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3321  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do I do with my bitcoins ? on: September 19, 2019, 10:10:28 PM
Though I'm sure she's forgotten how I left my instructions with my dear old ma who's the only person I properly trust. Other relatives may have hidden drug problems or second families that need funding. I've seen enough siblings fuck each over when it comes to money, let alone slightly more distant relatives.

If I was unfortunate enough to have children I'd have no problem leaving the lot to them. If they're brought up right I see no reason why an injection of money would ruin their lives. It would give them a nice wee cushion to pursue things they otherwise might not have been able to.

Other than that I would leave it to a cause that I believe in. And I'd make sure it was properly run. Nothing would annoy me more than my money going to fund some charity CEO's pension.

What do you truly care about?
3322  Bitcoin / Meetups / Re: Going to my first meetup on: September 19, 2019, 09:20:19 PM
I am also trying to think about attending a Bitcoin seminar held in November. But I am worried that it might give me the experience and knowledge I am looking for? Because there are some seminars on Bitcoin that only promote Bitcoin investment projects or platforms, and that makes me very disappointed.

Post the link to it and get some opinions.

'Seminar' immediately conjures up some fairly distasteful associations but I guess there might be some legit ones out there.

What do you want out of it?
3323  Economy / Exchanges / Re: What its the... on: September 19, 2019, 09:00:47 PM
For Bitpanda never heard this exchange but I see some good reviews about this exchange from reputable people here on the forum.  

I've used Bitpanda quite a few times and it's always been completely painless. They're growing in an interesting manner. I've also read far less moaning about them than Spectrocoin. No idea about the other one though.
3324  Bitcoin / Meetups / Re: Going to my first meetup on: September 19, 2019, 08:21:40 PM
Genuinely curious, what is the purpose of these meetups?

For most here this arena will fill your thoughts for most of the day but you won't have anyone to talk to about it in the real world. It might have been that way for years on end. I can see why meeting actual living humans interested in the same thing as you might be intriguing.

Whether the conversation ever gets beyond -

'I like Bitcoin.'

'So do I. Yay.'

Is another matter.

The only time I've met anyone else interested in it was a computer repair bloke who accepted BTC. It was a rapid conversation but good fun hearing someone else's story.
3325  Economy / Speculation / Re: Crypto Bulls Celebrate Too Early? on: September 19, 2019, 07:39:04 PM
Anyone worrying about 24hr price movements probably has Arthur Hayes balls deep inside their colon.

I am reserving judgement and excitement until the end of 2021. Until then nothing is going to surprise me and my expectations hover somewhere around the level of - nil.
3326  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Are Any Landlords in the UK Accepting Bitcoin\CryptoCurrencies for Rent Payments on: September 19, 2019, 07:21:23 PM
I well and truly cannot imagine any tenant unfamiliar with Bitcoin being anything other than mystified and turned off by the idea.

If you flipped that around and advertised your property specifically to Bitcoin owners I'll bet you'd get plenty of bites. There'll be many Bitcoin owners with a ton of value tied up in it and hardly anywhere to spend it. 
3327  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: September 19, 2019, 06:59:31 PM

10 x unrealised profits since 2014.

You're only making my point for me. "Getting in in 2014" isn't currently an investing option.


Getting in on 2019 is an option for everyone. But only for another 3.5 months.

It's one week into 2012 in Ethiopia. I'm surprised we don't have more of them here taunting us.
3328  Economy / Economics / Re: Europe is against Libra. Who else? on: September 19, 2019, 06:53:27 PM
My question is - will launching Libra change the statement 'cryptocurrency is not money' in better way or it'll make worse?

Libra will never launch.

The US government spat an unbroken lava stream of searing hate at it during the recent hearings. The French and Germans have flat out stated they won't permit it to exist. No country with a weaker currency will ever, ever, ever allow it anywhere near their population. More authoritarian places like China will chuckle at the idea of it ever coming anywhere near them.

It's over before it got rolling.

I'm sure some will say 'but they'll launch it anyway' but this ain't crypto. There are a bunch of people in offices they can go and arrest if it ever does slip out without permission.
3329  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs on: September 19, 2019, 06:31:54 PM
Is this a trezor or wallet problem?

Best off asking on Telegram on this channel - https://t.me/nemhelpdesk
3330  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How much do you think Bitcoin.com is worth, what price would Roger sell? on: September 19, 2019, 06:18:48 PM
@gentlemand thanks for finding that. i never read the reputation board.

tbh i thought jack dorsey had something to do with it. i'm glad to see he didn't. a lot of early adopters probably got together and backed the sale. i assume instagibbs isn't really loaded enough to outbid roger ver.

It's a weird board that's best avoided overall. It's 96.8% pointless and incomprehensible shrieking about stuff that I genuinely cannot figure out what they're on about. Do these people have actual business dealings with each other? It rarely looks like it.

The odd gem pops up though like that.

I'd be curious to know what other posters here would do if they owned such valuable properties like that handle and bitcoin.com. Would you whore it out or safeguard its exploitation? No amount of money would make up for the disgust I'd feel at the misleading going on. It would be very, very hard to resist whoring but there's no way I could allow it without a giant veto button.


I'm going off this figure from recent sales from other popular crypto based domain, like the ones below.

Crypto.com was sold for 12 million to a finance project. (biggest domain sale ever)
Tokens.com was sold for 500,000.
Tokens.com was also sold for an undisclosed price, I'd assume around the 2 million mark.
ETH.com was sold for 2 million.

There's an interesting wee parallel with alts there. For whatever reason after all this time .com is still the gold standard despite it being three largely meaningless letters. The only reason why is because the collective has decided that's how it's going to be. Tokens.co is available for $999 right now. Is one solitary M worth another $499,001 to you?
3331  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin dominance hits 71.2%, alts lagging behind on: September 19, 2019, 06:10:54 PM
So how would people feel if the dominance peak has been and gone for this round?

I would not be totally surprised. The 90% fans aren't being super realistic. Regardless of whatever I'd prefer to see a better way of measuring the whole thing because as it stands it's a silly and easily gamed metric. It has been a good reminder to those flippening zombies where the real power lies though.
3332  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Roger Ver: Starting His Own Crypto Exchange? on: September 19, 2019, 05:31:52 PM
Binance are doing well to cover themselves because they will be ripped to shreds by the SEC if something goes wrong and they fall foul of US regulation.

They should not be listing BNB. That smells very security-esque to me.

Binance have something of a history of being both slapdash and arrogant. I hope they have some American minds on board who are winding those characteristics in otherwise they'll get a firm slap upside the head.
3333  Economy / Reputation / Re: Roger Ver why is he red trusted? on: September 19, 2019, 02:34:05 PM
Don't tempt him by setting arbitrary figures.

They'll start their own weather app posting whatever the hell the bsv one is posting too with extra knobs on.
3334  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bakkt is coming: will this be biggest crypto week ever and set off bull run? on: September 19, 2019, 02:30:53 PM
Bakkt launch will definitely be the best event in crypot many financial institutions are coming to the market and they are planning to trade cyypto in big way we can see btc pump to 15k in this month

Wanna bet on that?

If on my first day in the job at Institutional Inc I walked into my boss's office and said 'sir, the crypto market is looking awful quiet. Shall we start a massive pump,?' the response is unlikely to be 'y' know what? That's a great idea. Call the pump department right now and here's a raise for you.'

It's a tad more nuanced overall.
3335  Economy / Economics / Re: Financial crisis 2.0 - What will happen to bitcoin in the next crisis? on: September 19, 2019, 10:59:11 AM
I suppose the one thing you can point to with crypto is that it's nowhere near done growing.

That may not count for much if people are only looking for survival but you never know.
3336  Other / Off-topic / Re: {Warning}: Vulnerabilities found on password manager LassPass on: September 19, 2019, 09:19:29 AM
How about using Trezor's password manager? Is it any good? Anyone using it here? I'm thinking of buying another device to use it as password manager as well keep small amount of Bitcoin for spending.

Weird how rarely it's mentioned.

In some ways it would be more convenient, others less. I don't fancy having to haul it around every time I wanted to access something but at least it would be more secure than downloading some program to every computer I wanted to access sites through.
3337  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How much do you think Bitcoin.com is worth, what price would Roger sell? on: September 19, 2019, 09:01:53 AM
It seems that @Bitcoin is owned by someone unkown who's leasing out that account to the highest bidder. The highest bidder used to be Roger Ver, hence the BCash propaganda posts, but now it's controlled by a true Bitcoiner with a dislike towards everything Roger Ver was Tweeting about.

The downside to this is that we don't know what will happen when the person who's currently in control of the @Bitcoin account no longer has the funds to extend the lease. In that case I'm pretty certain that Roger will attempt to get it back to shill BCash crap again. It really sucks that the actual account owner only cares about profiteering and not about the community that Roger has been lying to for so long.

This is the current account lessee; https://twitter.com/theinstagibbs/status/1163837511287869441

I've never seen anything other than that one tweet confirming who the new controller is. I really can't imagine anyone paying more than Roger to fuck with us so my assumption is that the original owner got sick of it all and took it back.

It's possible Blockstream is funding it but I'd hope they had better things to do.


Edit -

I have a question for MemoryDealers.

What's the deal with the @bitcoin twitter account? Why did it recently go from supporting BCH to supporting BTC?
The original owner had been involved in Bitcoin since 2009, and agrees that Bitcoin Cash is the version of Bitcoin he got involved in.
Unfortunately he needed money for other things, and the new owner of the ID clearly has a different opinion.

Something is off. He didn't sell it to you, strangely.

That's strange. Way too strange. Knowing you, I am pretty sure you are lying again.

If the original pro-bcash owner needed money... he should have come to you first. You would pay the most buck for that account. But for some strange reason, he sold it to a pro-bitcoin guy. Nope. It didn't happen like that. Doesn't make sense.

That is exactly what happened.  He did offer it to me. I thought, and still think the price was too high, so he sold it to someone else who lied to him about his views on myself and Bitcoin Cash.
3338  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: September 18, 2019, 07:55:02 PM
I have been to London once when i was 13 on holiday with mum and dad.
I found it to be dirty unmodern and crowded.
And the IRA bombed our hotel, luckily we had just left or I probably would have died.
I have not been back since.
But I did enjoy the Tower and the colt 45 air gun that I bought.

I was in London yesterday for the first time this year to check the Stanley Kubrick exhibition before it closes.

Much of this summer has been spent on islands with populations of 10-1000 people so I found it more than a little disorientating. I sat on a bench for 10 minutes and watched more people go past than I've seen in an entire year.

3339  Other / Meta / Re: My 100 days on Bitcointalk on: September 18, 2019, 06:42:35 PM
Recently, there was a topic about a few users in Bitcoin Forum - Statistics Center, who's "Most Time Online" increases a couple dozen times faster than real-time.

You'd think those top 10 posters in terms of time logged in would be totally ubiquitous but I'm pretty sure I've never heard of or encountered a single one of them anywhere - ever.

Some of them seem to be zero post accounts. I guess that makes it a worthless stat or is it just broken for them?
3340  Other / Meta / Re: My 100 days on Bitcointalk on: September 18, 2019, 06:29:55 PM
It's the time you have spent on bitcointalk.
Whenever your status is "online" that time is increasing. Your status becomes "offline" shortly after you no longer open any new pages.

Holy sheeyit. I'd better keep that blanked in future to stop me from disappearing in a puff of regret. I could've designed, built and flown a mission to Mars and back in not too dissimilar a time.
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