No. Just a bone idle cabbage.

There's a party in my pants. And time bomb in my ribcage.

Miners don't give a fuck about security. All they want is money.

If the price is too low to make money off they go until the difficulty changes enough to entice them back.

The comparative sluggishness of the rise fits in there, but the fall has been of a similar pace and percentage compared to last time.

Either way in five years I'll probably be back in nappies so sooner works better for me.

Has anyone charted the correlation if there is one?

I find it hard to believe volume dumpers would wait an hour or more to get on an exchange.

Then they were bleedin' dimwits.

You don't get a bubble where a one page website and a non existent token is 'worth' 'billions' without having your balls kicked until they're flattened in the aftermath.

A 6 grand ish bottom way less than a year after the emptiest and longest pump imaginable seemed like dreamland to me. No one gets off that easy. If this has been the bottom then there could've been much worse outcomes.

As for this wallet stuff, I pray for the day when a straightforward movement does not attract 'OMIGODWEALLGONNADIE' threads.

What do you want? More dollars or more BTC or even more XEM? What do you believe in the most? What's your endgame?

Who gives a shit about price predictions? They're meaningless as this year has ably proven. What does one geezer's pure guess achieve?

He'll be fired or in jail by new year's Day.

I'd be very curious to see how a move like that would be taken today. Western populations are far more entitled and far less dutiful than that generation.

When you arrive you will discover that every single person on this thread was the Anti Semite apart from you.

Then it envelops you in its cloak and drags you to its sex van.

Let's get into mid February unscathed first. Then we might be able to stick our heads out. Until then it may well get shot off. This is just one pump. There've been an awful lot of them on the way down to pooville.

That creep only descends on coins that are having a bad time. It skips from thread to thread spewing worthless diarrhea about something it knows nothing about and then disappears again when it gets boring or goes up.

If an exchange is willing to pump the shit out of their volumes then I'll also assume that they're willing to front run the shit out of their customers too. They're attracting customers by deception so I can't imagine the deception will stop there in many a case.

I naturally assume traders themselves are out to fuck as many people as possible and their wash trading is just a part of that.

No.

It drives it to sit on its (tungsten but it doesn't know that) golden dildo and rotate at up to 75 rpm while crying its eyes out.

Obviously there's no way of knowing, but it's rather more important to know who's wash trading. If it's the actual customers then I'm not too bothered. That's what enough assholes do already.

If it's purely the exchanges themselves, and I'll guess most of the time it is, then that's much more odious.

In the case of those council elections I mentioned you had to pay a XEM registration fee to register to vote.

Tons of no mark voters registered.

In many cases their fees were traced to the accounts of those with interests in a competing blockchain that some think is trying to stifle NEM by populating its leadership with their people so those zombie voters were all struck off.

Quite a few of those people were already on the council. They only opened a 7 day window for voter registration. It wasn't well publicised. The fairer, or rather impossible to game, way of voting with NEM's consensus mechanism was voted down by the people under suspicion in favour of the conventional registration system.

Without the blockchain to follow the trails they left they would've walked it and progress could well have been strangled. Instead it's looking up for the first time in a long time.

There's one small thing that stands out to me.

Perma bulls have been right.

Time after time.

The people who start threads like this have been wrong every.single.time. There are hundreds of them littered throughout this forum dating from 2011 or before.

Those who called for $1/10/100/1000/10000 were all dissed in pinhead threads too.

There are certain patterns I see in this forum repeating over and over and over again.

One of them is scale. For some reason people can't understand that price rises alongside the numbers of people. In some ways it was harder to go from 0-$10 than it might be to go from $10,000 - $100,000. It signifies momentum. Without it nothing happens. When it gathers pace nothing can stop it.

Unlike any other 'investment' before it every bubble burst so far ends up with more people involved than were here when it started. Nothing else can do that as nothing else has risen literally from zero.

Every move from now on will keep gathering ever greater numbers of people until it's saturated and then the epic calls will be redundant.



You clearly don't understand market cap either. If someone spent $5 billion tomorrow between 0900 and 1200 GMT with the coins available on exchanges I expect the market cap would be $5-10 trillion by lunch time simply because the supply of coins would dry up.

So no ETH at all and it's been more than 10 hours?

Does the wallet address on their receipt match yours?

Obviously contact them first. If you hear nothing from them relatively soon then make noise on their Twitter feed and on r/bitcoin or r/cryptocurrency. That should get their attention.

They didn't require you to take a financial risk after having a deep ponder over the nature of money itself.

That's a stretch for most of the world's population.

This isn't totally clear.

So you redeemed a voucher for 100 Euros worth of ETH and received none at all? Or some at a different/worse exchange rate?

Do they publish the exchange rates they offer or were you checking the market rate from a different exchange? Since they mention credit cards I assume fees will be big.