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Shoka you dump the iota I'm already still sitting at doubled up thinking of just holdingComment -
when I get home tonight going to do a little more research on Neo. like it, but I need more info before I take a position.Comment -
Guys if they told you that is a new coin (lets say it coin x) that can beat btc but is centralized what you will do?You will bet on it to gain lets say more money or you will bet on btc to gain less money but keep the spirit of decantralize currency alive?
Just my thoughts ,i dont know if can happen this.I inspired from what shocka said before that he just dont like ripple.So just in case that ripple is the x coin what you will do as bettors?Bet for more gain or what?Comment -
I hate "the man" as much as the next person, but not really in it to change the way things work. I'm in it to make money. So if I knew one way for sure was going to make more than the next easy decision. I live in America, the most privledged place in the world. I've been to 3rd world countries with real financial problems, we have it fine. Banks are going to get skin in the game one way or the next, not going to fight xrp just for the sake of standing up for the people lolComment -
Been deathly sick last 2 days. Just joined the ven train at 82 cents this morning. Up to 90. Lets get it!!!
interesting to see litecoin slowly go down after that crazy run earlier in week hitting max high. For me im buying a couple more shares knowing it will rise back upComment -
In other news Monaco is worth 36k a coin 😂😂😂Comment -
On a serious note anyone know what HMQ (humaniq) is? Opened at 19 cents, climbed to 1.37 before settling around .70Comment -
Damn guys. Ya'll are throwing around a shitload of crypts. I'm looking to add a bunch of additional crypts. Just not sure which ones. I'm sitting on BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP and ADA. Can someone recommend another top 5-10 to put about $5k each?
Why do some of you have a bad feeling about XRP? Are you thinking that it's scammish? or just not going to be popular? I've heard good things about them and that they're partnering with some big names???Comment -
Dude idk I'm on the sell button real close on this coin...if it dips a cent below 200 I got in at 23 couldn't ask to be to greedy...Charlie lee tweeted its overvalued I feel he did this to protect his own image for what he feels is inevitable...I hope it don't but I'm keeping a short leashComment -
what every happened to that bitcoin Diamond coin, when will real exchanges credit it and get it going
what minor value does it hold in the minor exchanges that allow it?Comment -
TD Ameritrade is getting into the futures business. That's a big deal.Comment -
Bitcoin the name is in the end going to be all that matters but they will have to adapt their coin because at this point I don't see it as being as functional as they want it to be...I look at it like having McDonald's and you have all the smaller franchises that are better but they don't got the arches.....name and brand recognition can be everything...even if it don't make sense...that being said I see a merger.....and I see it successfulComment -
This is what has been the fight between the core developers and the Segwit2x people. Right now Bitcoin doesn't have the infrastructure for large scale adoption and there hasn't been an agreement to how to solve it. The 2x people wanted larger blocks along with SegWit. Core claims it's only a temporary solution and that it'll lead to centralization and to wait for LN. Two problems: one is how long do they expect us to wait for LN before people will turn to alts in droves (which appears to be happening to an extent with LTC jumping). Also, who is going to run LN (a big corporation destroying the decentralization philosophy?)? The fighting between the two groups turned me off to Bitcoin. For transactions, I try to use ETH or LTC. I wish Monero would gain some steam for mainstream adoption for it's anonymity, but I haven't found a USD/XMR exchange like Coinbase that can make it easy to buy and sell.Comment -
is binance better than bittrex?Comment -
exactly right DLo
How Joe Kennedy Avoided The Stock Market Crash Of 1929
Joe Kennedy is the father of former president John F. Kennedy.
Joe made most of his money in the stock market. He traded stocks in the roaring 20s when there was little regulation and "anything goes" attitude surrounding all of Wall Street.
Joe famously avoided the Great Depression, and stock market crash of 1929. He sold his entire portfolio days before the crash.
But how did he do it? This one anecdote explains it all:
In the winter of 1928, Joe Kennedy decided to stop to have his shoes shined before he started his day's work at the office. When the boy finished, he offered Kennedy a stock tip: "Buy Hindenburg." Kennedy soon sold off his stocks. He figured that when the shoeshine boys have tips, the market is too popular for its own good.
“You know it's time to sell when shoeshine boys give you stock tips. This bull market is over.”
Bernard Baruch also described the scene before the big Crash:
"Taxi drivers told you what to buy. The shoeshine boy could give you a summary of the day's financial news as he worked with rag and polish. An old beggar who regularly patrolled the street in front of my office now gave me tips and, I suppose, spent the money I and others gave him in the market. My cook had a brokerage account and followed the ticker closely. Her paper profits were quickly blown away in the gale of 1929."
- Fortune Magazine, When Shoeshine Boys Talk StocksComment -
Great post, Hotcross. Somebody else referenced that Kennedy story.
I've been reading about the 1987 stock-mkt crash. Was basically a panic, where people were worried about it bottoming out. So, they'd take 90-cents on the dollar instead of 0. Then 86-cents on the dollar instead of 0, etc.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
That’s what scares me the most. It’s all over the evening news at this pointComment -
I think the two major differences are the user interface (which do you have an easier time using as a personal preference) and withdrawal fees (varies depending on the coin you're trying to withdraw). If I'm using Bittrex, I try to withdraw to ETH as they seem to be cheapest for ETH. For Binance, LTC seems to be cheapest.
Edit: probably one of the most important differences is trading fees forgot to mention. Bittrex is .25% no matter what. Binance is .1%. However, keep in mind the withdrawal fees vary, so if you're dealing with a little bit of money it can eat into your investment, but if you have a lot of money in there, it's not going to be a huge difference.
Here's Binance's withdrawal fees (notice LTC is much cheaper than ETH if you're trying to liquidate to Coinbase). https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us...ure-on-BinanceLast edited by mrpapageorgio; 12-15-17, 09:57 PM.Comment -
My $.02. Short term, I feel the big 3 ( BTc,eth, ltc) will soar on weekends as average joes dabble on their off days. Alt coins boom during the week. Long term, most all will soar until a clear cut winner emerges( it's not btc). I don't love xrp for the same reasons others have mentioned, but it's hard to go against the banksters. They seem to always get their way. First of the year, stock market will go down as investors liquidate for cryptos. 2018 will booom. Load up. For me it's big 3 + xrp + ada + Xmr for now.
This is a great thread, I've been lurking and tailing. Keep up the great work men. Shut up and listen Seaweed.Comment -
TRXTRON (TRX) Rise of the Nerd Coin – Tronix (TRX)
Enter Tronix (TRX)
Tron and the associated cryptocoin, Tronix (TRX), is the brain-child of mega-nerd Justin Sun. The creator of Peiwo (a Chinese social networking app with a user base of over 10 Million), Justin Sun has been heavily hyped by the mainstream media as “the next Jack Ma.” Apparently not your average basement dweller, at some point this pimple faced geek (just kidding, he’s actually quite handsome) set down his joystick and picked up a pen and paper (or at least a computer keyboard) and got to work. And the Gods of the crypto-universe took notice.
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