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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 15, 2019, 12:07:28 AM
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what the fuck is going on ?
what's the reason for this dump?
Trump's tweets ?
It's just a part of the heartbeat of a volatile market, shit moves up and down, don't panic and no he didn't have any impact with his tweet if anything its congress announcing tech companies aren't going to be able to deal centralized crypto willy nilly. If bitcoin goes below $9000, Trump will probably quote retweet his last bitcoin tweet and say something more stupid and childish about bitcoin. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Cardano (ADA): A New Cryptocurrency and More
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on: July 14, 2019, 09:53:47 PM
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Nice new updates (and a couple of announcements) by Charles Hoskinson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVyi-0BcyqMI nearly forgot to observer ADA, so I am thankful for the given chart you pointed out in previous post. It is so helpful for me, and ADA is no doubt that it is a good altcoin to invest. Invest in ADA at its bottom range in ADA/BTC pair, and hold it, wait for months to take profits. I don't think investors can get losses at the end (in coming months) if they invest in ADA at today price.
Not reporting this comment of yours because I do not get to see much of spam in this thread. However, I'll make sure to report such posts if posted again by you or anyone else in this thread. |
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Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2019 Cricket World Cup - Discussion & Analysis
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on: July 14, 2019, 09:48:34 PM
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OMG! It's time for super over!
Bad luck NZ. The scores still remain same in Super over too and England is the winner. Just before the super over, NZ could have won it in the match if that bowl was not gone to boundary on the throw by hitting the bat. Yeah, the New Zealanders will see that four of over-throw in their nightmare for the next few weeks. Very bad luck indeed. Just before this match, New Zealand was pretty much the luckiest team of the world cup, but now it seems like their luck paid off the debt. Anyways, this was probably the best world cup final ever. First world cup for England and the one worth remembering for centuries. They were unlucky for these all years being a strong team in almost all of the worldcups but never wining one. They were certainly the better team but luck was swinging from one team to other in the whole match. And at last it was in favor of England. Well, England did make it to the finals a lot of times before, but could never finish the final with a win. Even though I think that it's beyond stupid to decide the world cup champions on the basis of the number of boundaries, it's good to see that the English team finally made it and won the world cup. Anyways, when should I lock this thread? Tomorrow? |
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Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2019 Cricket World Cup - Discussion & Analysis
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on: July 14, 2019, 06:47:53 PM
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OMG! It's time for super over!
Bad luck NZ. The scores still remain same in Super over too and England is the winner. Just before the super over, NZ could have won it in the match if that bowl was not gone to boundary on the throw by hitting the bat. Yeah, the New Zealanders will see that four of over-throw in their nightmare for the next few weeks. Very bad luck indeed. Just before this match, New Zealand was pretty much the luckiest team of the world cup, but now it seems like their luck paid off the debt. Anyways, this was probably the best world cup final ever. |
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Economy / Exchanges / Re: How is your Cryptopia's low-cap coin dealing with the Cryptopia's liquidators?
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on: July 13, 2019, 04:32:40 PM
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In the Telegram and Discord channels of these alts, I don't see any plans of returning the coins to those who had any balance at Cryptopia. The victims are being ignored completely by the low-cap projects that I'm following (includes XBY/HUSH/PIRL/LUX), and the strange part is, I don't see many people screaming about their Cryptopia losses either.  Considering the only reason people have shitcoins like this is to make more dollars it stands to reason that the majority will be in exchanges like Cryptopia. Only developers and weirdos will have them in real wallets. If that's how it works then the developers have just fucked them and they're expecting people to buy their coins from them again? They've just amputated and discarded pretty much their entire user base. Weird. "the developers have just fucked them and they're expecting people to buy their coins from them again" Hmmm. People are already buying their coins from them again through exchanges like Stex, Graviex, Txbit, etc. These alts are pure gamble TBH. Actually cutting those coins out of existence sums up the entire ethos of most alts - fully centralised dollar grabs.
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Economy / Exchanges / Re: How is your Cryptopia's low-cap coin dealing with the Cryptopia's liquidators?
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on: July 13, 2019, 04:16:44 PM
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This is quite an interesting scenario.
It is indeed and one I hadn't really considered before. There are plenty of projects that effectively don't exist outside a tiny number of exchanges. That's the only reason they were created in the first place anyway. Actually cutting those coins out of existence sums up the entire ethos of most alts - fully centralised dollar grabs. How do they return coins to those who had Cryptopia balances? That's going to be the vast majority of users in most cases. In the Telegram and Discord channels of these alts, I don't see any plans of returning the coins to those who had any balance at Cryptopia. The victims are being ignored completely by the low-cap projects that I'm following (includes XBY/HUSH/PIRL/LUX), and the strange part is, I don't see many people screaming about their Cryptopia losses either. |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Cardano (ADA): A New Cryptocurrency and More
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on: July 12, 2019, 10:37:23 PM
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Yoroi's new version v1.8 is now available: EMURGO is happy to report that Yoroi 1.8 has been released for Chrome and Firefox users (automatically updates). @YoroiWallet is a digital light wallet to store #Cardano ($ADA). Read about the new features and download using the link below. Yoroi 1.8 has been released for Chrome and Firefox users (automatically updates)! - ability to add Cardano payment URLs! - a hide balance option - new warning message if connection to our server fails - Indonesian language Don't have Yoroi? Try it today! https://yoroi-wallet.com/#/ |
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Economy / Exchanges / Re: How is your Cryptopia's low-cap coin dealing with the Cryptopia's liquidators?
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on: July 12, 2019, 06:11:00 PM
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~snip~
This is quite an interesting scenario. What these projects are doing is debatable, because it essentially shows that their operations are still somewhat centralized. Sure, they may be saving their projects in the short term from a dump, but in the long run it does no good for their project's image. I'm sure anyone with a vested stake at Cryptopia would hate to see this happen as well. Also, even if there was to be a large scale dump by Cryptopia to recoup losses and reimburse people, how would they do so effectively when there is only extremely limited liquidity for these coins to begin with since their market caps are so damn low? That's what I don't get. Literally, the whole idea of hiring the liquidators has proved to be stupid. Cryptopia founders should've at least thought a little about this scenario, and just returned the unhacked coins or tokens. However, I'm involved in a few Discord channels of those low-cap coins, and seriously, nobody in those channels gives a f*** about "centralization". All they care about is that their coins order books remain out of Cryptopia's liquidators' reach. In the last few months, I've seen polls getting the vote of about 95% "yes, fork the chain!" and just 5% "no, muh decentralization!" Btc price at hacks day was 3.6k and now is 11.3k, they can sell only a small btc now and give the $ equivalent on hacks day, they have more money now. They dont need "liquidator" with all altcoins
That's a nice point but unfortunately, the major amount of coins that were involved in the hack, as far as I remember, included bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin. |
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Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
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on: July 12, 2019, 01:19:34 AM
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  Well, going back to the gold standard could help to make the USD more sound, but I will believe it when I see it.
Can't happen. Won't happen. It's useless to even think of it. r0ach you have a lot of brain power - of really bad quality.
Yeah, that "a lot of brain pow der" is probably some ugly form of rusted silver... and hey, does bitcoin corrode? Like gold and silver? |
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Other / Ivory Tower / Re: I think I should investigate KuCoin
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on: July 11, 2019, 09:37:56 PM
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I've been trading at Kucoin for the last couple of years. Within this big time period, I didn't face any problems or issues as far as I can recall; withdrawals/deposits all processed on time. Moreover, I've noticed that a lot of projects made their appearance first at Kucoin before getting to Binance. I used to trade SelfKey (KEY), DENT (DENT), XRB (Raiblocks, now NANO), etc at Kucoin till they got listed at Binance. HOWEVER, I lessened my Kucoin's use after reading this warning (posted back in August 2018): WARNING: KuCoin’s Hong Kong office is empty. Be extremely cautious about depositing money into this exchange. (Proof Photos Attached)https://medium.com/@jacksonwong2244/warning-kucoins-hong-kong-office-is-empty-29b5cee66f36Kucoin did come up with some nice explanation in reply to this warning: The Clarifications on KuCoin Office Locationshttps://news.kucoin.com/en/the-clarifications-on-kucoin-office-locations/I still do sometimes trade there (and all that goes smoothly), but usually don't leave even a bit of my funds there anymore. |
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