What do you mean? Kraken doesn't have publicly traded shares, what valuation are you talking about? Or are you just farming posts for your signature?

Edit: Nvm, I see now, it's a hacked or bought account: https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=statdude

*interfaces* ... not "interfeces"!
Do I pass as having great English speaking skills?

When you're saying "profit", if you mean BTC then I don't know why.
If you're talking about "$$$" then this week brought less profit because there was another BTC selloff.

It would be great if we wouldn't have an exchange until PHANTOM do some work.
This way less people will run to sell their free coins and more people will be willing to buy when we hit an exchange.

However as the team has said, they don't plan to influence the exchange listing since PHANTOM is a community driven blockchain.

Hello,
Only 14 days left for the end of the ICO, right? https://innovaminex.com/blog/innovaminex-ico-is-live/

When shall we expect payment for the translations and/or other bounty?

Is your signature manager really paying you for this trash spam? 

Are you guys planning to move ETHA from Ethereum's network to your own blockchain if you have a successful launch?

I'm sure there are better solutions for your goals than being an Ethereum token.
For example even if you don't have blockchain developers, you could use ARK's ecosystem to create your own customised dPoS blockchain in a quick, almost 1-click way, and also have interoperability with SmartBridges and access to Smart Contracts.

Unfortunately a few good projects were lost among the scam-fest that was 2018.
Some teams were overly enthusiastic and tried to grab a piece of the pie but failed, some others were aiming to scam people and they paid a good amount in marketing to overshadow the competition.

I was lucky to find ARK among this mess, but judging from our market cap I guess I'm among the few who knows about how great it is.
The other good projects which I've found in 2018, in case someone wants to look into them, were...

• Blockport - Bought it when ARK announced their collaboration and increased my holdings after the dip
• RVN - Good project, but I sold 100% because it was overhyped
• XDNA - A better mining algorithm than RVN and sharing profits for charity
• Electroneum - Good idea, but sold 100% because I've lost my trust in the team after unsuccessful forks

I am the opposite, but not because of BTC... because of US stocks trading.
Since 2016 I've been buying every 5%-15% dip in the stocks, mostly Nvidia, selling at every 25 points of new ATHs. Big success which I then traded for some BTC this summer through fall.

I tried to buy the falling knife through October-November again... but... let's say I was lucky to hold a short in AMD... still ouch!

Nobody cares but I stayed out of the market for a week or two and then bought back in at 135$ and 125$ ... was also waiting for 115$ and 105$ but it didn't reach... maybe at the end of January?

I buy them... on summer when we grill on the garden.
They are an excellent paper to start the fire! They also give small gifts some times!

What are you talking about? Ethereum's nethash is over 20 times bigger than ETC.
ETC is a dead coin in zombie-mode with a market cap full of air, let it die completely and be done with it.

Ethereum cannot be attacked yet, but I'm sure it has a lot of ASIC miners already.
The problem will occur only if some time in the future more ASICs are manufactured, the mining difficulty increases to high levels for GPU miners and somewhen around May when even GPU miners with free power can't mine with 1060 cards because of the DAG size, a lot of GPUs leave the network.
If at that point the ASICs are controlled by a single entity, only then we may have a 51% attack problem.

But by that time Ethereum should have forked to ProgPOW... but I don't know how resistant is this ProgPOW. After all, ASICs can be created for everything. The goal is to make their effectiveness as low as possible in order to discourage their creation and/or keep a balance between ASICs and GPUs in the same network.

Being a relatively newer BTC fan, I though I'd visit a few random pages of the past in this HUUUUGE thread and see the reactions of people from past rallies and selloffs, so here are some quotes, enjoy!


BTC Rallies up to 145$ during the April 2013



It falls to 83$ on May 3rd
(This is golden!!)


And on May 6th it indeed went up at 123$, but on May 8th it fell a bit at 112$ and...


On November we had a huge rally without a correction; On November 9th BTC was at 359$.
(Some articles praised BTC as a great investment)


On November 19th BTC hits a peak of 750$. People were mixed back then.


And the next day it crashed to 482$!


However these were 1 to 2 days sell-offs, not a year long bear market like today. People use to be optimistic when the sell-off lasts a few hours or a week.
Even though I've selected some posts that show a sentiment opposite to the price's direction following a few days later, many others were showing an optimism after every dip.

Has anyone compared the v12 with Phoenix Miner in Nvidia cards?
Right now I'm getting an average of 49.0 - 49.5 MH/s with Phoenix on EVGA 1080ti FTW3 @74% efficiency.

Thanks for the list! I found from it the ETHA bounty and joined it.
Let's hope it will be worth it!

Am I the only human in this campaign? The amount of bots (or humans with the same brain capacity as bots) present in ETHA and most Altcoin campaigns is unreal!

I hope that you won't reward those fake social accounts.

^^^
"This is pretty amazing, they are all coming to the dark side!"




What the hell are they still thinking Bitcoin is?

Hello.
After reading a part of the project's goals, I find it realistic and with potential.
Therefore I've enrolled for the signature campaign.

What I don't like is the avatar image, it looks very low quality.
I'm well aware of the Bitcointalk's limitations in quality, but I'm sure you can do a better job with the avatar.

If your only judgement on people are their signature and that's enough for you to not merit them, or even ignore them, then that's funny.
In your own signature you have 2 reference links (most likely paid) and a link to an anti-signature campaign!

Sure, you don't get paid PER post, but you would still get more views on your signature the more often you post... does that make you a spammer by your own standard?


Thankfully many are not sharing your standard and I was able to slowly reach Member rank within the 13 months in the forums (starting from 0 merits) even though I almost always have a paid signature on.
You may not care for the 10$-20$ per week a signature campaign might offer because you might be rich, you might be an early believer of BTC, or you might even be a scammer who made a lot of money on others' loss.
Having a signature or not doesn't change the kind of person you are, the quality of posts you make or whether you deserve meriting or not.


With that said.... filling up your ignore list with newbie and jr. accounts is not that helpful, they'll keep creating new accounts and trading a merit or two. I just read the first 5 words of a post and I immediately know if it's a spam. Most of the spam is identical after all ("wow this is a great investment", "I agree with the post above", "I agree with the above post which agrees with the one above it")

I was also fascinated by how small the crypto-market is, and yet how high we've gone.
Look for example these charts: http://money.visualcapitalist.com/worlds-money-markets-one-visualization-2017/

Before I found the above article, I tried to make my own chart as well (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5076475)

I'm sure you're doing something wrong.
The ARK address must start with a capital "A".