Hahaha, 15 days and two hours to complete an arbitrage straddle, some fucking latency.  This is a standard HYIP set up, the longer you wait to get your moneeez (that you're not going to get back), the higher the ROI. Anyway, there's queue for Arbitrage Scam of the Month, so wait your turn. Arbitao went dark and handed over the slot to Arbitraging.co just recently, give them a few weeks and then it's your go. Why not do an ICO while you're waiting? |
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I guess it doesn't apply to cryptocurrencies then. Maybe not. I guess my point was that, as the crypto market becomes more liquid, wider based and assimilated into the Investment industry and its practices, it's possible that certain characteristics will be shared, i.e. Santa rallies, conventional technical analysis etc. |
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Stock Markets have a fairly well established "Santa Rally" phenomenon. Although the drivers behind these rallies are not exactly quantifiable, it's not unreasonable to see established Wall St mores influence the Bitcoin market as its investor base becomes more mainstream, with derivatives and other conventional mechanisms bringing their own behavior patterns. |
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Here comes a scenario I have been looking forward to, I don't know if this would be considered as plagiarism, If the OP is indeed the owner of the medium account just as the Username and The Medium blog page suggests. That's virtually simultaneous, duplicate publishing by the author of his own original work (a brief search doesn't show he stole it from elsewhere) in two outlets. Where's the harm in that? Let's stay sane guys, put the pitchforks away.
edit It doesn't belong in Development though imo, as it's basically a press release/service ann. |
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I see Alloscomp is predicting a massive 32.5% drop, how are the projected changes so different? At either estimate, the improvement in earnings must be an incentive to "plug back in" if that's what miners have been doing, or do you think that the BCash scenario is still in play? Are coins like NMC more profitable? Sorry for the non miner questions.  |
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If you're an Arbvestor then, for peace of mind, don't  Because, #5 on the list is  Amazing thing, coincidence. falsely represented to the investors that they had developed a high-speed, computerized arbitrage trading system that was designed to take of advantage of, and profit from, price differentials among different markets; there was little, if any, risk of losing money in the arbitrage system
once the audit comes through Who's doing that and when? |
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Again, SELL EVERYTHING NOW!!!
Better late than never!
Market price now:
BTC: 7,200
ETH: 715
LTC: 127
Targets:
BTC: 4,000
ETH: 400
LTC: 40
Good luck to all!
haha, so we're supposed to believe that you sat out a ~$4300 paper loss on that supposed BTC short in March and then ran it for over nine more months? How much did that cost to finance? |
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the person who we paid to handle our white paper on fiverr LOL, spare no expense. |
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once the audit comes through Who's doing that and when? As we becoming one of the top CMC coins #174 with a bullet  The October pump didn't stick too well tho. |
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I guess we're going to see a big swing in value today. Hard to predict if it'll be upside or downside.
We are due a short squeeze soon. Do you think there's that many shorts in the market? On a derivative platform I have open for index trading, which also lists BTC, they've got 71/29 overall long atm with daily trading over the last couple of weeks maxing at 57% shorts (today). If 3600 holds on an hourly close today then a couple of upside targets would be 3800 then 4000 for me. A break of 3600 and it's anybody's guess, certainly 3k on the cards. imo. fwiw. etc. |
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So i should stay away from this site? Yes. I don't know where to invest to get passive income There is nowhere legit, why do you think there should be? maybe i will make some trades even if i'm not experienced with.
Why would you do that? |
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1.5% per day from physical mining farms, crowd funding and income diversification. with an MLM referral structure......  Mods, could you please move this Ponzi/pyramid shit over to the Investor Games trashcan where it belongs. |
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Damn that cryptune scam site has a 4.9 rating on ICOBENCH what happen to that rating site, they are not doing investigations and they are giving a very high rating, something fishy going on that rating site, and this is not the first time, it seems there is money involved on that rating site.
Yes, that same subject is being discussed here. |
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This is all very cryptic  Am I correct in thinking you have been banned from some faucet chatroom because you complained about sexist comments directed at you? What does that have to do with Meta? |
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would be nice if anyone can give an update on the index
here's an update, the index got rekt exponentially |
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This is a monthly statistics for October 2018 below.
Members who support newbies (October 2018) | User name | Current rank [1] | Quantity of newbies who received merit | | 1) | MalReynolds | Legendary | 94 newbies |
<snip> the rest [/table] Total supported in October 2018: 1492 newbies (by 788 members) A shining example of the efficacy of the merit system: a for sale, negatively trusted, farming account enabling a motley array of shitposters to carry signatures by awarding them the Golden first merit. #SaturdayNightSarc |
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Here's a great example of self moderation abuse. Coupled with sock puppet shills/bumping service = ~4500 meaningless spam posts spread over 228 pages and still going. Scam accusations and negative trust haven't had any effect, nor have numerous reports to moderators unless they have been for specific instances of plagiarism, which the bumpers are now avoiding doing. |
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I came across not one but three articles, emphasising on their claims and efforts to convince the public. Please share. |
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are there legit (and easy) investing sites, not requiring high investments? No. |
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Happy anniversary BTCT!
I wonder what was in topics 1 through 4 and posts 1 through 27.
1, 2, and 4 exist in the staff forum. 3 was permanently deleted at some point (it must have contained Satoshi's real name and address).
Dammit! I got here too late! @theymos, I think you should send an encrypted pm with the name  . I think that Theymos may have revealed his sense of humor with that reply, rather than the existence (somewhere) of Satoshi's dox. Badbear gave a rather more prosaic description of the Missing Post...(you guessed right about the first one) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg3198423#msg3198423Staff forum. They are just test threads, and configuration type stuff. I inserted topic subject into the quotes as the first line. First thread is Quote from: Simple Machines on November 17, 2009, 11:12:08 PM Welcome to SMF!
Welcome to Simple Machines Forum!
We hope you enjoy using your forum. If you have any problems, please feel free to ask us for assistance.
Thanks!
Simple Machines
SecondQuote from: admin on November 19, 2009, 01:04:27 AM Testing the new site platform
Drupal & Simple Machines Forum
Third is inaccessible so it must have been deleted, though it may still exist in the earlier backups which several of us have. If I had to guess it was a just a test thread made to be deleted so that could be tested and logs verified. Fourth is Quote from: satoshi on November 20, 2009, 05:37:24 AM SMF Config Notes
I left the admin account set to the original SMF theme so if I somehow completely wedge the custom theme I can still get in to fix it.
I've got a neat little 12x12 coin image to replace those pip stars with. Should look nice. Also some nice button images to try.
The registration page has "hide your e-mail address" unchecked by default. I must fix that in php before we can open up.
The Announcements forum is currently moderator access only.
Most of the replies are test replies, with some discussion about preventing spam at registration. Fwiw, rereading those early posts from Satoshi, I'm inclined to believe that he had English english as his first language. |
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