Since we don’t personally know each other here and therefore nothing to hide, I figured I’d ask the following...how much have you invested in crypto currencies? I’ll start...$5000 all within last month.

The biggest ones, often requiring identification too, are mostly legal.
The vast majority of the smaller ones definitely aren't though and with a good reason: It's way too much work for a small casino!

You can also use one called blockfolio. But do we be careful I think some of these apps inc blockfolio use the information you put in. Knowing that can help prior can help protect you. Maybe a pay for one is better and actually protects your privacy fully.

The story still does not end there, seeing almost all exchangers put a bch on their list, maybe there is no physical function of the bch, but if the trader's awareness of the exchange rate bch far outperformed the widely applicable eth it is certain this coin will remain at the current level, we will still see the next bch positive boom in the near future.

Yup, volatility was disappointing considering the August 1st predictions. However, I don't think we are out of the woods yet. I don't think the major fundamental threat was BIP148/BIP91 nor Bcash.

I think the major fundamental threat is the Segwit8x fork in November. That has the backing of many major Bitcoin companies, exchanges and miners. They have a lot of marketing power. So I think this could cause a real network split in November, which could have lasting implications. And this is also a reason for market uncertainty now.

$1.3 billion has been invested in ICO’s.

Hi guys,

What's the best way to sell 100+ bitcoins, in a period of, say 1 month?

It seems like most of exchanges doesn't allow withdraw for people the the State anymore.

Localbitcoin seems to too slow, online transaction with strangers are too risky..

Selling on an exchange and withdraw to offshore account seem to be a good option, but still tricky to get the money back to the State.

Any thoughts?

Just hypothetical, I don't have 100+ btc  

By "attacking", I mean they'll buy your coins gratefully from your hands to increase their shares. When own the majority of the bcashes, if they pump their coin artificially, it will be them making money. Not you, or anybody who instadumped. And many clueless people will fall for that fake pump.

When was the last time when u actually bought smth with BTC? Users are defecting to fiat money because of long transactions and draconic fees. Segwit won't do shit about this, and u know it, and evveryone knows it, BTC is going down, cause of callousness of Core.

But other than gaining interests from bank, I am not finding any big advantages of using bank accounts to have our wealth with them. In this modern era, we are all thinking about having secured and fully privacy assure way of financial system so that we can safeguard ourselves from robber, for example.

I will be creating FraudCoin = An Honest Coin  

One thing is for sure, if BTC value goes down hedging in alts will not save you. The loss will be magnified.

Lol you're on a cryptocurrency forum and you're saying community effort sucks? you realize BTC and virtually every other crypo were built thanks to community effort.

Language and translation is like software code, if first version is not good, community contributors come in and make improvement. Often the final version is much better than what any one pro translator can do.