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Meh. The WSJ is prone to hyperbole (not on the level of Fox news, but hardly reputable). The Korean authorities say they believe it was a heart attack.
traders get on this....
Apricus biosciences inc
trading at 2.70 a share...
could potentially explode on feb 17th , when they get approval for a new breakthrough drug...
sorry its not crypto , but regular shares....
hahaha i hope no one listened to this advice!
Meh. The WSJ is prone to hyperbole (not on the level of Fox news, but hardly reputable). The Korean authorities say they believe it was a heart attack.
I think the WSJ is decent, but they do blow things up a bit. Not on the level of CNBC when it comes to Crypto, but still.
What an interesting weird time to have a heart attack though lol.
As far as crypto, I notice it's generally Forbes or CNBC who publish stories (beyond the crypto blogs) and they all tend to focus on subjective, pessimistic sides of things.
My thoughts on WSJ are on it as a whole, though. I used to read it because I was enamored with information on the stock market, but I quickly drew the impression that it leans toward the right, politically, and while its stock information can be interesting, its political tones carry a benign sense of political bias, which makes me sick.
It’s most certainly does carry a right leaning slant. I’m one of those fiscally conservative socially liberal type people. I get my news from many different places and it’s hard for me to find anything that’s not slanted.
CNBC is the most poisonous news publication for crypto out there. There’s one girl who only reports negative news. When the CFTC came out and said let crypto flourish, she didn’t say a word. She’s a narcissist who gets off ruining people’s good time by posting bull crap.
Yeah fuck that noise. And Americans/western people should be especially careful as not to catch a charge for funding/supporting terrorism or a regime violating human rights.Venezuela is trying to counter their collapsing bolivar by launching their own PETRO cryptocurrency, supposedly backed by oïl.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ro-its-cryptocurrency/?utm_term=.f24c1640b120
Yeah fuck that noise. And Americans/western people should be especially careful as not to catch a charge for funding/supporting terrorism or a regime violating human rights.
I really need Bittrex to hurry up and support the Zclassic fork. Even then, with this market I really don't know how high I can realistically expect it to go but I would hope for £250. I have the problem that I am not signed up to Bittrex and Crytopia are not supporting the fork. That means that I will have to send my funds from Crytopia to a wallet then back right after the fork as ZClassic is likely to sink.
My strategy is to sell 75% pre-fork (this could be a mistake with the last ZCL fork Zen hit the exchanges at double the price) then with the profits I'll invest a third in WePower, a third to up my position in Oyster Pearl (fork coming up in just over a month) and use the last third for my travels to Asia.
Is today the day?
Ah.. Three days?
I’d have enough for a 10k node if I sold all of my other holdings. My two blue chips are NEO / ETH and I have ARK / STRAT / QASH as secondary’s. It’s VERY tempting to think about as I think VEN is on another level and I think they will continue to grow. They’re one of, if not the best performing crypto on the market in the last couple of months.