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May 09, 2018, 01:42:15 PM |
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OK, the slow death of Dash must be painful,
Dash deserves to die. Fun factoid: On a United flight Monday evening, on the seat-back in-flight entertainment [sic] system, what would be playing but a three-minute commercial for Dash? Weird. Second time I saw this. First time was back in Jan. Long running campaign. Of course, whatshisname has a near-unlimited budget for that, what with the massive instamine, and the likely owning of 99% of all masternodes.
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Dash deserves to die.
Of course, whatshisname has a near-unlimited budget for that, .
This is probably what the ancients called tu quoque
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fabiorem
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May 09, 2018, 02:42:22 PM |
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Probably they have it split all over thousands of masternodes. I guess that is the main reason the distribution "looks" so good.
In reality, we are comparing oranges to apples here.
I had forgot about the masternodes. Those nodes are a kind of centralization, as only those with a thousand dash coins can set them. So, bitcoin is the most decentralized currency, if we take that into consideration.
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infofront (OP)
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May 09, 2018, 02:59:28 PM |
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Probably they have it split all over thousands of masternodes. I guess that is the main reason the distribution "looks" so good.
In reality, we are comparing oranges to apples here.
I had forgot about the masternodes. Those nodes are a kind of centralization, as only those with a thousand dash coins can set them. So, bitcoin is the most decentralized currency, if we take that into consideration. We can never really say for sure which is the most decentralized, due to Monero's opaque blockchain.
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May 09, 2018, 03:01:37 PM |
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Good morning. ---------- Bitcoin Throw all the hocus pocus TA out the window if you wish..but imho, FA and market sentiment has rarely been this bullish for bitcoin. Loads of good news and innovation coming from all quadrants. ccmf. Our friend the fib line is back, garnering another resistance/support zone it appears. A divergence cheat sheet. Just remember to learn these concepts but make them your own so to speak. Some techniques will work well for you, some will not. Focus on the ones that are simple and work best for you.
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Polk is a professional poker player (a good one) and thus is likely to play averages for a leveraged payoff. Prop bets are not typically conservative moves. That is what he is doing. He is on the leveraged side of the bet. If we wins, it is win/win since he is gaining on his BTC stack and also winning the 10k bet. And he does not think he is going to lose, obviously. But if he does he loses value and 10k. Vays is a trader. He is playing the hedge side of the bet. In a manner of speaking he cannot really lose (depending on this BTC position). If BTC goes up he pays Doug off with a portion of his increase. If BTC goes down he loses value as well, but makes 10k. The risk taker Poker pro vs. the hedge bet from the pro trader. Kind of a natural match.
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infofront (OP)
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May 09, 2018, 03:39:39 PM |
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Fireworks next week? Tom Lee: Already one of the largest crypto conferences in the world, attendance this year is up dramatically and coming at a time when Bitcoin/Crypto is down YTD. Hence, we expect the Consensus rally to be even larger than past years.
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May 09, 2018, 03:56:31 PM |
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Monero with its opaque blockchain. You don't know who stealth mined in huge quantities and you trust that there isnt an exploit or bug allowing someone to mint any quantity of XMR they like. You don't have a richlist. You can't analyise the blockchain at all, You assume its all good. Yay. Monero. Its name even means something in esperanto. And it has a wallet now
Yep, lacks Masternodes too... Oh noes! OK, the slow death of Dash must be painful, but the best solution is surely to get out while you still can rather than lash out against another coin for simply being... better? Who mentioned Dash? But yes Monero lacks that. But you have fluffypony so thats good. I guess.
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afbitcoins
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May 09, 2018, 04:02:40 PM |
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OK, the slow death of Dash must be painful,
Dash deserves to die. Fun factoid: On a United flight Monday evening, on the seat-back in-flight entertainment [sic] system, what would be playing but a three-minute commercial for Dash? Weird. Second time I saw this. First time was back in Jan. Long running campaign. Of course, whatshisname has a near-unlimited budget for that, what with the massive instamine, and the likely owning of 99% of all masternodes. Feeling threatened by a better digital cash The budget comes from the treasury.Which is a portion of mining rewards devoted to bettering Dash.
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El duderino_
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May 09, 2018, 04:04:42 PM |
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Polk is a professional poker player (a good one) and thus is likely to play averages for a leveraged payoff. Prop bets are not typically conservative moves. That is what he is doing. He is on the leveraged side of the bet. If we wins, it is win/win since he is gaining on his BTC stack and also winning the 10k bet. And he does not think he is going to lose, obviously. But if he does he loses value and 10k. Vays is a trader. He is playing the hedge side of the bet. In a manner of speaking he cannot really lose (depending on this BTC position). If BTC goes up he pays Doug off with a portion of his increase. If BTC goes down he loses value as well, but makes 10k. The risk taker Poker pro vs. the hedge bet from the pro trader. Kind of a natural match. I like the 10k+ bet more than the below 6K ..... and yeah he's a great player, i'm a player as wel but not like day in day out ..... its not my first job but like the game very much its the same how i rolled into BTC....
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May 09, 2018, 04:21:03 PM |
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Back in the good ole days I mined Darkcoin(cool name back then) Then it pumped to like $8 a coin and I dumped my stash, right before it tanked back to $4 and I was like “ha ha, thanx suckers and I ain’t buying back into this scammy-ass premine Dash nonsense!
Look how that worked out....
Just because something pumps to new highs somehow makes it NOT scammy is the biggest delusion in crypto. Ripple, anyone? Bitconnect, anyone? Nxt, anyone? Dogecoin, anyone? I could go on... Actually anything that didn't have the 'immaculate conception' of Bitcoin is suspect in my book. Which is to say all of the shitcoins. Agreed. Albeit not to defend the Dash community,but to their credit, at least they don’t make you tube vids of a suited clown prancing across the stage bellowing like a retard...
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May 09, 2018, 04:47:45 PM |
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Another big fallacy/delusion in the crypto community is the following (flawed) theory:
1. Bitcoin is a Veblen good due to its strong fundamentals as digital gold 2.0 and as secure value transfer medium. As it's price value increases, more people want it because it's viewed as becoming more valuable. (True)
2. All altcoins' price are somewhat tied to the price of Bitcoin (somewhat true, basically just a trading bot peg, nothing more)
-- thus --
3. All altcoins are also Veblen goods and are thus perceived more valuable as their price increases (Categorically FALSE! They aren't. 99.9999% are outright scams regardless of price, just as they were since their birth. The rest are just also-rans/ clones of Bitcoin.)
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May 09, 2018, 04:56:02 PM |
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Bitcoin is currently completing a head and shoulder pattern (which is bearish) and we are now in the 2nd and final shoulder which the current target would be 9,400$ - 9,600$, this might be a good time to sell BTC as we all know BTC is currently successful on doing bearish patterns compared to bullish patterns as of right now in this trend. Technically speaking the bulls are still in play and might make this right shoulder invalid as MACD and RSI is showing a hidden bullish divergence, the best part about it is the volume is increasing at the same time the price is increasing which yet again indicates that BTC might be bullish.
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May 09, 2018, 05:01:48 PM |
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Monero with its opaque blockchain. You don't know who stealth mined in huge quantities and you trust that there isnt an exploit or bug allowing someone to mint any quantity of XMR they like. You don't have a richlist. You can't analyise the blockchain at all, You assume its all good. Yay. Monero. Its name even means something in esperanto. And it has a wallet now
Yep, lacks Masternodes too... Oh noes! OK, the slow death of Dash must be painful, but the best solution is surely to get out while you still can rather than lash out against another coin for simply being... better? Who mentioned Dash? But yes Monero lacks that. But you have fluffypony so thats good. I guess. Well you did pick on poor little Monero first, old chap! Had to even up the score. Fair's fair, eh? Yes, Fluffypony while generally respected is hardly as good looking as whatshername - Amanda B Johnson - I will grant you that. Mind you, she isn't popular with everyone: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740313.0
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May 09, 2018, 05:24:17 PM |
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Another big fallacy/delusion in the crypto community is the following (flawed) theory:
1. Bitcoin is a Veblen good due to its strong fundamentals as digital gold 2.0 and as secure value transfer medium. As it's price value increases, more people want it because it's viewed as becoming more valuable. (True)
2. All altcoins' price are somewhat tied to the price of Bitcoin (somewhat true, basically just a trading bot peg, nothing more)
-- thus --
3. All altcoins are also Veblen goods and are thus perceived more valuable as their price increases (Categorically FALSE! They aren't. 99.9999% are outright scams regardless of price, just as they were since their birth. The rest are just also-rans/ clones of Bitcoin.)
Veblencoin Ann coming soon!
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May 09, 2018, 05:33:02 PM |
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W0W, Nothing gets by these guys! The U.S. Federal Reserve system has been very interested in bitcoin lately and has released a bunch of reports from Federal Reserve leaders and researchers from different offices. This past Monday, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and a professor from Stanford University published a paper that concludes that bitcoin-based futures markets affected the cryptocurrency’s price patterns since Cboe and CME launched the products. No fucking shit Sherlock. And Gates can't find a place to short, he's just too chicken shit. Lol
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May 09, 2018, 06:07:57 PM Merited by afbitcoins (1) |
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No one can get more bearish than Google... Banks seem to be investing quite a lot on SEO.
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May 09, 2018, 06:12:09 PM |
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Polk is a professional poker player (a good one) and thus is likely to play averages for a leveraged payoff. Prop bets are not typically conservative moves. That is what he is doing. He is on the leveraged side of the bet. If we wins, it is win/win since he is gaining on his BTC stack and also winning the 10k bet. And he does not think he is going to lose, obviously. But if he does he loses value and 10k. Vays is a trader. He is playing the hedge side of the bet. In a manner of speaking he cannot really lose (depending on this BTC position). If BTC goes up he pays Doug off with a portion of his increase. If BTC goes down he loses value as well, but makes 10k. The risk taker Poker pro vs. the hedge bet from the pro trader. Kind of a natural match. The bet should have been settled in Bitcoin not dollars. This way is no fun for the reasons you have perfectly explained. Their game, their rules but it would have been far better to have it finished with a bitcoin transaction. No need to say which side I'm on
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May 09, 2018, 06:16:25 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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No one can get more bearish than Google... Banks seem to be investing quite a lot on SEO. Hah..new contrarian indicator? +1 WOsMerit Tfw a picture is better than 1000 words. ---------- Bitcoin
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May 09, 2018, 07:30:36 PM |
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Among top ten crypto-currencies (by market-cap), bitcoin still seems the most decentralized. % of supply owned by the top 100 accounts, standouts: - Bitcoin 19%- Ethereum 35% - Ripple 98% - Bitcoin Cash 25% - Stellar 95% - IOTA 62% - NEO 70% Source: https://arewedecentralizedyet.com/Gotta get rid of my Stellars for sure. Dash with 14% is the more decentralized, but have less nodes. I am not sure if my memory is serving me right or not, but didn't the Dash devs have a 2 million coin premine? Or something to that affect? Have they sold their holdings or done some sort of redistribution? Any sane entity distributes their transparent chain coins among many wallets. These measures have little relevance to the real distribution, or lack of.
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