same with me: down 1.35% (overall) in 24 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
not bad after days and days of big gains.
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same with me: down 1.35% (overall) in 24 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
not bad after days and days of big gains.
Although , is this the time to buy ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Is this just a blip , or is it a free fall ?
Btc almost 13k.....oh Jaysus :wank::alcoholic::alcoholic:
Thank jebus I traded half of BTC holdings in the last 3 days.
Lucky Lulu the leery Langer.
:smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
:sorry1:
just moved all of my iota into bitcoin.
currently down 6% overall in 24 hours.
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...tid=5715&stc=1
only if you think bitcoin is a good coin - it is likely to increase at a slower rate of knots as a few of the newer lemmings were burntQuote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
ETH might be a big winner here as it has a recognised name - break the 1k
dash and monero are getting a rightfull comeuppance
and why the fcuk ripple is up - irrational hoseA may know
I got out of my XVG yesterday and went into FUN - not so sure about XVG , it is all hanging on their wraith protocol which is suposed to allow you to switch anon transactions on and off - I like the idea , but have to see if they can make it work - the other problem is the anon part relies on TOR so not sure if it is the way of the future for anon with all the new types of zero knowledge trustless protocols comingQuote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
Almost 12k!!!!!
:sexy:
^ if this thing isn't being manipulated by wall st now (and i strongly believe it is) it will be very soon.
slightly different avenue of discussion...
what are the odds that the US federal govt. criminalizes the use of crypto-curriences?
i'm not saying they will or won't, but what if they do?
there's already talk of them creating their own 'fedcoin'. nothing like eliminating the competition by edict.
things to consider...
1. from the 1930s to the 1970s the US govt. banned the ownership of gold and gold certificates...long story short, don't fcuk with the greenback..that's the fed's job.
2. crypto currencies are commonly used by criminals and terrorists....the US govt loves to crack down hard on anything connected to terrorism. so if there's an attack of some kind and there's any link to a crypto-currency, you can bet there will be swift action.
just how do they write a law like that without destroying all electronic money transfers ?Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
no they are not - cash is commonly used by criminals and terrorists - there are stats if you wish to researchQuote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
*Abandon Ship, Abandon ship , we are going down , Abandon ship*
Ripple over the past couple of years has made massive progress without a single movement in price. Other coins announce they have a new unproven idea and the price goes wild. Ripple announces it has actual trials with major banks and nothing happens. It has been severely undervalued for 2 years. The price is just now catching up.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
no idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
just like i have no idea how they banned people from owning gold.
but they did it.
come on.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
that's like something earl would post.
except the trial with banks is just using its blockchain tech for a private blockchain - the banks like centralised controlQuote:
Originally Posted by Plan B
the tokens tied to the public blockchain are not going to be used
ok ray , show us some percentages to back up you claim that criminals and terrorists are the main users of crypto currencies ?Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypt...s-cash-is-king
Europeans are going to wake up to bad news, on the Friday before Christmas
it is the japs and koreans who kick off all the crypto moves
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Originally Posted by baldrick
That's step one of the plan. Banks are risk averse and like their tech tested before going full in. With further integration using XRP they stand to save an extra 30% on transaction costs, not to mention the millions of dollars that they could potentially free up from Nostro accounts that will no longer be necessary. The one outstanding issue Ripple has yet to solve is getting liquidity for all the currencies. That will take time and looking at the big picture it is still early days.
yeah....except i never posted that.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
this is what i actually posted....
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Originally Posted by raycarey
one would hope that it's obvious that there is a big difference between the two statements...and that mine is irrefutable.
ok ray - on with the FUD
which of the posters on this thread who use cryptos are commonly terrorists and criminals ?
^
because you know more about crypto-currencies than the other TD posters i assumed you were also able to have a rational and reasonable fact based discussion.
apparently that was my mistake.
carry on.
i hope your trading is profitable.
Just checked and the last hour looks mostly green. Now we see whether the bottom just completely drops out.
Baldrick , stop being so thick .Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
Even I understand what he meant
^^Yes indeed, some huge swings going on in the last hour. This is fun isn't it :)
It really has huge potential the only other coin doing anything close is monero. I will continue to hold it and see what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
And meaningless.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey