Thread: RIP Bitcoin

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

'Wes'

smeggles cares enough to come here and mentor

but he forgot to tell us the sell price before he wet himself

Originally Posted by baldrick

smeggles cares enough to come here and mentor

As I have always said: 'If you can't trust an ex-paramedic who TEFLed in McDs for all the food he could eat whose retirement plan is based on inventing inheritances and marrying the made-up daughter of wealthy tycoons for sound financial advice... then who can you trust??'

the coin flipping is such a revolutionary idea

I would not be surprised if a nobel prize is in the offing

though I imagine he might find it a bit tedious with all of his other fuctions to attend to recieve prizes

^^Isn't Wes Snipes black as well?

And there I was thinking that with Buttfly gone our crypto village had lost its idiot.
But then Smeg turns up! Isn't it amazing how things just somehow work out.

This smeg thing is all a foreign language to me, but from a couple of other threads and more recently this one since ant joined it seems he needs something resembling a life.

Meanwhile back at the circus, no more forking forks for me, the ones I have (ETZ/LCC) both started strong with close to zero volume on bizarre/esoteric exchanges, and immediately dived >50% as the big money cashed in before I could even discover where to sell them. Already committed to ONT, but that's the last and after tomorrow will be staying with the A-team.

^feelling the same. Word that Bittrex is throwing a wrench in the ZCL fork...$40 spread on prices between exchanges a hour ago

*Yawn*

Who put the brakes on the rollercoaster? G20 summit next month addressing crypto regulation. That should release the handbrake.

Originally Posted by Plan B

G20 summit next month addressing crypto regulation.

with their professed skill and knowledge of crypto I would expect butterfluffer and smeggles to be called to address a G20 forum , which likely will mean you should be shorting

Smeggles won't be going unless catering is all the McDs he can eat*










*Which is a lot**












**#FatLittleCnut

hihi

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You're not that much of an idiot, Earl.

Keep posting.

ripple's down 20-25% the last couple weeks.

about to break support and go down further?

2 week chart:

strong support for ripple is at .70.

looking forward to making a short term buy there.

^been watching it too.I'm letting it get a little lower

I still do not believe ripple has much of an upside yet - and I am starting to wonder about stellar also

Originally Posted by uncle junior

^been watching it too.I'm letting it get a little lower

just broke support (2 week chart):

^wut yo buy price be

in no hurry: shall see if gets down to around .7 for a sound short term buy.

Just a couple of thoughts on the NEO/ONT airdrop (today) vs BTC/ZCL-BTCP fork (yesterday): As posted earlier, 0.2 ONT per NEO, half available right away and the other half in Q2. Run this against 1000 ONT just for registering your email address at NEO DevCon, and 500 ONT for completing the KYC = vulgar and lopsided distribution (imo).

And also already covered (BTC/ZCL-BTCP fork), a 1:1 bonus/divi on coins with a 70-80x disparity in value, feels from weird to suspect.

My guess is that in both cases the big money will cash in huuge, and before the small people even find an exchange that support and importantly are prepared to accept the tokens.

...as happened with the LTC/LCC fork; LCC was trading and dived more than 50% before small guys could get their boots on, which in any case was a pointless rush as the only exchange that was trading LCC (Yobit) effectively cut out the small guy by refusing to accept LCC deposits, which points to a scam as volume could only have been generated by the privileged offloading their LCC to naive early-bird buyers. As Baldrick pointed out in regard to the fork itself, rogue elements in an unregulated hierarchy are openly exploiting this easily manipulated market to best advantage, while they can.

Good cases for regulation, and soon, before this and similar practices allow top end greed to destroy confidence in blockchain's objective to provide an immutable faster, fairer, cheaper and less corrupt system which appears to become increasingly corrupt/questionable with each new fork/split/bonus.

/end rant

Originally Posted by jabir

And also already covered (BTC/ZCL-BTCP fork), a 1:1 bonus/divi on coins with a 70-80x disparity in value, feels from weird to suspect.

Looking like an elaborate PnD by the ZCL guys. Bittrex has been foolin around too, not letting people transfer their ZCL out. Alot of pissed of crypto guys over on telegram. I won't be chasing anymore forks for a quick buck. Back to buy and hodl.

NEO with or without the ONT is good coin, just keep buying into it every month and hold on to it....imho anyway

Originally Posted by jabir

Just a couple of thoughts on the NEO/ONT airdrop (today) vs BTC/ZCL-BTCP fork (yesterday): As posted earlier, 0.2 ONT per NEO, half available right away and the other half in Q2. Run this against 1000 ONT just for registering your email address at NEO DevCon, and 500 ONT for completing the KYC = vulgar and lopsided distribution (imo).

And also already covered (BTC/ZCL-BTCP fork), a 1:1 bonus/divi on coins with a 70-80x disparity in value, feels from weird to suspect.

My guess is that in both cases the big money will cash in huuge, and before the small people even find an exchange that support and importantly are prepared to accept the tokens.

...as happened with the LTC/LCC fork; LCC was trading and dived more than 50% before small guys could get their boots on, which in any case was a pointless rush as the only exchange that was trading LCC (Yobit) effectively cut out the small guy by refusing to accept LCC deposits, which points to a scam as volume could only have been generated by the privileged offloading their LCC to naive early-bird buyers. As Baldrick pointed out in regard to the fork itself, rogue elements in an unregulated hierarchy are openly exploiting this easily manipulated market to best advantage, while they can.


/end rant

agree - but there didn't seem to be much of a premium drifting into the NEO price in anticipation of the drop - particularly compared to the daily/ hourly fluctuations due to the btc movements - this indicates that the market thinks the drops don't have value?

I'll take anything for free but doubtful they'll influence buy/sell decisions.