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February 11, 2019, 12:22:42 AM |
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Now the good news:
Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years.
Most likely not in btx. Absolute dead shitcoins that had no mining and no new blocks for months did pump 20-50x during the mania phase last year.. so anything is possible, not saying history will repeat itself, but so far it always did. But there were way less coins back at the time. It would require much more money this time to pump up every single shitcoin and I don't think we'll see 50x on too many projects from now on. Maybe not 50x, but every time exponentially more money came to crypto with each mania phase. Also shitcoins pump hard with bitcoin pumps, 10% btc and easily 30% for alts, 100% for shitcoins or even more depending on their cap.
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February 11, 2019, 07:52:45 AM |
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Now the good news:
Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years.
Most likely not in btx. Absolute dead shitcoins that had no mining and no new blocks for months did pump 20-50x during the mania phase last year.. so anything is possible, not saying history will repeat itself, but so far it always did. But there were way less coins back at the time. It would require much more money this time to pump up every single shitcoin and I don't think we'll see 50x on too many projects from now on. Maybe not 50x, but every time exponentially more money came to crypto with each mania phase. Also shitcoins pump hard with bitcoin pumps, 10% btc and easily 30% for alts, 100% for shitcoins or even more depending on their cap. What Bitcore has become - a comparison to shitcoins in the hope of a new BTC pump. Oh Mighty Thor...
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Capitulation ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) "Exitscamation" is properly. At the moment BTX is my worst investment ever. And now there is dilema: to forget about BTX or try to average my BTX position. Now I need spend only 1k $ to reduce my entrance price by 4 times. But is it perspectivelly? Sounds like you invested more than you could afford to lose buddy. Take this as an expensive lesson and don't invest too much in shitcoins again. Now the good news: Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years. My BTX position already lost more than 95% of it's initial cost. So fix the loss now is meaningless. My current BTX entrance price is about 5.5-5.8 $ and now current level of 20-25 cents looks interesting fo buying
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February 11, 2019, 06:39:26 PM |
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My current BTX entrance price is about 5.5-5.8 $ and now current level of 20-25 cents looks interesting fo buying
Hold my beer! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) You have great price comparing to my enter. I consider my current holding of BTX worth zero, so basicaly I'm waiting for bullrun in next few years and will dump it and forgot about it.
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February 11, 2019, 06:42:46 PM |
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My current BTX entrance price is about 5.5-5.8 $ and now current level of 20-25 cents looks interesting fo buying
Hold my beer! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) You have great price comparing to my enter. I consider my current holding of BTX worth zero, so basicaly I'm waiting for bullrun in next few years and will dump it and forgot about it. People paid $40 for this coin last year. I bet $5 price tag looked great to him. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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My current BTX entrance price is about 5.5-5.8 $ and now current level of 20-25 cents looks interesting fo buying
Hold my beer! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) You have great price comparing to my enter. I consider my current holding of BTX worth zero, so basicaly I'm waiting for bullrun in next few years and will dump it and forgot about it. People paid $40 for this coin last year. I bet $5 price tag looked great to him. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Well if they paid $40 for BTX then they bought BTX in Feb'2018. After that there were about 10 weeks of BTX airdrop and they at least doubled their BTX. So the average price is about 20$ I bought my BTX in later December of 2017 for 18-20$ and my amount was multiplied in 3.5 times. So 19 / 3.5 ~ 5.5$
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I bought my BTX in later December of 2017 for 18-20$ and my amount was multiplied in 3.5 times. So 19 / 3.5 ~ 5.5$
$5 is likely a strong support price for Bitcoin Core, from which BTX might bounce back. I guess that is what you meant by sharing your own investment, right? During more than one year, there are some waves (significant ones, in reality), both for bitcoin and Bitcoin Core, I believe smart and experienced traders can benefit from it.
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... what happen to BTX trading on Cryptobridge ?
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February 12, 2019, 11:34:54 AM |
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Now the good news:
Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years.
Most likely not in btx. Absolute dead shitcoins that had no mining and no new blocks for months did pump 20-50x during the mania phase last year.. so anything is possible, not saying history will repeat itself, but so far it always did. But there were way less coins back at the time. It would require much more money this time to pump up every single shitcoin and I don't think we'll see 50x on too many projects from now on. Maybe not 50x, but every time exponentially more money came to crypto with each mania phase. Also shitcoins pump hard with bitcoin pumps, 10% btc and easily 30% for alts, 100% for shitcoins or even more depending on their cap. Correct, but there has also been a steep learning curve and I doubt that experiences investors will pump shitcoins across the board. It will be much more selective. During the last bull run literally every single cryptocurrency on earth pumped. Not going to happen again if you ask me.
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February 12, 2019, 11:28:06 PM |
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Now the good news:
Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years.
Most likely not in btx. Absolute dead shitcoins that had no mining and no new blocks for months did pump 20-50x during the mania phase last year.. so anything is possible, not saying history will repeat itself, but so far it always did. But there were way less coins back at the time. It would require much more money this time to pump up every single shitcoin and I don't think we'll see 50x on too many projects from now on. Maybe not 50x, but every time exponentially more money came to crypto with each mania phase. Also shitcoins pump hard with bitcoin pumps, 10% btc and easily 30% for alts, 100% for shitcoins or even more depending on their cap. Correct, but there has also been a steep learning curve and I doubt that experiences investors will pump shitcoins across the board. It will be much more selective. During the last bull run literally every single cryptocurrency on earth pumped. Not going to happen again if you ask me. It will happen again, old bagholders will dump on the new ignorant fresh meat just like it happened in late 2013, the cycle repeated in 2017 and it will repeat again in 3-4 years.
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Why do you call bitcore a piece of crap? Because you did not have time to sell it expensive? Did you buy it expensive and still hold, and why are you angry? Or did you not have time to participate in good money with this coin?
Cause it is. Usless shitcoin with ponzi past, trading on scam exchanges. Started to trade it in Sep 2017 with 25 mined coins, got ~3200 before I sold it, how do you think? Just can't understand how do people still believe in this complete dead project after all. could you describe the "ponzi" nature of this coin's past in more detail? the Wikipedia entry of "ponzi scheme" begins with this statement : "A Ponzi scheme (/ˈpɒnzi/; also a Ponzi game)[1] is a form of fraud which lures investors and pays profits to earlier investors by using funds obtained from more recent investors." given that BTX never had an ICO and hence never had "investors," and given that owning BTX is not supposed to give you any sort of recurring source of income (like a dividend), it seems inaccurate to claim that this coin had a "ponzi past." please elaborate - perhaps we are using different definitions of the adjective "ponzi." for reference, here's the Wikipedia article : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_schemecould you describe the "useless" nature of this coin, given that one can use it to make online and offline purchases? to see where it can be used, go here : https://bitcore.cc/resources/eco-system-2/ (scroll down to "services integrated with bitcore"). it lists kamoney, paytomat (a point-of-sale terminal in physical stores), cryptonaut, luckygames.io, and games4coins. could you explain what you mean by "completely dead", given that this bitcointalk forum is obviously still active, the reddit forum is active ( https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcore_btx/ ), and the GitHub code repository for the coin was last updated 6 days ago ? ( https://github.com/topics/bitcore ) . it would help readers of this forum to backup any claims you have with evidence; that would allow you to sway them to your side. I would suggest that, perhaps, people still believe in this project because the measurable evidence of its success which they are aware of (see the links I have supplied above) have not yet been sufficiently countered by measurable evidence of its failure. You say that you started trading it and got close to "3200" before you sold it. what does that mean? I assume that we are meant to interpret that statement as negative evidence, but the wording (at least to me) makes its meaning unclear. Do not try to explain this to him. This person considers the Ponzi scheme all that has caused him a loss. The bubble and the pyramid are different things. if you guys expert to explain things can you guys explain where we can find btx gateway and BTXM? they promised we will see them in 2018 right? and now they don't talk about those anymore. the main dev says ask about BTXM to another guy that left BTX team a long time ago! and now we dont know if anyone working on BTXM at all.and if it does when we can see it 2019 2020 2030 or 2100. bubble? obviously, they made bubble on purpose with fake promises like big exchange BTXM gateway and... you have a point about BTXM. I've been a little out of the loop for the past month, working on other things. anyways, I came back and read this post. Then I went to bitcore's main website and did a search on btxm ( https://bitcore.cc/?s=BTXM ) . the matches which come up have nothing to do with BTXM. Now look on the right hand side of the page (at least on my desktop it is on the right hand side) - you will see archives of previous updates if you scroll down - for example, archives from January 2019, December 2018, November 2018, etc... I went through them. I did not find any mention of BTXM, even though I am pretty sure I read mentions of that business objective there in the past. If my memory is accurate about the BTXM references, then it seems that those references have been removed. I do remember that the person mainly responsible for that aspect of bitcore's strategy decided to leave the team at the end of last year. I can think of two ways of interpreting this : 1. BTXM was a fake promise, as you suggest above, from the beginning. 2. BTXM was an attempt at furthering the success of bitcore, which failed for a number of undisclosed reasons, and the team has decided not to reveal those reasons and instead not dwell on a failure from the past. I am more inclined to believe reason # 2. Businesses fail in some of their endeavors all the time, at least in my experience, so that choice seems to me more probable than choice # 1. What differs is the way in which companies respond to those failures. If it is true that BTXM was an honest attempt to further the business, which then failed, then it would perhaps have caused less consternation amongst the readers of this forum if the team had admitted the failure and moved on, rather when wiping out past mentions of it. It is possible that they explained what happened with BTXM in some of the other forums, such as Telegram and discord. I do not regularly check those forums, so if the explanation is there then I am not aware of it. I am not inclined to believe choice # 1 because I see no need for it. Bitcore has real code behind it - I (and anyone else) can see it in GitHub. they have made changes to it to differentiate it from the original bitcoin code, mixing it with litecoin code, and it is a functioning, working cryptocurrency. It is not widely used, compared to bitcoin, but it certainly works, and it works quickly. It wouldn't make sense to me that the team would purposely mislead people with a 'fake' BTXM subproject, when they have a product that works - there would be no incentive for them to do that. one of the things that I like about bitcointalk is that as long as you have a forum which is not self-moderated, posts cannot be deleted. (unless the person's account itself is deleted, I guess). some people don't like this, saying that 'trolls' then can run rampant with their own personal agendas for spreading FUD about a project. however, the philosophy behind "open" forums is that you let those people air their grievances, and then if you have evidence contradicting their claims, you present that. You don't wipe out someone else's opinions or rants, even if they are not rational - instead you point out the irrationality, thus letting ideas compete with one another. it's not 'efficient,' but it is honest, and it has the priceless benefit of allowing you to learn from past mistakes if it turns out you yourself were wrong in your point of view (whether you were presenting a grievance or responding to it). I think the team has made great strides recently in integrating bitcore with so many other products during January and February, as evidenced by the posts that carlos (from the team) has been making to keep us up to date. I think mistakes have been made, such as with the sudden silence about BTXM, and that mistakes are to be expected from any company, and that is ok. I do appreciate both arvin and retaliator for airing their points of view - those viewpoints are important, and needed. and it is also needed for people to listen to what they have to say, and respond to it if they feel that doing so will further the conversation in some meaningful way. in any case, as a developer, I know how having to respond to everything and explain everything takes loads of time away from other activities which would further a project along much more efficiently - so, for myself, I am not asking for an explanation from the team as to 'what happened with BTXM.' instead I will just share my thoughts on this issue, as elucidated above.
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Why do you call bitcore a piece of crap? Because you did not have time to sell it expensive? Did you buy it expensive and still hold, and why are you angry? Or did you not have time to participate in good money with this coin?
Cause it is. Usless shitcoin with ponzi past, trading on scam exchanges. Started to trade it in Sep 2017 with 25 mined coins, got ~3200 before I sold it, how do you think? Just can't understand how do people still believe in this complete dead project after all. could you describe the "ponzi" nature of this coin's past in more detail? the Wikipedia entry of "ponzi scheme" begins with this statement : "A Ponzi scheme (/ˈpɒnzi/; also a Ponzi game)[1] is a form of fraud which lures investors and pays profits to earlier investors by using funds obtained from more recent investors." given that BTX never had an ICO and hence never had "investors," and given that owning BTX is not supposed to give you any sort of recurring source of income (like a dividend), it seems inaccurate to claim that this coin had a "ponzi past." please elaborate - perhaps we are using different definitions of the adjective "ponzi." for reference, here's the Wikipedia article : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_schemecould you describe the "useless" nature of this coin, given that one can use it to make online and offline purchases? to see where it can be used, go here : https://bitcore.cc/resources/eco-system-2/ (scroll down to "services integrated with bitcore"). it lists kamoney, paytomat (a point-of-sale terminal in physical stores), cryptonaut, luckygames.io, and games4coins. could you explain what you mean by "completely dead", given that this bitcointalk forum is obviously still active, the reddit forum is active ( https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcore_btx/ ), and the GitHub code repository for the coin was last updated 6 days ago ? ( https://github.com/topics/bitcore ) . it would help readers of this forum to backup any claims you have with evidence; that would allow you to sway them to your side. I would suggest that, perhaps, people still believe in this project because the measurable evidence of its success which they are aware of (see the links I have supplied above) have not yet been sufficiently countered by measurable evidence of its failure. You say that you started trading it and got close to "3200" before you sold it. what does that mean? I assume that we are meant to interpret that statement as negative evidence, but the wording (at least to me) makes its meaning unclear. Do not try to explain this to him. This person considers the Ponzi scheme all that has caused him a loss. The bubble and the pyramid are different things. if you guys expert to explain things can you guys explain where we can find btx gateway and BTXM? they promised we will see them in 2018 right? and now they don't talk about those anymore. the main dev says ask about BTXM to another guy that left BTX team a long time ago! and now we dont know if anyone working on BTXM at all.and if it does when we can see it 2019 2020 2030 or 2100. bubble? obviously, they made bubble on purpose with fake promises like big exchange BTXM gateway and... you have a point about BTXM. I've been a little out of the loop for the past month, working on other things. anyways, I came back and read this post. Then I went to bitcore's main website and did a search on btxm ( https://bitcore.cc/?s=BTXM ) . the matches which come up have nothing to do with BTXM. Now look on the right hand side of the page (at least on my desktop it is on the right hand side) - you will see archives of previous updates if you scroll down - for example, archives from January 2019, December 2018, November 2018, etc... I went through them. I did not find any mention of BTXM, even though I am pretty sure I read mentions of that business objective there in the past. If my memory is accurate about the BTXM references, then it seems that those references have been removed. I do remember that the person mainly responsible for that aspect of bitcore's strategy decided to leave the team at the end of last year. I can think of two ways of interpreting this : 1. BTXM was a fake promise, as you suggest above, from the beginning. 2. BTXM was an attempt at furthering the success of bitcore, which failed for a number of undisclosed reasons, and the team has decided not to reveal those reasons and instead not dwell on a failure from the past. I am more inclined to believe reason # 2. Businesses fail in some of their endeavors all the time, at least in my experience, so that choice seems to me more probable than choice # 1. What differs is the way in which companies respond to those failures. If it is true that BTXM was an honest attempt to further the business, which then failed, then it would perhaps have caused less consternation amongst the readers of this forum if the team had admitted the failure and moved on, rather when wiping out past mentions of it. It is possible that they explained what happened with BTXM in some of the other forums, such as Telegram and discord. I do not regularly check those forums, so if the explanation is there then I am not aware of it. I am not inclined to believe choice # 1 because I see no need for it. Bitcore has real code behind it - I (and anyone else) can see it in GitHub. they have made changes to it to differentiate it from the original bitcoin code, mixing it with litecoin code, and it is a functioning, working cryptocurrency. It is not widely used, compared to bitcoin, but it certainly works, and it works quickly. It wouldn't make sense to me that the team would purposely mislead people with a 'fake' BTXM subproject, when they have a product that works - there would be no incentive for them to do that. one of the things that I like about bitcointalk is that as long as you have a forum which is not self-moderated, posts cannot be deleted. (unless the person's account itself is deleted, I guess). some people don't like this, saying that 'trolls' then can run rampant with their own personal agendas for spreading FUD about a project. however, the philosophy behind "open" forums is that you let those people air their grievances, and then if you have evidence contradicting their claims, you present that. You don't wipe out someone else's opinions or rants, even if they are not rational - instead you point out the irrationality, thus letting ideas compete with one another. it's not 'efficient,' but it is honest, and it has the priceless benefit of allowing you to learn from past mistakes if it turns out you yourself were wrong in your point of view (whether you were presenting a grievance or responding to it). I think the team has made great strides recently in integrating bitcore with so many other products during January and February, as evidenced by the posts that carlos (from the team) has been making to keep us up to date. I think mistakes have been made, such as with the sudden silence about BTXM, and that mistakes are to be expected from any company, and that is ok. I do appreciate both arvin and retaliator for airing their points of view - those viewpoints are important, and needed. and it is also needed for people to listen to what they have to say, and respond to it if they feel that doing so will further the conversation in some meaningful way. in any case, as a developer, I know how having to respond to everything and explain everything takes loads of time away from other activities which would further a project along much more efficiently - so, for myself, I am not asking for an explanation from the team as to 'what happened with BTXM.' instead I will just share my thoughts on this issue, as elucidated above. Found quick using regular search https://bitcore.cc/bitcore-coinfest-uk-report/Quote from article, dated 12 April 2018: As an acutal sponsor of the Coinfest event, we had also aquired a speakeer-slot. This time our presentation was completely different from all previous ones; for one it was English only. But the more important aspect is that this was the first in a completly new style. Where we used to be talking all tech and only tech, we are now switching our main focus to vision and application. Why now you might ask? Well the main reason for us doing that, is that we are nearing the end of our Airdrop phase, when we finish this crucial phase we are done with the initial distrubution and can set out to reach our goal of becoming the the number one payment coint. Coint? Dude, what? Also, check the rest of the spelling... A special thanks goes to Ivo and GM. GM is the manager of bitcorepool.cc as well as omegapool.cc.
While GM did a great job creating an in-depth perspective from a mining-expert-position, Ivo presented us with an actual world first: the fiat gateway and the BTXM.
The BTXM is not just an ATM it will do so much more, we will be talking about this in an interview held by the uprising youtube-star “digidels“. You will be amazed by what she will be able to reveal for the first time in Bitcore history. Let’s just leak one crucial detail here: The BTXM has been developed in a way that will allow any crypto-newbie to enter the world of cryptocurrency in the most easy way possible.
And a twitter post, where they plan revolutionizing the world with BTXM... https://twitter.com/bitcore_btx/status/998834475562864640?lang=en The $BTXM is one of the ways that we plan on revolutionizing the world 💯💯💯
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Even people like you will make outrageous returns if you keep holding your position for another 2 years.
Most likely not in btx. Absolute dead shitcoins that had no mining and no new blocks for months did pump 20-50x during the mania phase last year.. so anything is possible, not saying history will repeat itself, but so far it always did. But there were way less coins back at the time. It would require much more money this time to pump up every single shitcoin and I don't think we'll see 50x on too many projects from now on. Maybe not 50x, but every time exponentially more money came to crypto with each mania phase. Also shitcoins pump hard with bitcoin pumps, 10% btc and easily 30% for alts, 100% for shitcoins or even more depending on their cap. Correct, but there has also been a steep learning curve and I doubt that experiences investors will pump shitcoins across the board. It will be much more selective. During the last bull run literally every single cryptocurrency on earth pumped. Not going to happen again if you ask me. It will happen again, old bagholders will dump on the new ignorant fresh meat just like it happened in late 2013, the cycle repeated in 2017 and it will repeat again in 3-4 years. I am not so sure about that. Some projects? Yes, definitely, but can every bag holder of every shitcoin hope to soon dump at 1000% ROI on some newbie? I don't believe so.
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I bought my BTX in later December of 2017 for 18-20$ and my amount was multiplied in 3.5 times. So 19 / 3.5 ~ 5.5$
$5 is likely a strong support price for Bitcoin Core, from which BTX might bounce back. I guess that is what you meant by sharing your own investment, right? During more than one year, there are some waves (significant ones, in reality), both for bitcoin and Bitcoin Core, I believe smart and experienced traders can benefit from it. Well if Bitcoin will show some growth in next few month I suppose that should think about the increase of BTX position to average the price to 1-2$ and perspective goal of 10-20$
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BTC Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System BTC A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution. Digital signatures provide part of the solution, but the main benefits are lost if a trusted third party is still required to prevent double-spending. We propose a solution to the double-spending problem using a peer-to-peer network. The network timestamps transactions by hashing them into an ongoing chain of hash-based proof-of-work, forming a record that cannot be changed without redoing the proof-of-work. The longest chain not only serves as proof of the sequence of events witnessed, but proof that it came from the largest pool of CPU power. As long as a majority of CPU power is controlled by nodes that are not cooperating to attack the network, they'll generate the longest chain and outpace attackers. The network itself requires minimal structure. Messages are broadcast on a best effort basis, and nodes can leave and rejoin the network at will, accepting the longest proof-of-work chain as proof of what happened while they were gone.
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...they made bubble on purpose with fake promises like big exchange BTXM gateway and... you have a point about BTXM. ...you will see archives of previous updates if you scroll down - for example, archives from January 2019, December 2018, November 2018, etc... I went through them. I did not find any mention of BTXM... it seems that those references have been removed... I think mistakes have been made, such as with the sudden silence about BTXM... Found quick using regular search https://bitcore.cc/bitcore-coinfest-uk-report/Quote from article, dated 12 April 2018: As an acutal sponsor of the Coinfest event, we had also aquired a speakeer-slot. This time our presentation was completely different from all previous ones; for one it was English only. But the more important aspect is that this was the first in a completly new style. Where we used to be talking all tech and only tech, we are now switching our main focus to vision and application. Why now you might ask? Well the main reason for us doing that, is that we are nearing the end of our Airdrop phase, when we finish this crucial phase we are done with the initial distrubution and can set out to reach our goal of becoming the the number one payment coint. Coint? Dude, what? Also, check the rest of the spelling... A special thanks goes to Ivo and GM. GM is the manager of bitcorepool.cc as well as omegapool.cc.
While GM did a great job creating an in-depth perspective from a mining-expert-position, Ivo presented us with an actual world first: the fiat gateway and the BTXM.
The BTXM is not just an ATM it will do so much more, we will be talking about this in an interview held by the uprising youtube-star “digidels“. You will be amazed by what she will be able to reveal for the first time in Bitcore history. Let’s just leak one crucial detail here: The BTXM has been developed in a way that will allow any crypto-newbie to enter the world of cryptocurrency in the most easy way possible.
And a twitter post, where they plan revolutionizing the world with BTXM... https://twitter.com/bitcore_btx/status/998834475562864640?lang=en The $BTXM is one of the ways that we plan on revolutionizing the world 💯💯💯 cool, the references weren't removed after all. How did I miss that? thanks for pointing that out - it makes me feel better knowing that no 'erasure of the past' was attempted.
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Bitcore p2pool nodes USA - http://p2p-usa.xyz:3017/static/Russia/Europe http://p2p-spb.xyz:3017/static/ http://p2p-ekb.xyz:3017/static/ http://p2p-south.xyz:3017/static/Recent blocks When Date/Time Number Hash 2 minutes ago Fri Feb 15 2019 21:40:48 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341362 472edc4569b63dea669fc07fbb6bcc3483f9a85f5a72ecafcc85a17b087325b2 9 minutes ago Fri Feb 15 2019 21:33:07 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341359 5b7162775e8ca1e5aa6f0e0a51f1da2d90466363fe64ad8cb9f14587b35b0f55 1 hour ago Fri Feb 15 2019 20:32:28 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341324 23ee2639f7b8dbbce8ccbbc9bc50763b639cb7a5466c2d360ebf09c8c3f5742b 1 hour ago Fri Feb 15 2019 20:04:05 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341306 6bc6a2c1bee3635aeb0226ea6e2efde854e39514fb8133a8717df65269e1c80c 3 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 18:40:31 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341269 836ac5821ebdebeb11c59c5b030166199b350776a14c2a92027ec24814415942 4 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 17:04:17 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341231 f28cc299cfaaca8747e4d345f9df1cc8712ea647f8bbee90e691b3cf02ef88f2 6 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 15:05:25 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341189 a6ec2e1f4baafd6acd62d02187cacede035fab0a77a4c30be2d5e3dc2ecedfeb 8 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 13:36:40 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341155 a2b60decc71df42017a25408da2d0aefe6c8dce5f754ab937987004ef5b102f8 11 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 10:42:36 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341088 988ec0b4c7f0eca404e9e100cc2cb47cdb37542078088480e9ed3b1015ea0e20 11 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 10:28:48 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 341079 93e691732006f9f1f08c104835f7319d2635023785793e752bb8e3e9e5b7418d 16 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 05:00:12 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 340977 46e69a99c8dc76a62563512aadc0fdbfbfe72dd0f50024c47b500e763c0e67f8 19 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 02:33:10 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 340913 4feaa9651d7b03fbaa2ea50b0fe2304eaa2c2041fcd1a1b474972fc59963bd28 21 hours ago Fri Feb 15 2019 00:39:57 GMT+0300 (Mocквa, cтaндapтнoe вpeмя) 340886 96bf8b07da39daf53ea13358b056721e64e7c451591d6746de7d0994d4db2889
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I bought my BTX in later December of 2017 for 18-20$ and my amount was multiplied in 3.5 times. So 19 / 3.5 ~ 5.5$
$5 is likely a strong support price for Bitcoin Core, from which BTX might bounce back. I guess that is what you meant by sharing your own investment, right? During more than one year, there are some waves (significant ones, in reality), both for bitcoin and Bitcoin Core, I believe smart and experienced traders can benefit from it. Well if Bitcoin will show some growth in next few month I suppose that should think about the increase of BTX position to average the price to 1-2$ and perspective goal of 10-20$ Hm that's only guess work. It could be as you described it, but nobody knows how investors will distribute their money across the market.
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Well if Bitcoin will show some growth in next few month I suppose that should think about the increase of BTX position to average the price to 1-2$ and perspective goal of 10-20$
if it stays alive long enough to get to the next bull run a rise is basically guaranteed, but maybe not an epic one. it has bitcoin in the name and it functions. but that means keeping its head above water for maybe another 2-3 years and in that time the flow of new coins will heat up and there are new protocols like mimblewimble that'll inspire more growth and experimentation. unless it gets one some real exchanges and soon it's dead meat. exrates is pure fakery. hitbtc is a piece of crap with $400 of volume. total real volume is just over $500.
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