Totally understand why you are so heavy on cash right now. It feels like a lot of people might be taking your approach, but lots of newbs are adding to the market to keep it from falling too much. When you and others put that cash back in the ecosystem, things could get pretty crazy.
I like to buy obscure shit for a Christmas gift for family. So how about a shitcoin? Any suggestions? - would like to get at least 500 coins/tokens - I have a limit of $30 to spend on this gift - so price should be under 5 cents - and it has to be available using ETH on Bittrex or Binance
I got 1k to invest. What to put it in? I’m guessing a lot of people will talk about it during Xmas dinners.
coinmarketcap.com look under market tab and it will let you know the exchange it is on and what it is paired with.
I had the brilliant idea of getting some DENT and transferred some ETH over to EtherDelta and damn it sucks. I'm transferring it back to Bittrex I'll get something else.
down like 40% on one coin, and its pissing me off, its still early so im sure it will eventually bounce back but damn it pisses me off
Have any of you guys used Bitgrail? Thinking about going in on XRB but it has a pretty limited selection of places to trade it.
just watched a guy mistakenly buy 0.01 DRGN for 6.6 ETH https://deltabalances.github.io/tx....d9b8be6ff8791420771613602f455c2dd04c3a0aac854
Those peoples thoughts are the same as mine. The technology, in theory, seems promising. I am on their slack site and there has been no real discussion of what they are doing to fix the issue of transactions taking days to confirm.
In short, factom hasn’t been doing a very good job of marketing their company. The ceo acknowledges that it’s a problem and it should change.
Yeah like “if BTC drops below $1500 then sell for USDT” It’s one of the few features that kept them lagging behind the main exchanges
"The bubble to end all bubbles continues," UBS Wealth Management global chief economist Paul Donovan wrote in a post Monday. "Cryptocurrencies only have value if accepted as currencies. However, they cannot be used for the most important transaction in an economy, and cryptocurrency supply can only rise and never fall (making them a poor store of value)."
BTC, Ethereum, russian crypto, venezuelan crypto. .... he is saying that the so called "limited supply" is a farce. You can create another crypto so supply is technically unlimited.
This is a really dumb statement. The whole reason cryptocurrencies may prove to be a better currency is because there is only a finite amount of a certain coin. But the fed can keep producing as many dollars as they desire.
But there is always Ethereum, and the plethora of other coins. The supply is unlimited (his argument) Just conversation ...
This is like saying that gold is effectively unlimited in supply because people could start suddenly assigning similar value to every other metal in existence. It's nonsense. As this market matures, a lot of coins are going to go to zero. Right now much of the price/value of these coins is for their future potential. When the market is mature, new coins are going to have to do something new or better to gain traction. So it's not a matter of unlimited supply by simply creating new coins.
I haven't been able to log into bittrex in days. I guess I forgot my password, and when I do the forgot password link I never get an email or anything from them to reset it.
Well that was dumb. Was trying to log in with the email address that is used for dual factor, not the email I created the account with. 00 Logged in and completely forgot I still had some balances on there. A whopping 11 STRAT, 244 XRP, and .00000103 ETH lol. But the BTC on coinbase is turning a nice little profit right now for what I have in it. I need to get into some of the smaller coins though.
It's not a conversation. It's just making asinine or flat out incorrect statements about things you have shown to have little to no understanding of.
Poor form here. I think tmbrules is doing a good job offering dissenting viewpoints from the euphoria that has taken over this thread. It would be wise to consider differing opinions.
He clearly has no idea what's going on if he thinks the word "cryptocurrency" means "money." 99% of these things aren't trying to become the new dollar. They're basically just stock in a company that performs some function. Same thing with a paper $1 bill though. Or stock. There's nothing stopping the issuance of an unlimited amount.