Hello people.

Here is a picture of the mempool data.


As you can see, the size of transactions with fees < 10s/B   in kB is 20 times more than the others while concerning only 980 transactions.
It doesn't make any sense to me, isn't the size of the transactions must be linked to the number of transactions normally?

I'd advice you to read the grapes of wrath of Steinbeck.
It describes the USA at a time where there was absolutely 0 regulations that's for sure. You'll the real consequences of a "free market". A free market means that only a few incredibly powerful companies own all means of production. If they do, they can easily prevent any outsider from successing, and they can easily abducted the majority of the population and set their own rules as they please.

Can't anyone understand that it is not a solution? I'm not saying that the state regulation we have right now is a good solution, that's not my point! I'm just trying to explain that the absence of regulation might be worse, and even if it's not worse, it's clearly not a solution!

Hey, I just oppened a short after seeing the litle rise on bitfinex.

Am I the only one expecting a small dump back to 420 before it starts to rise again?

Hello people!

I'm interested in Bitfinex and especially in their margin funding feature. I'm not a huge trader myself and though I like trading a bit I'd prefer invest in something rather safe.
Do anyone have experimented BitFinex? And especially their margin funding feature?
Is the security great? Can you earn a good amount with it or is it totally ridiculous like 1% a year?

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Whenever I come to Announcements forum I find it extremely difficult to find topics for those coins that are yet to be released, as they are flooded by hundreds of topics for already released coins. Adding [UNR], [TBR] or even better release date tag would solve this problem.