He is japan where they respect americans and anybody who look like tourists. He can pretty much blend in there unnoticed.  Of course he will stand out, only caucasian walking around head held high even though we know what's his involved on Mt. Gox 'heist'  . Maybe this is just a hype that Tristan Technologies Co. wanted to bring in their company. But crypto enthusiast knows Mark's background so I think this is a mistake on that company. And it will tarnish their reputation for hiring Mark because of his dark past. And if I'm a investor on that company, I won't feel comfortable though, having a person like Kerpeles who will wield so much power and influence as CTO. |
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As @eternalgloom have said, we can't understand what are you trying to drive at, what are your crowdfunding idea? or are you simply looking for a job to be paid in crypto in this community? Or are you looking for some investors to help your project from ground up? You cannot go in here and just leave your telegram, you need to explain everything in details so that at least supposedly potential investors will grasp what you really envision.
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Of course, what do you expect from Wall Street, they might have been in the market during the bearish trend in 2018, so definitely they are in this market to make money out of it. And for those Wall Street that says that they are not interested on bitcoin because of blah, blah, blah, they are not telling the truth. Whales, sharks, greedy people from Wall Street have been playing with us, they even change some of the rules in this market, believed me.  Right, Jamie Dimon is one classic example, WTF!- JP Morgan Chase Buys 9000+ Bitcoins after Jamie Dimon threatens to fire any employee that owns it. CME and CBoE entering the picture is also a clear indication that they don't want to miss making huge money in this market. And then we have the Bakkt Bitcoin future contracts offering, those guys are smart, they know that they can easily manipulate the price of the market and that is where these guys are good at. |
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If you wanted to go for a quick glance of the price, then definitely ( https://coinmarketcap.com/) is the best source. But as far as overview, mostly crypto related sites is a good source, but I love visiting our Press board, you can find loads of articles being discussed. And then you can also look at ( https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/) usually and you can filter what's "Hot" or "New". If you like crypto news aggregator, ( https://faws.com/) is the best for me. |
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I used to dream to see Joshua vs Wilder match, but now I'll have to wait for Joshua to recover, make few fight with other contestants, maybe even do a rematch with Ruiz.
Boxing fans like you and me would like to see Joshua vs Wilder because the hype was there years ago. But since it has been derailed by Ruiz, then we need to wait a little longer. I don't know if you are aware of, but Wilder will fight Luis Ortiz. Ortiz gave everything against Wilder and I thought that he can upset Wilder in that fight because he put Wilder on a defensive mood. I guess my dream is not going to come true.
A lot of things might have change the narrative, but I do believed that eventually we will see the three best heavyweights to face it's other because of the big money involved. |
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The only issue I have with this so called adoption is that is not a direct Bitcoin-to-Bitcoin transaction though. They still have someone in between like Bitcoin Payment Processor, like Bitpay or and Flexa as in the case of Starbucks. So we are still a far cry from the so called global adoption, we wanted we see is those big companies accepting Bitcoin directly, in my opinion.
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Those Doji's are indicative of a indecision, meaning both bulls and bears are still fighting it out as to who will going to control the market. Bulls has been taking over the market since February so there could be sign of exhaustion and this is why the Doji's pattern pop up. So there could be possible reversals here, but I don't think that it will fall to a new lower's low, we will have a slide perhaps in lows $7000 before finally managing to have a new break-out run.
So we really have to look and see what's going to be the pattern in the next coming days, maybe there could be blood in the market, so let's see how the weak hands will react on this one.
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even the government officially forbid bitcoin, ppl will find their way to buy it.
But it is against the rules of your government so you are ready to face the consequences of legal issues if there is any? People won't stop using it but the demand will greatly reduce if government ban it. So it will be a continues battle for Bitcoin enthusiast in India if government will just decided to ban crypto. Of course there will be consequences if you are caught, but I don't think it will stop India from riding on Bitcoin because they know that it's a alternatives for those who are un-bank, average Indians. The future though doesn't look bright at this point, buy I guess everyone is willing to take the risk and still invest/trade in this country as Bitcoin is a technology that can make or break everyone, specially those from developing countries like India. |
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Bitcoin is having a hard time reaching 9000$ , and now its going down below 8000$ even we are seeing good news about bitcoin. Maybe some traders just cashout thier profit buy bitcoin again at this price before a bullrun will take place.
And that is how the market works, people here are into the business of making money, so don't be surprise if investors starting to cash out specially during weekends. However, the price is really looking healthy even though we have this sort of dips along the way. Just remember that the price will not go on a parabolic rise, sooner or later there will be some investors booking their profits. Nothing has change, the only constant we are going to see is the rise and fall of the price. . And eventually we will reach $10,000 in the next coming months and then there will be some folks who will go and sell and then the cycle repeats again. |
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Hmm, it's weird you are talking about fraud in the ecosystem but you can't even make your website secure? I suggest you before make it SSL first, because it doesn't look good on your reputable of having a site that is not even sure, just saying.
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Congrats on your win mate!
Its a shame that the weather is delaying the two remaining quarter finals as I'm waiting to see if Thiem can get through as he is the last player I have money on to win the French Open. If it plays out, we could see the top 4 seeds playing in the semi-finals which we don't see that often so for this to happen we need Thiem and Djokovic to win their matches. Lets see what happens and hopefully the rain stays away.
I'm done in this tournament, no more bets for me. As I have said I put a lot of Tsitsipas and he almost pulled thru on this one. I'm just enjoying the remaining match on the men's side. Nadal vs Federer will be a classic I reckon, for me who even wins this match will eventually win this years French Open. But I'm proud of my boy Tsitsipas here , in the womens side, Halep and Barty will have a high chance of winning it. |
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Hello, I'm a newbie for all this crypto stuff, but I have some extra money and I'd like to tr trading. Could u please recommend me some exchanges for newbies? And I'd also appreciate your advice. Thank u
There's no such thing as 'exchanges for newbies', but there are a lot of 'newbies exchanges'. What I mean is that there are new exchanges popping up in the market that doesn't have any reviews or reputation and that is dangerous exchanges for newbies like you. If I have my own way when I was starting my crypto journey, I wouldn't had traded on those kind of exchanges because I just lost some money on them (pulling some exit scams and lots of customer support issues). Others have mentioned where you should look for exchanges, so I guess it's time for you to get your hands dirty. You can't go wrong with the top 1-5 exchanges right now. And another tip, read their TOS (Terms of Service), specially about the withdrawals, because usually, newbie complains about withdrawals are the most questioned, if I'm not mistaken. |
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Many things are just happening in the crypto space. When Bitcoin hits $3000 - $3200, there are lot of speculation that Bitcoin will found bottom at $1800. Most influential in the crypto space even gone far as bottom is ONLY at $1000.
There's no such thing as most influential in crypto, they're all making a wild and educated guess. So it will be a hit or miss, 50/50 chance. Bitcoin price void their prophecies and jump back to $4200 and thereafter $5000 - $5200 range. Now that is soaring towards North and getting closer to $6000. Don't you think these set of people will join us in the race when we break the resistance at $6400 and it will become glaring to them that BULLS has taken over?
Of course, those who are very vocal against Bitcoin, are the same set of people who doesn't want to miss the boat. And I'm sure they are very happy to see the price today, but you wouldn't hear from them anyways. Because those people will go on a hiding and hibernate, and as much as we are laughing at them, they will have the last laugh because they are secretly buying huge chunk of it. That how's they're trying to influential the price, in their own way. |
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Tsitsipas has lots of potential and it’s not a bad bet, I feel you have taken a well calculated risk by placing a bet on him. I don’t expect him to win the cup though, but I do believe that he’ll reach the semifinal’s atleast. This is an interesting match between Federer and Rudd, given the historical connection these two have I feel Rudd will be eager to beat Federer. I am also expecting good things from Tsitsipas. In the women side I have my girl Bencic. So here I have my four fold: Tsitsipas vs Krajinovic : Tsitsipas Bencic vs Vekic : Bencic Ruud vs Federer : Federer Goffin vs Nadal : Nadal Got good odd altogether @ 2.39 :-P Damn, the game was suspended, Tsitsipas was already leading 2 sets, 7-5, 6-5, 5-5. I hope it won't affected him psychological when the game resumes. Sorry mate, our girl Bencic lost to Vekic 6-4, 6-1 , bad performance from her. Federer won over the younger Ruud again, recording his 400th Grand Slam match. Nadal overwhelms Goffin, but it took him four sets to do that, 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. There's also another big upset on womens side, number 2 Pliskova lost to Martic 6-3, 6-3 and it also means that Osaka will retain the world number 1 rankings. |
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Never heard them before.
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Yes, their Buzz service is interesting thing. And I can't understand if it's working really good in practice. You can't really tell if their service is good until you try it, and that is the risk that you are going to take. And as pointed out to you, they are offering services that are frown around this community or you we call it unethical practice. And there are a lot of projects being accused of this one. So when your project is being accused, it doesn't look good at all. So I will advise advise you not to go on this route at it may harm you in the end. |
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I know the question sounds stupid.
But my questions is, if i have 50k should i rather invest in bitcoin, ethereum or a other high market cap coin compared to a small market cap coin were i could almost own 0.1% if the coin supply is 1 billion and trades at 5 cent.
And then one day another pump-and-dump group pumps the market so high that you can sell everything and get instant profit. But so is that group, so it will be a battle, and in the end, you might ended up losing that big money of yours, for me it's a bigger risk, just saying. It should be much easier for the coin with a lower market cap to make much more gains than with Btc, right?
Hard to say, because that is a altcoins that can easily be manipulated and even though you have the majority, there could be other forces out there that will try to ruin your plans by pushing up the price and then suddenly dumps everything. |
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User: VE360Copy and paste: 1) Invest 10–20% of your income after tax in crypto (since most of you, don’t know what “invest what you can afford to lose” means). 2) Keep your day job despite reaching your financial goal in crypto, so you are not emotionally dependent on your crypto profits as a source of income. 3) Read, and read, every day, do not underestimate the power of reading. Learn something new about blockchain and cryptocurrencies every day. 4) Surround yourself with crypto people, do not recruit your friends into investing in crypto. 5) Always do your own research. Manipulation, hype, pump and dump, fraud, scam, hacking, and stealing, are common here in this space, and can sometimes lead people to financial loss. 6) Avoid pyramid schemes, cloud mining, MLM, “earn interests” schemes, and ponzi schemes such as Bitconnect. 7) IT’S NOT CASH, UNTIL YOU SELL YOUR CRYPTO FOR FIAT.  Think long-term profits, not short-term gains. 9) Diversify your portfolio if you are unsure of what you’re doing, then narrow down your portfolio if you know what you’re doing. 10) Be responsible with your newfound wealth, don’t be reckless, you may experience a state of euphoria when your portfolio reached triple gains. Archived: http://archive.is/x03TaOriginal: https://hi-in.facebook.com/MakingmoneywithDanny/photos/some-advice-to-people-who-are-just-starting-to-venture-in-crypto1-invest-10-20-o/711603455703602/Making Money With Danny 4 नवंबर 2017 · Zoersel, बेल्ज़ियम · Some advice to people who are just starting to venture in crypto... 1) Invest 10-20% of your income after tax in crypto (since most of you, don't know what "invest what you can afford to lose" means). 2) Keep your day job despite reaching your financial goal in crypto, so you are not emotionally dependent on your crypto profits as a source of income. This way you won't make emotional decisions about selling your crypto because you're hurting for cash. 3) Read, and read, every day, do not underestimate the power of reading. Learn something new about blockchain/cryptocurrencies every day. Staying up to date is crucial in this space. How fast do you think this space moves? Think about generating $100 billion market cap in less than 5 months. 4) Surround yourself with crypto people, do not recruit your friends into investing in crypto. Do not tell your family about your involvement in crypto unless you are truly comfortable doing so. 5) Always do your own research. Manipulation, hype, pump and dump, fraud, scam, hacking, stealing, are common here in this space, and can sometimes lead people to financial loss. 6) Avoid pyramid schemes, MLM, "earn interests" schemes. 7) IT'S NOT CASH, UNTIL YOU SELL YOUR CRYPTO FOR FIAT. Maybe one day we won't have to convert it to fiat. Maybe one day we can all pay our bills in crypto (you can use crypto for certain payments but not widely accepted). Even when the price goes down, you haven't lost anything until you've sold... Hold your coin until the price goes up again. 9) Think long-term profits, not short-term gains. If you are here to trade that's fine. Trade no more than 30% of your crypto net worth, and 70% in long terms. I've made more money hodling long term than trading daily/weekly. Why? because the early stage of blockchain/crypto is obviously not priced in yet, we just jumped from $100 billion to $200 billion market cap in less than 5months, if you held then you'd probably have made more. Unless you really know what you're doing, then trade away in this volatile market. There are professional traders looking to do some damage in this market at the expense of newbies. |
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I just had a quick glance at coinmarketcap today, price is $8400, did it really dip as low as $8200 or I'm just out this past couple of days that I missed some action. Don't like to give financial advises, but I'm sure there's a lot of 'noob's investors as early as this stage who doesn't want to miss the boat and probably getting in at ~$8000. @Bezobraznike - good strategy dude, if you don't want to shell out then you might as well wait for your weekly signature campaign payments.. No investment, just pure work. . But I guess 'smart' investors are going to take advantage of any situation in the ecosystem, and buy at any dip and accumulate more. |
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The year of 2017 was fantastic for the crypto markets, led by Bitcoin with 20x gains, while many altcoins gained even more: Of the major ones, Ethereum had outperformed, as it became the “coin of the ICOs.” Thanks to the Ethreum blockchain based ERC-20 token mechanism, projects could easily raise funds in ETH via their ERC-20 ICO smart contracts.
They are totally different though, we can't really compare what 2017 did bring to us. I mean, that time the market is fairly new, majority didn't even know what bull run is, that's why they just throw around money on ICO's. We do identify some similarities between BNB of 2019 to ETH of 2017, whereas BNB is the coin used to participate in fundraising events taking place on Binance Launchpad. Following two successful fundraising events, Binance is looking forward to March Celer Network fundraising.
The thing with ICO's is that they're decentralize in nature (taken advantage o scammers), while the IEO (like Binance did) is totally not the same. So I wouldn't compare them at all. Another similarity is the negative correlation to Bitcoin. During 2017, when BTC moved up, altcoins moved down and vice versa. Some altcoins, such as Ethereum, had the highest inverse correlation in comparison to Bitcoin. In 2018, mostly there was a positive correlation between Bitcoin and the altcoins. Over the recent month, we can definitely see such inverse correlation between BNB and BTC.
But when Bitcoin started to goes down in early 2018, ETH and XRP stared to increased and even reaches their all-time-high (ATH). |
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This quotes for the article caught my attention: Dadiani claims to have built up a consortium of sellers from around the world who have "colossal" amounts of bitcoin or who want to buy significant amounts and she is confident they have all been properly vetted against money laundering regulations. Such exorbitant claims, or she really has deep connections that she's able to persuade them to invest majority of their money to bitcoin? That could be amazing if she can really do such a feat. "At the moment, people just want to buy bitcoin. There's little interest in other cryptocurrencies but we have not been doing this long and would be open to others in the future if clients wanted it. If someone wants large amounts of ether or another major cryptocurrency, we would likely be able to find a seller." I'm thinking that whales really doesn't give a f**k about what's going on the altcoin market. I'm talking about big whales here, not just B level whales, but those investors who have billions in assets and can play around the bitcoin market, so this is a very welcoming news to hear. |
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