sirazimuth
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November 25, 2017, 08:51:52 PM |
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Roach exagerates, but always has some valid points under the fire and brimstone layers.
Yeah, but after he's repeated them ten billion times, it gets a bit tired...
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Ludwig Von
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November 25, 2017, 08:58:22 PM |
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Roach exagerates, but always has some valid points under the fire and brimstone layers.
Yeah, but after he's repeated them ten billion times, it gets a bit tired... Agreed. But it more makes me smile than tired. (And admit, we would miss him)... .
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Mythase
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November 25, 2017, 09:06:53 PM |
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The current market cap is insane. BTG just inserted billions out of thin air. When will these shit fork coins crash?
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yefi
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November 25, 2017, 09:06:53 PM |
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Once we really start going parabolic, honey badger won't give a shit about TA
I'm thinking it'll go super-exponential too. Maybe $ 26,600? This rally really does remind me of the one from $2. Back then $100 seemed like the ultimate barrier, but it proved as resistance for all but a day.
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Meuh6879
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November 25, 2017, 09:07:11 PM |
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Now, what the fork is Super Bitcoin?
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Meuh6879
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November 25, 2017, 09:11:44 PM |
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Wtf is with kraken No answer about bitcoin gold
Like always, shitcoins must wait 1 month before integration (on Kraken) ... and if it's a relevant "market".
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sirazimuth
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November 25, 2017, 09:19:54 PM |
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Once we really start going parabolic, honey badger won't give a shit about TA
cue the obligatory honey badger linkbecause... well it's just so frakking awesome!
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DonQuijote
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November 25, 2017, 09:23:12 PM |
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Wtf is with kraken No answer about bitcoin gold
Now is bitcoin gold on coinmarket with a high valeu
So Anyone Any idea's ?
Poloniex said something?
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November 25, 2017, 09:46:24 PM |
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Well well well. I see the blocksize/scaling gridlock is STILL ongoing. Dash is now running 2MB blocks. needless to say, I'm rotating out of cripplecoin into the crypto more faithful to Satoshi's vision. Thanks for buying all those coins I bought for $12, suckers. I literally have so many hundred dollar bills in my pocket that I don't know how many there are.
Look what the cat drug in!!!! I would say that technically all cryptocurrency holders are dumb money: More like house money. I already cashed out more than 20X my buy in, so any additional profits from here are just gravy. I can't possibly loose. Yeah.. great job. You got yourself $3,100 plus some $20s that you don't want to count. You made a "killing." That's just literally my pocket money. You know, just in case I wanna fly to Europe without going to the bank first. And yet you're still here. On a forum where you only have pocket money invested in?? Do you also go to chuck e cheese and troll others how it's all a sham? If it doesn't scale, it's for sale. It's all about market share. Dash is gaining because it scales. BTC is losing ground because it doesn't. If you think Dash scales without becoming centralized, you're nuts. It does. basically the nodes become miners and vice versa, kind of like the way the bitcoin client worked when I first got started, only with much beefier hardware. https://medium.com/@eduffield222/how-to-enabling-on-chain-scaling-2ffab5997f8bIt's not possible to create a decentralized digital currency. They're all either centralized from day one, or designed to centralize over time. This means they're all completely pointless and have no fundamentals behind them. The only thing that will survive in the end out of this space are federated chains run by corporations and govt designed to enslave you, which is why I'm now anti-blockchain and only promote physical metals as money. Bitcoin is a step backwards from physical metals such as gold and silver in every aspect. Metals have actual fundamentals, cryptocurrency doesn't. In what world does someone impersonate r0ach?? ... ... WTF? .. Did the Nazis won WW2 or wtf??
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JayJuanGee
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November 25, 2017, 09:52:23 PM |
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F*}+k me.
Bithumb at $8635. Bitfinex is only playing arbitrage with Korea.
Careful guys looks like China has decided to pump Bitcoin today instead of BCH.
No ... This is all about the poll... Someone from this thread wants to pump this shit to above $8500 for the end of the month in order to be "right" for the poll. It is all a conspiracy.. there is no real BTC price dynamics here, beyond conspiracy and manipulation, right Torque? Torque is a troll... And needs a matrix chill pill Bitcoin 10k$ What the fuck is wrong with you Hyperjacked? Did some bull knock you over the head with a Casascius coin, and take over your bitcoin talk account? You are supposed to be a corporate shill bear, don't you even remember your own role in this bitcoin saga? You need to go back to making your dumb-ass bear predictions, in order that bitcoin prices can continue to rise to $10k and beyond. Never a bear just not a permabull like some of the shills around here... Come on jay ... Get real I have been buying the dips since 2012! Your so predictable... Maybe some day you will apologize for your rude comments but I don't think so. Disclaimer: never was a paid shill There is little that is rude about my comment, except perhaps your sensitivities and acting as if you are reading the matter in some kind of personal way, when it need not be. Seems to me that you should consider my memory of your previous position(s) as a kind of compliment (to the extent that you are the same person behind the user name, right?), especially if there is a bit of a joke and exaggeration in my comment that should be appreciated, no?
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HairyMaclairy
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November 25, 2017, 09:55:23 PM |
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Once we really start going parabolic, honey badger won't give a shit about TA
I'm thinking it'll go super-exponential too. Maybe $ 26,600? This rally really does remind me of the one from $2. Back then $100 seemed like the ultimate barrier, but it proved as resistance for all but a day. $2 to $1135 is the same as $200 to $113,500.
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JayJuanGee
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November 25, 2017, 09:59:17 PM |
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Sure, Bitfinex had several opportunities already to employ an exchange exit scam -
For all we know, they have already executed two partial exit scams. If you want to ground your views of the world on conspiracy theories, then sure that is possible. I've seen enough exit scams. I know the way this story usually ends. 'Trust but verify' doesn't work, unless you actually get around to the verification part. How's that audit looking? You don't know shit.... You are merely, guessing, assuming, speculating and also coming to too strong of a conclusion that there is a scam going on based on pretty skimpy evidence, even if you are proclaiming to have some kind of "gut feeling" You're right. I don't know shit about Bitfiniex's situation. Which is why I don't trust them with my money. 'Trust but verify' doesn't work, unless you actually get around to the verification part. How's that audit looking? Yeah, keep repeating your tagline, which is your last sentence to suggest that there is only one way in which the free market works.... Sure, we can have audits, and sure that would be helpful, but in the end, we have numerous people making choices to use the bitfinex service - and USA individual folks have been excluded from such choice by Bitfinex's own business decisions. Bitfinex also likely bans other kinds of accounts or does not verify every Tom, Dick or Harry that walks in the door - yet, they seem to continue to have enough of these Tom, Dicks and Harries to keep their business going - and maybe you could be correct, that some day they will do an exit scam.. perhaps... so keep whining about it, and try to scare people away from using their service.. maybe some people will believe and surely others will not, and perhaps, Bitfinex will chose, at some point, to change some of it's offerings or to improve its credibility through an audit or some other method that they choose, instead of an audit... We are still in a kind of bitcoin wild, wild west, to some degree, which is both good and bad, but it is our current environment - and they don't have to do an audit, as you seem to be whining your preference as if it should be some kind of rule.
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November 25, 2017, 10:02:00 PM |
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I'm gonna LMAO if BTG over takes BCH on the charts.
We should help make that happen. In fact I'm urging all Bitcoiners who currently own BCH to trade it for moar BTG, just for the lulz.
I mean hey they're both shitty forks, but lets kill off the shittier one. Lol.
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November 25, 2017, 10:06:20 PM |
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LOL. Dude is a thin-skinned, limp-wristed basement-dweller. Called him out a while back and was greeted with... @wolfofpoloniex is a interesting trader and has quite the following ... He is not a thin skinned limp wristed basement dweller... And I'm sure he doesn't have to work another day in his life. Why should he deal with abuse when he could just block you ? The truth is most here are shills and thin skinned so maybe the pot calling the kettle black
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November 25, 2017, 10:09:54 PM |
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Oh look. Another ATH.
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November 25, 2017, 10:17:52 PM |
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I like the fact that they're using the mBTC unit. It's about time...
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November 25, 2017, 10:19:33 PM |
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$2 to $1135 is the same as $200 to $113,500.
Yes, but it wasn't a continuous rally - there was the vertiginous drop from $266 to $50, which at the time felt like the end of a bubble. In relative terms, it was nearly as great as the drop from $1135 to <$200.
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Im not a robot
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November 25, 2017, 10:19:53 PM |
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Sure, Bitfinex had several opportunities already to employ an exchange exit scam -
For all we know, they have already executed two partial exit scams. If you want to ground your views of the world on conspiracy theories, then sure that is possible. I've seen enough exit scams. I know the way this story usually ends. 'Trust but verify' doesn't work, unless you actually get around to the verification part. How's that audit looking? You don't know shit.... You are merely, guessing, assuming, speculating and also coming to too strong of a conclusion that there is a scam going on based on pretty skimpy evidence, even if you are proclaiming to have some kind of "gut feeling" You're right. I don't know shit about Bitfiniex's situation. Which is why I don't trust them with my money. 'Trust but verify' doesn't work, unless you actually get around to the verification part. How's that audit looking? Yeah, keep repeating your tagline, which is your last sentence to suggest that there is only one way in which the free market works.... Sure, we can have audits, and sure that would be helpful, but in the end, we have numerous people making choices to use the bitfinex service - and USA individual folks have been excluded from such choice by Bitfinex's own business decisions. Bitfinex also likely bans other kinds of accounts or does not verify every Tom, Dick or Harry that walks in the door - yet, they seem to continue to have enough of these Tom, Dicks and Harries to keep their business going - and maybe you could be correct, that some day they will do an exit scam.. perhaps... so keep whining about it, and try to scare people away from using their service.. maybe some people will believe and surely others will not, and perhaps, Bitfinex will chose, at some point, to change some of it's offerings or to improve its credibility through an audit or some other method that they choose, instead of an audit... We are still in a kind of bitcoin wild, wild west, to some degree, which is both good and bad, but it is our current environment - and they don't have to do an audit, as you seem to be whining your preference as if it should be some kind of rule. It's disturbing that talking about red flags regarding the practices of an exchange and a potentially fraudulent currency they have created is considered 'whining'. To me it seems that it's dismissed so quickly because it would mean a (healthy) correction and everyone just wants that quick easy money. I've read sentiments on this forum that bitcoin is 'too big to fail' now and earlier in this thread someone said something to the effect that even if it's true that bitfinex is printing their own money to prop up the market that perhaps they are doing it out of benevolence... 'too big to fail'? ...Defending a centralized authority controlling market direction? If the community refuses to take this seriously and demand clarity then even if bitcoin reaches $500k it's a failure imo. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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