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Disagree about buying BTC right now. It's too unclear where it's going. This situation seems worse than just your run-of-the-mill bitcoin crash. There's a certain doom and gloom surrounding this one, including the Chinese miners giving up and abandoning equipment.Quote:
Originally Posted by VaughnP
Even some normally pro-BTC blogs are opining that it will bottom out in the $1750-$2700 range.
Agree that Bitcoin Cash SV might be a good gamble. I've been looking at that myself. Things are crashing down hard this week for Roger Ver and Bitcoin Cash ABC (there's even a lawsuit filed against him), and SV passing ABC in value, even slightly, is a huge win for Ayre's version of the currency. If I had to pick one crypto which is most likely to rise in coming weeks, it's Bitcoin Cash SV.
However, SV has three factors working against it. First, there is a general sour opinion of Bitcoin Cash in general right now, due to this hard fork fiasco. SV might just end up winner of the loser's bracket. Second, SV doesn't have very good acceptance yet on exchanges. For example, Gemini announced that they support ABC and are "still monitoring" SV. If SV can be accepted on exchanges at the same rate as ABC, I think it's pretty much game over for ABC, and SV will rise further. Third, all cryptos have been declining the past few weeks, so SV also has to battle that. (This last one only applies if you are using fiat currency to buy SV.)
Long term, and even medium term, I think that all forms of Bitcoin Cash are fucked, but there might be some short term potential in SV right now.
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Originally Posted by Dan DruffDisagree about buying BTC right now. It's too unclear where it's going. This situation seems worse than just your run-of-the-mill bitcoin crash. There's a certain doom and gloom surrounding this one, including the Chinese miners giving up and abandoning equipment.Quote:
Originally Posted by VaughnP
Even some normally pro-BTC blogs are opining that it will bottom out in the $1750-$2700 range.
Agree that Bitcoin Cash SV might be a good gamble. I've been looking at that myself. Things are crashing down hard this week for Roger Ver and Bitcoin Cash ABC (there's even a lawsuit filed against him), and SV passing ABC in value, even slightly, is a huge win for Ayre's version of the currency. If I had to pick one crypto which is most likely to rise in coming weeks, it's Bitcoin Cash SV.
However, SV has three factors working against it. First, there is a general sour opinion of Bitcoin Cash in general right now, due to this hard fork fiasco. SV might just end up winner of the loser's bracket. Second, SV doesn't have very good acceptance yet on exchanges. For example, Gemini announced that they support ABC and are "still monitoring" SV. If SV can be accepted on exchanges at the same rate as ABC, I think it's pretty much game over for ABC, and SV will rise further. Third, all cryptos have been declining the past few weeks, so SV also has to battle that. (This last one only applies if you are using fiat currency to buy SV.)
Long term, and even medium term, I think that all forms of Bitcoin Cash are fucked, but there might be some short term potential in SV right now.
https://www.axios.com/corporate-amer...d107817ca.html
from a month ago.
basically a day or two before the selloffs started.
Well I just cashed out 2.1 BTC from a poker site, so now I need to decide if I should just ship them to an exchange and cash them out, load them into a few sports accounts, or hold them like an idiot.
Bitcoin is close to becoming worthless: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bi...ess-2018-12-03
I liked this line near the end:
I've been saying this forever.Quote:
Indeed, while the world maybe forever be indebted to Satoshi Nakamoto for giving us a viable cryptocurrency, bitcoin may cease to exist. An improved coin might evolve, or governments might start issuing cryptocurrencies. History is full of examples of innovative companies that went bankrupt, and the “me-too” companies becoming the best investments.
Betamax was the best quality way to record live TV in the early 80s, but do you know anyone with a Betamax VCR today?
Do you know anyone who does their computer work on an Apple II or Commodore VIC-20?
Anyone still playing on Planet Poker or Paradise Poker?
It's laughable how the "cryptos are gonna change the world" crowd are so high on modern coins, thinking they are going to be the future. What we've seen is the birth of a concept which may or may not catch on and become the standard for electronic payment one day. However, the current incarnation of it is very immature, and as we've seen with all the internal squabbles and hard forks, the people in charge aren't exactly natural leaders. Putting too much stock in things at present is a big mistake.
Take your bow, sonatine
Dumped my BTC onto 3 sportsbooks because I seriously fear going to sleep and waking up to find I've lost half my money.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...-a8675766.html
I like how cryptocurrency "experts" are still predicting it could easily get to $250k-$500k per coin in the near future.
Talk about delusional.
These people want to get one last hurrah out of their "investment" because they regret not selling a year ago.
That ship has long sailed, especially since it's been proven that much of the 2017 run-up was due to market manipulation.
So you rather find all your money gone over several weeks or months?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Well, surprisingly bitcoin has been kinda stable since that crash, hanging around mostly in the 3300-3400 range.
Probably won't stay there, but it seems to have actually found a temporary support level at that value.
What isn't stable is Bitcoin Cash.
The two iterations of it seem like they're on a fast race to the bottom.
After bucking the general crypto trend and rising for awhile, finally passing its rival ABC, SV has taken a dump and lost about 15% of its value, now trading at $88.
ABC had a small resurgence and passed SV again, but now has slipped to $97.
Together, they are now worth $185 -- the lowest we've ever seen Bitcoin Cash.
This reminds me of a burger stand which could only barely support itself splitting off into two locations across the street from one another, and both failing to turn a profit.
Sometimes more options really isn't a good thing.
Do you think the dominant bitcoin traders got wind that you dumped your bitcoin recently?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I wish i could find a bunch of something that's worth a dime and 10 years later be worth 3400.
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Originally Posted by big dick
plenty of opportunities if you stay focused and follow your dreams.
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Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by big dick
plenty of opportunities if you stay focused and follow your dreams.
Stay focus yung americen idols
just leaving this here for monday morning's blood bath:
BCHSV now $74.
BCHABC now $81.
That's $155 combined value.
It's getting close to the point of having lose 2/3 of value combined in 1 month.
Sonatine sagely doges the Bitcoin bullet only to succumb cause he was powdering his balls.
SICK BLOODBATH
Just like your late nite rendezvous with backpage hookers (((hayooooo)))
BTC Kermit is great shtickQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
The markets as a whole are in catch the knife territory, BTC, Q’s, S&P..... cash is king at the minute.
If the S&P turns it around and the bulls get back in charge I could see BTC bouncing back to 5K. I could
Also see these things go the way of the Bennie Baby. Who the F knows.
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Originally Posted by Daly
Most middle aged people are running around the house with those stupid elves on a shelves setting up stupid situations and taking pictures.
Tine is running around with BTC Kermit
It’s a very special time of year here at PFA.
Merry Christmas Sonatine.
John McAfee & Bitcoin. You can open it now or wait til Christmas morning. It’s long and fabulous
I haven’t finished as I am choosing to savor every word
‘My Power to Demolish Is Ten Times Greater Than My Power to Promote’ How John McAfee became the spokesman for the crypto bubble.Quote:
Like Donald Trump, John MacAfee used social transgression to earn himself a rabid fan base that reads his don’t-give-a-fuck attitude as intoxicatingly badass and authentic – but while Trump once bragged that he could kill someone and his base wouldn’t care, McAfee may have actually done it.
https://www.google.com/amp/nymag.com...to-hustle.html
Sonatine, did we ever stop to consider that the post mortems might be even more entertaining than BTC was real time?
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Originally Posted by Sanlmar
couple of things...
1) this thread was started as a post-mortem. just because a corpse is decomposing, does not make it alive.
2) intel is about to sell mcafee at a 3.5bn loss.
Also, McAfee hasn't had anything to do with his own product in many years, yet he still postures himself as a security expert.
‘My Power to Demolish Is Ten Times Greater Than My Power to Promote’ How John McAfee became the spokesman for the crypto bubble.
http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/...to-hustle.html
John McAfee is fucking crazy.Quote:
In May of 2017, a 26-year-old social-media marketer named Peter Galanko made an investment in Verge, a little-known cryptocurrency trading under the symbol XVG. At the time, the great cryptocurrency mania, which saw Bitcoin climb 25-fold by the end of the year – it would fall fall all the way back to a fifth of its December 2017 peak by the end of 2018 – had only just started to heat up. Verge was just one among thousands of nearly indistinguishable digital currencies that traded at a fraction of a penny. But soon after Galanko got in, Verge took off like a runaway balloon, corkscrewing up to half a cent by late August. Galanko, who’d taken to styling himself @XVGWhale on Twitter, had more than quadrupled his money. But now he had an idea for how he could do even better: He needed John McAfee.
He has far less credibility than Micon.
If McAfee is true to his word in 2020, he will eat his own dick because Bitcoin will be nowhere close to $500K to $1 million per Bitcoin.
This is what happens when you use bath salts.
https://248qms3nhmvl15d4ne1i4pxl-wpe...tc-760x400.png
Just need 0.7% daily (compounding) growth for BTC until end of 2020 and it’s $500k ez.
hmmm. sounds like somebody else, maybe someone with a degree in computer science who can't figure out Skype, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
From a high of $19,511 to $3,495 in about a year.
Let's ride this fucker down to zero.
https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/.../v2/640x-1.png
druff strikes again
bitcoin cash up 130% in past 7 days
:lol
When making or responding to a ransom demand isn’t Bitcoin Cash going to create the potential for misunderstanding which crypto is required?
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Originally Posted by Sanlmar
U best ask Tony's wife www.5dimes.eu
She calls herself Becky on live chat
A woman has needs. I guess I don’t need to explain that to you. You prolly still remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by badguy23Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
U best ask Tony's wife www.5dimes.eu
She calls herself Becky on live chat
Walk me through her satisfying her needs going forward.
Are there going to be more missing men on the island?
I think these are important questions if you plan on wagering online after the new year.
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-...ency-implosion
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A law firm in Los Angeles, California is encouraging investors who lost in excess of $100,000 by pouring money into NVIDIA's stock to contact the agency for participation in a possible class-action lawsuit. It's the position of the complaint that NVIDIA mislead shareholders by overstating its ability to weather the crumbling of the cryptocurrency market, as it pertains to mining with GPUs.
everyone needs to calm down clearly its just a misunderstanding.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
everyone needs to calm down clearly its just a misunderstanding.
https://arstechnica.com/information-...-to-the-grave/
https://i.imgur.com/5gwTu7F.gifQuote:
A cryptocurrency exchange in Canada has lost control of at least $137 million of its customers’ assets following the sudden death of its founder, who was the only person known to have access the the offline wallet that stored the digital coins.
NVDA shit itself after earnings and then popped like 10% off it's post-earnings lows...
need that nothing to see here picture...
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Originally Posted by sonatinehttps://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-...ency-implosion
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A law firm in Los Angeles, California is encouraging investors who lost in excess of $100,000 by pouring money into NVIDIA's stock to contact the agency for participation in a possible class-action lawsuit. It's the position of the complaint that NVIDIA mislead shareholders by overstating its ability to weather the crumbling of the cryptocurrency market, as it pertains to mining with GPUs.
everyone needs to calm down clearly its just a misunderstanding.
anytime a stock takes a shit, some ambulance chasing law firm is right there trying to swoop in and save the poor decrepit investor. The suits go nowhere.