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Bitcoin, by r45t4m4n on Nov 5, 2017 22:49:35 GMT 1, Usually after a fork, investors take their profits and withdraw to fiat or invest in the alts (alts got a pump after the last fork, but it was short lived due to segwit2x on the horizon). There will be a drop to find support, which usually happens to be the previous peak, somewhere around 6.5k. "Usually after a fork"...there has only been one fork you complete idiot. You've just chatted total sh1t. "There will be a drop". Dear or dear.
Should of prefaced with this is an opinion and there is no way to know for sure what will happen. However you need to chill the f**k out.
Usually after a fork, investors take their profits and withdraw to fiat or invest in the alts (alts got a pump after the last fork, but it was short lived due to segwit2x on the horizon). There will be a drop to find support, which usually happens to be the previous peak, somewhere around 6.5k. "Usually after a fork"...there has only been one fork you complete idiot. You've just chatted total sh1t. "There will be a drop". Dear or dear. There has been more than one fork of Bitcoin Core. Should of prefaced with this is an opinion and there is no way to know for sure what will happen. However you need to chill the f**k out. |
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Bitcoin, by artfulinvestor on Nov 5, 2017 22:51:28 GMT 1, Not sure why anyone is posting about Bitcoin on UUA
Not sure why anyone is posting about Bitcoin on UUA
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Nov 5, 2017 22:55:07 GMT 1, Are you FACKING kidding me!? You're asking on here what's going to happen to Bitcoin after the fork? Are you serious? "Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? This place honestly. It's bad enough the constant sh1t chat that goes round and round and round again. But this!? I think I've had enough. You know where the door is.. Don't think anyone on here will miss you much
Well well well, look who it is, another prik. I know where your sisters door is if that's what you mean?
Are you FACKING kidding me!? You're asking on here what's going to happen to Bitcoin after the fork? Are you serious? "Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? This place honestly. It's bad enough the constant sh1t chat that goes round and round and round again. But this!? I think I've had enough. You know where the door is.. Don't think anyone on here will miss you much Well well well, look who it is, another prik. I know where your sisters door is if that's what you mean? |
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Nov 5, 2017 23:05:20 GMT 1, You know where the door is.. Don't think anyone on here will miss you much Well well well, look who it is, another prik. I know where your sisters door is if that's what you mean?
Her back door.
You know where the door is.. Don't think anyone on here will miss you much Well well well, look who it is, another prik. I know where your sisters door is if that's what you mean? Her back door. |
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Bitcoin, by fonebone45 on Nov 5, 2017 23:22:11 GMT 1, Geezzz.... it's up to $9600 today! Any thoughts on how the upcoming hardfork will affect things? Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? Are you FACKING kidding me!? You're asking on here what's going to happen to Bitcoin after the fork? Are you serious? "Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? This place honestly. It's bad enough the constant sh1t chat that goes round and round and round again. But this!? I think I've had enough.
Geezzz.... it's up to $9600 today! Any thoughts on how the upcoming hardfork will affect things? Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? Are you FACKING kidding me!? You're asking on here what's going to happen to Bitcoin after the fork? Are you serious? "Do you think we'll see a momentary dip? This place honestly. It's bad enough the constant sh1t chat that goes round and round and round again. But this!? I think I've had enough. Wow...for something that's fairly new, and highly volatile, I don't think asking a simple opinion question in a chat forum is all that strange. It's more something to create a bit of discussion, and find out what others see happening in a field that's still growing. |
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Bitcoin, by adewilliams on Nov 6, 2017 17:55:23 GMT 1, the tensions on this thread. Wait till all those that have got in the act are able to buy up Banksys with their BC, no doubt it will be like small change the way things are going. I'll probably go for a Radar Rat with my 0.002 BC.
the tensions on this thread. Wait till all those that have got in the act are able to buy up Banksys with their BC, no doubt it will be like small change the way things are going. I'll probably go for a Radar Rat with my 0.002 BC.
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Bitcoin, by fonebone45 on Nov 6, 2017 18:55:52 GMT 1, the tensions on this thread. Wait till all those that have got in the act are able to buy up Banksys with their BC, no doubt it will be like small change the way things are going. I'll probably go for a Radar Rat with my 0.002 BC.
I'm only around 0.002 btc as well. A friend of mine has been in the game a lot longer, and is doing very well with it.
Bitcoin cash also doubled over the last couple days.
the tensions on this thread. Wait till all those that have got in the act are able to buy up Banksys with their BC, no doubt it will be like small change the way things are going. I'll probably go for a Radar Rat with my 0.002 BC. I'm only around 0.002 btc as well. A friend of mine has been in the game a lot longer, and is doing very well with it. Bitcoin cash also doubled over the last couple days. |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Nov 7, 2017 14:24:35 GMT 1, The higher it goes, the less appealing bitcoin is to people who have a few hundred dollars etc to buy bitcoins with. $500 doesn't buy much of a bitcoin and the potential profit on $500 is not very much. So I can't see many of those people buying bitcoins now. The wealthy being investors don't need the profits anyway. That leaves the speculators looking for people they can make money out of. Bitcoin is not the same as gold.
Talk of Bitcoin being regulated is a good thing. If only because bitcoin could be a very good alternative to Paypal.
The higher it goes, the less appealing bitcoin is to people who have a few hundred dollars etc to buy bitcoins with. $500 doesn't buy much of a bitcoin and the potential profit on $500 is not very much. So I can't see many of those people buying bitcoins now. The wealthy being investors don't need the profits anyway. That leaves the speculators looking for people they can make money out of. Bitcoin is not the same as gold.
Talk of Bitcoin being regulated is a good thing. If only because bitcoin could be a very good alternative to Paypal.
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Bitcoin, by RoboJ on Nov 7, 2017 15:09:26 GMT 1, For me this is the same as the Banksy market. Banksy traditionally appealed to a young group with disposable income. Even until a couple of years ago you could choose between upgrading your corsa and buying a print but now with the cheapest prints being 5-6k its no longer an easy impulse buy. Its a proper save up to get one item. With that its cut out an entire market of traditional Banksy fans who once could afford one. Once you've lost the core demographic I dont know where it goes.
For me this is the same as the Banksy market. Banksy traditionally appealed to a young group with disposable income. Even until a couple of years ago you could choose between upgrading your corsa and buying a print but now with the cheapest prints being 5-6k its no longer an easy impulse buy. Its a proper save up to get one item. With that its cut out an entire market of traditional Banksy fans who once could afford one. Once you've lost the core demographic I dont know where it goes.
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 7, 2017 16:00:26 GMT 1, Bitcoin is not the same as gold.
yet.
Bitcoin is not the same as gold. yet. |
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 8, 2017 12:53:17 GMT 1,
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Nov 8, 2017 13:34:43 GMT 1, haha, very good....
haha, very good....
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 8, 2017 18:44:50 GMT 1, $7707
Just burst through $7,700 like it was John Hurt's chest.
SEGWIT2X CANCELLED!
$7707
Just burst through $7,700 like it was John Hurt's chest.
SEGWIT2X CANCELLED!
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 9, 2017 11:05:53 GMT 1, Judging by the silence in this thread I guess you all ignored this and held onto your alts - even one person kill this move? I followed your advise and moved to BTC. Its really been shooting up the last few days! Thank you for the advise. I do prefer to understand how things are working though other wise I feel like a sheep just following haha. How long can you see this rise continuing for and do you think there is any value in the new forks or should they be sold
Hey sorry haven't been on forum for a bit - not been running on much sleep recently as you can imagine. Glad you made some bank - this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly or big industry wide pullback. Markets are in flux right now trading and holding both much riskier than usual. No shame in waiting for clarity, you don't need to be all in crypto all the time.
I don't like how many people are reading this thread now so I probably won't post anymore public market info.
Please do not take advice of the idiots in this thread they simply do not hv any understanding of how markets work. matkets are designed to fuck you in the ass until you are broke and bleeding, conditions currently are prime for this - don't be idiots, don't get rekt, don't forget the chances you will never get to buy coins cheaper than they are today is very low.
Sorry for any typos on phone
Judging by the silence in this thread I guess you all ignored this and held onto your alts - even one person kill this move? I followed your advise and moved to BTC. Its really been shooting up the last few days! Thank you for the advise. I do prefer to understand how things are working though other wise I feel like a sheep just following haha. How long can you see this rise continuing for and do you think there is any value in the new forks or should they be sold Hey sorry haven't been on forum for a bit - not been running on much sleep recently as you can imagine. Glad you made some bank - this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly or big industry wide pullback. Markets are in flux right now trading and holding both much riskier than usual. No shame in waiting for clarity, you don't need to be all in crypto all the time. I don't like how many people are reading this thread now so I probably won't post anymore public market info. Please do not take advice of the idiots in this thread they simply do not hv any understanding of how markets work. matkets are designed to fuck you in the ass until you are broke and bleeding, conditions currently are prime for this - don't be idiots, don't get rekt, don't forget the chances you will never get to buy coins cheaper than they are today is very low. Sorry for any typos on phone |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 9, 2017 11:28:55 GMT 1, Forgot your fork Q, BCH only fork worth having for now - don't bet against billionaires Roger will take that thing north of 1k probably sooner rather than later.
Remember to look at the big picture - no emotional bias in trading - be water.
Forgot your fork Q, BCH only fork worth having for now - don't bet against billionaires Roger will take that thing north of 1k probably sooner rather than later.
Remember to look at the big picture - no emotional bias in trading - be water.
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 9, 2017 13:57:50 GMT 1,
I'm watching LTC and BTC for longer term gains and XEM for short term 
I'm watching LTC and BTC for longer term gains and XEM for short term |
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Bitcoin, by The Observer on Nov 9, 2017 14:11:22 GMT 1, I dont understand? There seem to be bluechip companies embracing Ethereum. I am no expert but it seemed a better solution than Bitcoin. the only thing bitcoin appears to have is a known brand, and that seems like an empty promise. Can you put it in laymans terms please? I did a bit above, it's marketing/ handwaiving/ second hand car salesmans**t. Ethereum might be something mega one day but it's just not there yet, it's valuation is absurd for the state of the project. I'll be a buyer below $80, I've been short for a while and still am.
Where can I learn more about the valuation of coin given the state of the project?
I dont understand? There seem to be bluechip companies embracing Ethereum. I am no expert but it seemed a better solution than Bitcoin. the only thing bitcoin appears to have is a known brand, and that seems like an empty promise. Can you put it in laymans terms please? I did a bit above, it's marketing/ handwaiving/ second hand car salesmans**t. Ethereum might be something mega one day but it's just not there yet, it's valuation is absurd for the state of the project. I'll be a buyer below $80, I've been short for a while and still am. Where can I learn more about the valuation of coin given the state of the project? |
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 9, 2017 14:16:03 GMT 1, Sparky on October 9 you wrote:
Looks like these two upcoming BTC forks will be enough gas for new all time high, ALT/BTC pairs are going to continue getting rekt
today you wrote:
"this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly
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Isn't this exaclty what YOU were expecting?
Sparky on October 9 you wrote: Looks like these two upcoming BTC forks will be enough gas for new all time high, ALT/BTC pairs are going to continue getting rekt today you wrote: "this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly
"Isn't this exaclty what YOU were expecting? |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 9, 2017 14:34:58 GMT 1, Sparky on October 9 you wrote: Looks like these two upcoming BTC forks will be enough gas for new all time high, ALT/BTC pairs are going to continue getting rekt today you wrote: "this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly
"Isn't this exaclty what YOU were expecting?
Yes - What I expected happened. I'm talking now about current state of markets, alts rallied too hard from BTC dump off 7900. In my opinion that alt spike is a fools rally designed to suck dumb money further into alts before they begin there relatively slow death over the next months. BTC may be done and have found its top but I'm not writing it off yet - still favouring more BTC highs in near future but next few days will bring clarity.
That's probably my last statement on market conditions - too many idiots in here. Thanks to those who hv messaged and congrats to those who profited.
Hold no emotions for coins, understand when you hold a coin you are shorting everything else. Denominators matter - that fraction class you learned at primary school is enough knowledge to beat the idiots in these markets - literally no further knowledge required.
Sparky on October 9 you wrote: Looks like these two upcoming BTC forks will be enough gas for new all time high, ALT/BTC pairs are going to continue getting rekt today you wrote: "this is likely a fools rally in alts right now, expecting BTC to either roll on to new highs hurting alts badly
"Isn't this exaclty what YOU were expecting? Yes - What I expected happened. I'm talking now about current state of markets, alts rallied too hard from BTC dump off 7900. In my opinion that alt spike is a fools rally designed to suck dumb money further into alts before they begin there relatively slow death over the next months. BTC may be done and have found its top but I'm not writing it off yet - still favouring more BTC highs in near future but next few days will bring clarity. That's probably my last statement on market conditions - too many idiots in here. Thanks to those who hv messaged and congrats to those who profited. Hold no emotions for coins, understand when you hold a coin you are shorting everything else. Denominators matter - that fraction class you learned at primary school is enough knowledge to beat the idiots in these markets - literally no further knowledge required. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 13, 2017 20:17:24 GMT 1, Forgot your fork Q, BCH only fork worth having for now - don't bet against billionaires Roger will take that thing north of 1k probably sooner rather than later. Remember to look at the big picture - no emotional bias in trading - be water.
Well he took it to $2800 insane free money on offer right there was a few hundred when I posted this.
He might go again soon parity is possible IMO but don't be an idiot.
Forgot your fork Q, BCH only fork worth having for now - don't bet against billionaires Roger will take that thing north of 1k probably sooner rather than later. Remember to look at the big picture - no emotional bias in trading - be water. Well he took it to $2800 insane free money on offer right there was a few hundred when I posted this. He might go again soon parity is possible IMO but don't be an idiot. |
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Bitcoin, by 63schoefflin on Nov 13, 2017 20:19:34 GMT 1, Glad I have no BTC anymore. Civil war just ruining the brand in the process, yikes.
Glad I have no BTC anymore. Civil war just ruining the brand in the process, yikes.
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Nov 13, 2017 20:32:07 GMT 1, I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet.
I bought, and now I watch and learn.
I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet.
I bought, and now I watch and learn.
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Bitcoin, by Ken Hashimoto on Nov 13, 2017 21:16:16 GMT 1, I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet. I bought, and now I watch and learn.
I've been buying small amounts when the price dips, nothing too crazy. Was lucky to get in sorta early so even if it dumps I hopefully will break even...
Curious as to what forum members think about the recent BCH rally and BTC dip... seems like there's nothing more the mining community would like than for BCH to replace BTC. Think it'll happen? Anyone swapping out their BTC for BCH or are you holding?
I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet. I bought, and now I watch and learn. I've been buying small amounts when the price dips, nothing too crazy. Was lucky to get in sorta early so even if it dumps I hopefully will break even... Curious as to what forum members think about the recent BCH rally and BTC dip... seems like there's nothing more the mining community would like than for BCH to replace BTC. Think it'll happen? Anyone swapping out their BTC for BCH or are you holding? |
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Bitcoin, by 63schoefflin on Nov 13, 2017 21:18:22 GMT 1, Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over.
Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over.
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Bitcoin, by cmc on Nov 14, 2017 3:18:57 GMT 1, I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet. I bought, and now I watch and learn. I've been buying small amounts when the price dips, nothing too crazy. Was lucky to get in sorta early so even if it dumps I hopefully will break even... Curious as to what forum members think about the recent BCH rally and BTC dip... seems like there's nothing more the mining community would like than for BCH to replace BTC. Think it'll happen? Anyone swapping out their BTC for BCH or are you holding?
Due to it's unregulated nature there is a considerable amount of predatory market manipulation going on and it could be argued that the financial backers and supporters of BCH have been pumping the prices to give the coin appeal. See BCH pump and dump, Roger Ver.
The support for BCH from a part of the mining community is related to Bitmain, their product antminer, the antpool (largest mining pool) asicsboost technology (enabling miners to have a 20% increase in mining speed) and control of the mining industry. See Bitmain, Jihan Wu.
There is lots out there to read and watch, find some credible sources and spend a bit of time looking into it all.
I'm not trading. Not buying the dips, selling the highs etc... Not yet. I bought, and now I watch and learn. I've been buying small amounts when the price dips, nothing too crazy. Was lucky to get in sorta early so even if it dumps I hopefully will break even... Curious as to what forum members think about the recent BCH rally and BTC dip... seems like there's nothing more the mining community would like than for BCH to replace BTC. Think it'll happen? Anyone swapping out their BTC for BCH or are you holding? From what I understand Bitcoin cash could be compared to an attempted hostile takeover of Bitcoin by a group of mainly business led individuals under the guise of improving the technology. Due to it's unregulated nature there is a considerable amount of predatory market manipulation going on and it could be argued that the financial backers and supporters of BCH have been pumping the prices to give the coin appeal. See BCH pump and dump, Roger Ver. The support for BCH from a part of the mining community is related to Bitmain, their product antminer, the antpool (largest mining pool) asicsboost technology (enabling miners to have a 20% increase in mining speed) and control of the mining industry. See Bitmain, Jihan Wu. There is lots out there to read and watch, find some credible sources and spend a bit of time looking into it all. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 14, 2017 12:23:37 GMT 1, Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over.
Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will fuck people like you who are confused right now.
Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over. Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will fuck people like you who are confused right now. |
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Bitcoin, by Dive Jedi on Nov 14, 2017 12:34:53 GMT 1, Interesting read:
One Bitcoin transaction takes more energy than a household uses in a week
Although Bitcoin has suffered a dramatic fall in value over the past several days, 2017 has seen Bitcoin’s value reach new heights – and the cryptocurrency has an enormous energy footprint. Even simple transactions with Bitcoin consume large amounts of energy. Roughly 300,000 Bitcoin transactions occur each day – and each one uses 215 kilowatt-hours (KWh) of energy – enough to power an American household for a week.
Bitcoins are created by “mining,” a process which involves running a powerful computing system so that it may solve complex cryptographic puzzles and produce a Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin is proportional to the amount of electricity that can profitably be used to extract Bitcoin from a computing rig. When the price rises, miners must compensate by adding more powerful computing components, which then adds to the energy bill. Motherboard estimates that, at a minimum, the energy used by global Bitcoin extraction network at present could power 821,940 average American homes daily.
Related: This Russian cottage is heated for free with Bitcoin mining
What does this energy consumption mean for climate change and the environment? Using data available from a coal-powered Bitcoin mine in Mongolia, the Digiconomist determined that this single mine produces the emissions equivalent of 203,000 car kilometers traveled per hour of mining. When asked by Motherboard whether this energy problem might be fixed as the system matures, the Digiconomist responded that “Blockchain is inefficient tech by design, as we create trust by building a system based on distrust.” Bitcoin transactions are thousands of times less efficient than credit card transactions, by design. In the brave new world of Bitcoin, it seems that unless drastic changes are made, the cryptocurrency will continue to consume enormous amounts of energy.
Interesting read:
One Bitcoin transaction takes more energy than a household uses in a week
Although Bitcoin has suffered a dramatic fall in value over the past several days, 2017 has seen Bitcoin’s value reach new heights – and the cryptocurrency has an enormous energy footprint. Even simple transactions with Bitcoin consume large amounts of energy. Roughly 300,000 Bitcoin transactions occur each day – and each one uses 215 kilowatt-hours (KWh) of energy – enough to power an American household for a week.
Bitcoins are created by “mining,” a process which involves running a powerful computing system so that it may solve complex cryptographic puzzles and produce a Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin is proportional to the amount of electricity that can profitably be used to extract Bitcoin from a computing rig. When the price rises, miners must compensate by adding more powerful computing components, which then adds to the energy bill. Motherboard estimates that, at a minimum, the energy used by global Bitcoin extraction network at present could power 821,940 average American homes daily.
Related: This Russian cottage is heated for free with Bitcoin mining
What does this energy consumption mean for climate change and the environment? Using data available from a coal-powered Bitcoin mine in Mongolia, the Digiconomist determined that this single mine produces the emissions equivalent of 203,000 car kilometers traveled per hour of mining. When asked by Motherboard whether this energy problem might be fixed as the system matures, the Digiconomist responded that “Blockchain is inefficient tech by design, as we create trust by building a system based on distrust.” Bitcoin transactions are thousands of times less efficient than credit card transactions, by design. In the brave new world of Bitcoin, it seems that unless drastic changes are made, the cryptocurrency will continue to consume enormous amounts of energy.
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Bitcoin, by highflyer on Nov 14, 2017 12:43:31 GMT 1, Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over. Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will f**kpeople like you who are confused right now.
You're confused as to what a market makers job is.
Honestly, I have no idea what the heck is happening now. I don’t have the stones to try and start to get involved now, ha. Going to keep all my money in ETH and alts until this blows over. Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will f**kpeople like you who are confused right now. You're confused as to what a market makers job is. |
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Bitcoin, by sparky999 on Nov 14, 2017 12:52:24 GMT 1, Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will f**kpeople like you who are confused right now. You're confused as to what a market makers job is.
Actually no you are - how many book makers do you know?
Then the market maker has you where he wants you - paralysed by fear and uncertainty. Next moves should be significant and will f**kpeople like you who are confused right now. You're confused as to what a market makers job is. Actually no you are - how many book makers do you know? |
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