Not today, been busy all day.
Same with me, I dont have time to earn bitcoin these upcoming days unfortunately (except by sig campaign). Time to take a break sometimes
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As a prominent and well respected investor once said (forgot his name):
"You first have to make other people rich first, and whatever is left is yours"
This is the recipe for real wealth. Look Bill Gates for example, with the Windows business he helped everybody in the world to set up the modern computer systems (and the billions of people and businesses that were helped with it). Then he enriched his Microsoft shareholders, then whatever remained was his own profit.
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RealBitcoin,
Fee != Free
WTF ? Free market doesn't mean that the item listed in it is free. Free market means it's free from control and corruption, and the price is determined by voluntary trading, and not manipulated by central banks or etc. I hope you guys are not so naive to confuse "free" as in free from corruption, with the other meaning of "free" which is with 0 cost.
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i like pizza as much as i like bitcoin pizza + bitcoin = life
Then go buy pizza with bitcoin, and lets see if bitcoins price will go to 1 million $ you can say about your self in the future that you paid like 100,000$ for a pizza
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The "fee market" idea is nonsense in so many levels that I don't know where to begin. I give up.
Bitcoin's story is "nerds and libertarians learning the basics of how the world works, the hard way". The "fee market" will be another lesson: "how to manage a lemonade stand."
Yeeeah. Right on the head. I've given up talking to these clowns, but you're right.
Small blocks and high fees are NOT a viable way forward.
Of course, let's just give up gravity because we feel uncomfortable by not being able to fly. I`m really pissed at gravity, every time i jump out of the window from the 10th floor I cannot fly. Damn you gravity. Free market is so nasty, let's just have corrupt control maniac oligarchy control the market because that will make it so much better... You guys don't even realize how ridiculous you sound.
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maybe you can buy a new wife i hope that your wife or girlfriend ( if you have one of course ) didnt read your post here lol xDD btw is not a bad idea XDD Who cares really? I heard that in Japan you can rent a girlfriend for different periods. It's a really interesting concept, perhaps it will be adopted in bitcoin payment too it was amazing, you could buy the girl every time when you want, there will probably be when the time comes in the future when bitcoin used as money usually Yes but its not necessarly a prostitute but a real girlfriend that will make food, wash and clean the house. A combination of house maid with some romantic elements. And it's all professional, imagine a job like that where professional trained girls act as if they were your girlfriends and you pay them. It's a bit weird since the real girlfriends usually do the same (they are in for your money), so its hard to make a difference there.
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maybe you can buy a new wife i hope that your wife or girlfriend ( if you have one of course ) didnt read your post here lol xDD btw is not a bad idea XDD Who cares really? I heard that in Japan you can rent a girlfriend for different periods. It's a really interesting concept, perhaps it will be adopted in bitcoin payment too
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There is another angle to this. It is not easy for foreigners to purchase real estate in other countries. There are usually some clauses associated, for example: The person needs to be in a particular country for a minimum of 6 months or so before they can purchase immovable assets like land, home or an apartment. Add to this South east asian countries are absolutely infamous for red tape and just generally, making life difficult for foreigners. Even if he has 100K with him, i guess he rather diversify his investments into various asset classes and if real estate is one of them, buy it in his own country after doing proper research to ensure he is not buying into a bubble!
Well then those idiot politicians will miss out of billions of dollars of foreign investments. Whereas countries with less red tape and more friendly to foreigners, will become the next Hong Kong. We all know that taxes and regulations fuck up the economies, so the first country's politicians who realize that will be the next safe haven in the 21 century. I`d look for Singapore and Thailand, they are probably not the cheapest, but they have a stable society, whereas many asian countries could have a revolution in the queue. Real estate is a tricky business altogether, its mechanics and integrating it with world economics can only draw more speculations. Speaking about Singapore, they have pretty cool infrastructure, strongest banking system and also has the fourth largest exchange system in the world. Best financial sector, inflation is low around 1.9 and we all know about how much money Singapore gets from tourism; plenty! No its not speculation at all, looks like some idiot politicians cant differentiate economic growth from speculation. When you let people buy property (estate) without limits, you just let the long awaited demand out of its prison box and fill the supply. There are many tourists, businessman that want to buy secondary or third homes or mansions in beautiful beachside places or whatever. Even if speculators go in for the money too, if the demand is on then its no reason for the price to collapse. The problem is when the banks intentionally give out 0% interests to intentionally pump up the prices so that they can profit. But that is the fiat systems fundamental problem, not speculation in general. Otherwise estate prices have a long term uptrend because new people are being born and they all need homes. Real estate's real growth is probably 80% correlated with population & income growth. (Except in a crazy keynesian world where everybody can get loans created out of thin air to speculate)
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So because you are a trader you probably know not to risk more than 3% of the balance on 1 trade, so in that case what does it matter if you buy and hold 97% of it, or trade 3% (ON THE PRICE SWINGS), its the same thing Much lower than that. I didn't quite understand what you meant by the same thing. I don't trade manually, so my overall volume of trades (both in number and sum) is pretty high... Daily volume being a little over the balance on average, i.e. more than 100%, not 3% (in case you meant this) What I meant is that if you have a margin of let's say 0.5% then 99.5% of you account is sitting idle, thus you can either move like 80% of it in cold storage and hold it there, to account for drawdown , and not worry about exchanges stealing your money. Then I got you right, but you are wrong (as I said), lol. I just checked actual figures, and it appears that my turnover rate is in fact much higher than I previously thought. If I have, for example, 1 BTC in my balance, my daily volume of trades would be around 10 BTC (the total amount of all buys and sells)... This means that the "idleness" of my account is effectively negative (on a day-by-day basis) Then you must be a short term trader, scalper, or arbitrager. I thought you traded bigger swings or atleast you implied that by saying that you go for the volatility. You wont see much volatility in 5-10 min charts, so you are confusing me about that. Anyway I assume you use leveraged trading so that also adds to you extra liquidity.
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So because you are a trader you probably know not to risk more than 3% of the balance on 1 trade, so in that case what does it matter if you buy and hold 97% of it, or trade 3% (ON THE PRICE SWINGS), its the same thing Much lower than that. I didn't quite understand what you meant by the same thing. I don't trade manually, so my overall volume of trades (both in number and sum) is pretty high... Daily volume being a little over the balance on average, i.e. more than 100%, not 3% (in case you meant this) What I meant is that if you have a margin of let's say 0.5% then 99.5% of you account is sitting idle, thus you can either move like 80% of it in cold storage and hold it there, to account for drawdown , and not worry about exchanges stealing your money. Or just buy & hold because atleast that way 100% of the account is used, while otherwise you only use 0.5%. In a weird way actually you do buy & hold because while you trade 0.5% BTC/USD, and if 99.5% of your account is in BTC, then if BTC/USD price is in uptrend then you really make money with just buying and holding 99.5% of your account, and doing whatever with the 0.5% allocated to trading.
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Just an ordinary professor. I cannot do miracles. If students just repeat any bullshit that they read, without thinking critically, I cannot help them...
Whenever the demand is greater than the capacity, some transactions will inevitably be delayed.
Whenever the demand is greater than the capacity (supply), then the transaction price increases and those who will pay more get their TX executed, those who dont will have to wait a bit more. Thus you can still send your TX in normal amount of time, you just have to pay more to get it cleared. And it's not random transactions we talk about, but depending on who pays more. It's an auction market, and who bids more will get priority.
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You know what's sad: it's even worse than that. Those 50% aren't even enough for those bureocrats, welfare junkies and corrupt politicians. No, they need to print money ("hidden inflation tax") on top of that. Not only does that take even more value from the people, but it also makes "saving" impossible (or at least less effective) so people, in fear, have to resort to pushing most of the rest of their income into dubious (expensive) insurance vehicles or try to "invest" it themselves (very risky).
It's really really fucked up.
Indeed, it is a ponzi scheme so there is no other way to finance it but through theft. It's as if you got your average ponzi scheme that is collapsing because no new investors are coming in (low birthrate in europe?) you have to rob the earlier investors perpetually to keep them paying back, but the ratio is first 1:1, then 1:0.9 then 1:0.8 and so on less and less. You get robbed half of your income but you get back only 1-2% in terms of pensions, welfare or whatever. Then it becomes a pure theft when you dont get back anything. It's more dramatical if you think about it in wasted human years. You know the Greek problems started to culminate after the 2004 Athens Olympics. Think about it, they wasted so much money on those stadiums that they never used since and probably never use it again. How many human life hours have been wasted on that? How much "half of income" or "half of their life work & savings" were wasted to achieve that? And for nothing... And how many people will in the future lose their jobs, starve of hunger, get thrown out of their homes or die because of these thefts and wastings?
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There is another angle to this. It is not easy for foreigners to purchase real estate in other countries. There are usually some clauses associated, for example: The person needs to be in a particular country for a minimum of 6 months or so before they can purchase immovable assets like land, home or an apartment. Add to this South east asian countries are absolutely infamous for red tape and just generally, making life difficult for foreigners. Even if he has 100K with him, i guess he rather diversify his investments into various asset classes and if real estate is one of them, buy it in his own country after doing proper research to ensure he is not buying into a bubble!
Well then those idiot politicians will miss out of billions of dollars of foreign investments. Whereas countries with less red tape and more friendly to foreigners, will become the next Hong Kong. We all know that taxes and regulations fuck up the economies, so the first country's politicians who realize that will be the next safe haven in the 21 century. I`d look for Singapore and Thailand, they are probably not the cheapest, but they have a stable society, whereas many asian countries could have a revolution in the queue.
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This has nothing to do with my beliefs (personally, I don't know and don't really care). Neither do I care if the price is high or low, all I need is volatility (profit-wise). In any case you shouldn't ask me, lol. It may surprise you but I'm more concerned now about the stability and continuous operation of the exchanges that I trade at, that they wouldn't run away with my money, get hacked, or just go belly up...
Sorry, I didn't read the rest. In most cases your posts are complete BS
Whats the big deal about that, if you say you can make so much profit, then you can cashout every 2-3 days and keep 80% of your money in cold storage. Yes exchanges can run away with the money thats why guys work on decentralized exchanges, I see many of those projects upcoming and it will be more safe. But even if it gets implemented and become safer. I`d still not trade my bulk of my money on that. So because you are a trader you probably know not to risk more than 3% of the balance on 1 trade, so in that case what does it matter if you buy and hold 97% of it, or trade 3% (ON THE PRICE SWINGS), its the same thing Unless you risk like 90% of your balance in 1 trade, on which case you are a gambler not a trader.
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I used to love Pizza and it was my favorite food but no it just makes me feel a bit sick. Most pizzas are pretty bad for you to be honest. So much saturated fat.
Saturated fat, just go jogging every day... And go out to the sun so that your Cholesterol levels stay in balance. I`d be more worried about the additives , colorants and preservaties they put inside it, in europe they are labeled like E200 , E100 and with these codenames, many of which cause cancer. That is why I only eat pizza from restaurants we got here, that bake the pizza right before your eye and with natural ingredients. Because the pizza your buy in the supermarket that you bake with your microwave oven is probably not healthy.
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BTC is going toward $200 unfortunately, only by then it will take another decision (going up or keep going down)
That's scary thought though.
its 230$ again and going strong, it was just a little price down as its back to 230$ and it started going down from 260$ and now the difference is only for 30$ you cant say it is a crash. Well certainly this China mess & the Dow jones -10% crash is affecting the dollar, and a new crisis is just around the corner. But remember we got a crisis with bitcoin too, this XT madness, so its really a dead end. I`d hedge myself with some altcoins just to be safe, until this XT mess is resolved we wont see 1000$ bitcoin for sure.
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The safest thing to invest your money is the real estate. Buy an apartment or a house and rent it, that would make a larger profit for you, larger than any bank commission. I always invest my earned money this way, the safest and the most profitable way out there.
it depends on where you buy/invest in real estate. here everything is way overpriced thus not worth looking at as far as investing in real estate goes. where do you live if i may ask? Real estate is very inflated in Europe/North america & Australia & New Zealand. So that bubble will probably pop in the next crisis. However its ultra cheap in south east asia (Thailand, Vietnam , Bangladesh, etc) If you got like 100,000$ ready to invest then you might wanna take a look at those countries, especially the ones with solid governments, you dont want rioters to burn down your estate lol. South-East asia is also a favorite of many banks, just check the twitter accounts of big banks, they always tweet about that, so its something interesting over there.
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$25 worth today, my day just started Thats a nice way to start your day. I am basically looking for altcoin that could outperform bitcoin until this calamity with the XT debate ends. I already made +2% from some low volume altcoins today, so I`m fine.
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Well anyways guys, I`ll be hedging myself agains this calamity with some Litecoin and other big coins.
Whatever will happen after the september meeting of the devs, I am not taking chances, so pray that bitcoin will be ok after that.
I just dont see how the push for XT will resolve anything...
This conversation has been going on for years now. Is XT the solution? Only miners/merchants/users support will decide. However, XT is certainly pushing the conversation along more rapidly than it has been in the past. IMO, the scaling conference would not have been arranged without it. The funny thing is that Litecoin has XT scheduled too, but I hope they will implement it after Bitcoin. So if bitcoin gets fucked up, then everybody could rush to Litecoin as an alternative. If they implement it in the same time then we are fucked. Even though any modification is scheduled for january, I feel like we will have a cold autumn and winter ahead
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The main problem is if bitcoin price goes up suddenly alot, then how are they going to pay it? They will default.
Now they are not necessarly scammers, but they just cant pay it at higher prices, so its not necessarly a good idea to take a bitcoin loan.
Yes that is a big problem, but if people need for trading so they can increase their amount of btc then it should not be a problem to pay back in this case. That depends because that adds extra risk to the loan. If i were to give out loans I would first ask them what they need it for, and then adjust the interest rate based on that (of course they could lie so i would need proof beyond their words). For trading loans IDK 10-15% interest. For medical loans , personal spending, or education loans 5-10% And for a solid business plan 1-5%, depending on what business they will do. That is just my opinion, other guys would do it differently, and the numbers are not exact, but just to illustrate the difference between loan risks.
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