Ladies and gentlemen, This is the investor who has been driving Bitcoin.Serious question, at what pricepoint do I but bitcoin to expect an upward trend? 5000 USD?
Didn’t a bunch of people warn you about this and you responded like a child with their fingers in their ear lol.It's not my claim. It's the claim of numerous people in the space including experts that have been talking about it. How do YOU explain half a trillion dollars evaporating inside 2 months? Normal market fluctuations? "The bomb" hahaha fuck off loser
Not.Didn’t a bunch of people warn you about this and you responded like a child with their fingers in their ear lol.
How does one get into bitcoin? My apologies if it's been mentioned. Does anyone know a site that could guide me?
getcrypto.info has all the information you needHow does one get into bitcoin? My apologies if it's been mentioned. Does anyone know a site that could guide me?
After bitcoin and other currencies soared over the summer and fall, Novogratz presented this stage of crypto as a “speculative mania phase” that would crash like the dot-com bust but then reëmerge with more mature players. Out with AltaVista, in with Google. In Novogratz’s estimation, individual cryptocurrencies would fail—although he is bullish on bitcoin and ether retaining their value in the long term. “I don’t know if the speculative phase ends in March, ends in a year from now, eighteen months from now,” Novogratz told me, “but it will end.” He suggested that it will end when “too many people have bought in.” (At a dinner during the fall of 2017, one of my favorite Oberlin professors, a Marxist, told me that he had just bought some ether.)
I asked Jed McCaleb, a founder of the popular cryptocurrencies ripple and stellar, whether the financial industry has been too late to the party. “Not too late—too early,” he said. “It’s still pretty early, technically. There’s a hype preceding the reality similar to what you saw in the dot-com bubble. There are lots of good ideas but lots of nonsense that doesn’t warrant the kind of money that’s been dumped in it. A lot of investors don’t know which is which.” I asked him if he thought Novogratz knew. “It’s easy to look smart in a bull market,” McCaleb told me, “which is not to say he’s not a smart guy.”
Novogratz's largest, or most important, investment is in his old college roommate Joe Lubin's(Ethereum co-founder) business: Consensys. These guys have grown from a dozen or so employees to around 500 in just 2.5 years. They almost exclusively work with Ethereum and they're primarily why I'm 100% all-in on ETH+Ethereum-based tokens.I find the New Yorker's articles generally to be grossly overly long and rambling, but of course had to share this as it's suitable to the thread:
A Sidelined Wall Street Legend Bets on Bitcoin
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/04/16/a-sidelined-wall-street-legend-bets-on-bitcoin
Bull trap or market reversal guys?
Bitcoin shattered its resistance but bounced off 8200.My magic 8 ball from Walgreen's says Bull Trap.
Bitcoin shattered its resistance but bounced off 8200.
Yeah I dont think anyone was expecting this sudden surge. But buying begets more buying. Who knows what could happen.I wouldnt expect much until it starts making gains for like a week straight. Also just seems too soon. If it resurges anytime soon I would think it would still be a few months to a year before it happens. But hell, what do I know?
Yeah I dont think anyone was expecting this sudden surge. But buying begets more buying. Who knows what could happen.
Check this shit out-
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/13/how...ncies-are-fueling-americas-opioid-crisis.html
Yeah let's pretend like the multi trillion dollar international drug trade isnt fueled by traditional currency lmaoGod damn you, Shamo.
Yeah let's pretend like the multi trillion dollar international drug trade isnt fueled by traditional currency lmao
I love reading peoples comments when an article comes out like ‘Overstocks CEO say is BTC will be worth XXX in 2025 and that’s why he’s accepting it”.
I shit you not you get people saying “Wow, another company I won’t be using” or “Never buying from there again!”
I’m really curious as to why they would never buy from someone who accepts BTC? Is it because they feel it’s directly funding the drug market/terrorism, is it because it’s bad for the earth? I’m just so confused by people sometimes. Fiat does WAY more harm than any cryptocurrency is doing. I doubt we’ll live long enough to ever see that change.