Update on the Daily; mainly to see the difference on the indicators. Especially the bottom one.
I like reading your analysis, but it would make more sense in its own thread since you're not discussion masterluc's analysis. |
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Well well, today i woke up and my selling order for my remaining BCH at 0.125 BTC/BCH has been filled! Seems that maybe it will rise a little bit more, but this is enough for me  Damn it, I hate cracking open my cold wallets, but that's just too good a deal to pass up. |
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It's MIT-riced Lambos now.  |
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The real question is will we get a Bitcoinity gif at 8000?
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Someone hit the nitro boost.
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the value plummeted (it's now hovering just above $4000, that's a 13% decrease). Lesson learned I guess.
And now you're up over 50%. Did you learn the HODL lesson? |
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I'm basically retired, so my main activities are sex and herbs and rock and roll. I do a lot of partying, still play regularly with several bands and attend baseball games during season. I spend a lot of time at the bar. I also like spending time in the forest or at the lake. I'm thinking of "buying" a few acres of jungle in the Yucatan on Mayan land. I can do it with Bitcoin, no fiat involved.
If this exponential trend continues much longer, I may join you. |
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Forget about $7000, I think Bitcoin will reach $70,000 before we all know it.
Damn you, you just made me pee my pants with excitement. |
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How is that stealing? Exchanges don't actually have to give people any split coins. If you sign up there, you basically agree to their terms, which means that they make the rules, and you just follow. Point is that people desperately waiting for their BCH means that the exchange in question needs to take certain actions in order to do so, and that while they could decide to spend their time on other things. Important to understand is that an exchange first needs to empty its cold wallets before they credit your coins and allow you to withdraw them afterwards -- this is likely the reason for you not having received everything yet.
https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitcoin-cash-update/All customers who had bitcoin balances at the time of the fork now have an equal quantity of BCH safely stored at Bitstamp.
See that? They claim to be crediting users with 100%, yet it appears they are crediting users with 50%. How does that make any sense? |
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Cheap coins are back for a limited time engagement. Get 'em while you can!
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Wasn't MtGox enough of a lesson of what can happen when you give up your private keys?
I'm still hoping someday there will be a distribution from the bankruptcy estate. Might even get some Bitcoin Cash out of it! |
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Looks like it costs $200 startup and $70 every ten years maintenance.
Wouldn't you need a registered agent in PA (something like $50/yr)? |
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Where is bitcoin going? shake shake shake  |
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Sad that I was already too long to take advantage of today's dip.  Goodbye 5xxx. Welcome the new 6xxx floor. |
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What I like about BTG is the algorithm change. What I understood is that the algo change makes mining more decentral, it's possible to mine with GPU.
A warehouse full of ASICs vs a warehouse full of GPUs, the mining is still going to be centralized to massive farms to maximize profits with economies of scale. |
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That made no sense . Allowing the exchanges to steal from you is not something To be ignored.
Cementhead43
Any response from support? |
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Time for an updated charted? This is the highest we've been in about 3.5 years.
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