I think you an do that with almost every coin. Just go to https://coinmarketcap.com/ and see choose any of those coins listed there, and see if you can find an exchange that supports them. You should be guaranteed for some action if you choose to trade on any of them. If you are as bad as me, I wouldn't recommend it though. Good luck to your trades, and let us know how it goes for you. Right now I would go for Neo, but to hold and not daily trade.

I've tried, but I can't make the magic happen though. I'm either on a small loss or a very small profit, on the altcoins I've invested. They should be quite profitable though, because on some pumps I see gains of 200% on the last 24h, and that is just huge. I never managed to gt anything like that though. Maybe I'm not good enough, or maybe it's just a matter of luck.

From what I've heard it's Monero and Dash, although Monero is buy far the cryptocoin that offers more privacy. Right now everyone says that it's completely untraceable. It's a good thing Monero existis, because  it kind of proves that crypt is not just used by criminals, or that the price of bitcoin would drop to zero if it stop being used by criminals, etc. If this was true, then Monero would be the most expensive cryptocoin, because it should be far more appealing since it can't be traced.

I'm with you on this one, and my bet also goes for Rio Ave. I think I'm more confidant than you though, because although it's true what you said, about the three wins and the draw vs Benfica, I don't really think they decreased their form a lot. If we consider just the home games, they have one draw vs Benfica, a loss vs Porto, and the rest are wins. I think they won't lose this one.

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I would like to leave the campaign though. Not that is anything wrong with it, I really enjoyed participating in it, but I would like to try a weekly campaign, instead of a monthly campaign for now.

Since I'm only letting you know now, I don't mind keeping avatar and sig for a few more days if you want (3, 4 days if you want).

I think it's to soon for that. Maybe refer it as a new trend, but I don't think any teacher would dare to talk to much about it. Simply because bitcoin is still being target of regulation, so a teacher might give it's personal opinion on the subject, but can't talk to much about it, before the government itself defines how bitcoin should be faced.

I also think that an be achieved, but never in 2017. There is just no time for that, unless some big country comes forward and states that he it will replace conventional money for BTC, and that of course will not happen. I think it's possible for BTC to reach $10k in 2018, but not on 2017. I do hope that we can still reach a new high before the end of the year, but let's see what happens.

Yes Real Madrid did a brilliant game, and this away win was very important to tranquillise de team from the less achieved games in the Spanish League. Four more games to go, but after this away win vs a direct opponent in the group, means that the fight for first place should of course be between Tottenham and Real now. Good win from Besiktas as well, and an unexpected win from Porto vs Monaco. That group should be interesting to watch as well.

Well if nothing goes wrong with bitcoins, then yes I think it's possible. The value comes from offer and demand, and they are limited, so if the demand keeps increasing it's value just need to go up. There are also there are plenty of bitcoins that were lost because of miss use by it's owners, that either lost their keys and hard drives etc, because they didn't really believe in them when they were cheap, so their actual limit is even smaller than those 21M.

But what are the advantages of NEO when compared to etherium or EOS or waves. They are quite similar in what they offer right? I get that impression but I still don't understand much about NEO and EOS, but I always get the feeling they are used to create tokens and ICOs like ethereum.
NEO and Gas really seem to be doing well now, I'm tempted to buy some, but there are so many coins that it's hard to make any decisions.

I think you are going to far. China like to keep an eye on their money, and bitcoin doesn't help them in that task. They will fight it if they can't control it, but I don't think it will ever go that far, and truly don't believe that even if they ban bitcoin, the other countries will follow. All countries will feel the need to regulate bitcoin, and that's about it.

I don't think that will happen. Take a look to Venezuela, even though bitcoin is not illegal there, most miners are being chased by the police and government, but they are still using it. I think that bitcoin can only be made illegal in countries that live in very strict regimes, but even if it gets illegal on many others, people will still use it anyway. For instance, I'm pretty sure that piracy is illegal in almost every country, and people still use torrents even if they don't have a license for what they are downloading. I guess it will be the same with bitcoin if it ever gets to that point. Although I don't think it will ever will.

I think the volatility only exists in bitcoin because is still something very new. I know it exists since 2009, but only from the past 2 or 3 years people start really investing in it. Also right now, most people use BTC for trade, and not to buy things with it. If mass adoption ever occurs, the volatility will just go away. Right now if we want to use bitcoin, we actually don't have those many options, and since the price is increasing we also prefer to keep it, or trade it for profit. If we have a good offer from merchants, and we can buy cars, houses, or anything we like, we will stop trading BTC, and it's volatility will go away.

What do you mean by corruption? Cheating the network or something like like. Putting bad code on it and try to exploit it? I don't think that can happen, because everything is public, so someone would know. As for the blockchain network itself, I hear that it would cost someon $30M or something like that, to produce a single "false" bitcoin. So I don't think corruption could enter in BTC. If you are saying using it in a corrupt way, like money laundry etc, then yes, it can and it will happen. But that can happen with any currency is not a problem of BTC itself.

Well, although I think they are wrong, and there is not need for the increase of the block size, because everyone already has an option for bigger blocks, since they can just choose BCH if they want that, and second, there are may options on the table that will address the problems with high fees and slow transactions (like the lightning network). Of course that only means that I will stick to Bitcoin, and since there is no replay protection, I wont even touch that other coin.

Anyway I also think that we will have Bgold on October, which is a friendly fork, and that hard fork, if it ever takes place, will only happen on November.

Well I agree with you, but we are not quite there yet. Bitcoin can achieve all those things, but we don't yet have those fast transactions and with low fees. If you compare bitcoin transaction with Visa or paypal, you will see that those are much faster. Also our fees are better now, but still not as low as they need to be, in order for us to use BTC for small transactions (like grocery shop etc).

I do believe that we will be able to achieve that in the future, so yes, in the long run, if everything goes well, bitcoin will play a major role as a currency. Right now, it's a good investment in my opinion, because like I said, I think it will achieve all those positive aspects you've mentioned.

Expected more from Chelsea today. I don't think they are as strong as they were last season, I know it's still to late, but I believe this year the fight is between United and City. I wanted that to happen last season but it wasn't possible, but right now these two teams seem to be doing great. City with amazing results, and United seems more effective this season and not wasting so many goals as they did last season.

Important game today between  Rio Ave and Porto. Porto comes from a heavy defeat in the Champions League, but so far is doing nice at Primeira Liga, so I think they will do their best to use this game to show that they were not affected by the game with Besiktas. Also they need to capitalize on the defeat Benfica's defeat, so this is a very important game for them. Rio Ave is not an easy team and already showed that, by getting a draw from Benfica this season. I will bet on Porto to win this one.

I wasn't so shocked about Besiktas. They have a really good team when compared to FC Porto. Porto is doing well in the Portuguese League for now, and I think they will probably be able to keep it up there, but they are very short in quality for Champions. They didn't bought almost any players right now, so it will be hard for them to compete on Champions. Let's see if they can at least get a good third place and go to Europa League.

I think that most of them are perfectly honest. Also, although many say that criminals do money laundry in casinos etc, is that really possible? I don't entirely understand how money laundry works, I only know what I saw in movies or TV shows like Narcos, but don't they need to eventually pass through a legal source in order to clean the money? How can they do it in bitcoin casinos, if they most of them probably don't even have a license?