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Many users are upset that one of the largest exchanges- Coinbase suddenly went down as the price crashed making it impossible for many to buy or sell anything.
I just checked the charts, its down like $500 from the $10,000 high. I'm sure $10,000 was what a lot of people were waiting for, so of course the price dropped a bit, but that's hardly a bubble popping.
True Believer crypto investors are the biggest idiots on the planet. It's fun to watch them cry when their favorite coin (that's like, totally THE NEXT BIG THING MAN) flatlines (and stays dead) because nobody but them invests on fundamentals. The vast majority (like 98%) of coins will be dead in the couple years, tops. The odds that your favorite coin is THE NET BIG THING MAN are practically zero.
It's all about day trading, imo. 20-60+% gains on day/swing trades? Yes plz.
I don't get it, from what you guys are saying you'd think people were losing money by holding crypto, you'd have to be very stupid to have been in crypto for most than 6 months and not have doubled your money...
you'd have to be very stupid to have been in crypto for most than 6 months and not have doubled your money...
Depends on what you invest in and when. Also depends on your exit strategy. Just investing $1k in some arbitrary coin when it's $0.05 waiting for it to hit $50.00+ after ppl realize it's the NEXT BIG THING MAN is a common(ly retarded) strategy. Just select any obscure random cryptocurrency and go to the associate subreddits and you'll see what I mean.
These people will sit on their favored coin (for months) while it makes 200%+ gains and not take profit cuz they think it'll eventually jump 9,000% and they'll be rich. When the coin flatline for a month they freak out and sell everything at loss.
Only a tiny % of True Believers are actually rewarded for their faith.
smart contracts are something you can set up on an address which are able to perform some programatic action. For instance you could set up a smart contract that people can send some amount of ether to with some input on the transaction to select a football team to bet on and the contract will automatically hold the funds until after the game and then distribute them to the winners. No bookie or trust needed, it's all automatic.
You can also create what are called erc20 tokens which can be held on an ethereum wallet and can be used like any other crypto currency, this can be combined with a smart contract to distribute Tokens to people who invest in your ICO(initial coin offering, play on an initial public offering) automatically.
A third thing I did mention is that it's far faster and cheaper to use than Bitcoin and has designed to move from proof of work to proof of stake.
It needs to be widespread to be stable, when people are paid in crypto and a small number if people cant hugely impact the market cap by themselves the price will become more stable although still deflationary. Now I personally think bitcoin is,hot garbage and that ETH IOTA and monero will replace it entirely but baby steps. We're in the early days.
The real drama is in this thread as bitcoiners rheee that people don't like a currency that can be down 20% and then up 30% in the same hour
Its its lack of control and its constant fluctuation BEGGING for market manipulation
A guy could dump millions of dollars worth and buy it back for a quarter in the same day and no one would notice because the market fluctuates like that everyday
I guarantee there are massive banks and stock traders (the very people bitcoin is "trying to get away from") who buy and dump massive amounts every week and because there is no oversight to say how much the thing is actually worth and no regulation they can just get away with it.
"bitcoin traders" would be thrown in federal prison for stock manipulation in any organized trading market
If there is one thing I desperately want, it's to invest all of my money in physical coins that I can carry around and either use a single one to buy a gumball or a car depending on what hour it is.
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1 SnapshillBot 2017-11-29
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1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
Many users are upset that one of the largest exchanges- Coinbase suddenly went down as the price crashed making it impossible for many to buy or sell anything.
1 IslamicStatePatriot 2017-11-29
This is terrible, how will I buy my dope online now????
1 IvankaTrumpIsMyWaifu 2017-11-29
Take out a hit against the webmaster, I hear you can do that with Bitcoin...
...oh shit
1 Dextro420x 2017-11-29
Monero
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
Gee, what a (((coincidence))).
1 newprofile15 2017-11-29
Call me back when the next big exchange inevitably just cleans out everyone's accounts and mysteriously disappears .
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
It's legitimately more profitable to just keep running than do that which would tank the value of the coins they were stealing.
1 newprofile15 2017-11-29
Yea remember when people thought the same thing about Mt Gox?
And this isn't even accounting for the even more likely scenario of hackers just robbing the exchange blind.
1 starship_litterbox 2017-11-29
BitCoin is great, creating thousands of future homeless mayos to make room for the beautiful brown bourgeoisie to rise from their ashes.
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
I just checked the charts, its down like $500 from the $10,000 high. I'm sure $10,000 was what a lot of people were waiting for, so of course the price dropped a bit, but that's hardly a bubble popping.
1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
It was down 2000$. To attest to bitcoins amazing stability there was a 40% swing in less than 20mins!
1 el_Pollohontas 2017-11-29
literally no one has ever called bitcoin stable. aint no dramas, youre just making shit up. die in a fire, mate.
1 glmox 2017-11-29
satoshi isnt gonna fuck you
1 el_Pollohontas 2017-11-29
whoever that is, that doesnt make her special.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Howtf are you such a Bitcoin fanboi and not even know who Satoshi is?
1 el_Pollohontas 2017-11-29
lol i dont give a fuck about bitcoin, faggot
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
oh nvm then. smart idea
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
It was 8k one week ago, chill fam. Everyone knows btc is garbage those in the know have ether, iota and monero
1 LightUmbra 2017-11-29
Those really in the know us money and sell idiots mining rigs.
1 Anarcho_Autism 2017-11-29
This.
True Believer crypto investors are the biggest idiots on the planet. It's fun to watch them cry when their favorite coin (that's like, totally THE NEXT BIG THING MAN) flatlines (and stays dead) because nobody but them invests on fundamentals. The vast majority (like 98%) of coins will be dead in the couple years, tops. The odds that your favorite coin is THE NET BIG THING MAN are practically zero.
It's all about day trading, imo. 20-60+% gains on day/swing trades? Yes plz.
Fiat is king.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
I don't get it, from what you guys are saying you'd think people were losing money by holding crypto, you'd have to be very stupid to have been in crypto for most than 6 months and not have doubled your money...
1 Anarcho_Autism 2017-11-29
Depends on what you invest in and when. Also depends on your exit strategy. Just investing $1k in some arbitrary coin when it's $0.05 waiting for it to hit $50.00+ after ppl realize it's the NEXT BIG THING MAN is a common(ly retarded) strategy. Just select any obscure random cryptocurrency and go to the associate subreddits and you'll see what I mean.
These people will sit on their favored coin (for months) while it makes 200%+ gains and not take profit cuz they think it'll eventually jump 9,000% and they'll be rich. When the coin flatline for a month they freak out and sell everything at loss.
Only a tiny % of True Believers are actually rewarded for their faith.
1 SwankDogsbody 2017-11-29
ETH is the next big thing.
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
On what basis? Like, what does it bring to the table that Buttcoin or Monero or Zcash don't?
1 Hemingwavy 2017-11-29
It's got a bug in it that let some dude give himself $50 million of Ethereum. It's like Bitcoin if Bitcoin had a built in lottery in it.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
Has smart contracts and can run tokens.
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
Do what now?
I'm seriousposting, I don't know what those things mean.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
smart contracts are something you can set up on an address which are able to perform some programatic action. For instance you could set up a smart contract that people can send some amount of ether to with some input on the transaction to select a football team to bet on and the contract will automatically hold the funds until after the game and then distribute them to the winners. No bookie or trust needed, it's all automatic.
You can also create what are called erc20 tokens which can be held on an ethereum wallet and can be used like any other crypto currency, this can be combined with a smart contract to distribute Tokens to people who invest in your ICO(initial coin offering, play on an initial public offering) automatically.
A third thing I did mention is that it's far faster and cheaper to use than Bitcoin and has designed to move from proof of work to proof of stake.
1 Dextro420x 2017-11-29
Its alot easier to mine than buttcoin
1 SWIMsfriend 2017-11-29
People have been saying that since 2015. Hasn't been yet. Bitcoin has like 10x the market cap of the next best one
1 SwankDogsbody 2017-11-29
ETH jumped over $400 in value since around June to become the second biggest crypto.
It's fun to be neutral but don't be stupid.
1 SWIMsfriend 2017-11-29
Ok? It won't ever surpass bitcoin. And bitcoin cash is quickly gaining on it
1 scatmunchies 2017-11-29
I just checked and saw $9500ish.
1 JumbledFun 2017-11-29
Just think what that dude who bought 2 pizzas for 10k bitcoins years ago must be thinking
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
Yeah, I heard he had trouble finding a seller, too, lol.
1 r_juicyasians 2017-11-29
If I remember right he said he was glad to do it because without those types of purchases fake internet drug money would never have taken off.
1 kermit_was_right 2017-11-29
I, at some point, threw out a hard drive with 30btc on it - back when it was worthless.
Sigh.
1 Talonek 2017-11-29
Why do people throw out HDDs and not horde them like me?
1 kermit_was_right 2017-11-29
It was broken. But I didn't bother attempting recovery.
1 Talonek 2017-11-29
Understandable
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
This is standard crypto volatility.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Which is why it'd make a terrible currency
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
It is already better than some currencies issued by shot governments.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
high volatility = shitty currency
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
Cool story
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
goddamn you magic bean traders are a sensitive bunch
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
You are mad you didnt get rich. Thats cool. I can afford premium bussy. You get alley bussy from the homeless.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
1 JasonJewnova 2017-11-29
I bought half a buttcoin a couple years ago and it's still paying for my sterons so jokes on you 😊
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
I am drowning in premium bussy. You jerk it to cam girls. Gross.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
what you're saying isnt even offensive
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
ikr?
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
this guy doesn't even have 1 bitbean.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Awww, stupid Coinbase app won't let me screenshot my 0.00072221 ETH
1 Neronoah 2017-11-29
I can only think two or three currencies that are worse than bitcoin.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
Bitcoin gold?
1 SlavophilesAnonymous 2017-11-29
Zimbabwe Dollar? Forint? Italian Lira?
1 Neronoah 2017-11-29
Yeah. I'd put the venezuelan bolÃvar because it's going to implode eventually.
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
If used bitcoin to buy lunch I could be getting a 40% discount or a 30% markup which would then level out hours later
completely unacceptable
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
Wow now i know!
1 im-a-koala 2017-11-29
You'd also pay like a $10 transfer fee
1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
MFW bitcoiners brag about being a better currency than the somalian shilling
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
It's not mature like it will have to be in order to be a currency. Converting the world over to a unified currency was never going to be smooth.
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
Than whats the point?
Bitcoin isn't used like a currency, its being as buy and dump investment for day traders
1 toynbeeidea16 2017-11-29
Well, drug dealers user it like a currency...
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
Its that or junkie bussy
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
It needs to be widespread to be stable, when people are paid in crypto and a small number if people cant hugely impact the market cap by themselves the price will become more stable although still deflationary. Now I personally think bitcoin is,hot garbage and that ETH IOTA and monero will replace it entirely but baby steps. We're in the early days.
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
Who wants to be paid in something that could be worth far less than the agree payment depending on the days market?
Digital currency will only take off if it is backed by a government or large banks
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
Ah yes, it should be backed by government and large banks so that is guaranteed to be worth less due to inflation.
The problem here is that the volatility is a side effect of wider adoption. It has to be widely adopted before it can become stable.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
You want a deflationary spiral? This is how you get a deflationary spiral.
1 BigLordShiggot 2017-11-29
I just put heroin on my AMEX
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Venmo works too
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
Imagine prefering a currency controled by a human cheeto.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Imagine preferring a currency 1000x more volatile than one controlled by a human cheeto.
1 SWIMsfriend 2017-11-29
Before the last year and a half. Bitcoin was stable. From like 2014-2016 it was roughly the same price, with a small increase over time
1 shitpersonality 2017-11-29
Mt Gox caused a multi year bear market.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/
1 el_Pollohontas 2017-11-29
a volatile market fluctuates= DRAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
kill yourself OP
1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
hey now no need to the bad vibes.
1 smokes_degrass 2017-11-29
I bought 3/4 of a litecoin yesterday
I'm down 7 bucks today
feelsbadman.jpg
1 youpostyoudie 2017-11-29
Just hodl until it's worthless.
1 cggreene2 2017-11-29
Hardly popped. People said the same when it went from 1k to 200. Even if you invested at its hight back then, you would still have 8x now
1 GopherGus 2017-11-29
still over 10k and all the exchanges i see are up. and where's the drama you mong
1 aliceunknown 2017-11-29
This is why us jews stick to gold bricks and swiss francs.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
>down 2.85% for the day
>up 15% for the week
"Bursting"
We hit an ATH fam, idiots who FOMO bought at an ATH deserve what they got.
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
The real drama is in this thread as bitcoiners rheee that people don't like a currency that can be down 20% and then up 30% in the same hour
Its its lack of control and its constant fluctuation BEGGING for market manipulation
A guy could dump millions of dollars worth and buy it back for a quarter in the same day and no one would notice because the market fluctuates like that everyday
1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
You mean like the person who sold 7000 Bitcoins this morning ;)
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
I guarantee there are massive banks and stock traders (the very people bitcoin is "trying to get away from") who buy and dump massive amounts every week and because there is no oversight to say how much the thing is actually worth and no regulation they can just get away with it.
"bitcoin traders" would be thrown in federal prison for stock manipulation in any organized trading market
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Last time it was the entire country of China
1 MegaSeedsInYourBum 2017-11-29
We need another opium war
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Dibs on franchising the opium dens this time.
1 Chromebookbitches 2017-11-29
You mean actual professional adults are taking advantage of the crypto-kiddies? Who would have thought?
Seriously, this has been happening, for sure for a while, definitely the last year with the entire crypto market, especially "alt" coins.
1 SlavophilesAnonymous 2017-11-29
Did you know The Economist, official newspaper of the investment banker/stock trader class, regularly runs articles about Bitcoin?
1 stevemisor 2017-11-29
Bitcoin is a fantastic investment
but its horrible as a currency
1 SlavophilesAnonymous 2017-11-29
It just is
1 Fucking_That_Chicken 2017-11-29
Well, that and the pending legal complaint
1 smokes_degrass 2017-11-29
I bought 3/4 of a litecoin yesterday
I'm down 7 bucks today
feelsbadman.jpg
1 itsconstantinople 2017-11-29
lol back over 10k already
1 Wtfct 2017-11-29
Shot my load early, seems it happens with bitcoin and bussy.
1 itsconstantinople 2017-11-29
at least you didn't sell half your stake at 3500..
1 Anarcho_Autism 2017-11-29
Blew your load too soon m8. Sorry.
1 wwaalleess 2017-11-29
If there is one thing I desperately want, it's to invest all of my money in physical coins that I can carry around and either use a single one to buy a gumball or a car depending on what hour it is.
1 aqouta 2017-11-29
Why are there bootlickers trying to unironically defend central banks?
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-11-29
Just watching out for (((my people)))
1 captainpriapism 2017-11-29
i like rubbing it in that pretty much everyone in that sub is going to lose everything