It is sooooo easy to make money during such sell offs. Just buy the dips and hold!
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Just go visit the BU fourm r/btc, half the posters are alt coin pumpers and they are just praying for BU to gain more traction
Much more than half.
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First... It is hilarious how much panic a few BU blocks can cause.
Then... WTF are you talking about? BU blocks have been being mined for months.
WTF... What are you smoking?
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1. Average transaction time over 2 hours 4. No one spends bitcoin, just hordes
wat? why transaction exist if no one spending? people moving their btc around for fun? wtf this dude is crazy Yep. The dude is crazy! This is like saying: "This place is not attractive to people because it is overcrowded"...
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Roger Ver is the BIGGEST hypocrite in the Bitcoin space.
This guy has sold almost all of his bitcoins a year ago to invest in dubious business projects. Now he is mad to see he had lost a fortune and could have done much better if he had just hodled his bitcoin stash. He is craving for cheaper bitcoins.
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The blocksize will obviously need to be larger or the fees will become too big. Why is that hard to understand tho? The fees need to become too big to accelerate development of long term scaling solutions like LN. Why is that hard to understand tho? Show me a solution to the decentralized routing problem that prevents LN from devolving into a hub and spoke model that just creates a new banker class (or is bought up by the existing one). You're quite ignorant about the banker class and economics in general. Bitcoin is a monetary system in the first place. In the digital world moving bitcoins from one address to another is equivalent to moving physical gold from one place to another in the physical world. It is the ultimate settlement method of outstanding trade balances but it is also most expensive. Different payment systems will be developed that will have no scaling issues whatsoever and moving bitcoins from one address to another will be the settlement layer of all those payment systems.
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The blocksize will obviously need to be larger or the fees will become too big. Why is that hard to understand tho? The fees need to become too big to accelerate development of long term scaling solutions like LN. Why is that hard to understand tho? The current code has a true "bug" (i.e., transaction malleability) that miners seem unwilling to fix (with SW). If miners won't fix semi-serious bugs now, then what trust do we have for them accepting fixes for more serious bugs going forward? Why is that hard to understand tho? Increasing blocksize will not fix transaction malleability. It will made the "bug" even bigger. Why is that hard to understand tho? Agreed. Why is that hard (for the BU lynch mob) to understand tho? Can we assume that miners will oppose bitcoin price appreciation even by using silly arguments to counter improvements? Bitcoin price appreciation will allow new competitors to enter mining space and that is the most undesirable development for key mining players. I've always wondered why companies like Intel and AMD are not yet in the bitcoin mining field with their own ASICs?
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The blocksize will obviously need to be larger or the fees will become too big. Why is that hard to understand tho? The fees need to become too big to accelerate development of long term scaling solutions like LN. Why is that hard to understand tho? The current code has a true "bug" (i.e., transaction malleability) that miners seem unwilling to fix (with SW). If miners won't fix semi-serious bugs now, then what trust do we have for them accepting fixes for more serious bugs going forward? Why is that hard to understand tho? Increasing blocksize will not fix transaction malleability. It will make the "bug" even bigger. Why is that hard to understand tho?
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The blocksize will obviously need to be larger or the fees will become too big. Why is that hard to understand tho? The fees need to become too big to accelerate development of long term scaling solutions like LN. Why is that hard to understand tho?
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Business as usual on Bitcoinland. Try to increase your bitcoin stash by buying or selling it doesn't matter.
There is only one way of doing that. Try to scare weak hands to part with their bitcoins!
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I love this game. Thanks for the cheap coins. Who sold at the bottom?
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Movement averages. This movement will continue for the rest of the week like i said a week ago. No major dumps or pumps this week. I have foreseen this movement. Untill ETF ,that will be the game changer. Rejected is moving to 950 EUR. Aproved is to new ATH. On the charts we can see an solid bottom at 950 EUR. This is just my opinion please dont burn me.
I've seen a lot of TA chart gurus claiming bitcoin is overbought since eur 600 mark. All they disappear when we hit new ATH. Or they come back under new nickname to sing the same song again. And nothing changes, they're wrong again. When will you learn the lesson? You can never be wrong if you buy bitcoins, whatever the price is!
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Bottom will be 950 EUR.
Huh? So, you've shorted bitcoins at eur 950 and now hope to buy back what you've missed?
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THEN SODL. Better be safe then sorry. Its not a shame to sell lol
Please, do! How can I buy cheap coins if nobody is selling?
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Every day, new solutions are making Ethereum stronger and easier to use for developers and a growing user base.
Just hypes. There is nothing that can be used.
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Ok, this is the time for summarize things....can someone help me in simple words and explain what is going on with the block chain the fork etc?
The biggest mining pool Antpool made wrong business assumption while planning their expansion and investment last year. They didn't anticipate bitcoin's rapid appreciation. They might have sold customer bitcoins to finance that. Now they will make some noise to cause price pullback. However, this will be their second wrong business decision... and might turn to be lethal for the pool. But hey, other miners will be happy. Bitcoin doesn't care for exceptionally greedy miners.
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Antpool just started mining BU blocks.
The biggest pool is heading to bankruptcy. Any idea why? to run with lots of BTC So, it is time to withdraw all our bitcoins from hashnest?
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Antpool just started mining BU blocks.
The biggest pool is heading to bankruptcy. Any idea why?
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I can't know what to do, because there is no way to know what will happen.
It doesn't really matter. There is a winning strategy both ways. Whatever happens hodl your bitcoins and prepare some extra cash to buy the dip if etf is rejected. Will be an excellent opportunity to buy cheap bitcoins.
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