God damn. Took long enough, but we can now be certain we've seen the highest prices bitcoin will ever achieve. Long term is only down.
Your a broken record  I love it! Up we go!  |
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Did you know? Small hedge funds have been buying bitcoins for three months already.
Did you know? Small hedge funds are now dumping those bitcoins to force you to panic-sell.
Did you know? Big hedge funds, even worse than the small ones, are buying the dips from weak hands.
Did you know? Wall Street wants your coins, for market dominance. The same thing they did to gold, they want to do to bitcoin now.
JUST.HODL.IT.
Your words of wisdom may end up being Pearls before s.... |
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Ah old pump and dump moves are back again.
Well it's about time you got back here with some charts! Standing on the side lines and all may be fun. But some things just need to be pointed out to help out the newbies. Just saying I'm alive and watching! |
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 Ah old pump and dump moves are back again. |
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A lovely bright good morning Bitcoinland. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn59e0xAZAkI see we're back well over $7k again... currently $7231USD/$9231CAD (Bitcoinaverage). Total value of old coins (including forkcoins) is $8653USD/$11038CAD (Coinmarketcap). Go Bitcoin go. No surprise here and those that listed to market reality this past week. |
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People want BTC and copy BTC network (BCH)
If you have control of BTC wallet.
Then you effectually have control of that same wallet on both chains.
The offer by exchanges for token/coins for those holding BCH is just another way to manipulate the market.
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I mean that's just coin switching miners really.
Difficulty adjustment is too slow in BTC. Fees will increase massively or the chain may freeze with unbearable transaction times. Its just right... 4x difficulty in code. What your saying it takes to long to re-target the difficulty. The reality is BTC difficulty has ballooned. Imagine for one reason or another if we with consensus move away from 256. What would happen to all those Asic's. Miners would have a hard day. BCH project has shown consensus, and that has value to some. However what they also have shown is that they can change their stripes at a whim. Keep an eye on the hashrate. here is the hash rate. https://bitcoinwisdom.com/assets/difficulty/bitcoin-hash_rate-estimated.png?1510345509 |
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Crypto world be crazy! BTC hodle! |
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Politicians all say bitcoin is scam  JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's Then Vladimir Putin Who said Cryptocurrency scam too And this time Saudi Prince Al-Waleed: Bitcoin Is 'Going to Implode' i think bitcoin will crash for sure Not sure if being sarcasting or where you get your info. But if your keeping up with the events this past two weeks. But JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon was asked for his view as to why BTC has had a rise and his answer: "JPMorgan Chase, says he's "not going to talk about bitcoin anymore." ... But I'm not going to talk about bitcoin anymore," said Dimon in response to a question during the bank's third-quarter earnings call with media on Thursday" "Olga Skorobogatov, deputy chairwoman of Russia’s central bank, hint at a ‘hybrid network’ of both public and private blockchain protocols leading to a unified distributed ledger powering a national digital currency." |
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Do all my Casascius coins have an equal amount of BCH in them too then? Surely the premium for them must go up even more too!  if BCH becomes 1-1 BTC i'm going to lol  All it would take to spook BCH and the value is to have Satoshi move a few of the million coins about. ☺ |
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 Bitcoin is dead??? Haha not! |
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well fud. this is the end.  we are dooomed i tell you DOOOOOOOOMMMED!  That settles it Bitcoin project has died... But wait! Tune it next week to see how it lives! |
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Cute as that may be to sue all participants. it would be nice to see the face of the claimant. Edit for clarity. That might be true (about following programmed logic), but shorting the market before that move is likely not to stand up as legal in court. If the hacker came forth, he would find legal trouble. There used to be so many bears in here. What happened to them? Identity crisis?
What happened to Assmaster and his bullshit on a coin beginning with E? I didn't see him boasting about a 30% drop Pretty sure he's #Assrekt so hard right now ... he should have spent more time checking his smart contracts code instead of gloating on bitcoin forums about his altcoin scam. The harder they gloat the worse it was going to be for them. Vitalik and his crew better have good liability insurance cause the smart lawyers are lining up for their piece of a crack at #assrekt and buddies. http://pastebin.com/CcGUBgDG I am disappointed by those who are characterizing the use of this intentional feature as "theft". I am making use of this explicitly coded feature as per the smart contract terms and my law firm has advised me that my action is fully compliant with United States criminal and tort law. For reference please review the terms of the DAO:
"The terms of The DAO Creation are set forth in the smart contract code existing on the Ethereum blockchain at 0xbb9bc244d798123fde783fcc1c72d3bb8c189413. Nothing in this explanation of terms or in any other document or communication may modify or add any additional obligations or guarantees beyond those set forth in The DAO’s code. Any and all explanatory terms or descriptions are merely offered for educational purposes and do not supercede or modify the express terms of The DAO’s code set forth on the blockchain; to the extent you believe there to be any conflict or discrepancy between the descriptions offered here and the functionality of The DAO’s code at 0xbb9bc244d798123fde783fcc1c72d3bb8c189413, The DAO’s code controls and sets forth all terms of The DAO Creation."
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I'm so sick of you ETH pumpers. Go back to the altcoin forum. Here're the facts: $1000 invested in BTC 3 months ago = 2.396702138 BTC worth $1653.724475122 today. $1000 invested in ETH 3 months ago = 32503.729802995 ETH worth $867.371780912 today. May be just me but your numbers seem off. |
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Chooing ahead slowly but surely  What's it like, having to lie all the time? (original below)  If you look at the inclination of the people, it is clear that the train is heading upwards, but less so than in the first post. Quite a good analogy for bitcoin I would say, heading up, but slower than the fans expect/ would like. The train is heading slightly downhill. The main trestle supports are pointing to the earth's center, not tilted backwards relative to the normal component of the load. The people are riding upright, not with their center of gravity outside their foundation. The people would not be positioned downhill from the load in an uphill-pointed car. The hills in the background also indicate the trestle is heading slightly downhill. Don't guess simply get informed.. http://www.ephemerasociety.org/blog/?p=2553 |
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No need to freak out about this!
It has been previously announced that MiningSweden.se and Bitmain have a commercial relationship.
The CEO of Bitmain probably gave them information on the miner and preorders for them to test before the actual product is released.
Why is it assumed when miners are not released to the public that it is scam?
Because it HAS happened in the past 3 years MANY MANY times  Exactly. |
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I haven't made a bitcoin transaction in a while. Just did one, expecting delays, with all the hype going on. 7 confirmations in 28 minutes. Surprised? Ah, yep.
Yep... there is a lot of unsubstantiated talk going on regarding clogged blocks. In the past couple of months, I have made more than 30 transactions, and most were completely confirmed (useable with at least 3 confirmations) in less than an hour... I tried a few transactions with low to no fees (near freebies), just to see for myself, and those freebies took longer but were all confirmed and useable in less than 10 hours. 10 hours later he finally gets his happy meal . Or 10 hours later he transferred the equivalent wealth of a small nation with little to no fee's |
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eth down 10% in 2 minutes and still falling.
Stick with your legacy banking system. Crypto doesn't want you.
Edit: 15% in 3 minutes. Magnificent crash!
eth+15% in the last 24h. What the crash are you saying? He was referring to the drop that was quick from 0.023 to 0.019. I'm surprised it bounced and held. I thought the bubble was about to burst. We may know by next week Thursday |
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eth down 10% in 2 minutes and still falling.
Stick with your legacy banking system. Crypto doesn't want you.
Edit: 15% in 3 minutes. Magnificent crash!
eth+15% in the last 24h. What the crash are you saying? He was referring to the drop that was quick from 0.023 to 0.019. |
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Which means you want to limit btc usage to important tx. Which means btc will never scale and will never be able to be used on an everyday basis.
Correct, We should limit on chain tx's ... this isn't a secret or anything to be ashamed about. The main chain necessarily needs to be treated as a settlement network for payment channels. ... Because off-chain transactions can be done without Bitcoin, and will be. Just like the USD has been doing just fine without gold as a "settlement layer." Thanks for making Bitcoin irrelevant. To me off-chain transactions has been discussed since the early days. The idea is great for payment processors that have transactions that need to be confirmed instantly and the risk taken by the off-chain network. They use quality controls to limit fraud in their system and profit from impatient players. The benefit to those who wish to profit from providing services using off-chain transactions is obvious. In a capital market its part of risk reward. off-chain transactions can be used for other types of record keeping. When dealing with the upcoming potential realization of this avenue, the wait and see approach may be the best option at this time. The timing of the halving and the "supposed" risk of network difficulty adjustment has made things interesting. Remember that in the code difficulty can go up 4x or down 4x the only question is how will transactions occur during that time? off-chain transactions may be a solution with out the added "core changes". |
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