiting, it has recovered as the usual thing that bitcoin shows us.
We broke the new ATH limit just two weeks ago. Since then bitcoin has gone through a pretty wild ride. By the time I wrote this, bitcoin was back to $56,000 and maybe within the next 24 hours we're going to go back to $60,000. I'm not sure all those who panicked and sold will come back again. They were probably good long-term holders. Unfortunately, some have overreacted. |
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...You can/should probably report them for breaking this forum rule: 32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed. In fact, all the posts were made not by one account, but by different ones. Therefore, in my opinion, it is impossible to apply paragraph 32 of the rules on the publication of several posts in a row here. All linked accounts that were used to promote the Ponzi scheme are marked with a negative tag by me. I suppose it is up to the moderators to make the call. This topic should be put as a reference, and moderators will assess if this is sufficient evidence to delete posts (and maybe even ban offenders). |
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Wow! Buying $10 of Bitcoin every week for 1 year starting 1 year ago would have turned $530 into $2,127 (+301%)I agree. This strategy is low-cost and low-risk, as you invest a fixed dollar amount in the market on a regular schedule.
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It's not really the coin but the project behind the coin, if you know what to look at on a project, the development team, the issues that they want to address, and the platform that they are offering to the community, whatever coin those team named or algo they want to use, they are going to succeed, even if they have the name failure on their coin, it's all about the project.
Yeah, I think it's extremely important. I think it's the number one thing that everyone needs to do, even if you have a great product. In other words, if the platform isn't ideal, even if the team is wacky, in other words, if the ICO is done with poor PR and a total unprofessional way of selling the coin or whatever project, if the team isn't up to snuff, then that team is going to fail. |
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No. I won't be happy.
But I also have a selfish wish. Not too much dump at $10k but until $30k only.
I sold a lot of my Bitcoin at that mark but cash was not really spent. It's still being kept and just waiting for the right moment to buy it back to Bitcoin.
Sorry, I am just telling my own selfish will.
It would really make me happy and maybe all this regrets will be gone after I bought my Bitcoin back.
Lol, well I really do agree with you on this. But I mean if you were really sold Bitcoin at $30k. How do you feel now? I love that I had control and that my bitcoin was sitting there untouched while the whole market was booming. |
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