Quote from: sirazimuth on September 11, 2017, 02:01:39 PM

Quote from: sirazimuth on September 10, 2017, 01:58:25 PM

Quote from: xrpdavid on September 09, 2017, 01:39:52 PM

1,92 USD.. not that high anymore

you do realize that spread was around 5-25 cents a coin most of 2016?
(5k to 10k sat when bitcoin was less than $1000)

Quote from: UofL2010 on September 11, 2017, 02:12:22 AM

Whoever said Spread was 5-25 cents in 2016 isn't looking at the fact that the crypto market and btc also had a market cap of less than 25billion and now is over 160billion with hedge funds looking to get in. The crypto-currency and blockchain utility market is still in its infancy and large brokerage houses are saying it will be at least 5 trillion by 2024. 5-25 cents means $2 is realistic in todays prices and if helium succeeds in its utility factor of securing the power grid and having a noncompetitive head start in the market as an innovator... it will be a solid play. If Utrust and Plex coin (hopefully not a scam) gets to market, people will be able to have their favorite crypto and buy anything they want as quickly as a debit card. In a couple years this will be main stream and blockchain will be in everything even if people don't know about it. Look at bank of America who has dozens of blockchain patents already and XRP being awarded country contracts. Being skeptical is good but there are some just plain of negative Nancys here...

I guess I have a penchant for having my posts being misconstrued.
To be clear, when I said spread was 5-25 cents a coin in 2016, (yeah that was me in case you aren't sure)
I was insinuating that it has since gone up in value tremendously.
I'm also quite well aware crypto has gone up in value in general.
Which is why I buy it, mine it, hold it and now have a substantial position in it.
So if you are saying I'm a skeptical "negative nancy" I respectfully disagree.
Apparently you missed my point. Other than that, nice first post.....

I was saying you were skeptical but there are a lot of negative people on here. I don't like to post but it appears I missed all the deep onion air drops because I don't so I figured I need to start adding to the pot. I hate the format here and on slack. So hard to find things and I can waste days looking :/

Also for the guy who asked if BOA will have a blockchain... It will be in the banking sector period. The point of them having patents is that they understand it will be the (near) future of banking so they dont want to be left behind. Will the have their own blockchain to secure their transactions of have some sort of BOA pay, I have no idea. Right now it all seems to be concept patents. Coindesk and blockfolio are good places to google for BOA blockchain patents. The first thing that comes up is 'BOA has filed more than 20 blockchain patents' on Aug 11, 2017 from coindesk...