Impressed with the whitepaper. I'm sold. This is actually going to be my first presale purchase for the ico side of things.
Link to the whitepaper anyone? Looks like a big problem they're actually trying to solve.
Post
Topic
BoardMicro Earnings
Re: Earn FREE 120 Satoshis every 5 minutes with Bigclaim.win faucet
by
almightylarvas
on 19/12/2017, 02:06:52 UTC
Looking at all the latests posts this is clearly a scam, if you are reading this just don't waste your time
Post
Topic
BoardPolitics & Society
Re: What is a fair society?
by
almightylarvas
on 19/12/2017, 02:00:50 UTC
There is no such thing as a fair society as 'fair' means different things to people, even if this deviations get diminished with education powerful people will push to the side they believe is the 'best'.
Post
Topic
BoardBitcoin Discussion
Re: What if, we advertise bitcoin on T.V.?
by
almightylarvas
on 19/12/2017, 01:56:24 UTC
I have seen multiple TV shows talking about bitcoin, this is a way of advertisement indeed, maybe some companies working with BTC will begin advertising and we can see it this upcoming year
Post
Topic
BoardAltcoin Discussion
Re: POWER up 60% signs deal to bring Green energy to Thailand !!
by
almightylarvas
on 19/12/2017, 01:50:56 UTC
Will China be involved on a tokenized deal ? This will be interesting ! Where can I find further info about the ICO and the project itself, besides google?
Trading it for goods and services, personal and enterprise investment. From a most people point of view is a currency which is used for online transactions and comes with tons of advantages such as high security and not depending on a bank entity to whether accept/decline the transaction.
I could not understand why there are those who are also in Bitcoin yet are predicting that Bitcoin can go as low as $3,000 or even $5,000 when a crash can happen soon. I am not saying that a dip -- a big dip -- will never happen but considering the things happening right now in the world of cryptocurrency, I don't believe that it can go as low as those figures.
Maybe if one day USA will decide to follow the footsteps of Japan in banning Bitcoin trading activities, then maybe it can be possible that Bitcoin can crash big time but even then it can still be able to recover fast due to people always waiting for an opportunity to buy Bitcoin cheaply.
Are you expecting Bitcoin to get so low once it crashed?
Because bitcoin may end up being a completely bubble later on time and we cannot predict the outcome of bitcoin.
Who knows Dogecoin will be the next ETHER? Or it could be the successor of Bitcoin? Digital currencies are unpredictable because of its volatility by nature. Dogecoin has made its run now and started to show its potential to be an elite cryptocurrency in the future which i think can be a possibility for this digital currency to be the next ETH or BTC.
Not even close to be the next ether, it may be as good as bitcoin when the cap the amount mined, from now it's keep's getting cheaper.
So in trading how do you deal with loss? For example you've invested in an alt and now it has fallen quite hard and you're on the brink of losing all your bitcoin you invested in it. How do you actually deal with it? Do you wait and keep on waiting in hope that it will bounce back up and return your investment or you sell and get whatever left of your investment?
They days when I lose trading I just learn from my mistake to not commit it again.
October 29, 2017 Bitcoin price ranges from $6,000 - $6,100 and today, bitcoin price is now $7,000. Are you surprise?
I think, if only those people who planning to invest in bitcoin manage to notice this sudden increase. I think there is a high chance that they will start investing.
By the date of your post I'm still surprised, I regret on being involved in bitcoin in the early states.
Since banks profit from fees and blockchain will kill fees, my guess is banks will be negatively impacted. Some banks are already stepping into the blockchain world. But blockchain will not bring back the profits as otherwise. Any thoughts? Apologies if this is not the right place to discuss. Thanks in advance.
Banks are directly attached to the current world global economy we'r far away from taking em out of the business.
One dollar invested in Bitcoin in 2010 is now worth $58,000. One thousand dollars would be worth $58 million. Despite more Bitcoins being mined, demand still by far outstrips supply.
The entire market is in the red. Everyone has lost money. What do you think?
You were looking to the 24hs chart, probably that's what make you feel coins were dying but at a quick look up on monthly prices is not the same. It happened to me before.