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Developer Wanted
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marketprice
on 02/12/2017, 17:55:29 UTC
I lead a team based out of Los Angeles, we are looking for a C++ developer that knows the ins and out of creating a hard fork. Please message me privately here and include a little background about yourself.
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: altcoins for 2-3 years holding!
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marketprice
on 04/10/2017, 21:46:46 UTC
Waves, Civic, Golem, Gamecredits, MobileGo, Tezos. All will be solid long term plays
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How to Win at Bitcoin and other cryptos
by
marketprice
on 02/10/2017, 15:46:50 UTC
So many discussions on trading, holding, mining, whats the right one? I can only speak from experience:

1. Mindset - First, you need to be in the mindset that public blockchains will change the world. In the future digital-cryptographic-based assets will be the most sought after of all asset classes. Once you get here, you are no longer frightened by the next negative news story or public condemnation.
(if you don't believe this and can't stick to it, then perhaps this is not the space for you)

2. Start with Bitcoin, it should always be your primary holding. Once you get more comfortable expand into the other well known cryptos (ETH, LTC).

3. Set up a portfolio with at least 50% in BTC, 30% in ETH/LTC and the rest in perhaps 3-5 other cryptos that you believe in and follow. Make sure to do your homework as the risk goes up exponentially as you move down the market cap ladder.

4. Have a long term horizon, 5 years +, if needed trade out of your 3-5 positions back into the top 3 cryptos depending on market conditions, but never leave the market completely.
 
5. Figure out how much money you need to be happy, lets say $120,000 a year. If that's the case then you would need to have $3M equivalent of crypto in order withdraw an upper limit 4% a year. This way you have your cake and eat it too.

6. You can start selling your BTC when 4% of your holdings will give a retirement-like lifestyle, while at the same time staying vested in a top tier asset class. Don't forget about taxes, hold over a year and pay only capital gains.

7. You Win!
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: Can Waves Take Off
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marketprice
on 02/10/2017, 15:15:29 UTC
once the new DEX is live and the roadmap starts playing out, look for 3x-5x within 6 months.
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Re: BTC/ETH Wallet hacked ($550k) stolen
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marketprice
on 02/10/2017, 15:12:43 UTC
Any more info? Were you using a VPN? Any experts out there care to chime in, would using a VPN have stoped something like this?

I suggest anyone out there reading should turn 2FA  for their gmail accounts, or even better U2F which gmail allows.
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Re: Best hardware wallet for eth based tokens
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marketprice
on 30/09/2017, 22:53:17 UTC
Trezor, hands down
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Spending Bitcoin These Days
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 17:49:24 UTC
I see more and more merchants accepting Bitcoin but I feel many are missing the point. I, along with the vast majority of you, hate spending my Bitcoin. The only reason I would spend Bitcoin is if I can get a 20%+ discount on an item or service that I would be purchasing anyway. This also assumes I can immediately purchase more BTC to cover what I spent. I have done this before for purchases on Purse, then buying the BTC right back on Coinbase. The headache alone is hardly worth it. So merchants! It's great that you accept BTC but give us a compelling reason to spend it at your establishment, otherwise we really don't care.

Reason? Didn't you know that it's a good exposure for bitcoin once merchants accepted it especially if that is big merchant eventhough their goal is not means to exposed it. One reason they accepted bitcoin is because of demands and request.

Also why don't spend bitcoin? It's money and that is their money so whatever they like to do, then just allow it. Also merchants are not obliged to gives us a compelling reason like you are saying because in the end, we are the one who will decide if we will used bitcoin payment. And another one, there are times that people doesn't have fiat so bitcoin is the only option. There are lots of things to be concerned of rather than this.

Its more of a gimmick, if you want my business I need more than that. Bitcoin is not going anywhere, businesses can accept it all they want, it won't matter. Most intelligent people will not part with their BTC without buying more, I need real compelling to do this. The merchants get more benefit than the Bitcoin spender.
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Re: Spending Bitcoin These Days
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 17:46:02 UTC
Bitcoin has largely became an investment asset than a currency. Most of the Bitcoin holders believe in holding Bitcoin rather than spending because of its deflationary property comes with limited cap. Till when fiat is available which is inflationary, people are less likely to spend cryptocurrencies. In your case, yes if there is some really big deal using Bitcoin, then only people can think of spending. Otherwise who will like to spend something which will grow in value just by holding.

Yeah , just hold. Do that and you;re going to kill it.
Do you remember what drove the price high?  Adoption and merchants.

Holding will get you nowhere.
Remember what the price of bitcoin was before the first pizza was bought?    0!!!!!!!
If everyone holds and nobody will use it it will go back to that price.


cool, you should definitely go spend all of your Bitcoin then.
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Re: Spending Bitcoin These Days
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 17:31:59 UTC
The compelling reason is that you are able to spend bitcoin directly. For you it may be a hassle because you don't want to ever touch your coin (evidently you don't own many). For some people, it's an opportunity to extract some value from their profits.

If that is compelling then you are easily compelled. I would be more than happy to place a bet regarding who of us holds more BTC Wink
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Re: Bitcoin is a bubble
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 16:43:53 UTC
This is fake news from people who have credibility but are sorely uneducated on this particular subject.
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Spending Bitcoin These Days
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 16:39:25 UTC
I see more and more merchants accepting Bitcoin but I feel many are missing the point. I, along with the vast majority of you, hate spending my Bitcoin. The only reason I would spend Bitcoin is if I can get a 20%+ discount on an item or service that I would be purchasing anyway. This also assumes I can immediately purchase more BTC to cover what I spent. I have done this before for purchases on Purse, then buying the BTC right back on Coinbase. The headache alone is hardly worth it. So merchants! It's great that you accept BTC but give us a compelling reason to spend it at your establishment, otherwise we really don't care.
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: New Waves roadmap
by
marketprice
on 19/09/2017, 16:21:14 UTC
waves should rebrand themselves to tsunami


Its coming, just make sure you're on high ground when it hits. Over $50 in 2018
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Re: Trading strategy?
by
marketprice
on 18/09/2017, 20:05:58 UTC
Buy and hold a strong basket anchored by Bitcoin, then some solid alts, LTC, ETH, add some outliers that you can trade in an out of. Once you get to a large enough amount where pulling out 3-4% a year will give you a good life you are set.
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Re: Bitcoin UP: bitcoin is awesome; Down: bitcoin is shit and fraud
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marketprice
on 14/09/2017, 16:27:06 UTC
I think most verterans in the space are well aware of this and pay no mind. The majority of those selling now are because they have to convert to fiat immediately, but these are likely people who regularly convert all their BTC to fiat, some may be Chinese flight out of the system and the rest are noobs who can't stomach the volatility. This kind of reshuffle only ends with stronger hands controlling more coin
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Re: SHOULD WE START LOOKING ELSE WHERE
by
marketprice
on 14/09/2017, 16:22:07 UTC
If Bitcoin fails, then all cryptos fail!

But this will not happen, gov'ts can try to suppress the crypto space but its already unstoppable.
The harder it gets squeezed, the stronger it becomes, even though there may be some short term pain.
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Re: ICOs will start using Counterparty or NXT now. Any others?
by
marketprice
on 12/09/2017, 14:20:57 UTC
Counterparty takes too long based on Bitcoin's 10 min block time, hopefully seg-wit will fix this.

Waves is the clear winner, ease of use and speed, it will give Ethereum a run for its money. Have never even heard someone mention NXT in this convo.
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Re: Your predictions for Tezos XTZ
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marketprice
on 10/09/2017, 15:45:14 UTC
The $230 mil is significantly larger now, definitely over $400M when you factor in BCH.

I can see Trezor and Ledger support out the gate, Coinbase is always conservative but I would say within 12 months expect to see XTZ on Coinbase.
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Re: How do you research coins to find out the gems?
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marketprice
on 09/09/2017, 17:48:32 UTC
Do your homework, those with the best teams, product, roadmap, and funding have the best chance at success.

Here are my top five over the next 6- 9months, some of these will definitely be in the top 10 next year.

1. Waves
2. Civic
3. Golem
4. MobileGo
5. Tezos (would have this at 1. but the blockchain has not yet been created)
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Re: $257 Million: Filecoin Breaks All-Time Record for ICO Funding
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marketprice
on 09/09/2017, 15:57:09 UTC
Not serious at all, Russia just came out with support, China ban is temporary. Space will hit $1T+ Market Cap next year.

You’re lying.

All these regulators in all the major nations will eventually force ICOs into regulated (or exempted) securities issuance, similar to Filecoin’s issuance. But the problem with that, is that the tokens issued as securities are then not freely tradeable.

All of those who are trading ICO-issued tokens now, are committing illegal trading. Proof-of-work issued tokens are not securities and thus not illegal to trade (this does not include scam issuance via instamines and sneaky/stealth mines).

Clawbacks, prosecutions, fines, and jail time are coming. Mark my word.

Seriously folks. Stop incriminating yourselves. Clean up your act now, so maybe the regulators will be lenient on you because at least you reformed yourself.

If you think i'm lying than you clearly have no understanding of this space and what it is. Sure, States will attempt to regulate but this will fail over time and those that don't will thrive. There are no clawbacks with a blockchain, pandoras box has been opened.
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Re: $257 Million: Filecoin Breaks All-Time Record for ICO Funding
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marketprice
on 08/09/2017, 17:47:18 UTC
Not serious at all, Russia just came out with support, China ban is temporary. Space will hit $1T+ Market Cap next year.