HairyMaclairy
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February 19, 2019, 10:16:41 PM |
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re: The bottom is in bet. HairyMaclairy bets that it is. Last of the V8s bets that it is not. One litecoin. I'd rather only bet against Hairy, but thanks for the offers @kurious, @arriemoller. I'd want no upper limit as was suggested, as I think it could fluctuate higher than that and still come down lower. Bitstamp low of 3122. If Bitstamp becomes unavailable, how about preev, bitcoinaverage? some other named exchange? I'd want a year just to keep it simple, though I do think it could happen later than that (3.7% likelihood for JJG). Would be happy to send my litecoin to escrow if needed. Payment in btc equivalent is acceptable. No one actually wants the shitcoin itself. If that's agreeable...
Agreed. If the Bitcoin price falls below US$3,122 on Bitstamp (or if Bitstamp not available for any reason, Bitcoinaverage Global Bitcoin Price Index USD) at any time prior to 20 February 2020, then Hairy will pay V8 BTC0.012. If the Bitcoin price does not fall below US$3,122 prior to 20 February 2020, then V8 will pay Hairy BTC0.012. Propose to lock in current LTC exchange rate of approx BTC0.012 (Bitstamp) to keep it simple. Please quote above if amenable. Agreed. It's a bet. Good luck Mr. Maclairy. Good luck Monsieur De La V8s
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Last of the V8s
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February 19, 2019, 10:16:46 PM |
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This is fine. Coinbase you cunts.
Meh. Why would anyone have anything to do with Coinbase after the Bcash stunt where they withheld Bcash until January to prop up the price? Coinbase has been selective scamming since 2014 that I know about. Their history is a long and retarded one full of pro-USG activities and of dishonesty. People do still use them out of greed, stupidity or laziness. I hope they go down sooner rather than later.
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JayJuanGee
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February 19, 2019, 10:20:13 PM |
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Trading volume for the last 24 hours is the highest in the last 10 months : more than 10 Billions.
Why the fuck do people still buy Ethereum? I don't understand. , It is proven it doesn't have any magical solution to its L1 scalability and also nobody's using its dapps neither. So why would anybody want that piece of shit? $5b worth of eth is traded in the last 24h. What the fuck... *at least they are not buying bcash, that's a relief. They buy it so that they can pump shitcoins and scams, which is a use case in and of itself that causes speculation regarding how many and how much shit can be built on top of other shit, which causes various network effects. In the long (perhaps 50 years) or medium (perhaps 5-10 years), the market is going to realize how shitty the whole ETH foundation is (including the fact that it is insecure of both centralization and also in terms of the shenanigans that are built on such centralization - which includes a fiat kind of set of monetary policies that they don't openly admit). I remain somewhat surprised regarding the actual fact that some more serious projects are actually building on ETH - which is going to cause the scam to continue for a decently long time - absent some real major issue that cannot be short-to-medium term covered up. In other words, it seems pie in the sky to be wishing on the short term demise of ETH, even though I am in the same camp in which I am not going to put much if any of my actual value into such shescamicans.
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JayJuanGee
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February 19, 2019, 10:24:43 PM |
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Probably because ETH is moving from a POW (proof of work) to a PoS (proof of stake) consensus algorithm with a minimum of 32 ETH required to stake, and a lot of people are buying it at these low prices so that they can start staking soon
Yeah right... believe it when we see it. Those buying into an actual POW to POS seeming ponzi scheme transition are dumb-ass-fucks to actually conjecture that POW to POS will actually: 1) take place and 2) if it does take place without some major additional scam (smoke and mirrors) hiccup(s).
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JayJuanGee
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February 19, 2019, 10:35:35 PM |
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Probably because ETH is moving from a POW (proof of work) to a PoS (proof of stake) consensus algorithm with a minimum of 32 ETH required to stake, and a lot of people are buying it at these low prices so that they can start staking soon
This has been said for forever, still nothing. I doubt anything will change. LOL. POW is where workers rule. POS is where rent seekers rule. You can never create sustainable economy where rent seekers rule! Ethereum was created as a coin of the people that don't understand monetary theory by the people that don't understand monetary theory for the people that don't understand monetary theory! In other words, POS and ethereum is/are a ponzi scheme... Can make a lot of money, as long as you are in early...  Personally, I am not interested in playing such a game, but there is about 99% of the world's population that has not yet been tapped, and plenty of them would like to attempt to get rich quick and don't mind gambling to attempt such richness, especially if they don't know what they do not know.
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Last of the V8s
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February 19, 2019, 10:36:11 PM |
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Could we encrypt Craig Wright and lose the keys?
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JayJuanGee
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February 19, 2019, 10:48:19 PM |
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@jjg. Don't take this the Wrong way but ive found you a new avatar  I have only had three avatars to date, so not very likely that I would change my avatar outside of very compelling circumstances, and what you have presented is far from compelling. 1) dancer avatar 2) dancer avatar on a hat 3) dancer avatar on a hat with transparent background The avatar you presented, actually, looks like it could be considered as a bitcoinPsycho avatar, perhaps if you could fit such avatar variation on a hat? I would not try to take such avatar from you. 
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February 19, 2019, 10:49:59 PM |
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Could we encrypt Craig Wright and lose the keys?
No, but we can expose his fraudulence every day of the week. 
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February 19, 2019, 10:50:27 PM |
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Probably because ETH is moving from a POW (proof of work) to a PoS (proof of stake) consensus algorithm with a minimum of 32 ETH required to stake, and a lot of people are buying it at these low prices so that they can start staking soon
This has been said for forever, still nothing. I doubt anything will change. LOL. POW is where workers rule. POS is where rent seekers rule. You can never create sustainable economy where rent seekers rule! Ethereum was created as a coin of the people that don't understand monetary theory by the people that don't understand monetary theory for the people that don't understand monetary theory! In other words, POS and ethereum is/are a ponzi scheme... Can make a lot of money, as long as you are in early...  Personally, I am not interested in playing such a game, but there is about 99% of the world's population that has not yet been tapped, and plenty of them would like to attempt to get rich quick and don't mind gambling to attempt such richness, especially if they don't know what they do not know. POW is the exact same thing, why do you think early miners get the worm, hell same with all investments. Early makes it big, that's not Ponzi you think you would figure that the fuck out when in crypto people were calling Bitcoin a Ponzi.
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HairyMaclairy
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February 19, 2019, 10:51:24 PM |
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Could we encrypt Craig Wright and lose the keys?
No, but we can expose his fraudulence every day of the week.  Or we could just ignore him as irrelevant
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Biodom
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February 19, 2019, 10:51:30 PM |
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Probably because ETH is moving from a POW (proof of work) to a PoS (proof of stake) consensus algorithm with a minimum of 32 ETH required to stake, and a lot of people are buying it at these low prices so that they can start staking soon
This has been said for forever, still nothing. I doubt anything will change. LOL. POW is where workers rule. POS is where rent seekers rule. You can never create sustainable economy where rent seekers rule! Ethereum was created as a coin of the people that don't understand monetary theory by the people that don't understand monetary theory for the people that don't understand monetary theory! I agree, however, I worry that current rent seekers (which are dominant in the current economy) will simply transplant themselves onto POS, thereby strengthening it.
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February 19, 2019, 10:54:19 PM |
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Good luck on your bet gentleman. May the best bottom win. Or we could just ignore him as irrelevant
The problem with that is the new born fish. They'll most likely fall for it and bite. Gives BTC a bad reputation. Ignoring a problem doesn't make it go away.
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Arriemoller
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February 19, 2019, 10:54:19 PM |
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Going to break 4k, are we?
Didn't we already do that a month or so ago? I fail to see the wow factor in that, just normal volatility. It's because we're showing more evidence of it reversing. Nah, it's too early for that, we have several more months sideways to look forward to. I'll be glad if I'm wrong, but I'm probably not. I would say you are both right and wrong  We have bottomed and yes we have several more months of sideways. pish tosh I would say you are both right and wrong. You are right about the sideways. But there's plenty of room yet for a stab down to the dark side. I'd even prefer it that way. I'll bet you a litecoin? I will take it if Hairy won't. I will wager 1 LTC we have already seen the bottom of this bear market. That is, it will not go lower than 3122. Suggest period of wager is until Dec 31 2019, or we go over 7500 on Stamp in USD (or under 3122) - whichever is sooner? Edited for clarity. I will also take that bet, if those terms are accepted by Mr V8. By the way, Isn't the phrase in the movie "the last of the interceptors" or something like that? Haven't seen it since the 80s but that's my memory of it. Gonna check the internet for that now. @Arriemoller Are you taking the bet with Hairy? or with kurious or both? With none, Mr V8 is taking it with Mr Hairy if I remember correctly.
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February 19, 2019, 11:00:30 PM Last edit: February 19, 2019, 11:14:36 PM by Biodom |
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CL: two stadiums full of people who paid good money plus hundreds of million people watching this on TV and all they got was 0:0. Happy that I did not watch it (this time).
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Last of the V8s
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February 19, 2019, 11:25:42 PM |
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February 19, 2019, 11:35:25 PM |
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I use baby wipes or water. Now you know. 
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JayJuanGee
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February 19, 2019, 11:43:48 PM |
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Settle down Pamoldar. Clips like these are just within the normal mainstream types of ambiguous bitcoin commentary, including sometimes questionable attempts at causal connections (if we are considering the mention of the JPMorgan coin).
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