... can someone explain to me how come this btc address says it has 1800 btc but many more seem to have been send adding up to 3000 btc easily?
... where do you get the figure of 3000 from the blockchain shows a list of what's been sent? It's a bit off topic so delete this post if you want dacoinmaster but why do you think now is a bubble and how have you been detecting bubbles in the past?
I see a transaction of 1995 btc towards exodus:
http://blockchain.info/tx/103397caef6dc9b31c944eaa3efecfe924dc4f830db815d9d1735cdc5f4354a5Another one of 1222 btc:
http://blockchain.info/tx/68c0677e3fc26286d2c83772f6e1f7b4b9e3072008995a884a8c1e943f4dbf99And many more... but balance says 1885 btc only on exodus address?
Well the first bubble, the dotcom bubble, I didn't detect and went all in on the top and lost my savings.
Learned my lesson. I'm detecting a bubble when huge gains have already been made, everybody talks about it, prices double faster and faster. Money slushes over into the weakest of the market with poor fundamentals and they go up even more percentage wise than the leaders (low end real estate, pets.com, Litecoin) and on the top money is invested in mere stories with nothing tangible (real estate on the drawing board, this?).
Did you invest here? If so why?
No I haven't, was really keen as loved the idea been thinking about how an alt could be used to work along side fiat at a stable rate and like the ideas of using crypto for stocks shares etc, but the method doesn't make sense for me so I'll just wish him the best of luck and sit this one out!