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I think bitcoin will last for at least 100 years even with bitcoin high transaction fee problem because many people still believes in bitcoin, they don't care about any other coin, all they care about is just bitcoin. No matter what will happen some people will just buy bitcoin. And for must people, bitcoin is an entry point for the cryptocurrency world.
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Yes, many experts considered bitcoin as a gold 2.0 but the only problem with bitcoin is the price fluctuations which is very hard to predict. Bitcoin value is growing exponentially over the recent months per beyond gold, silver, and the stock options. bitcoin price just skyrocketed because people see value in it by making online transaction more simpler more than ever.
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What do you think a about it? is it good or bad for bitcoin?
Bitcoin community is growing everyday because people like it that is why they are joining the community. it is good for bitcoin and all the bitcoiners around the world. The more people join the bitcoin community the more people will buy bitcoin and that will help boost the bitcoin price. |
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Hi Woshib,
I'm removing my signature today since the campaign ended week ago.
Thank you.
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Ico has ended a long time ago, is there any date on checking our work and spreadsheets?
10 - January, 2018 - is the date, my friend!  |
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Bitcoin drops 10% as top cryptocurrency marketplace starts supporting rival bitcoin cash - Coinbase says Tuesday that customers will be able to buy and sell bitcoin cash, but the service was not immediately available. - Coinbase is the leading platform for buying and selling bitcoin in the United States - Bitcoin cash split off from the original bitcoin on Aug. 1 after a group of developers decided to try to improve bitcoin transaction speeds and costs  Bitcoin fell Tuesday after Coinbase, the leading platform for buying and selling bitcoin in the United States, said Tuesday it was rolling out support for bitcoin cash. "Sends and receives are available immediately. Buys and sells will be available to all customers once there is sufficient liquidity on GDAX. We anticipate that this will take a few hours," Coinbase said in a blog post Tuesday. However, Coinbase said in a subsequent, 11:15 p.m. ET tweet that buying and selling would likely not be available until Wednesday. Bitcoin cash trading was also suspended on GDAX until noon ET Wednesday. Coinbase has struggled several times this year to keep up with high demand. Bitcoin cash split off from the original bitcoin on Aug. 1 after a group of developers decided to try to improve bitcoin transaction speeds and costs. Roger Ver, an outspoken and early bitcoin investor, is a major supporter of bitcoin cash. The majority of developers who supported the original bitcoin failed to reach an agreement this fall on their own upgrade proposal, SegWit2x. The offshoot currency soared more than 70 percent Tuesday evening ET to a record high of $3,813.70 and was trading near $3,339 as of 11:37 p.m., ET, according to CoinMarketCap. The original bitcoin was down about 10 percent to near $17,074, according to Coinbase, after earlier dropping as low as $15,005. Investors in bitcoin at the time of the split should have received an equivalent amount of bitcoin cash, but Coinbase did not immediately do so, and said it would provide support by January. On Tuesday, Coinbase said all customers at the time of the split would have bitcoin cash. The announcement follows news in the last few days that a large bitcoin payments processor BitPay and major cryptocurrency storage company Blockchain would support bitcoin cash. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/19/bitcoin-price-drops-as-coinbase-allows-bitcoin-cash-trading.html
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Bitcoin Cash deals frozen as insider trading is probed Coinbase's chief executive said he had emailed staff ordering them to keep the Bitcoin Cash launch a secret One of the US's leading crypto-currency exchanges is carrying out an insider trading investigation.Coinbase fears its own workers may have exploited its move into Bitcoin Cash - a spin-off of the original Bitcoin. The San Francisco-based firm announced the move after Bitcoin Cash's price jumped. Coinbase began letting its users buy, sell, send and receive Bitcoin Cash on Tuesday in a surprise decision but has temporarily suspended trade. The company's chief executive intervened after several market watchers posted allegations of illegal activity on social media sites. Brian Armstrong responded that he had repeatedly warned his staff not to disclose its launch plans to family or friends or to trade in the digital asset themselves. "It appears the price of Bitcoin Cash on other exchanges increased in the hours before our announcement," he wrote on the news site Medium. "If we find evidence of any employee or contractor violating our policies - directly or indirectly - I will not hesitate to terminate the employee immediately and take appropriate legal action."  Bitcoin Cash was created four months ago Bitcoin Cash - which is no more tangible than Bitcoin itself - came into being in August after several developers became frustrated at lengthening transaction times for the original crypto-currency. Bitcoin Cash addressed this problem by tweaking the underlying technology - the blockchain - to allow bigger chunks of data to be processed at a time. Although there have been other Bitcoin splits before, this "fork" was unusual in that everyone who owned the original virtual currency was offered a matching sum of Bitcoin Cash. This effectively created money out of nothing. However, many exchanges, including Coinbase, initially refused to support the innovation, casting doubt on its prospects. Price surgeClaims of insider dealing were not the only hitch that Coinbase experienced when it finally added support for the new asset. Trade of Bitcoin Cash was frozen just four minutes after it began on the firm's Global Digital Asset Exchange (Gdax) and existing orders were cancelled. The move seems to have been a reaction to an apparent price surge in Bitcoin Cash on the platform beyond its already elevated level elsewhere. When Coinbase launched Bitcoin Cash at 17:20 PST (01:20 BST) it was valued at about $3,500 (£2,612) per coin. At the time it suspended it, the company was quoting a price of about $8,500. It remains unclear whether or not this was a software glitch or if deals were really being made at this level. Coinbase has yet to give a full explanation but has said that it intends to reopen Bitcoin Cash order books later on Wednesday. Bitcoin Cash is currently the world's third biggest crypto-currency with a total market capitalisation of about $59bn, according to Coinmarketcap. That compares with there being $77bn worth of Ethereum and $282bn worth of the original Bitcoin. Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42425857
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Coinbase Halts Bitcoin Cash Trading After Launch
Shortly after the sudden news it would add support for the cryptocurrency bitcoin cash, U.S. exchange startup Coinbase has already moved to disable trading of its newest asset.
Announced today via a blog post to users, the decision to add the cryptocurrency, the third-largest by market capitalization, comes months after developers backing the effort cloned the bitcoin blockchain, effectively creating a competing network that claimed to enable a greater volume of transactions. Using a mechanism called a hard fork, however, the project created unique complications for exchanges, as by copying bitcoin's ledger at the time of the split, Coinbase users who held bitcoin were effectively owners of bitcoin cash as well. As such, a sudden influx of users armed with capital appears to have put a strain on the exchange, the most well-capitalized in the U.S. market. At press time, buying and selling of bitcoin cash were disabled on the platform, with the last quoted price listed at nearly $9,000, more than $6,000 above the market price of $2,900, according to data provider CoinMarketCap.  According to the exchange's official status blog, trading was disabled after about four minutes after it began. Trading went live at 17:20 PST and was pulled back to post-only mode at 17:24, records show."All BCH books will enter cancel-only mode, and all existing orders will be cleared. While in cancel-only mode, no new orders will be accepted. We will post an update shortly," the exchange wrote at 18:30 PST, and later tweeted. The service outage does not appear to have affected either the exchange's other assets or its Coinbase brokerage service, which allows users to buy and sell bitcoin, ether and litecoin. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-halts-bitcoin-cash-trading-abruptly-exchange-launch/
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congratulations to slide over its success, and this project runs smoothly, I just want to know when token will be shared ,,?
Tokens will be distributed right after Gizer ICO end, I assume. So, when are they going to start their ICO? I mean the Gizer ICO? |
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Hello guys,
I have been hearing so much buzz from my guys about this monstrous miner called DragonMint. Is Halong Mining going to produce these miners in large quantity or what? or they are just playing around with people minds. You know everybody is tired of BitMain. So come on, Halong Mining now is your time to make the history. By the way, why not Halong Mining do the review by themselves and post HD images and videos here since Promojo is Bitmain puppet.
I'm gonna need about 20 units for a start when i see the review.
Halong mining should at least give us some promo code specific for bitcointalk users.
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Bitmain is definitely trying to remove the young guys, miners with small budget out of the map. Bitmain is trying to centralized the mining industry to the rich and powerful. Jihan Wu has no different with Peter Thiel now. Thank God, DragonMint is on the way!  |
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I used to enjoy Luno services for long but things started getting worse in the last few weeks. Bank withdrawals are now taking longer than expected. Luno used to have 3 times for money withdrawals in a day (09:00am, 12:00pm, and 16:00pm) but things starting to get worse because those times aren't working anymore. Does anyone experienced such issues with Luno before?
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My funds withdrawal on Luno is pending for nearly 2 days. They keep on postponing my withdrawals from 09:00am - 12:00pm, then 16:00, then 09:00am again, WTF??? Does anyone ever experienced this before?
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I was trying to withdraw some of my funds from Luno for couple of days, but LUNO keep on postponing my withdrawal. WTF???
Does anyone ever experienced this kind of shit with Luno before?
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Good calculations on the bounty, So when will the token distribution start? thanks |
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Hey Syllon , Gabe told us to speak with you to tell us when the bounties are gonna be distributed ? Now I see you are saying that Gizer team will deliver them , I don't know what to trust anymore.
Thanks mate.
Please edit my eth address , it is compromised already. Thanks man.
0x498994BD5DbD0040ACC3d8b8dC2bA4E4Dd66E4e2
Yes, we need to know the date because everybody is killing it in the market without us. |
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CBOE bitcoin futures surge 8% Friday, head for winning first week - CBOE's bitcoin futures rise on stronger demand Friday as the first week of trading wraps up. - Trading volume reached 1,000 contracts Friday morning, near the full-day trading volume of the last few days. - The contract triggers a two-minute trading halt early Friday morning as prices climb, tracking for weekly gains of 17.5 percent.  Cboe's bitcoin futures looked set to end their first week of trading higher on slightly stronger demand.The futures contract, which trades under the ticker XBT and expires in January, triggered a two-minute trading halt at 5:37 a.m., ET, Friday and was last trading 8 percent higher at $18,170, as of 8:36 a.m., ET. At that price, the bitcoin futures were on pace for gains of about 17.5 percent in their first week of trading. The contract had traded more than 1,000 contracts by 8:36 a.m., ET. Full-day trading volume had hovered closer to 1,000 and 1,500 in the last few days after topping 4,100 contracts on the first day. That's still relatively small compared to futures for the Cboe's Volatility Index (.VIX), whose daily trading volume typically ranges from the tens of thousands to more than one hundred thousand.  The Cboe bitcoin futures have had a relatively smooth first week of trading. The futures triggered two brief trading halts Sunday night as prices surged, and triggered another temporary trading halt Wednesday as the futures fell 10 percent. The halts were in accordance with Cboe's trading rules and match similar rules for other market products. However, investor participation remained light as firms preferred to monitor the first futures contract on an established exchange for a notoriously volatile asset. As of Thursday, major banks such as Goldman Sachs were offering limited to no support for clients to trade bitcoin futures. Bitcoin itself was trading 7.5 percent higher at $17,785, according to CoinDesk's bitcoin price index. The digital currency has gained 10.5 percent for the week, nearly 79 percent for December, and 1,733 percent for the year, according to CoinDesk. The world's largest futures exchange, CME, is set to launch its own bitcoin futures contract Sunday evening. Other digital currencies fell Friday after surging in the last few days to record highs. Ethereum traded more than 4.5 percent lower at $662, Ripple, or XRP, traded more than 9 percent lower at 78.4 cents, and bitcoin's offshoot bitcoin cash fell more than 12.5 percent to $1,713, according to CoinMarketCap. Litecoin traded little changed at $279, the website showed. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/15/cboe-bitcoin-futures-surge-8-percent-friday-head-for-winning-first-week.html
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‘Mrs. Watanabe’ Driving Bitcoin Price Higher: Deutsche Bank Mainstream financiers like BlackRock CEO Larry Fink may claim that bitcoin is an “index of money laundering,” but a new report from Deutsche Bank AG says that this year’s bitcoin price surge is not the product of criminal activity, it’s Mrs. Watanabe. As reported by Bloomberg, the Japanese branch of the German banking giant issued a note to clients attributing the bitcoin price’s dramatic fourth-quarter rally to ‘Mrs. Watanabe,” a term colloquially used to refer the archetypical Japanese retail investor: a housewife who manages her family’s finances with a shrewd eye.  Source: BitcoinWisdom/Bitfinex That Mrs. Watanabe would embrace bitcoin so willingly may seem surprising given her cautious reputation, but that stereotype has not been true for some time now. Facing low domestic interest rates, many retail investors in Japan had become active forex traders over the past several decades — accounting for approximately 50 percent of all forex margin trading. These investors see cryptocurrency trading as a natural corollary to forex trading, albeit with the opportunity to reap much larger returns. For instance, on bitFlyer — the highest-volume Japanese bitcoin exchange — traders can exercise up to 15 times leverage. “We think that retail investors are shifting from leveraged foreign-exchange trading to leveraged cryptocurrency trading,” analysts led by Masao Muraki wrote. Indeed, Japan has emerged as a major economic center for the cryptocurrency industry since the country passed bitcoin-friendly regulations earlier this year. According to some estimates, as much as 40 percent of all cryptocurrency trading is now denominated in yen — a phenomenon that was spurred by China’s crackdown on mainland cryptocurrency exchanges. However, the report warned that, due to the compounded risks of trading on margin with assets that are already quite volatile, investors could quickly turn sour on cryptocurrency if the bitcoin price enters a bear cycle. “The risk of incurring losses greater than margin is higher than in normal foreign-exchange trading, due to high intraday volatility,” the report said. But the bank is not just concerned about cryptocurrency traders themselves. Noting that “speculation in cryptocurrency is growing to a scale that cannot be ignored,” the report said that the bank intends to research potential impact on the wider markets if the so-called bitcoin bubble should burst. Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/mrs-watanabe-driving-bitcoin-price-higher-deutsche-bank/
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