Breaking News:Even Cristiano Ronaldo is now mining crypto currencies !!!! Just visit http://www.cristianoronaldo.com/ and pay attention to your cpu workload. ROFL. Anyone bother to look up how much Ronaldo mined to that address, which I presume is a XMR address? Not that he needs the money anyway.... Or is it not possible with XMR's anonymous feature? Should not be possible with Monero.  |
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Breaking News:Even Cristiano Ronaldo is now mining crypto currencies !!!! Just visit http://www.cristianoronaldo.com/ and pay attention to your cpu workload.  ROFL.
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Mhhh, so I think the best way to split your B2X coins would be to create a transaction very early after the split to an address which you control. It will probably be included in a >1 MB block in the B2X chain, thus making it incompatible anymore on the real chain. Is my thinking correct ? Edit: Nvm, I think I am not correct. The transactions after that could still be replayed on both chains.  What a boogie woogie without replay protection..  |
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Bitcoin[log] vs Dotcom bubble[linear]
Am I wishful thinking ?
No. Just completely ignorant of maths. Just counting on some crazy exponential adoption.  It's impossible to compare the linear Bitcoin increase to anything else. Edit: Fyi, Dotcom peak would account for ~1600k $/BTC prices. |
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 Bitcoin[log] vs Dotcom bubble[linear] Am I wishful thinking ? |
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There is a lot of downward pressure right now.. or at least a holding pattern.. but at the same time, the bearwhales cannot get the price to go down. Maybe we could go down to $4200 before resuming our upwards, perhaps?
Talking your book, eh ?  |
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This coin reminds me of Monero in 2015. Trading volume was almost dead, people were leaving Monero and everyone was yelling Monero is dead. Well apparently it was the time to accumulate.  |
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Volatility is needed for exponential growth.
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 Only 1000 days to go. |
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I want to see Bitcoin perform in the next financial melt down.
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Let's hope this support holds and the bull continues.
Edit: Perfect analysis Morecoin. *hat tip*
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@micgoossens
Can't you just make your own thread in the speculation board ? Would be much easier to read and follow your competition, compared to posting and spamming it on every page of this thread.
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Yeah, it feels like this is the Purging the Newbies - phase. I was buying coins from people with only 1-2 trades in their history.
What platform gives you that info ? Bitcoin.de |
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Yeah, it feels like this is the Purging the Newbies - phase. I was buying coins from people with only 1-2 trades in their history.
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Finally a good dip to buy in.
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Tell them to hold at least 10 years and don't check that address too much because it overloads the system.
LOL, I really love you sometimes. |
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>20k $ per coin and we will see some insanity going on here and around the world. |
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 wtf! |
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Riddle me this: Why are regulators so allergic to ICO's, while they "tolerate" BTC? Not that I like ICO's, but I fail to see how are they more disruptive than BTC?
They hate ICO's because they are scams and little people are getting ripped off. I believe they are a headache to regulators primarily because most are scams. They don't want to deal with the public fallout if ICOs don't deliver on promises or disappear with investor funds. But also, because ICOs do an end-around the existing company IPO process... which is a rigged system for the 1% where only the company founders, the initial angel investors and the VCs get rich by receiving the lion's share of the stock (> 95%) before launch. ICOs have the potential to disrupt that rigged system and allow more Average Joes to invest very early (like crowdfunding but getting a major stake). With Bitcoin, there is nothing they can do. Bitcoin is no company, has no CEO, is decentralized, and therefore nothing they can shut down. They have to tolerate it. But boy oh boy, if they could easily shut it down they would in a heart beat. Yeah Torque, but please don't forget that already now mining pools are bribed to handle specific ICO transactions before any other transactions. This is still not a fair market. |
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Hashing algorithms are not necessary rocket science. |
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