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Re: [ANN] |THORChain| ⚡️⚡️THE LIGHTNING FAST DECENTRALISED EXCHANGE PROTOCOL ⚡️⚡️
The article explains;
-The bridge architecture of THORChain
-How it will achieve cross-chain transfer.
-How the bridges will be governed by incentivized validators.
-The DEX functionality.
https://medium.com/@thorchain/building-the-bridge-s-why-the-future-of-digital-asset-transfer-will-be-fluid-bca0edd80cb3
-The bridge architecture of THORChain
-How it will achieve cross-chain transfer.
-How the bridges will be governed by incentivized validators.
-The DEX functionality.
https://medium.com/@thorchain/building-the-bridge-s-why-the-future-of-digital-asset-transfer-will-be-fluid-bca0edd80cb3
4 years later, this project is alive and well.
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Requesting whales to please buy 
Worked in 2013.
Requesting whales to please buy
Requesting whales to please buy again. Whale call of 2018.
Lets add an appropriate soundtrack to this price doom. Lyrics fit the bear's situation so well.
http://youtu.be/DeumyOzKqgI?t=29s
http://youtu.be/DeumyOzKqgI?t=29s
Obligtaory 2021 whale call, requesting whales to buy
El Presidente, your people are requesting whales to buy btc!
For those of you who know what Habbo is, this thread will probably bring you back some memories.
There is a game called Habbo Hotel that I used to play like 10+ years ago, and it taught me my basic foundation of trading.
In the game, there was in-game currency, it was Furni (furniture), you used it to deck out your rooms and more people would come to your room if you had expensive furni.
Bitcoin, is alot like HC Sofas. HC's were like the gold standard. If you wanted to buy lets say a throne (rare furni), it would cost you x amount of HC's.
And there were lots of different currencies, and they were all traded against each other. Alt coins are like the norms, and bitcoins are like the rares. You can buy HC's with norms, but you would pay more norms because the HC was like the gold standard, same in the cryptocurrency scene. You can pay with altcoins to get Bitcoins, but you will pay a little tax.
The point is, that today I just remembered Habbo while I was trading some NXT. It really gave me a excellent foundation of my trading skills. And if your a good trader, you will be very successful in the game.
Habbo, those were the good days. Playing games as a 10-11 year old kid. I am surpised Habbo is still around to this day. That game is like economics 101, while having fun.
There is a game called Habbo Hotel that I used to play like 10+ years ago, and it taught me my basic foundation of trading.
In the game, there was in-game currency, it was Furni (furniture), you used it to deck out your rooms and more people would come to your room if you had expensive furni.
Bitcoin, is alot like HC Sofas. HC's were like the gold standard. If you wanted to buy lets say a throne (rare furni), it would cost you x amount of HC's.
And there were lots of different currencies, and they were all traded against each other. Alt coins are like the norms, and bitcoins are like the rares. You can buy HC's with norms, but you would pay more norms because the HC was like the gold standard, same in the cryptocurrency scene. You can pay with altcoins to get Bitcoins, but you will pay a little tax.
The point is, that today I just remembered Habbo while I was trading some NXT. It really gave me a excellent foundation of my trading skills. And if your a good trader, you will be very successful in the game.
Habbo, those were the good days. Playing games as a 10-11 year old kid. I am surpised Habbo is still around to this day. That game is like economics 101, while having fun.
I'm shocked, it's like you've read my mind, I was just thinking exactly this these last days. I've played habbo around the same age as you, and got into crypto in 2011. I learned the word "profit", to check prices on Habbox, and made myself a habbo 'millionaire' solely by trading. It was an amazing game, good days indeed. It has thought me a lot of things, and I'm also quite sure it had a very profound influence in my journey through crypto over all.
Cheers!
Merit sent sir! Keep the throne warm
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
Requesting whales to please buy
Worked in 2013.
Requesting whales to please buy
Requesting whales to please buy again. Whale call of 2018.
Lets add an appropriate soundtrack to this price doom. Lyrics fit the bear's situation so well.
http://youtu.be/DeumyOzKqgI?t=29s
http://youtu.be/DeumyOzKqgI?t=29s
Obligtaory 2021 whale call, requesting whales to buy
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
The forum is so fucking dead I don't remember a time it was more deader than this and I've been around for a loong time.
indeed. I can't recall this thread ever being so dead and there were more boring times.
2015 was pretty dead
2012 was pretty dead
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
This whole month reminded me of July '13.
Also, if you look on a log 6m chart, it looked like we were going to revisit the 3k's. I'm glad it was fast. Took about 2 weeks rather than dragging it on for months.
Also, if you look on a log 6m chart, it looked like we were going to revisit the 3k's. I'm glad it was fast. Took about 2 weeks rather than dragging it on for months.
I know only a few "OGs" who are as interested in Monero as I am*, but I think the word is spreading. Idk if it's just me in an echo chamber on twitter, here, etc; but it seems to me a lot of other OG's who had been BTC maximalists before are starting to at least entertain the idea of Monero being a legit project to watch and the issue of fungibility a legit one.
* - I consider people "OGs" if they were around the scene before 2015 (when I went down the crypto rabbit hole)
* - I consider people "OGs" if they were around the scene before 2015 (when I went down the crypto rabbit hole)
I think so too. When I meant OG, I meant people like BinaryFate, ArcticMine, Smooth, Fluffy, and many others in this thread. They might not be holding the same amount of XMR as they did in the past, but I bet that they are still keeping an eye on the project.
Monero is the only altcoin that maximalists don't label as a shitcoin. Rightfully so. Monero has a great reputation amongst the technical crowd.
If Bitcoin were to have a exodus, I bet Monero would be one of the only alternatives they would flock to.
However when it comes to dealing with a recession, I think it depends on the general population's reaction to it. During the 2008 collapse, there were major discussions being had in main stream media, news outlets and such about 'Is capitalism dead?'. People had a lot of distrust in the system after that, and I think if Bitcoin/Monero were around then, there might have been some panicky people with some extra funds that they wanted to store away in a speculative/risky asset such as Bitcoin or Monero. But I think there is some threshold that has to be crossed first for people to want to put their hard earned dollars into a speculative asset such as these. Income inequality has never been more drastic than it has right now. An interesting question is will people be ready (or angry) enough to risk not being able to pay off bills and maintain their regular life in order to escape "the system"? We've never seen the cryptocurrency market in a 2008-2009 kind of recession, would be very interesting to see
Maybe i'm trusting crypto too much. But I see Bitcoin as being pretty established. I mean, think of all the plumbing to the traditional financial system that has been created. Monero is definitely much more speculative, but Bitcoin? With all the infrastructure built the past 5 years, and the volumes, I think it's very attractive option for people who want to diversify some of their gains from stocks and stuff.
We are exactly a year after last bottom at $38. And since price is not that much above, that definitely tells us is good time to buy.
Yearly bottoms:
2015 $0.22
2016 $0.43
2017 $10
2018 $38
2019 $42
Oh and yesterday daily emission went under 1500 XMR.
Yearly bottoms:
2015 $0.22
2016 $0.43
2017 $10
2018 $38
2019 $42
Oh and yesterday daily emission went under 1500 XMR.
Romeros be getting scarce, it shouldn't be long before we see some movement.
*Shakes fist at chart
I just think there is a lot of uncertainty right now in the markets in general right now. Everyone and their mother can see a recession is coming.
However this isn't entirely a bad thing. Just keep steadily amassing monero when you have some extra government issued toilet paper to spare
I'm really curious about how Bitcoin or Monero would do during a recession. A part of me things it would do very well, especially because if people start seeing gains, the network effect will kick off a new bullrun. Especially when people are trying to get out of stocks and stuff.
I think Monero lost some market share because alot of people sold their XMR after January 2018. But if I had to take a guess, alot of the old OG's are probably keeping an eye on XMR.
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
I have a strong feeling the Bitwise ETF is gonna be approved before Sunday
I want to believe this but I dont think so. The SEC seem totally disinterested in anything close to approving an ETF.
I guess the above is true.....until they do approve one.
If they don't, it's gonna have to be a on a new rejection basis compared to their previous rejections, which by the looks of it, Bitwise has satisfied those concerns. Then it really is a moving goalpost. But I don't think that will happen. We already have regulated spot, regulated options/futures, and a Bitcoin ETF wouldn't be that risky anymore.
Let's see how it plays out
Well shit. It got rejected again.
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
⭐ Merited by LFC_Bitcoin (1)
I have a strong feeling the Bitwise ETF is gonna be approved before Sunday
I want to believe this but I dont think so. The SEC seem totally disinterested in anything close to approving an ETF.
I guess the above is true.....until they do approve one.
If they don't, it's gonna have to be a on a new rejection basis compared to their previous rejections, which by the looks of it, Bitwise has satisfied those concerns. Then it really is a moving goalpost. But I don't think that will happen. We already have regulated spot, regulated options/futures, and a Bitcoin ETF wouldn't be that risky anymore.
Let's see how it plays out
Re: [WTS $1000] Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Tablet 3rd Gen - i7-8650U, 1TB, 16GB, TB3 Ports
I've installed a few of these and if it's the business model it POSTs slower than the consumer models for some reason. Still a nice machine!!
Would you mind sharing the PN and SN?
Would like to find if it's still under warranty.
Would you mind sharing the PN and SN?
Would like to find if it's still under warranty.
Warranty expired a month ago, was manufactured in 2018 and had 1 year warranty which finished August 31
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Never reached 8k so far and I doubt we'll only reach 16k in March '20
How about now lol, 7998 was the bottom
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion