Bear bitcoin market is wishful thinking. There won't be any bear market. Too many people are waiting to buy their first bitcoin. Mainstream adoption has just started couple of months ago. Avalanche can't be stopped at this stage.
Your account was registered in 2011, same as mine. Did you buy the account from its former owner? Because people said the exact same thing in 2013, back when people actually thought that retail adoption would start. Why would it be less of a possibility now? Because it is very difficult to hack bitcoin businesses and sell the stolen coins to suppress price now. |
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Bear bitcoin market is wishful thinking. There won't be any bear market. Too many people are waiting to buy their first bitcoin. Mainstream adoption has just started couple of months ago. Avalanche can't be stopped at this stage.
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I kinda took Blitz's advice here, and glad I did. 24 hr volume has fallen to 50% of what it was a few days ago. Failure to break 2750 with any real momentum. Then it flattened sideways at 2700 (always a sign for a sudden move). Technicals signaling a retest of previous levels.
The low volume made the market feel exhausted to me. And if ETH doesn't hold $300, it's going to start a domino effect and it will get very ugly in the altcoin market. Bitcoin doesn't care about altcoin market. |
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Technicals is nonsense. Especially in bitcoin. Technicals is how whales catch small fish that use technicals to trade.
In which case, technicals is not nonsense, as it informs behaviour. Corrected it for you. |
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Technicals signaling a retest of previous levels.
Technicals is nonsense. Especially in bitcoin. Technicals is how whales catch small fish that use technicals to trade. I'm always buying when dumps give me such a chance! Never been wrong so far! |
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Same problem here.
Sent ETH from my Poloniex wallet and the ETH was sent. I even got a transaction id.
But it just does not show up on the blockchain. It has been well over 12 hours now.
Here is the transaction id:
0xd278b6cfc520006789e95cd244fdb3aa9da1337b7745b3c4b1bcf9d912a7a03f
It says "Unable to locate Transaction entry".
I was thinking this was due to the network congestion that happened when I made the transfer. But the network seems to be normal now?
Can anyone help with this? Does this mean I have lost my ETH.
Did you get this resolved? I just submitted a help ticket to Polo. Please, don't forget to write back here when your issue resolves. It looks like transaction have not been sent by Polo (didn't reach ETH network). I have exact same problem, I sent mine almost 24 hours ago I am having exact the same issue (26 hours ago...). I do have a TX id as well. I guess the ethereum node of polo was disconnected while we requested our withdrawal. Polo just needs to do a retransmission of those transactions. (or roll back, but that's more hassle I think) edit: i just did a small withdrawal for testing and that is working fine now. So my analysis seems to be valid. It was just a temporary glitch... My transaction is now up on the blockchain and it is being reflected on the destination wallet's address on etherscan. Mine too. Good. So, now people can easily transfer their ETHf to the exchanges and sell them. |
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BTW, US gov is a very broad term. There are all different kinds of people there. Certainly, there are such that do not approve the coup d'état that took place during the fall of 2008 in US.
Do you mean Obama getting elected? No. I mean the capitulation of GW Bush administration to Wall Street extortionists. By the end of 2008 US gov was already a division of Wall Street. Obama was the choice of the financial capital. With Trump's victory the industrial capital managed to gain some ground back but not too much. |
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You do realize, that the Segwit2x client is mainly built by Jeff Garzik and has also some commits/reviews from Gavin Andresen?
You do realize that these guys built the clients for XT, Classic, and Unlimited as well? All they do is the same just under another name!
By the way: Jeff Garzik has a lot of code also in the linux kernel. So if you don't trust him, good luck with Microsoft/Apple. But yeah, I guess, that's the main problem here: You are trusting large corporations more than voluntary open development. Why do you even use Bitcoin?! There have been large corporations providing financial services around for years, you know? You do realize that I can't trust a person that opposed translation of BitcoinQt UI in Farsi language because US gov introduced sanctions against Iran! Can you explain to me, why you think that Blockstream has to fear less issues with the US government than single individuals around the globe? Blockstream has to fear not less, but more issues with US gov. And thats good! Blockstream is the best that is left of the cypherpunk movement and companies like Cygnus Solutions. BTW, US gov is a very broad term. There are all different kinds of people there. Certainly, there are such that do not approve the coup d'état that took place during the fall of 2008 in US. |
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What gives me headaches is, that a few months later we will again have to argue and fight about the hardfork.
I guess, there won't be much fighting about that: With Segwit2x miners are signalling in bit 4, that they activate segwit once it reaches 80% and EXACTLY 3 months later the 2mb part. Miners backing out of the 2mb part risk getting orphaned blocks. Although I can not believe any smart user is willing to run a client build by Jihan and the Shilbert guys!
You do realize, that the Segwit2x client is mainly built by Jeff Garzik and has also some commits/reviews from Gavin Andresen? You do realize that these guys built the clients for XT, Classic, and Unlimited as well? All they do is the same just under another name!
By the way: Jeff Garzik has a lot of code also in the linux kernel. So if you don't trust him, good luck with Microsoft/Apple. But yeah, I guess, that's the main problem here: You are trusting large corporations more than voluntary open development. Why do you even use Bitcoin?! There have been large corporations providing financial services around for years, you know? You do realize that I can't trust a person that opposed translation of BitcoinQt UI in Farsi language because US gov introduced sanctions against Iran! |
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What gives me headaches is, that a few months later we will again have to argue and fight about the hardfork.
I guess, there won't be much fighting about that: With Segwit2x miners are signalling in bit 4, that they activate segwit once it reaches 80% and EXACTLY 3 months later the 2mb part. Miners backing out of the 2mb part risk getting orphaned blocks. Although I can not believe any smart user is willing to run a client build by Jihan and the Shilbert guys!
You do realize, that the Segwit2x client is mainly built by Jeff Garzik and has also some commits/reviews from Gavin Andresen? You do realize that these guys built the clients for XT, Classic, and Unlimited as well? All they do is the same just under another name! |
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All that matters in the end is whether you reach your goals, or rather fulfill your deep desires. What if your goal and deep desire is to find the truth? |
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When is it expected to be normal?I am expecting more price fall but as soon as congestion is over,its going to cross $500
I think so. But how do we solve the congestion problem? By using ETHc instead of ETHf. |
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what will be with vanished transactions?
I guess the next fork to roll back the ETHf blockchain is not far away. |
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I just can't figure out where this ETHf dump will go when South Korean desperadoes wake up tomorrow and see that their money evaporated?
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Is anyone else surprised the market hasn't responded more positively to the recent developments RE:segwit?
Segwit2X is not SegWit. |
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BTC bought and BTC sold. End result for BTC price is zero!
The moral of today's story. Well, poloniex ETH/BTC is the main market. So i assume most of this ICO ETH would go through bitcoin part... So i got scared... If you have ETHf you should be scared. If you have BTC you've nothing to worry about. |
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my dear dev ,do you have plan to fix this network issue  You don't need the network? For pump-and-dump coins like ETHf you only need ETHf account with an exchange! |
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1. ETH > BTC (1st ~0.2% trading fee) > US (2nd ~0.2% trading fee)
BTC bought and BTC sold. End result for BTC price is zero! |
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and would subsequently lead to sell off of BTC dragging price down below the current interest of the fresh blood... That is nonsense. Why would any bitcoin hodler sell their bitcoins if ETHf goes down? So the last ICO got 150millions of fund in ETH. How does this ICO work? I fought people give ETH for some token, and the start up owner has ETH. So if you have 150 million of $ in ETH, why would you not sell it immediately? And the place of BTC here is... what? |
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Hopefully all this unpleasant situation with transactions will be over soon. I also have sent one ETH based token about 2 hours ago and it is still nowhere going. ETHc transactions are okay. Only ETHf transactions are going nowhere! |
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