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The control panel of this project is easy for people to quickly do with them. Nice interface and easy to understand. To me, this is a very community-based ICO project, which brings a lot of benefits not only to the rich but also to the hard-hitting forms that can keep track of their illnesses.
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Ooh, this is probably a very successful project in the future. You can offer most services in the countries where they come and they will not worry about value. Currency conversions affect them. This is a difficult thing that few people can do successfully, but if possible, this project will be a great support tool for everyone.
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What is the most distinguishable trait of the INFLEUM that we have?
The most distinguishable trait of the INFLEUM is its inclusive identity. While existing blockchain platforms have been very specific to certain business models, the INFLEUM Platform is inclusive of any business model within the value chain INFLEUM is able to compensate users from both ends of spectrum based on their actions of creating and participating advertising, providing and purchasing, and reviewing and supporting processes, instead of compensating users for specific behavioral actions like commenting or voting. In other words, the system no longer favors one party, but allows everyone to be justly compensated for their input.
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How can projects using Infleum will be able to reach economy of scale?
By inducing active competition of services among INFLEUM users, there will be a boom in services of high quality and quantity with minimized costs, and eventually, the project will be able to reach economy of scale.
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how can Infleum plans to take full advantage of the strengths of having a reverse ICO?
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Bcash under 0.08 again. The barely 'heady' days of 0.1 are over for that dying scam coin. But it's like one of those zombies in a movie that keep getting hit on the head with a spade. Dying, but being rather slow about it.
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i heard about the Infleum will established a company in the Cayman Island before partnership and institutional contributions to INFLEUM begin Can I know the specific date?
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this is the longest sideways movement I can remember. We have stabilized for at least the last three weeks. This descending wedge has to break soon, or am I missing something. I know stabilization is great, which would mean that more influx of money would bring prices up. This market has me scratching my head every day.
When each swing fails to obtain a profit greater than the fees involved, then trading will all but die. The price will then wander or drift slowly up or down with very little volume. When this "drifting" establishes a recognizable trend, then that will be interpreted as a breakout. Either up or down. At least that is the usual script. But hey, it's Bit[Suspicious link removed]d friggin' luck trying to predict it. Didn’t we have something very similar in 2014-15? Triangles or wedges I indicate a "battle" between buyers and sellers to set a price. The buyers are selling the price down and the sellers are buying the price up. They are doing the opposite of what is usual. The buyers have lots of money but limited commodity. The sellers have lots of commodity but limited money. Hence, each side eventually runs out of ammunition to move the market to their desired price. This is common in many markets. But hey ... it's Bitcoin.
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this is the longest sideways movement I can remember. We have stabilized for at least the last three weeks. This descending wedge has to break soon, or am I missing something. I know stabilization is great, which would mean that more influx of money would bring prices up. This market has me scratching my head every day.
When each swing fails to obtain a profit greater than the fees involved, then trading will all but die. The price will then wander or drift slowly up or down with very little volume. When this "drifting" establishes a recognizable trend, then that will be interpreted as a breakout. Either up or down. At least that is the usual script. But hey, it's Bit[Suspicious link removed]d friggin' luck trying to predict it.
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Why would anyone think we're going on a bullrun soon? The last one was a completely speculative bubble. The same thing isn't going to happen again. We are either waiting for institutional investors or until legit projects are actually being adopted. It's happening fast, but this could take another year or more.
Because a lot of speculative alts are starting to deliver actual results and that will only accelerate over the next year. And bitcoin is essentially a crypto index fund. So when alts pump, so does bitcoin.
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I need some feed back on my strategy here. At the moment I can't make very good buys in to Bitcoin until December. So what ever little I do have to spear I'm going in on 2 Alt coins that have much promise. Basically if those moon I will of course convert them to get more Bitcoin. Would like to hear feed back on this strategy.
That's a gamblers strategy "oh if I just double everything a few times I'll be back to even." We all know most alts are shit. Don't try to guess which at will pump this week
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Quick share: I was at a client site (IT) who does financial services talking to an advisor . The Kavenough thing brings up politics which shifts to monetary policies. We have an interesting conversation about the Fed, banks and the gold standard. He agrees that it is an apparatus to keep the rich rich and the rest of us poor, hidden actors, Nixon, fractional-reserves, etc.
Mention Bitcoin, his response "Fuck bitcoin. Is it down?"
"Well yes since last year about 60% but overall ---"
Get cut off, "Good!" and he goes back in his office.
Confused I went and did some more work but had to go back to find out.
"Do you like or dislike Bitcoin?"
"I hate it. People treat it like a get rich quick scheme. I have a client that put in $10k in December against my advice. I'm a conservative investor."
Ah ha, ok can't argue with that. What's interesting to me is that this guy is fully aware that the dollar is a non-backed currency controlled by a private company and enforced by the US military but is still selling it as his job. Seeing what we are up against in person was sobering.
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It feels good to HODL during a nice surge like this.
The pattern is the pattern. Normal end-of-week combined with normal end-of-month.
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Bakkt launches Nov 5...they should be buying bitcoin to warehouse it for their physically settled bitcoin futures
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Thoughts on an inverted monthly BTC chart? https://i.imgur.com/v1irb8W.pngThat is from Bitstamp $2 to $20,000 I highlighted points where it took a bit of accumulation before the next push. Assuming the price pumps from here and goes to ATH then it'll be another point where the accumulators were right and everyone selling to buy back lower is wrong.
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Crash, don't crash. Noodles, don't noodles. Irrelevant questions. What's the state of Bitcoin usage today? Ironically high considering the reality. I'm in the middle of trying to send a Bitcoin transaction that would have cost me $.04 to send, but would have taken approximately 50 minutes to confirm. Instead, I chose to send it with high priority, costing me $.55, and supposedly confirming in approximately 20 minutes. That was 45 minutes ago. I'm sorry, gang, but we have a long way to go before this technology is useable in any real sense, which makes the current price of it still way too high. It's too volitile to be a store of value for most people (Venezuela and other unstable national currencies not-withstanding), and it's almost unuseable in its current state as a currency. While it's true there's a lot of potential for some really impressive use cases, at the current time they're on the fringe of everyday use. From where I stand, $6600/BTC is laughably overpriced.
You must be standing with your back turned then, looking at XRP, ETH or BCH lol It's massively undervalued still and what a transaction costs is almost completely irrelevant to the value of the tokens. It could be $100s in equivalent USD value per transaction and there still would not be a problem with the main value proposition. If you don't understand this your investment in Bitcoin is a blind one (a lucky win).
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6100 to 6700 in 24 hours ain't bad, I could stand for another 24 hours like that.
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Gonna call it again, bottom is where I buy everything at 5,2k
Lower. We will see 3k before pump
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It honestly wouldn't surprise me if more than 11 million Bitcoin are lost forever. 10 Million circulating supply is what I expect once hyperbitcoinization happens.
True, when I die my bitcoins will die with me.
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Anyone else feeling just really friggin good today? I feel like I’m about to be rich in a few years. Might not even take that long.
Sadly I don’t think I have enough for that to come true. 4 years should do it Make your bread and butter money in the normal way and your dessert in the crypto. *Edit: had to add a s to the desert. Oh mobile!
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