@Rivage. Respectfully read it again, I said more than 10% inflation for the next 10 years and more than 5% inflation for the next 20 years, not 25 years. I made a mistake.

In any case, you might need a visual aid. Look at this.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hGyC8tSivtZqjlu8aQgjG0pKfKc0L0RO0leMfjPADp0/htmlview#gid=0

@Cryptotourist. Agreed. Demand is unpredictable, however.

@Juggy. The FIA changes the rules every year to balance the teams and to make the sport safer for the drivers. Sometimes it also makes changes for the sport to be more exciting.

In any case, McClaren has done good in testing. We might see a new leader outside Mercedes, Ferrari and Redbull.

I reckon Dana might have a new storyboard from Cain's unlucky conclusion. Francis Ngannou versus Daniel Cormier, the revenge for Cain.

Cain and Daniel are close friends and training partners in the American Kickboxing Academy. Francis wants his next fight to be for the championship. Daniel wants to avenge his friend. Dana is already counting how much pay per views he can sell hehehehehe.

No, I am the real Satoshi Nakamoto. But let me learn how to do the reuse the old signature trick first hehehe.

Was that really something interesting?

I reckon he might be one of the early bitcoin investors that came into the cryptospace before 2013. He has many followers in social media, however I would still choose the more entertaining Tom Lee over him hehehe.

What is 85% more certain in this moment, that bitcoin has not hit its true bottom yet or that Tone Vays has a bad hairstyle?

It is moving towards the bad hairstyle, I reckon hehehe.

More than 10% inflation for the next 10 years, more than 5% inflation for the next 25 years. This was made for the purpose of stability and to bring down volatility. Considering that grin might never have bitcoin's level of adoption in the next 10 years, grin's move will be predominantly on a low volatility line going down.

I reckon grin's development team were very serious when they said that this will not be a get rich quick coin.



Grin isn't for getting rich quick.

Source https://github.com/mimblewimble/docs/wiki/Monetary-Policy

@vit05. It might be because those Chinese investors might not be bitcoin holders. I speculate that this is new fiat coming into the cryptospace. For that reason, they needed to buy bitcoin first which caused that pump, then buy EOS and Ethereum next which caused another pump.

I might also be wrong. This is only my speculation.

I said this when I started the thread.

However, Charlie Lee is known to tweet about cryptocoins, litecoin also, and influence them to pump or to dump. This brand awareness campaign of his might not be a move for mass adoption, but a preparation for litecoin's biggest pump.

Charlie Lee and his happy little pumpers are doing their jobs well in managing litecoin's moves. Some pumps with some smaller dumps in between and followed by more pumps and some smaller dumps in between hehehe.

The EOS and Ethereum pump by, I assume the Chinese investors has begun. However, if you are afraid to buy into them because you think the prices are high, then wait for the correction or take a look at the other similar smart contracts projects. Most of them might also be pumped by Chinese traders.

Floyd should begin calling himself Easy Money Mayweather hehehe.

However, if Floyd wants the easiest money with the biggest return then he should fight Khabib in boxing. Khabib has also expressed his desire for that fight because he also wants Conor level money for retirement hehehehe.

I know, I was only joking hehehe. It was Dana who said that Francis Ngannou hits like a Ford Escort which Cain mocked and said that he was not impressed on the comparison.

@slocker. I reckon the FIA is serious to make the sport more exciting. It has allowed changes on the front and rear wings to reduce turbulence which affects the car behind. It has also allowed to widen the slot for the drag reduction system in rear wing to make it more effective. The maximum fuel allowed was also increased to make the drivers push for more speed instead of conserving fuel.

All those changes were decided to increase overtaking hehehe.

$74k to $740k hehehe? It might have sounded more credible if he did not make any prediction and only leave it for everyone to know that he's bullish for bitcoin's future.

Is the money in circulation ample enough to defend Tom Lee's prediction? The S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq are in their all time highs, I reckon the rally must end somewhere.

Another clickbait title from bitcoin news media combined with a boost for bcash hehehe. Also, this would not be unexpected if this is a paid article by bcash promoters.

The corruption in the cryptospace is everywhere.

Also, Grin withdrawals are not yet enabled in Poloniex and the price is also trading higher than the exchanges that first listed it like Hotbit or Bitforex. I would avoid it.

@kingcolex. More people will want to mine and hold Grin in 25 years once it reaches a high level of adoption which it was designed to do and once inflation is under 5%.

Bitcoin's monetary policy incentivizes hoarding. This restrains adoption. Grin's monetary policy might push the price down in the next 25 or 30 years, however this encourages circulation of the coin and spending. This facilitates adoption.

I reckon its developers learned what's good and bad for a cryptocoin and copied the good parts.

@TheNewAnon135246. No hehehe. He only hits like a Ford Escort according to Dana.

In any case, we do not know what kind of Cain is going in the octagon tomorrow. It might also be the no cardio version that fought Fabricio Werdum.

This would not be practical to do in Monero unless it changes its monetary policy to be more similar to Grin or also Dogecoin. What would Monero's inflation rate be when all the coins are mined and tail emission enters? Less than 1%.

I reckon this incetivizes hoarding. Grin's monetary policy, however, is designed to be a currency.




What Monero's Ric Spagni Thinks About Privacy And Money

If you ask Riccardo Spagni–aka FluffyPony on Crypto Twitter–about who should invest in Monero, get ready for a pushback. “Monero's probably not an investment. It's designed to be a currency, and in particular it's designed to be a privacy-preserving currency.” says Spagni.

Source https://www.forbes.com/sites/leslieankney/2019/02/07/what-moneros-ric-spagni-thinks-about-privacy-and-money/#5551465d3302

This deserves to be the funny news of the day hehehe. That hypocrite has said that bitcoin is a fraud only because JP Morgan cannot control it. If it did, I would doubt that he would have the same opinion.
 
The article also mentioned that JPM Coin will initially focus on international settlements by major corporations, helping speed up transactions that currently take a day or longer using extant options such as SWIFT.

Are they developing another Ripple? Why not invest in Ripple the company? Is XRP in danger to be classified as an illegal security?