Have many new plaftom with advanced technology than Bitcoin. Faster, cheaper, and have many application. I think Bitcoin will die next years !!! Solution: Sell your Bitcoins and go to the Altcoinsection. Thxbai
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Base on what I learned here in bitcointalk and understand, Probably not. A pump and dump scheme is a fraudulent operation where the operators own lots of a low-valued stock or commodity, and use mass advertising to lure large amounts of money from new investors, which in turn inflates the price. Once the commodity has reached a sufficiently high price, the operators “cash out” by selling all their holdings, which causes the commodity’s price to plummet, and the later investors lose most of their invested money.
What do you think ?
Basics of general trading. Applies to everything that is beeing traded.
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Somebody said to me how can Bitcoin be decentralized when only a handful of people control the market and hold the largest percent of the coins. It's the very opposite of decentralized. I'm not investing anything till things are more clear about what's going on.
Instead of relating your decisions to "Somebody, that said something to you", you should try to understand Bitcoin for yourself.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-03-07/bitcoins-tokyo-whale-sells-400m-bitcoin-bitcoin-cashMeet The 'Man' Who Crashed Bitcoin In 2018
Bitcoin's Tokyo Whale (not to be confused with that Tokyo Whale) revealed on Wednesday that he has sold off about $400 million in bitcoin and bitcoin cash since late September.
Nobuaki Kobayashi, bankruptcy trustee for Mt. Gox, the largest bitcoin exchange in the world before hackers absconded with tens of thousands of customers' bitcoins worth billions at recent prices, said he started selling in late September, meaning it's quite possible he sold at least some of the coins at the highs reached toward the end of last year.
Kobayashi made his disclosure in the report from the 10th creditors' meeting, which took place Wednesday.
In the report, he said he'd started selling off the bitcoin and bitcoin cash to raise money for disbursements that the trustee will soon need to begin making as bankruptcy claims are being evaluated, per Bloomberg.
Which brings us to the crash of Bitcoin from December 2017 through February 2018.
As Odell points out "More than half of the bitcoin they sold (18k btc) was transferred to an exchange on Feb 5th. The day before bitcoin hit its 3 month low of ~$6000. They panicked and sold the bottom. Market absorbed it well."
Odell explains "The arrows on the chart above mark the dates of each Gox wallet transfer. Worth noting, these aren't the dates of the sales, those most likely happened right after, these are the dates of the transfers to the exchange."
So that explains - or reveals - the mysterious man on the offer-side of Bitcoin for two months.
Still, Bloomberg reports that Kobayashi is sitting on another approximately $1.9 billion, which he says he plans to offload soon...
Notably, buried deep in the report, Kobayashi disclosed that he's asked US prosecutors for more information about the arrest of Alexander Vinnik, a Russian national who was charged with laundering $4 billion in stolen Mt. Gox profits through his old exchange, BTC-e.
It's unclear whether Kobayashi is planning on trying to recover some of these funds...
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Because the name Ethereum was a bad choice
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What has this to do with Bitcoin?
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Why is this called "World Coin Network" instead of "Middle East Coin Network"?
What has this to do with Bitcoin? (Hint: Less than tree fiddy)
Shouldn't this be posted in the Altcoin Forum? (Hint: =1)
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1. Crypto=Cryptography 2. Cryptocurrencies doesn't need KYC just as they doesn't need centralized exchanges. 3. Centralized exchanges are going to die not only because of KYC.
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The fact that you can't see it, doesn't mean that it is does't exist.
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Double posts can happen....
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There is something very bizarre in the word combination "Investing" and "BitcoinCash"
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The recent (and a really good) example of bad code here: http://www.tangleblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/letters.pdfDom, David and the rest of the IOTA team, We have found serious cryptographic weaknesses in the cryptographic hash function curl used by IOTA, curl. These weaknesses threaten the security of signatures and PoW in IOTA as PoW and Signatures rely on curl to be pseudo random and collision resistant. ...
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OP is a notorious troll and FUD spreader. This is laughable! Bitcoin is decentralized and THERE IS NO CEO. What a tool-shed! The sad part is I'm pretty sure that is the OP's real mug-shot. Fuck you dick-weed. It is 100% true that this guy is CEO of Bitcoin. You can simply go fuck yourself sideways if you art too lazy to figure it out. Yeah, its my real mug shot - wtf? Where's your fat photo of you in your mom's basement? I spread very important truths - just because you don't agree with them you call them FUD. That is bullshit. When you can't form an argument because of your limited intelligence, you simple call things you dont like 'FUD'. Dumbass. The man that OP referring is Morgan Rockwell, it is true that he is a CEO of a company named Bitcoin Inc
Only one fucking intelligent guy in the whole forum. What dumpster fire with so many morons running around. Sad to read, that you rolled back to your old patterns... Forgot to take your medication?
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I'm not a Bitcoin expert but as far as I know they aren't any chief executive officers
maybe OP is wrong about CEO Status?
We have a Creator and Jesus Judas, why not a CEO or a Bitcoin Pope?
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It will be exciting to watch how the first government issued shitcoin will perform. My guess is: It will fail just like the Bolivar.
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Seems that most people here recentely didn't make a transaction. Fees are as low as 1 Sat/b. This is pretty low in my opinion...
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Great idea!!! People send you money and you will be giving them the possibility to get rich quick just another worthless token.
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