Or at might just build a neural network into it and after sufficient testing let the bot make its own decisions.
You looking for AI that gathers market data and makes predictions based on that? There are a few coming out, a few more others that make the claim, and a few with some ICOs.
my programmer roommate made a passing mention of building said neural network, that's all. nothing actually planned or anything.
The whole energy argument is stupid. It's in the best interests of miners to have the cheapest electricity possible, right? Well, once you pay the up front costs for solar and wind and such, that's basically it, for years. So it's a self solving problem, because miners will seek profit, and they means reducing recurring costs. I mean, with enough solar/wind, even GPU miners would be profitable with btc mining. Sure is only a few hundred Satoshi a day, but so what? It doesn't cost anything!
Oh no you didn't. Run the numbers for us. Show us how right you are.
ok ok, so maybe i was exaggerating. god knows i haven't looked at the real numbers myself. but still, my point - miners desire the cheapest electricity, and don't care if it's oil or coal or solar - stands. and since solar and wind don't have the kind of recurring costs that other energy sources do, it should logically be better. is it, with current tech and efficiencies? that's way beyond me to prove or disprove. sorry, i should have been more clear.
It's possible they will be like "hello goyim, too much liquidity has left the system and into bitcoin and caused it to collapse. We are now passing a law that you're not allowed to use bitcoin and must use federal reserve digital token instead". Then they get their cashless society slave system + scapegoat for economic collapse in one swoop.
Which would further cement in the public's eye that the Fed is evil and that the U.S. is fully a communist society. Civil disorder ensues, the people rise up and revolt against a corrupt government. FedCoin is rejected by the people. The politicians are rounded up, shot, drawn, and quartered. Bitcoin goes to the moon.
Not really the outcome they were expecting, hey r0ach?
yay! sign me up.
I think I've identified the problem. Someone dumped some Bitcoins. A lot of them. But futures are still to the moon.
ya know ,this sorta explains a pattern i see since futures - after hours trading, prices drop. but by morning, andthrough say lunch, things climb to new highs. monday and tuesday have done this, so far.
if i'm right and the price hits an ATH within the next 12 hours, i'll... uh... be amazed, and nothing else, cause i can't think of anything.