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Everyone said between March and May it was going to skyrocket.
It didn't skyrocket.
I feel like I'm holding on for dear life here.Comment -
Lol
It’s overComment -
realistically long story short, in bear markets / huge dips you either want to A) buy with fiat if you believe in the tech / future B) Hold your coins and come back in a year or 2
anybody selling in this market is just ignorant and will buy back when the market becomes bullish again and continue to lose money, its really simple any market goes up and down, best thing you can do imo is buy at the lows , either cash out/ tether at the highs and rinse and repeat
people like mikejamm who are just coming in to troll the thread/ spread hate will continue to be broke and well all be laughing at the end so its irrelevant tbh
look back at this thread , bitcoin at the start was half the price it is now .... and has been up to almost 20k, crypto still has a TON of room to grow this isnt even the beginning , especially with some alt coins and tech ive been seeing , this is the future with AI, AR, Drone tech etc etc blockchain technology has a ton of real life usage... bear markets suck no doubt and its hard to stay motivated but in times like this you just gotta take a break or accumulate more coins you like
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I am holding zero BTC. This thread is labeled crypto discussion, which is not limited to BTC. How is it a joke thread? Because you still refuse to believe in blockchain?
Just because BTC isn’t at 10k or 20k, it’s over? Do you realize that at this time last year, BTC was a mere few hundred dollars?
JJ bro, blockchain tech as a whole is here to stay. Crypto isn’t just about BTC.Comment -
On 06/27/2017 BTC closed at $2,583.Comment -
anyone have any sweat coin?Comment -
No Sir. I have heard about it recently.Comment -
TRX going through mainnet swap.
Meanwhile, finally some green bubbles!Comment -
under 6k!
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Fire, are you in crypto big? Or just with disposable income? I agree that selling in this market is not wise. However, to the average joe (myself included) we keep hearing about how when btc was at $20K it was going to $100K then it dropped below $6K. Now it's heading to $10K or $20K again supposedly. With no everyday functional utility, isn't this pure speculation? With no regulation isn't this just Wolf of Wall Street types hyping and then scalping and dumping penny stocks? It seems as if the boom is done. Blockchain relies on a ton of computing power and for crypto to truly take over, people are betting against a seemingly unbeatable banking industry. In your opinion, are the true believers of crypto putting their money where their beliefs are? Also, don't you have to back the right crypto with the technology that would take over in an every day use capacity. Are there a lot of cryptos that are HD DVD, betamax, etc. i.e., technology that is trying to take over that will be useless one day?realistically long story short, in bear markets / huge dips you either want to A) buy with fiat if you believe in the tech / future B) Hold your coins and come back in a year or 2
anybody selling in this market is just ignorant and will buy back when the market becomes bullish again and continue to lose money, its really simple any market goes up and down, best thing you can do imo is buy at the lows , either cash out/ tether at the highs and rinse and repeat
people like mikejamm who are just coming in to troll the thread/ spread hate will continue to be broke and well all be laughing at the end so its irrelevant tbh
look back at this thread , bitcoin at the start was half the price it is now .... and has been up to almost 20k, crypto still has a TON of room to grow this isnt even the beginning , especially with some alt coins and tech ive been seeing , this is the future with AI, AR, Drone tech etc etc blockchain technology has a ton of real life usage... bear markets suck no doubt and its hard to stay motivated but in times like this you just gotta take a break or accumulate more coins you likeComment -
Was under 3k during last summer - only idiots that bought it high is jumping off buildingsComment -
Everytime I buy crypto it plummets 25% and goes up right after I sell it.Comment -
Its obvious whats going on. Look at all the lecture halls being filled with people peddling bitcoin. The more squares buy the more investors will unload the shlt. Its going under, the scheme is up.Comment -
Hold what you have. Selling right now is exactly how to lose money. And no, the scheme is not up. Maybe for bitcoin, but the blockchain technology is here to stay and will only become more valuable over time.
Regulations, BTC transactions not being as anonymous as people thought and banks trying to cash in on blockchain at a low price is what is driving the market down.
Markets arent grown over night. Patience. Buy low, do not sell. Stay away from BTC, it is a dying breed. Look into other forms of technology with some of the other alt coins. That is where money will be made in the future.Comment -
Biggest problem right now is 235B market cap. Where'd everybody go? Interest in crypto has to pick up in order to see the bull market again.
One thing is even though we're definitely in a bear cycle, the tech is still developing. The tech keeps on forging ahead. People that attend these crypto conferences could care less about prices. They're all interested in the tech. As soon as one killer app or killer game comes out and renews interest, things could go crazy again....Comment -
Easy to say without naming the coins. Sure, some of them may materialize. Thousands of coins and maybe there will be a few that flourish and then you'll point and say 'see.' But let's see you accurately name them before they hit.
And I'm confused. You say don't sell right now but then you say stay away from BTC. But BTC is what most people hold.Comment -
Guys losing everything you have to be such a sucker now to invest in any crypto
Under 6000 is not a good signComment -
4 hrs later sitting at $6400.
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a bit of mini steam this morningComment -
Ya, the last few bumps have happened in the daytime. I attribute that to the West (US & Europe). When a bump (or selloff) happens in the middle of the night, say 3am CST, I attribute that to the East (Asia). I think this works (roughly) when trying to figure out who's moving the market...Comment -
Can someone explain to me how blockchain is so valuable to companies in the future? Who the fuk would want to invest in a system that clears transactions in 5 minutes sometimes and 12 hours at other times. Not to mention the utility bill costs to run this b.s. Complete garbage. What is the point? Am I missing something? Debit cards 5000 times faster than this garbage.Comment -
if you want to send a drug dealer in Australia to send you some drugs could you use that debit card?
what about to an online sex chat girl in Romania?
do many people want to use their debit card to fun gambling or poker accounts?
if you send any other way, you have to use a "trusted" 3rd party. your info is then recorded when you do that that transaction
utility bill? who has to pay that? just the miners
there is no central server holding on the info, so there is no charge. all users in the blockchain are storing pieces of the encrypted transactions recorded on the ledger.
There is a reason that computer nerds jizzed themselves for months on end when the block chain was first introduced.
do you recall any of the security breaches where millions of people had their identity and $ at jeopardy at "trusted 3rd parties... Home depot, Target, Equifax, Morgan Stanley. ect
any company that holds your info, is just a weak firewall or good hacker away from fuking your life up pretty quickly.
block chain technology eliminates having to worry about people getting their hands on your info, as well as the US governmentComment -
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