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Bitcoin, by moron on Feb 23, 2018 22:20:44 GMT 1, This would be my worst nightmare. Every monolithic corporation able to pester and market to me based on my buying history. Perfect. Every criminal and criminal organization in the world able to see anything I have of value. Perfect. Even if you could put identity protection /evasion in place, you are one security vulnerability away from having all that wiped out. Perfect. From what I gather, data is not shared with anybody unless it’s done on your terms. Even then the data given out is not held for longer than necessary. With GDPR regulation in May, and in time, there will be a huge change in the way our data is kept. Criminals won’t see everything you have, they won’t even know you are you. You’ll be completely off grid if you want to be. Surely that’s a better predicament than what we currently have?
If everything is in a blockchain. People information must be stored somewhere to know which person owns which asset that is being sold and which virtual currency wallet or whatver t is buys the asset.
It's all traceable by big brother.
With governments bringing in laws to identify people who own bitcoins
This would be my worst nightmare. Every monolithic corporation able to pester and market to me based on my buying history. Perfect. Every criminal and criminal organization in the world able to see anything I have of value. Perfect. Even if you could put identity protection /evasion in place, you are one security vulnerability away from having all that wiped out. Perfect. From what I gather, data is not shared with anybody unless it’s done on your terms. Even then the data given out is not held for longer than necessary. With GDPR regulation in May, and in time, there will be a huge change in the way our data is kept. Criminals won’t see everything you have, they won’t even know you are you. You’ll be completely off grid if you want to be. Surely that’s a better predicament than what we currently have? Doesn't that come down to who controls the grid? If everything is in a blockchain. People information must be stored somewhere to know which person owns which asset that is being sold and which virtual currency wallet or whatver t is buys the asset. It's all traceable by big brother. With governments bringing in laws to identify people who own bitcoins |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Apr 4, 2018 21:43:41 GMT 1, Bitcoin today 1 Bitcoin equals 6,886.56 US Dollar.
Bitcoin today 1 Bitcoin equals 6,886.56 US Dollar.
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Apr 4, 2018 22:07:18 GMT 1, Bitcoin today 1 Bitcoin equals 6,886.56 US Dollar.
Thanks for the update? 🤷🏻♂️
Bitcoin today 1 Bitcoin equals 6,886.56 US Dollar. Thanks for the update? 🤷🏻♂️ |
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Bitcoin, by 0121DoOne on Apr 5, 2018 12:03:59 GMT 1, I think we could test the $6k level this weekend (or lower) Good time to buy if your inclined. Potential bounce at around £4.2k
I think we could test the $6k level this weekend (or lower) Good time to buy if your inclined. Potential bounce at around £4.2k
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Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on Apr 5, 2018 14:52:14 GMT 1, Damn if I had a dollar for every time someone said now's the time to buy I'd be a rich man. FOMO ship has left the station. Remember when folks were saying it was a great time to buy at $15K because it was just at $19K.....
Though always a risk before one could sense that with all the hype there was a high probability of a price increase, similar to a hot stock. There is too much fear and hesitation and no reason it should increase as it did before.
Careful for those telling you it is a great time to buy as now people just need you to buy to get their money back.
Damn if I had a dollar for every time someone said now's the time to buy I'd be a rich man. FOMO ship has left the station. Remember when folks were saying it was a great time to buy at $15K because it was just at $19K.....
Though always a risk before one could sense that with all the hype there was a high probability of a price increase, similar to a hot stock. There is too much fear and hesitation and no reason it should increase as it did before.
Careful for those telling you it is a great time to buy as now people just need you to buy to get their money back.
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Bitcoin, by moron on Apr 5, 2018 19:34:09 GMT 1, Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction.
People need to go to the hairdressers.
Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction.
People need to go to the hairdressers.
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Apr 5, 2018 19:42:56 GMT 1, Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction. People need to go to the hairdressers.
why? something for the weekend?
Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction. People need to go to the hairdressers. why? something for the weekend? |
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Bitcoin, by GMA on Apr 6, 2018 12:06:11 GMT 1, Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction. People need to go to the hairdressers. why? something for the weekend?
A while back I got some BCN (Bytecoin / Shitecoin), not lots and lots but the price dropped significantly, I obviously bought in over hype. So I've stayed out of it, and from what I've been seeing recently with drops in value, I'm quite pleased. I expect I'll buy in Bitcoin, the real deal, at some stage, hopefully if it goes below $1k, but I expect that won't happen.
Bitcoin will hit a thousand dollars this year, it could even dip under a thousand dollars. Thats my prediction. People need to go to the hairdressers. why? something for the weekend? A cheeky little number, red dress hahaha. A while back I got some BCN (Bytecoin / Shitecoin), not lots and lots but the price dropped significantly, I obviously bought in over hype. So I've stayed out of it, and from what I've been seeing recently with drops in value, I'm quite pleased. I expect I'll buy in Bitcoin, the real deal, at some stage, hopefully if it goes below $1k, but I expect that won't happen. |
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Bitcoin, by aymar75 on Apr 7, 2018 10:46:48 GMT 1, First I do not understand what bitcoin is doing on an art forum 
Secondly if you have money spend it on art at least you have the pleasure that comes with it!
PS: Bitcoin is very risky and needs a customer warning! I have a friend who ended his time refreshing his smartphone, not sleeping and losing thousands!
First I do not understand what bitcoin is doing on an art forum Secondly if you have money spend it on art at least you have the pleasure that comes with it! PS: Bitcoin is very risky and needs a customer warning! I have a friend who ended his time refreshing his smartphone, not sleeping and losing thousands! |
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Bitcoin, by Matt on Apr 27, 2018 9:39:14 GMT 1, Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one...
I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC
Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ?
Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one...
I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC
Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ?
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Bitcoin, by cnrdvln on Apr 27, 2018 14:09:21 GMT 1, Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ?
Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment.
People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free.
Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ? It would be a smart move if they did. Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment. People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free. |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Apr 28, 2018 19:33:20 GMT 1, I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/
No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way.
Can someone explain this phenomenon.
I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/ No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way. Can someone explain this phenomenon. |
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Bitcoin, by .dappy on Apr 29, 2018 0:23:14 GMT 1, I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/ No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way. Can someone explain this phenomenon.
... they are essentially, all the same ... it just depends on where your starting point is from ....
... it is a bit like comparing the world's stock markets ... if one of them catches a cold, then it is not long before they all catch the cold ...
... but with Bitcoin and the like, there is nothing behind it ... tulips . ..
I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/ No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way. Can someone explain this phenomenon. ... they are essentially, all the same ... it just depends on where your starting point is from .... ... it is a bit like comparing the world's stock markets ... if one of them catches a cold, then it is not long before they all catch the cold ... ... but with Bitcoin and the like, there is nothing behind it ... tulips . .. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Apr 29, 2018 7:55:50 GMT 1, Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ?
The Levine gallery started accepting Dash a few years ago no idea if they still do. It’s pretty easy to accept btc now using a payment processor so if it’s a significant purchase merchants will generally do a little legwork to take your money how you want to pay in my experience.
Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ? The Levine gallery started accepting Dash a few years ago no idea if they still do. It’s pretty easy to accept btc now using a payment processor so if it’s a significant purchase merchants will generally do a little legwork to take your money how you want to pay in my experience. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Apr 29, 2018 7:56:36 GMT 1, Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ? It would be a smart move if they did. Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment. People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free.
That’s tax evasion.
Hate to revive this thread but didn’t want to start a new one... I know one chap sold a Banksy in BTC on here, and someone had an online “gallery” accepting BTC Was wondering if any knows of major galleries selling blue chip artists (Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein etc...) accepting bitcoin ? It would be a smart move if they did. Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment. People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free. That’s tax evasion. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Apr 29, 2018 7:57:59 GMT 1, I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/ No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way. Can someone explain this phenomenon.
Correlation between similar assets is common. Do the same thing with a handful of big bank stocks and you will see the same correlation. I don’t want to get super technical but discrepancies in these correlations can be used to find statistical arbitrage opportunities.
I have been looking at the performance graphs of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoincash, Litecoin, XRP on this site www.coindesk.com/price/ No matter which day or week I compare the graphs of the different ecoins, the graphs all look similar and all the coins are performing the same way. Can someone explain this phenomenon. Correlation between similar assets is common. Do the same thing with a handful of big bank stocks and you will see the same correlation. I don’t want to get super technical but discrepancies in these correlations can be used to find statistical arbitrage opportunities. |
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Apr 29, 2018 12:36:42 GMT 1, It would be a smart move if they did. Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment. People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free. That’s tax evasion.
No it is not really. This would be more tax avoidance under the current laws.
It would be a smart move if they did. Take MindGeek who took on verge coin as a payment. People sitting on crypto accounts who dont want to cash out and pay tax could direct the money to galleries with Verge and take home an asset tax free. That’s tax evasion. No it is not really. This would be more tax avoidance under the current laws. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on May 2, 2018 19:53:08 GMT 1, No it is not really. This would be more tax avoidance under the current laws.
No it’s definitely tax evasion HMRC issued pretty clear guidance sometime ago. Crypto is subject to capital gains tax - if you hv a capital gain buying art instead of pounds makes no difference to the tax.
No it is not really. This would be more tax avoidance under the current laws. No it’s definitely tax evasion HMRC issued pretty clear guidance sometime ago. Crypto is subject to capital gains tax - if you hv a capital gain buying art instead of pounds makes no difference to the tax. |
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Bitcoin, by seanburke on May 3, 2018 16:05:12 GMT 1, There are a few alt coins that seem to be doing very well:
Wancoin (WAN), ZeroX (ZRX), ICON (ICX)
Worth keeping an eye on imo.
There are a few alt coins that seem to be doing very well:
Wancoin (WAN), ZeroX (ZRX), ICON (ICX)
Worth keeping an eye on imo.
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Bitcoin, by qest on May 28, 2018 17:10:20 GMT 1, Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition"
Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition" |
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Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on May 28, 2018 17:15:01 GMT 1, Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition" 
Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition" Yeah they usually discount for early bird but this was steeper than the recent ones I looked at. If mimicking the market there should be a crash price after the bump. |
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Bitcoin, by seba on May 28, 2018 17:38:24 GMT 1, Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition" Yeah they usually discount for early bird but this was steeper than the recent ones I looked at. If mimicking the market there should be a crash price after the bump.
Irony - "Hello, the early birds price for the main edition is at 310£ and at 620£ for the HPM edition" Yeah they usually discount for early bird but this was steeper than the recent ones I looked at. If mimicking the market there should be a crash price after the bump. I understood qests post more as a comment on the currency the print is sold for. |
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Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on May 28, 2018 18:16:36 GMT 1, Yeah they usually discount for early bird but this was steeper than the recent ones I looked at. If mimicking the market there should be a crash price after the bump. I understood qests post more as a comment on the currency the print is sold for.
Yeah they usually discount for early bird but this was steeper than the recent ones I looked at. If mimicking the market there should be a crash price after the bump. I understood qests post more as a comment on the currency the print is sold for. Yup read that wrong, thought it was the increase after early bird |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Jun 13, 2018 21:56:20 GMT 1, How is bitcoin today up or down?
around 5K by the end of next week ?
How is bitcoin today up or down?
around 5K by the end of next week ?
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Bitcoin, by artofficial82 on Jun 17, 2018 11:40:16 GMT 1, . . . Everything is a risk my loves . . .
. . . Everything is a risk my loves . . .
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Bitcoin, by lemonte on Jul 28, 2018 0:47:28 GMT 1, Kitties aside, there are some really cool things being done with NFT tokens, some of which combine art and crypto. I am a firm believer that one day a lot of blockchain technology will solve a lot of issues with provenancee as they are essentially immutable databases.
coinjournal.net/erc721-and-the-rise-of-crypto-collectibles/
Known Origin is a Manchester based collective of really talented guys who are working with artists to release digital art on the Ethereum blockchain. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into art and crypto.
knownorigin.io/
Kitties aside, there are some really cool things being done with NFT tokens, some of which combine art and crypto. I am a firm believer that one day a lot of blockchain technology will solve a lot of issues with provenancee as they are essentially immutable databases. coinjournal.net/erc721-and-the-rise-of-crypto-collectibles/Known Origin is a Manchester based collective of really talented guys who are working with artists to release digital art on the Ethereum blockchain. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into art and crypto. knownorigin.io/ |
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Bitcoin, by Express Post on Jul 28, 2018 2:28:01 GMT 1, That means all the art will be physically unsigned, and require a display monitor to show the work.
Just not the same as something tangible.
Like the idea, dislike the product.
Kitties aside, there are some really cool things being done with NFT tokens, some of which combine art and crypto. I am a firm believer that one day a lot of blockchain technology will solve a lot of issues with provenancee as they are essentially immutable databases. coinjournal.net/erc721-and-the-rise-of-crypto-collectibles/Known Origin is a Manchester based collective of really talented guys who are working with artists to release digital art on the Ethereum blockchain. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into art and crypto. knownorigin.io/
That means all the art will be physically unsigned, and require a display monitor to show the work. Just not the same as something tangible. Like the idea, dislike the product. Kitties aside, there are some really cool things being done with NFT tokens, some of which combine art and crypto. I am a firm believer that one day a lot of blockchain technology will solve a lot of issues with provenancee as they are essentially immutable databases. coinjournal.net/erc721-and-the-rise-of-crypto-collectibles/Known Origin is a Manchester based collective of really talented guys who are working with artists to release digital art on the Ethereum blockchain. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into art and crypto. knownorigin.io/ |
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