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Why do you guys think Bitcoin is declining in popularity? Looks like Ethereum will pass it. What can Bitcoin do to maintain number 1?
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I can't believe how ridiculous your fees are. If Bitcoin doesn't get its shit together it will be overtaken by some altcoin. Probably Etherem. So get your heads out of your asses. No other altcoin would get away with $.50 transaction fees. Get your shit together.  |
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I received Ardor for holding NXT last year and I traded it for Bitcoin. Do I treat the resulting gain as income or as a capital gain? I live in the US.
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The law states you only owe taxes on 'sold' assets. But say during a tax year, I buy Bitcoin, then trade that Bitcoin for Ethereum, and then trade that Ethereum back into Bitcoin. Do I now have to pay on the gain from that trade even though I haven't sold back into dollars?
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As you know, the holders of NXT will receive Ardor Coins in a few months. How much will Ardor be worth?
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How will Lisk be effected by this Ethereum fiasco? Will it be looked at as the better ethereum? Or will people stay away from it?
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So the price is anyone's guess, but the market cap may be more predictable. Back during the previous bubble the market cap spiked around 14 billion and then hovered around 11-12 billion before crashing down. That was in January 2014.
What are your thoughts on how big the market cap will become this time? Perhaps we have more big players in the game and we could be looking at a 20 billion market cap in a month?
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Has anybody else had problems with Coinbase? I have been a verified Coinbase user for over a year and my bank limit has slowly increased to $2500 over time. I buy some Bitcoin and suddenly they decrease my bank limit to only $100.
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I have a question on how the Bitfinex fees work. They have a .01% maker fee and a .02% taker fee. So am I correct to think that placing an order will cost me .01% of the amount I order? And when that order is carried out I then have to pay .02% of the amount that I ordered? So in total I will have paid .03%?
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I believe we are currently breaking out of a symetrical triangle. Potential price move up to $700 over the next few weeks/months: [img http:// ][/img] |
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But which way will it break out? Up or down?
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The transaction volumes, natural or artificial, if sustained will cause the price to go down. I recommend selling before everyone else does and buy back in after it corrects.
Note that I don't own any Bitcoin nor will I buy any so I do not have any emotional bias in this.
For future references, the price is currently $437.
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What are your opinions on this? Will the block size problem be resolved or will the halving happen first?
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Just like the title says. During the last all time high, we were having 50,000-70,000 transactions per day which is well within the current limits of the block size. But recently, we have been seeing ranges in the 190,000-220,000 range. Will the next bubble be able to sustain the daily transactions?
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The double top is a frequent price formation at the end of a bull market. It appears as two consecutive peaks of approximately the same price on a price-versus-time chart of a market. The two peaks are separated by a minimum in price, a valley. The price level of this minimum is called the neck line of the formation.This is what we have right now. http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=USD&view=1Y
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