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641  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining is Dead: How Do U Incentive transaction servers?? on: December 01, 2018, 10:59:45 AM
guess you didnt get the memo

bitmain S15's new release
bitmain S9's on discount
canaans avalons on discount

minings not dead.
most efficient miners have a mining cost of $3100
bitcoin price is $4k. so its profitable to mine

what your not realising is yes those who bought s9's in 2017 at $2k mathematically are not breaking even IF you put those numbers to 2018 stats. but those S9's had a year to get funds in. so what they are mining with now is rigs that paid off the hardware cost and now just paying off the electric. which at 5cent a kwh is still profitable

the reason hashrate drop is because farms are swapping rigs to the next gen asics.
EG for every two S9's they can swap it for one S15
2xs9=2.6kwh usage
1xs15=1.6kwh usage

so same hashpower less electric
going one step further. to prevent a hash spike like 2013 that just shot them in the foot with a two year limp. they are being smart.
for every 8 units they are not swapping for 4 next gen. but instead 3 units. to make the difficulty go down. so that they can still mine for less cost. instead of the endless cycle of trying to push and fight for more power
......
transaction servers?
um you do realise that an asic does not even have a hard drive and does not store the blockchain right. they are just glorified calculators tasked with only one job. calculate a hash from another hash.
ASICS do not collate transactions. they do not list them as a block
a node does that. and then a node creates a hash for that block. then the node sends a hash to asics and then the asic calculates a new hash from the first hash.
emphasis mining is nothing to do with transaction collation/block formation
learn the difference between a ASIC farm and a node
......
anyway this is all just temporary drama. just wait until the big main batches of mining rigs get delivered in the last week of december. and the hashclimb really begins. which then affects the market/mining value equilibrium to put some buy pressure on the markets

...
your last point about re-deploying asics to brute force old bitcoin addresses .. seriously.. addresses are ecdsa
asics are ONLY SHA256

that like trying to crack math using emojis

seriously are u a moron?

Addresses are sha256 of a public-key, escdsa is how the public-key is calculated from the private-key, me thinks your are a retarded bot sponsored by this community.
642  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining is Dead: How Do U Incentive transaction servers?? on: December 01, 2018, 10:55:59 AM
guess you didnt get the memo

bitmain S15's new release
bitmain S9's on discount
canaans avalons on discount

minings not dead.
most efficient miners have a mining cost of $3100
bitcoin price is $4k. so its profitable to mine

what your not realising is yes those who bought s9's in 2017 at $2k mathematically are not breaking even IF you put those numbers to 2018 stats. but those S9's had a year to get funds in. so what they are mining with now is rigs that paid off the hardware cost and now just paying off the electric. which at 5cent a kwh is still profitable

the reason hashrate drop is because farms are swapping rigs to the next gen asics.
EG for every two S9's they can swap it for one S15
2xs9=2.6kwh usage
1xs15=1.6kwh usage

so same hashpower less electric
going one step further. to prevent a hash spike like 2013 that just shot them in the foot with a two year limp. they are being smart.
for every 8 units they are not swapping for 4 next gen. but instead 3 units. to make the difficulty go down. so that they can still mine for less cost. instead of the endless cycle of trying to push and fight for more power
......
transaction servers?
um you do realise that an asic does not even have a hard drive and does not store the blockchain right. they are just glorified calculators tasked with only one job. calculate a hash from another hash.
ASICS do not collate transactions. they do not list them as a block
a node does that. and then a node creates a hash for that block. then the node sends a hash to asics and then the asic calculates a new hash from the first hash.
emphasis mining is nothing to do with transaction collation/block formation
learn the difference between a ASIC farm and a node
......
anyway this is all just temporary drama. just wait until the big main batches of mining rigs get delivered in the last week of december. and the hashclimb really begins. which then affects the market/mining value equilibrium to put some buy pressure on the markets

...
your last point about re-deploying asics to brute force old bitcoin addresses .. seriously.. addresses are ecdsa
asics are ONLY SHA256

that like trying to crack math using emojis


whattomine.com quotes -1$/day return on s-9 antminer, at 0.010 cents/khw, that's a better price than anywhere I know,
U talk what of S-15, the price of s-9's are so low they're almost free,

Pls don't talk bullshit,

ASIC's are just the chips that are used in ALL the miners today, first it was cpus, then gpus and then asics, that's how its done, an s-9 is just a box full of asics, then thing is BITMAIN makes all the asics for all crypto, not just bitocoin, but still address the issue,

If mining is not popular, then how are the transactions to be processed?

don't talk shit about newb this or that  answer, the question

s-9 generates -$1/day, I don't see no s-15 on bitmain.com where I go, maybe its a make believe hardware where you pay now, and get in 5 years, like is typical of bitmain,

so what is the speed of this s-15? the s-9 is 14t/sec

do you have this s-15 or are your just talking shit?

I get email everyday offering me antminer s-9's for $100 here in ASIA, so I know they're being dumped,

643  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining is Dead: How Do U Incentive transaction servers?? on: December 01, 2018, 10:52:40 AM
BS

R U  a BOT? You just posted a generic response to a serious inquiry.
644  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Mining is Dead: How Do U Incentive transaction servers?? on: December 01, 2018, 01:55:06 AM
Mining is DEAD, and its not coming back, difficulty will remain high, because 100K S-9's in CHINA will be re-deployed as $10/ea space heaters. Re-purposed for the pure purpose of mining for 'pristine' keys, not handling transaction

[ Billions of dollars of Pristine 'satoshi' addresses, still wait for some lucky person to crack their key; The best part is all these addresses include public-keys, which makes the DLP problem super trivial/easy to solve when a HUGE number of servers are at task. ]

With no incentive to run full tx-index servers, and no incentive to handle transactions, what is the hope in the future of bitcoin transactions?

ZenCash has a good model, of paying people in Zen to run secure-nodes, and super-secure-nodes, but I don't see any incentive for running transacction servers in the bitcoin world,

Difficulty will not go down, but people will be people, and given that you can't mine properly there is no incentive to process transactions, the only utility is running an S-9 as a space heater and hoping it find a bitcoin every two years, at the current difficulty.

The original idea of Satoshi's bitcoin, was that everybody ran a full-node and processed transactions, and every 10 minutes, somebody found a block, and by consensus +51% that block was accepted, and that user-address got credited and validated in time.

In the future, most of the re-deployed S-9 miners ( and all the clones and earlier versions ) will be redeployed to scan for 'lost pristine' satoshi coins, which are where the REAL MONEY is at, the CHINESE are not stupid, what's the point of running a space heater to maybe find a bitcoin, when you can run the heater as a LOTTO, and maybe get 50 bitcoins.

So what's the plan by BITCOIN-CORE community here to address the issue, we know there is a scaling problem, we know that the current bitcoin server network can't handle traffic, so how in the hell is all this going to work in the near future where MINING IS NO LONGER PROFITABLE, like it is now.

645  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Is BITCOIN the "ENRON" of 2018?? HODL is Strong on: December 01, 2018, 01:01:23 AM
When Enron got in trouble, they banned selling of the stock for its employees, millions of people lost their life savings, as they had convinced familys and friends to buy ENRON stock 2 for 1, ...

Enron had bought up power plants and regional goverment power monopolys on a frenzy all over the usa, but they got busted and stock fell back to earth, and the people who worked for Enron and their family's and friends were first told "DONT SELL, HODL", then they were told they couldn't sell, so they just watched their life saving go all the way to zero.

Enron had issued its own employees a type of stock that couldn't be sold on the market, thus they just watched their life savings evaporate, and there was nothing they could do.

Same now I suspect in the near future the 'exchanges' will tell the HODL'ers that they can't sell for their own good.

More things change, the more they remain the same, since 2014 bitcoin, a nerd liberatarian payment system, became a paradise for criminals, and the criminals were able to convince the suckers to "HODL your losses",

INSANE

First they tell you not to sell, to HODL; Then they tell you that you  can't sell; Then "THEY" disappear on their yachts.
646  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: first term "HODL" on: December 01, 2018, 12:47:32 AM
Why not ...in dumping market how can I sell my Bitcoin, ethereum because when market was high rank then I bought bitcoin and ethereum but bearish market,how can I sell bitcoin. So only hold ...hold ...& Hold.

MORONITY is strong in this community,

Transactional trades in all human history have said "Cut your losses"


But in BITCOIN people are told to "HOLD THEIR LOSSES, ... all the way to zero"

INSANE is the btc community.
647  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who would actually believe celebs promoting crypto? on: December 01, 2018, 12:38:49 AM
It's the 'cool factor', the thing with BTC is they have run out of suckers, so now they're bottom-feeding on the lowest classes in the USA, trying to reel new fish into the pond

It's good that SEC is now protecting morons, its sad that it took +5 years to close the door on criminal swindling that revolves around BTC.

Like PT-BARNUM, and George Carlin said, you take the most stupid person you ever met, and you divide his IQ by 2, and that represents the average IQ of the USA population.

If this shit didn't work, people wouldn't spend 100's of billions on advertising.
648  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / BITCOIN: This Bubble is Different on: December 01, 2018, 12:26:58 AM
Bubbles are quite common in human history, whether they be tulips, south-sea, Mississippi, the 1929 stock-market, the 1978 gold mania, thoughout human history there have been bubbles.

A tell-tale of the bubble, is the parabolic rise, 20X in one year like BTC 2017 is a parabolic rise, one thing with all parabolic rises in human-history, they always come down.

The only mania that came back ( even for a short time ) was south-sea bubble, it was a dead-cat bounce, that even wiped out sir isaac newton, so it shows you have its not just idiot that venture back into a collapsed bubble,

But one clear pattern of bubble collapses, is the time to return, now with tulip, south-sea, Mississippi they never really came back, but the stock market post 1929 did come back, but it took 30 years, and the gold collapse post 1978-1982 bubble did come back, but it took 20 years.

On average it take 1-1/2 generations for people to forget they got wiped out ( 90% loss, or even 100% loss ), this is the nature of bubbles post collapse.

Today BITCOIN has collapsed down 90% year-2-date, and still dropping like a rock from a hot-air balloon.

The pump&dumpers say many things, ... it will come back, this bubble is different, BTC is not the stock-market or gold

Well BTC is just another time-series of data that can be statistically measured just like all others, whether it be rail-roads from the 1800's, or air-transportation from the 1960's bubbles are bubbles, and they always come back to earth. The question is do they return? and when do they return.

BTC is NOT valuable in and of itself, its only as good as its 'brand', thus BTC is much like the south-sea bubble, or Mississippi bubble those bubbles were largely inflated by fake-fiat, ,not unlike BTC today.

The other problem with BTC is that its easily duplicated, say now there are 2100 clones, and it appears another 100 added every month, as any idiot can copy&paste source, and add another clone; Anybody can fork BITCOIN and promote it, just like BITCOIN-GOLD which was sold for $500 before it was even forked in Russian futures.

BITCOIN was/is an INTERNATIONAL bubble, which is quite different than any bubble we have seen before, no bubble in the past has been on the INTERNATIONAL scale. The entire world speculated in BITCOIN in 2017, which is why it was able to rise to such a huge capitilization.

The problem now is there are 1,000's of lawsuits pending all over the world, because some +$500 BILLION was lost, some speculate over $800 Billion. Gone evaporated, which means millions of people lost their lost savings, they are angry, they are mad, and they will seek restitution.

A student of south-sea bubble, or Mississippi should know that post bubble many promoters were murdered and sent to jail. These kinds of bubbles never end well for those who promote them, e.g. pump&dump as seen here on bitcointalk.org

In summary, even if BITCOIN does come back, it will take anywhere between 20-30 years, over a generation for people to forget their loss. Certainly bitcoin will bump along, and have some value, but the speculative bubble we witnessed will not return, as never before in history, has a bubble came back in a short time period, and that's for the good-stuff.

A price of something is only as valuable as people will pay, the RISE of BITCOIN was largely the FED-FIAT post 2008, some $4 trillion USD were dumped on the world, and obviously $1T made its way to BTC, most likely the QE is over, which means that there is no source to re-inflate BITCOIN in the near future.

Most are aware that we're in a depression since 2008, and the future is dire for the USD, typically when the economy's of the world go to shit people invest in real assets, BITCOIN at best is a transactional currency, a holding-tank to transfer money A to B. Holding BITCOIN has 50/50 chance of total loss of capital, thus during a world depression people will not be parking their wealth in BITCOIN, but if millions use it day-2-day to move wealth around, the price will stabilize to some value ( IMHO around $1400 USD )
649  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why HODLers now pray for banks and institutions to enter if Bitcoin... on: November 30, 2018, 01:15:37 PM
If we want banks and institutions to start investing in bitcoin it means we want to go back to our vomit, The issue of total decentralization will just be an history. If they have large percentage of the money in coinmarketcap it means they will be in control.

We the coders who started BITCOIN, don't want the banks, and never did, let's be clear here, its the get-rich-quick assholes 'exchanges', ... that are desperate for anybody to come forward and fund the BITCOIN Ponzi.

In time the assholes will clear themselves out, but only after the buzzards have cleaned bitcoin to the bone.
650  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why HODLers now pray for banks and institutions to enter if Bitcoin... on: November 30, 2018, 12:08:23 PM
...was supposed to free us from them? Huh

There is the old-skool libertarian Satoshi view of bitcoin, then there is the is new school 'go to the moon', everybody gets rich skool

When BITCOIN was just geeks pre 2012 it was easy to be a libertarian, and nobody really cared about money, cuz most of the geeks had real jobs, and bitcoin was a hobby,

Then by 2014 assholes started noticing bitcoin and jumped in, and by 2016 the assholes started promoting btc to non-geeks, by 2017 btc was promoted to housewives, morons, and village idiots who bought it on credit cards.

So now the assholes want the banks to bail them out? Right?? Well is not this the AmeriKKKan way?
651  Economy / Speculation / Re: HODL'ers lose. That is no surprise on: November 30, 2018, 11:49:19 AM
"I told you so" comes to mind.

I warned everyone in here again and again in the beginning of 2018.

Get out of Bitcoin as fast as you can to limit your losses.

Everytime so-called "experts" and "investors" in here said to HODL. Bitcoin would soon go to the moon.

Only the most blind and stupid still believe Bitcoin will ever recover.

The sooner you get out, the smaller your loss. If you wait, you can be sure the loss will be even bigger.

Blockchain technology has a great future, but cryptocurrencies - any crypto -  are a dead end.

Has anything in history ever gone to the moon?

[ There is actually a name for the hysteria that BITCOIN saw in 2017, its called a parabolic rise, and they all end the same, in collapse. ]

Has it ever been easy for morons to get rich?

Has anyone ever seen a 'rich moron'? A rich Idiot? A rich fool? They simply don't exist in the real-world.

In the entire history of investing have you ever heard a trading-genius to say "HODL"? What they say is buy-low, sell-high, and cut your losses, and let your profits run.

BTC has defied 5,000 years of human investing is the outcome any surprise? That a bunch of newb kids have lost their ass, thinking that this generation was 'different'?

I really think most commenters and posters here are bot's, if you look at the low content, and especially if you post links the there is no context, one classic tell-tale of a bot is they never read the links, just respond based on text in the comment.

The exchanges need fresh blood new suckers to pump&dump Bitcoin, sadly BTC has had its day in the sun, you don't lose $250 Billion USD in capitalization and shug that kind of stuff off, the simple fact, is who the hell is going to step in and BUY this virtual crap?

It's a fitting end, BITCOIN is what it is, and it will stick around, it will find a mean reversion base value that will settle in, eventually the get-rich-quick crowd will move-on and pimp something else to a new generation of suckers.


I like the fact that the speculators get washed out, then BTC can revert to what it was originally intended just a way for people to transmit money,
652  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: China owns +90% of ALL CRYPTO - Alt's Included ( 51% is Myth ) on: November 30, 2018, 10:50:23 AM
this misunderstanding about Chinese and their control over bitcoin has been around for a very long time and when you write a long essay about it, that still doesn't make it true. it is still the same flawed discussion that has been discussed a million times here.

What in the hell are you talking about?

Ten years ago BITCOIN-ASIC chips didn't exist, BTC was mined on PC's, on the motherboard, on the CPU

Today 99% of all BTC mining is done on ASIC, and CHINA owns 100% of the foundary's that make the ASIC chip's for CRYPTO, all crypto including Bitcoin.

That is the point of the article.

CHINA owns BITCOIN, by virtue of the fact, they own the miners that mine them, and they mine first 10:1 ratio over the west, or any other customer,

BITMAIN is king of all Crypto on earth.

51% my ass, one of the biggest lie's in the bitcoin community is how everybody ignores the 500LB gorilla that controls +90% of all mining ( server transaction )

Please pray-tell you read the article ... https://blog.sia.tech/the-state-of-cryptocurrency-mining-538004a37f9b
Before you commented?
653  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Destroyed me at all. on: November 30, 2018, 10:14:43 AM
Feel disappoint when you see bitcoin price fall is normal because i'm sure you don't want to lost your money but if you have more patience to see bitcoin price high again i think you will feel the benefit from bitcoin and all you have to do is hold much longer because is not recommend to sold all of your bitcoin even if you sold it you will regret your decission

If you sold your bitcoin at $20k and took your profits like experts do, then think of all the bitcoins you could buy once it drops back down to the $1k USD mean-reversion-band.

Pre sucker rally Jan 2017 was time to BUY Nov 2017 was time to SELL.

20X GAIN, or a 95% loss, ... you decide which is better Smiley

BUY-LOW, SELL-HIGH

Cut your losses, Let your profits Run

Instead BITCOIN WISDOM sez ...

BUY HIGH and HODL, and watch all your wealth disappear, who would have thought? Smiley

...

Let's see if I follow the logic, "I Feel bad that you lost all your money?", "well then just stick around and lose more, because misery loves company", ... Welcome to the BITCOIN Community Sucker Smiley

BITCOIN is absolute proof of PT-BARNUMS golden-rule, that "A fool and his money, will soon be departed", or "There's a BITCOIN fool born every minute"

Never underestimate the stupidity of men, when they think they can get rich quick.

654  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Plans of attack for bitcoin? on: November 30, 2018, 07:55:37 AM
Take RNN-LSTM, you know you can train ML to do math, right?

hello btc-room.
you know, I never underestimate anything new in this area, and I follow your post in url bellow about your called RNN-LSTM:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5075651.0

and before get in, I need you take a look at this post too, where we have discussed the way it could happen to predict "narrow-input" values for RNG that may influence the whole key-pair generation process:
"Quantum Computing and Bitcoin"
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5075137.0

and as bob123 said above, most of the time security-break happens during implementation steps, not in the math. for example you could also take a look at a post to IETF that talks about using multiple keys with multiple certificate authorities in a TLS session - in the case one authority compromised:

https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/tls/current/msg15293.html

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now you are talking about breaking ECDSA in its narrow-input level. I need to know:

1- if the problem that you are talking about is a backdoor in the field of "Kleptography"? in other words, the main math is correct but in some implementations (ECDSA) there is a backdoor in the algorithm? however this is again another problem in implementation, but if it is widely in use, then we could take it serious.

2- while this is a good idea to train your machine and then provide a web page that accepts some addresses and generates their private-keys for users, why don't you do that? then we could generate our addresses in pack of comma separated e.g. 10 addresses/pack and see how your codes works in practice.

the result that we get from your online solution (with an existing trained machine - not a pure code) will make us read more and follow it..



1.)
Study ECDSA, and study Secp256k1 ( NSA curve factor that was created and used for bitcoin keys & sigs ), all the 'curves' of ESCDA have unique properties, unless one deeply study's Secp256k1, you don't really understand,  you can experiment with SAGE & MSIEVE and learn a lot about curves and how they work,

2.) I think I already said that the ML, SVM, FFT can be used to feed DLP algo's base points for finding keys. Study baby-step/giant-step, google 'dlp algo's' there are a ton on wikipedia

Another thing that can be done post 2013, as public-keys were no longer available, is there is a lot of non-noise high quality data in the digital-signatures posted in the block chain. There are endless ways to hack bitcoin

Brainflayer can be re-deployed to find private-keys based on public-keys, and no-noise data, rather than simply hashing strings and using that as a priv-key compare

Vanity-Gen can be re-deployed with bloom-filters and used to search for all used addresses for all clones&bitcoin at once,using optimized private-key blocks using DLP algo's

655  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Russian Economy Minister: Bitcoin Deflated like a 'Soap Bubble' on: November 30, 2018, 07:44:15 AM
To summarize this,I guess that this is another "bitcoin is shit,but the blockchain is great" type of statement made by a government offcial.It doesn't matter if it's the russian economic minister or some western minister.They are all the same.Now is the right time to talk shit about bitcoin,because many newbies will believe it.Sad but true...

I think so too. In fact, they don’t know that there is no blockchain without Bitcoin.
So their words look so ridiculous.

There are now 2100 BITCOIN clones, all essentially using the same source to handle the block-chain, how they differ is marketing, POW, and digital-signatures, and address schemes; BLOCK-CHAIN is just a database, its really tiring how non-CS people talk as if block-chain was something new, Satoshi wasn't even a good programmer, he was a math guy, he even admitted all that he added to the problem of digital-currency was resolving the double-spending problem.

A world with BITCOIN, is like a world with one less fly, or one less maggot, or a world without the USD reserve currency, nobody will really care, or miss anything of these,

Everytime I see the word 'block-chain' tossed around, I think BOT.

Russia has the BEST math & physics people in the world, I think PUTIN brought mr-ETH in to see if he would play along, you can be sure when Russia is ready to release a bomb-proof 'BITCOIN CLONE', it will be the best, but like all things Russia waits for the USA/NSA to fall on its face.

CHINA too will issue their own 'ultimate bitcoin', but I think the Russian will be much better, USA like all things, will continue to talk about "BITCOIN" and while everybody else moves along with their lives.

The problem with BITCOIN is its backed by LIES, its not safe, its not secure, its not private; It's not Libertarian, not a single one of the urban myths of 'bitcoin' is true, all that is true is that religious dogma, and high-priests, and proles of bitcoin don't care about the truth.

656  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Open your eyes! on: November 30, 2018, 07:18:41 AM
do you think bitcoin is using some stupid algorithm like PoS?
no dude, it is not. bitcoin is proof of work and because of that there is no difference between someone who has a large amount of bitcoin or has nothing.

in fact that is one of the biggest flaws in PoS which is why we will never agree about bitcoin switching to anything but the current algorithm. in PoS that most shitcoins use, the person with a lot of stakes (usually the premine of that shitcoin) has the power and becomes like a bank.

so yeah, open your eyes and first learn about the thing you are talking about then start topics like this...

POS is just another way to screw people, where they have to PAY to play.

Pure BTC was by mining, and that game is now over. BUY BTC with cash is a losers game ( kelley-criterion F=2*P-1; On a 50/50 rigged game you always bet zero, e.g. YOU DON'T PLAY), and it always was, getting BTC for free by mining, was good while it lasted.

Now that MINING is no longer profitable, you can be sure the vampires that run bitcoin will promote POS because they need a new source of blood.

With the collapse of BTC pricing, mining is no longer profitable, and sheep are NOT going to come back with the credit-card purchase being closed, thus POS is the only way to get fools to turn their money over to the exchanges and owners/controllers/whales of the shit-coins.

BTC is what it is, a way for people to move money around, but the exchanges turned BTC into just another Western-Union.
657  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Destroyed me at all. on: November 30, 2018, 07:12:34 AM
Don't wait for the time that bitcoin will reach $10000 or $11000 because I think it will take a long time or maybe it will not happen again, once that there are no big investors again that will enter bitcoin then it will be impossible for bitcoin to recover its price. Why? I think it is also a big impact on bitcoin on how much we will put in bitcoin so that the market will flow again upward.

LITTLE MORONS with their credit-cards drove up the price, and whales sold out and made off with their loot, now the little morons are told to HODL all the way to zero, to believe in fairy's and goblins, and good times coming back,

The fact is unless a new generation of morons can be convinced to get into debt  to BUY BTC, it ain't coming back,

Why in the HELL would a rich person bother with BTC? They know the score.

It was fairly predictable when assholes like Winkelvoss bought in and hyped BTC, just like they had screwed FB, just like they had learned at Harvard, ... and the masses funded their ROI.

BTC had its one time parabolic rise to the moon, study all the great manias like tulip, or south-sea, this shit is like lightening striking twice, ... its all a fairy tale.
658  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Destroyed me at all. on: November 30, 2018, 07:08:10 AM
Few months back i purchased arround 15 to 16 btc when bitcoin price was 10000$ to 11000$ each btc but now arround 4000$ each btc .Just waiting for 11000$ for each btc than i should leave btc and i can see bitcoin have no future in this time.

Well, any investment brings up its risks, right? There's no way to become rich without risking. You either risk and become successful or you don't and you continue to live the normal day-to-day life.

I cannot promise and/or guarantee another price spike, but I can tell you that I've been here for a pretty long time and a lot of the people who bought in late 2013 when the price went up to +$1200 sold in 2015, when it fell back down to ~$150. I was one of them, I sold close to the lowest price BTC ever had since I found out about it.

Ever since that year I never panic-sold again. I consider it a mistake to sell on loss, unless there is an evident sign of BTC's collapse - which I have never seen and most likely will never see. I'm on loss too - I have between 80 and 85% loss on every ETH investment. I'm still holding though, waiting for it to grow back up. You supposedly need to invest an amount you can afford to lose.

Except pyramid schemes and scams, there is no way you can have a guaranteed ultra-high income. You do have some options:
  • Sell everything and accept your loss
  • Buy more as the price is now less than half the price you bought at, hoping for an increase
  • Hold, waiting for another spike
  • Do trading, start with low amounts until you become an intermediate/advanced trader. You might multiply your investment, but this is a second risk you will have to take after losing money through the $10-11k => $4k fall: you might also lose a big amount of money through trading.

This is the best advice I can give you. Best of luck and take care!

BITCOIN was meant to be mined, not bought,

If you BUY something as a speculative 'investment', then you must set an emotional stop-loss and get out at the point, if you HOLD until zero, then you enter what is called the 'gamblers ruin'

BUY-LOW/SELL-HIGH, has always been the trading advice for all time.

People who made money, are those that entered at $400, and got out near $20k,  there is a point where GREED keeps people 'holding', and then there is this BULLSHIT about your supposed to hold all the way down to zero,

YOUR SUPPOSED to take YOUR PROFITS, and CUT YOUR LOSSES ( CUT MEANS TO SELL )

Then there is the bullshit that BITCOIN is 'different',

This was a parabolic rise, they all end this way, and they rarely ever come back, except sometimes a dead-cat bounce, but BITCOIN has already had its dead-cat bounces this year, now its continually trending lower every day,month, ... the price will revert to a mean, IMHO $1400, perhaps lower; BITCOIN will find a stable region, and then people can move back in and make money on the volatility.

The problem with BITCOIN is its a religion, and people become fixated as it is their only true GOD, and ignore everything else in the investment universe.

BITCOIN is now out of favor, it is now impossible to MINE it for a profit, no mining means no servers for transaction, soon 100's of thousands of S-9 antminers will be dumped by China for $10 or less, soon the difficulty will sky-rocket, people will think nothing of getting a bitcoin every ten years ( now 2 years ) to heat their flat in China.
659  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Russian Economy Minister: Bitcoin Deflated like a 'Soap Bubble' on: November 30, 2018, 06:51:34 AM
It is a little weird that the Russian minister trash talk about the bitcoin  because bitcoin has been a blessing for many Russian( since the United State sanctions of 2014) and I must say that perhaps the majority of people of the bitcoin forum are from Russia

BITCOIN is NSA, Putin has said many times that "GOOGLE is NSA"

Russian Federation is not fond of NSA or CIA

Why would Russian Federation kowtow to BITCOIN (BIS-NSA-CIA) ??

I think the Russian Admin is saying, "This technology is the future, but it will not be CIA-NSA Satoshi-Coin", Let's also remember that largely the collapse of the Ruble is because of USA-CIA-NSA/Anti-Russian propaganda ( sanctions, and continual proxy cold-wars, syria, libya, ... afghan ).

Bitcoin has the blessing of Russians, because many exchanges in Russia have been able to fleece dumb people in the west, "Bitcoin-Gold" comes to mind, where they ( Russian Exchanges ) were selling the shit-coin for +$500 USD before it was even forked. ( As a future ), what is it today? Like $10 or something?? I think the Russians, Bulgarians, Poles, Ukranians, and Czech's have made a ton of money off the stupid people in the west on these cowboy anything goes exchanges.

Everybody knows that the US Dollar Reserve status will  soon end, China&Russia are accumulating gold as quick as they can, out of the RESET there will be new crypto-currency's that arise, IMHO by the time this happens "Bitcoin" will be highly discredited, the NSA algo's (sha256/secp256k1) that back Bitcoin now are much more than 10+ years old, and no NSA algo has ever not had a back-door or eventually been cracked.

The refusal of CORE or any BITCOIN ORG to deal with the impending insecurity of BITCOIN will eventually lead to an overnight discredition, I suspect that both CHINA&RUSSIA have a bomb-proof replacement that is NOT NSA waiting in the wings.

660  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: HUGE PROBLEM, LOST MASSIVE AMOUNT OF BTC. 100 BTC is Reward on: November 30, 2018, 04:04:22 AM
Hello,

exactly like in topic. I've lost a lot of bitcoins and looking for help. I was trying to solve it in past, couldn't.. Right now I want to come back to topic and make it happen somehow. Do anyone know how to solve this problem? Reward is 100BTC and this thread is completely serious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BOxflDzhgU&t=3s

Share with friends to make this topic loud.. You could help rescue massive amounts of bitcoins.

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PC is completely frozen. Nobody touch it and we have made image of all hard drive so it's safe. Our idea is to look for private keys through hex and we checked all PC length and breadth. There were found some bitcoins, but not that... I think private key to this wallet could be partially broken, but I'm not sure..

I think this is why you always hard copy print your private-keys, and put them in a safe place, like a fire-proof vault.

Disks go down, backups fail, online storage can be hacked, computer get stolen, exchanges steal or go bankrupt taking your keys, hard-disk write caches clobber files,  ... the only safe place for magic-numbers is a hard-printout that will not fade over time.

If you didn't print it and store it in a safe place, then you never had it.
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