Elwar
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July 22, 2017, 10:42:58 AM |
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$90 to ATH on Bitfinex
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yefi
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July 22, 2017, 10:43:26 AM |
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Hold on to your butts, here we go! 
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moopser
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July 22, 2017, 10:48:52 AM |
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Does anybody think that it will fall next days to ~2.2k levels or its going to break 3k wall?
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HanvanBitcoin
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July 22, 2017, 10:55:02 AM |
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Does anybody think that it will fall next days to ~2.2k levels or its going to break 3k wall?
Break the 3k wall, might even happen this weekend.
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bitserve
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July 22, 2017, 10:55:58 AM |
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Does anybody think that it will fall next days to ~2.2k levels or its going to break 3k wall?
If we would know that for sure we would be going all in/all out. That said... I find WAY more probable to break 3k in the coming days than to fall back to 2.2k.
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machasm
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July 22, 2017, 11:06:06 AM |
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I have been telling people about bitcoin since 2013. A few friends listened and hey have made a lot of money. Most people back then had little or no interest with the exception of a small percentage.
Yesterday one of my staff told me he had bought some XRP. He said he relt the 20 euro charge for buying his bitcoin was too high. Not sure where he was looking. He only bought around 200 euros of XRP so a 10% fee does seem a lot. I told him he needs to buy more. Lol
A bus driver that comes in my work also told me yesterday he bought £250 of Bitcoin a few weeks back. He said he is still about £15 down so he must have bought at the top. I told him not to stress and all will be good in he end.
Slowly slowly it is happening. People are interested when they know I use Bitcoin. They want to hear what you have to say.
Gentlemen
I have found that the level of knowledge within my circle of friends here in the UK is still rather minimal, even though I have been harping on about it since 2013 as well. That said, I was surprised to hear one of my poker colleagues comment the other week that BTC wa doing "quite well". But no-one I know has invested any money into it yet. Almost everyone I speak to say the same thing, "Its too expensive"  I tell them they dont have to purchase a whole coin but they keep thinking this must be the top!!! Oh how little they know
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K~Ehleyr
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July 22, 2017, 11:06:33 AM |
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The current ATH in USD is $2980, right? Just over $100 away... I think the EUR ATH is just over €2600 (€2618?), about €170 away. Soon, I think, very soon.... and my bet is going to be miles out  Those figures don't make much sense with the current USD/EUR exchange rate, I think it must have changed a bit since the old ATH 
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bitserve
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July 22, 2017, 11:08:34 AM |
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The current ATH in USD is $2980, right? Just over $100 away... I think the EUR ATH is just over €2600 (€2618?), about €170 away. Soon, I think, very soon.... and my bet is going to be miles out  Those figures don't make much sense with the current USD/EUR exchange rate, I think it must have changed a bit since the old ATH  EUR has appreciated against the USD since ATH. Around 5%.
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HanvanBitcoin
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July 22, 2017, 11:09:03 AM |
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The current ATH in USD is $2980, right? Just over $100 away... I think the EUR ATH is just over €2600 (€2618?), about €170 away. Soon, I think, very soon.... and my bet is going to be miles out  Those figures don't make much sense with the current USD/EUR exchange rate, I think it must have changed a bit since the old ATH  You are right. The Euro is doing pretty well lately compared to the USD.
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K~Ehleyr
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July 22, 2017, 11:09:22 AM |
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Thanks, that explains it!
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Meuh6879
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July 22, 2017, 11:30:46 AM |
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Performing well this saturday ...  
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Meuh6879
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July 22, 2017, 11:34:10 AM |
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BIP9 (Segwit curb) ! (recognize by Bitcoin Core !!!)  
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Meuh6879
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July 22, 2017, 11:41:51 AM |
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Nice history ... in 2 months.  
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July 22, 2017, 12:01:56 PM |
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Can't really stockpile gas. Even after treatment with Sta-Bil, it gets gummy and useless after a year or so. I've put gas in one of my cars more than a year ago, as it's a project (1989 BMW 320i coupe) waiting for spare cash to burn, I've started it the other day (using cables) and it ran fine, so the gas must still be OK.
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bitserve
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July 22, 2017, 12:13:43 PM |
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Can't really stockpile gas. Even after treatment with Sta-Bil, it gets gummy and useless after a year or so. I've put gas in one of my cars more than a year ago, as it's a project (1989 BMW 320i coupe) waiting for spare cash to burn, I've started it the other day (using cables) and it ran fine, so the gas must still be OK. Yep. I have had cars left for even a couple of years and no problem with the gasoline. I think it is gasoil what degradates more quickly.
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July 22, 2017, 12:51:02 PM |
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Nice history ... in 2 months.   This sums up the whole story.  So, when will we see the $3000? I do not want to be the one that takes people joy, but whenever it's close to $3000 the price drops a lot, is it finally that I'll see $3000 this time? 
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savetherainforest
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July 22, 2017, 12:58:04 PM |
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In simple terms, why you should hope cryptocurrency dies and gold and silver defeats them: All cryptocurrencies are inherently rent seeking usury systems and a pseudo form of debt based currency if you will. The PoW chain does not just magically stay up on it's own, it requires a constant upkeep to exist at all (rent). A peer to peer physical gold or silver transaction can be done with no overhead cost; they're the equivalent of an off-chain transaction with no middleman or monopoly man gouging you with usury fees. Cryptocurrency is completely different. Even if you attempt to do off-chain transactions via something like lightning network, or even in-person transactions with physical bitcoin bearer bonds, the transactions ALWAYS have to be settled on-chain eventually, so you are NEVER escaping the rent seeking usury system. Since the blockchain is highly scaling constrained, it's like condeming yourself to extreme usury in the end game. Bitcoin PoW is designed to centralize and the cartels running the mining operations will either be taken over by TPTB who already run the current system, or will just be a recreation of them in practice. The further you abstract money away from barter, the larger a scam it is. Only physical commodity based currencies are sound money that remove middlemen while allowing you to escape the debt based, rent seeking usury system.  Let me tell you why I don't like gold and silver, and also I think they will become redundant: - Gold & Silver can be scanned trough borders, because those are in the group of some of the most dense metals. Those scanners are for radioactive materials, but they pick up gold, silver, copper very easy as well. - The Solar System is full of gold & silver, and also the more economic growth the world will see, the more sophisticated equipment and bigger trucks will be invented for more efficient mining!!! Might I remember you that we have thousands of kilometers of matter under our feet?? - The population of the globe will start to decline. Mostly because of technology and higher education. So people that will live longer will just be complacent in their comfort zone and not drive economic panic of gaining wealth. Also there is a lot of real estate that needs to be used by lesser people. So R0ach... get real!  (even if I might think in the short term in the next 2-3 years Gold & Silver are devalued and they will get back to better values... but then what??  )
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July 22, 2017, 01:54:17 PM |
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This has been me all summer.
Friend: Hey I guess I should have listened to you this whole time when you told me to buy bitcoins, good for you. Can I ask you a question?
Me: Sure (thinking: ok, time to point him to a bitcoin exchange finally)
Friend: I've been reading about this new up and coming cryptocurrency <insert alt here>, do you think I should invest in this new coin?
Me: *facepalm*
I've also been approached recently but it's always about mining ETH. I tried so often to introduce my friends to bitcoin that I'm no longer allowed to mention it. If a newcomer arrives and asks about Bitcoin, everyone else at the table will groan or leave...sometimes both. You can take a horse to water...
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Tmdz
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July 22, 2017, 02:14:17 PM |
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Nice history ... in 2 months.   This sums up the whole story.  So, when will we see the $3000? I do not want to be the one that takes people joy, but whenever it's close to $3000 the price drops a lot, is it finally that I'll see $3000 this time?  Looking at the past run-up, fud eased after bip 91 got locked in and confidence returned. Tomorrow will mark another completed stage in the upgrade where non-segwit running blocks will be rejected. Good probability of even stronger confidence as segwit becomes a guarantee and buying flows into the market. We could see an ATH at that time although it could be short lived considering segwit will still take some time until activation and there is a possibility of a bug or the fud machine to shit out negative news to give traders another opportunity to vacuum up weak handed coins.
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July 22, 2017, 02:51:23 PM |
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I've also been approached recently but it's always about mining ETH. I tried so often to introduce my friends to bitcoin that I'm no longer allowed to mention it. If a newcomer arrives and asks about Bitcoin, everyone else at the table will groan or leave...sometimes both. You can take a horse to water...
My friends and family just roll their eyes and just figure it's an extension of my gambling problem. They are probably right. However, since I made my entry in late 2014/early 2015, this has been more fruitful than my attempts at card counting. (Didn't help that I tried to mask my card counting by accepting all of the free drinks.) They may be coming around though. My partner scolded me for using my btc to purchase a small gold bar the other day.
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