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April 22, 2018, 04:15:34 PM |
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Doesn’t seem to be able to break over $9,000
looks like its going to happen
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April 22, 2018, 04:21:50 PM |
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Doesn’t seem to be able to break over $9,000
looks like its going to happen resistance is futile, 10k next week
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Vlada69
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April 22, 2018, 04:28:06 PM |
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Doesn’t seem to be able to break over $9,000
looks like its going to happen resistance is futile, 10k next week If it goes upwards from 9500$ yes.
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Last of the V8s
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April 22, 2018, 04:30:24 PM |
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some bullish dumping there
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JimboToronto
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April 22, 2018, 04:36:59 PM |
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Good AM Bitcoinland.
The battle for $9k continues... currently $8965USD/$11469CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Isn't Bitcoin a wonderful way to learn patience and serenity?
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April 22, 2018, 04:46:01 PM Last edit: April 22, 2018, 05:09:17 PM by Torque |
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Still thinking this is complete nonsense but ... https://bircoin.top/We are 3% ahead of the prediction The reason it's nonsense is because the amount of bitcoin holders who still hold hundreds and thousands of bitcoins vastly outweigh (in coins) the number of new users that could push the price to $1M by buying what little amount of bitcoin is on the exchanges. And the float is only getting thinner each year. I mean, there were n00bs still able to buy whole bitcoins just last year. Who wouldn't sell them all at $1M in just 3 years? Who wouldn't dump a few, or ten, or a hundred at that price point? Many would. Point is, because of the increasing selling impetus as the price climbs higher, I think it'll take a LOT longer for us to reach $1M/btc. Probably like 10-15 years. Extremely doubtful in just three years. Unless ETFs come on board and wanna just leverage up the price to the moon overnight, but they have to know this will spark some heavy selling.
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gembitz
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April 22, 2018, 04:53:01 PM |
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Good AM Bitcoinland.
The battle for $9k continues... currently $8965USD/$11469CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Isn't Bitcoin a wonderful way to learn patience and serenity?
Bitcoin breaking out and up over 10K my dude + woi:: idk if you know how to compile ===> https://github.com/bitcoinstant/bitcoin-instant
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April 22, 2018, 05:04:32 PM |
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I would trust 0 confirms for small every day microtransactions like groceries. Worse case if someone manages to pull off a sophisticated double spend attack while standing at the checkout line, then the merchant can put that person on a crypto blacklist and mail them a bill
With RBF it can be made trivial. Don't trust 0-confirms for anything you wouldn't trust a scribbled IOU for.
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April 22, 2018, 05:28:53 PM |
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So really all I know is that they intended to "scale" by increasing the blocksize. ... Has anything changed? Are they proposing realistic alternatives to lightning for scaling? Are there new developments that I should be aware of?
0 confirmation transactions. No, seriously - that's the amazing and innovative feature bcash has implemented to try to compete with lightning. What, did they get some sort of commitment from a federation of miners/pools that when they receive conflicting transactions in their mempool they will mine the one they encountered first rather than the one with the larger fee? That could be done with like 2 lines of code. If it's more interesting than that than I will go do some research. You mean disabling replace by fee? Does that mean all I have to do to double spend is send the funds to myself seconds before I send them to the victim? If the protocol is first transaction gets blockspace, the victim's transaction won't find its way into a block. Double spend will fail, but legitimate RBF transactions could be impossible. There is no way to know when a transaction was issued. All a big miner can know is when he first saw it and he could share it with all of the other big miners. Then someone who is being paid could reach out to the big miners and ask if they have yet witnessed any conflicting transactions. If the answer is no and the receiver is aware of the miners policy of accepting the first transaction that they encounter in the event of conflicts, the receiver could then relatively reliably trust a 0 confirmation transaction. A degree of centralization in mining would help with this. I am imagining this is what jbreher meant by "bcash has 0 confirmation transactions". If it is than I'm not interested, if it's something else than I am.
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mike4001
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April 22, 2018, 05:32:48 PM |
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At the moment we cannot break 9k (and hold it)
Went just about 2 or 3 times already today.
More interesting is that the sell orders until 10k shrunk from ~1200 to ~1000 BTC at Bitstamp.
I see it the way that sell pressure is generally fading (even if we cannot break 9k atm)
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April 22, 2018, 05:44:49 PM Last edit: April 22, 2018, 10:05:26 PM by Torque |
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There is no way to know when a transaction was issued. All a big miner can know is when he first saw it and he could share it with all of the other big miners. Then someone who is being paid could reach out to the big miners and ask if they have yet witnessed any conflicting transactions. If the answer is no and the receiver is aware of the miners policy of accepting the first transaction that they encounter in the event of conflicts, the receiver could then relatively reliably trust a 0 confirmation transaction. A degree of centralization in mining would help with this.
No worries, BCash has got you covered. They're all one big ol' centralized mining operation that trusts one another. No verification needed. So how long until they become PayPal 2.0? Sounds like they're already there. I think I just heard the sound of Satoshi screaming in his grave.
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April 22, 2018, 05:51:26 PM |
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so they just need a few kb right now?
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April 22, 2018, 06:18:45 PM |
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so they just need a few kb right now? Luke Dashjr was right, block size should be reduced to 0.3 MB, not enlarged. Those big blockers will never get it.
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April 22, 2018, 06:23:02 PM |
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I would trust 0 confirms for small every day microtransactions like groceries. Worse case if someone manages to pull off a sophisticated double spend attack while standing at the checkout line, then the merchant can put that person on a crypto blacklist and mail them a bill
With RBF it can be made trivial. Don't trust 0-confirms for anything you wouldn't trust a scribbled IOU for. +1 Don't trust 0-confirms unless someone invents some new sytem to make it safe. I had to tell a number of people their transaction had been double spent while helping people confirm stuck transactions last year. Explaining it was too late to retrieve their coins was an unpleasant experience. This is one example.
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April 22, 2018, 06:27:16 PM |
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700 btc wall for 500 USD in both directions. Looks like it's gonna be staying around 9000USD for a few days at least...
Do you guys sincerely believe a single btc will be worth 1kk someday? I mean, there would have to be some massive acceptance and replacement over fiat currencies around the globe. I don't know, seems unlikely. At last while its used as an investment and not as currency.
As an investment, though, 50 to 100k could be a nice goal in a reasonable time span, don't you think?
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April 22, 2018, 06:36:31 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Do you guys sincerely believe a single btc will be worth 1kk someday?
Due to it's deflationary and borderless nature, central banks will eventually be forced to hold BTC as a portion of their currency reserves. This battle is already over, there is just a great deal of hand wringing and gnashing of teeth that has to happen before it becomes obvious,
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April 22, 2018, 06:51:52 PM |
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Isn't Bitcoin a wonderful way to learn patience and serenity?
After 4 years of bitcoin, I recently added some cold hard stock into the mix, to at least have some appearance of financial responsibility. All I can say is that it is even more boring than I feared. There is only traded going on a few hours a day and most of that doesn't overlap with my spare time, and weekends really test my patience since there is NOTHING AT ALL going on until Monday afternoon, or even Tuesday because NASDAQ computers take some Mondays off.
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