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One means it's already in place. Another says finding out what the hell this new thing is. Which is it? |
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ChiefRocka , now we know your real name:
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss used $11 million from their $65 million payout from their Facebook lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg to invest in bitcoin back in 2013. At that time, the cryptocurrency was priced around $120 and the Winklevoss twins claimed to own almost 1% of all bitcoin in circulation. The price of a single bitcoin is above $11,000 now and the cryptocurrency’s market capitalization is $187.6 billion, as of this writing. Hence, the total value of bitcoins held by the twins is worth more than one billion dollars. In an interview with the Financial Times last year, the Winklevoss twins said they “see bitcoin as potentially the greatest social network because it is designed to transfer value over the Internet.” They claim bitcoin is better than gold and “matches or beats” the precious metal across its nine foundational traits, such as scarcity and portability. Read more: Winklevoss Twins Are Bitcoin's First Billionaires | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/news/wi...#ixzz50IfXmSxr Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook |
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I’m not sure how someone could “hack bitcoin” it’s not stored in a central location and even the major exchanges store 90% in cold storage. It’s decentralized and many online wallets have been hacked, the network itself would be very close to impossible to hack.
I’m also a novice in this though and am going off everything I’ve read. Can you elaborate on how you can see Bitcoin getting “hacked”? Honest question, as I have a lot of my savings in bitcoin/Ethereum. |
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See AustinChiefs post #38 when this thread stated back in 2013. I've already said this several times. I'm not talking about hacking the bitcoin itself just hacking where it's stored to steal it. I was paid major $'s to architect two different blockchain models. I got on this blockchain model early. I worked as a security architect in a place with the best hackers in the world that was itself hacked 1 million times a day. I don't say this to brag but because I like you, to make it known to you that on this particular specific subject, I can speak with authority. And I'm telling you that your money is probably safe however there are many states, groups, serious and very capable ones that on the verge of being able to hack bitcoin stores. I personally would not be staking my financial future on something that will be hacked. |
I'm making some money off IOTA right now. Seems to have a bright future...
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There have been tons of online wallets hacked for big money, a few exchanges have had major problems. But the demand has continued to soar. Quote:
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LOL Good Lord.
I remember reading about this stuff years ago and didn't think much of it. To think, if I'd invested only a couple hundred dollars what I would have now.. |
Over $14,000 now
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Go back and read through the first 3 pages of this thread, especially page 3, ****ing makes me laugh and sick to my stomach at the same time.
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I can make Bitcoin crash, all I need to do is invest. I'm like Bill Macy in "The Cooler".
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Millions May Have Been Stolen in a Bitcoin Marketplace Hacking Heist
http://amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2017/...ryptocurrency? |
So do buttcoins still have no use beyond drug buying/selling?
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As of today, Steam will no longer support Bitcoin as a payment method on our platform due to high fees and volatility in the value of Bitcoin. In the past few months we've seen an increase in the volatility in the value of Bitcoin and a significant increase in the fees to process transactions on the Bitcoin network. For example, transaction fees that are charged to the customer by the Bitcoin network have skyrocketed this year, topping out at close to $20 a transaction last week (compared to roughly $0.20 when we initially enabled Bitcoin). Unfortunately, Valve has no control over the amount of the fee. These fees result in unreasonably high costs for purchasing games when paying with Bitcoin. The high transaction fees cause even greater problems when the value of Bitcoin itself drops dramatically. https://steamcommunity.com/games/593...96684955433613 |
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But for some reason ppl love to pay to higher of a miners fee than they need and lots of wallets & exchanges seem to encourage that. But if you just want to wait a liiitttttle bit longer for your transactions to confirm you can save ALOT on fees. As seen here. Youre welcome all https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ |
Meanwhile, 15k
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Nicehash hacked for over $60 million now
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Several stocks that may make a run today because of the bitcoin momentum
RIOT GBTC MARA GOHE |
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Its the major hacks like I posted thats Bitcoin holders problem. If these continue (and they will) the confidence in Bitcoin safety goes down. 50 of those 900 big dogs get their money stolen at the same time, the stock will collapse. Ask anyone in security. Its only recently that these serious and capable groups turned their attention to Bitcoin due to its recent run up. Now its worth their time. |
I watched this long enough. Just bought $10K worth of Bitcoin this morning. It was some retirement money so considering I don't plan on retiring anyways I'm going to let it ride good or bad (YOLO). I'm 41 yo.
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What a damn idiot I was for not spending more at the time. This makes me cry every time I log in and see it... https://i.imgur.com/fay2ouN.jpg |
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You might consider diversifying half into ETH , just to spread it a bit. Best of luck to you man |
Didn't cost go up 1,700 dollars or so a few days ago?
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If only I had:banghead:
If only I had :banghead: If only I had :banghead: |
Yes.
It's broken 14k recently |
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Thank you - you're sweet - I'll charge you zero bitcoin when we snuggle and i stare into your eyes, and play with your hair. |
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https://www.coindesk.com/price/ |
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The story of my life |
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You guys seeing this SHIT???
EPIC! |
How crazy would this be if all along this was really the North Koreans or Nigerians were Satashi Nakamoto and they are going to be mega billionaires with the greatest scam ever?
Just went by $18,000 as I type and then plummeted until $17,000 |
Guys are buying at 19.5 and putting sell orders in at 20.
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GOHE Cannabis X Crypto
Bought yesterday at .045 and sold at .06 Today I missed the open but got back in at .112 now its at .125 I think I sell now |
Stratis is coming back around too. Hopefully some of these BTC profits flow into alts.
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So...I bought 2600 shares of IOTA @ .90 a while ago. Well I did it on bitfinex and they kept putting alerts up saying I had to cash out since I'm in the US. So I had to sell the IOTA for LTC @ .62 VERY GRUDGINGLY (because I don't have any other exchanges that sell it) and THEN it hit 5.00 UGHHHHHHH I would've made like 10K this week.
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Do you know any other places where I can buy? Its dipped pretty good now and I want to get back in. |
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I thought everyone was to use coinbase? |
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recent PRO TIP: there is an app called "Coinseed" ... It works like Acorns, and invests your rounded up dollars into crypto instead of the stock market. I love it. It's an easy way to invest without feeling any pain of the ups and downs.
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Coin seen legit there is also one for you regular debit card. If you are shitty with money like me it helps.
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$100K by 2020
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100k next year unless the bottom falls out when futures open. We’re looking more at half million by 2020
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Here's a worthwhile read on how the futures market may affect Bicoin
https://www.coindesk.com/threat-bitcoin-futures/ |
https://news.slashdot.org/story/17/1...ld-tank-values
On Nov. 12, someone moved almost 25,000 bitcoins, worth about $159 million at the time, to an online exchange. The news soon rippled through online forums, with bitcoin traders arguing about whether it meant the owner was about to sell the digital currency. From a report on Bloomberg: Holders of large amounts of bitcoin are often known as whales. And they're becoming a worry for investors. They can send prices plummeting by selling even a portion of their holdings. And those sales are more probable now that the cryptocurrency is up nearly twelvefold from the beginning of the year. About 40 percent of bitcoin is held by perhaps 1,000 users; at current prices, each may want to sell about half of his or her holdings, says Aaron Brown, former managing director and head of financial markets research at AQR Capital Management. What's more, the whales can coordinate their moves or preview them to a select few. Many of the large owners have known one another for years and stuck by bitcoin through the early days when it was derided, and they can potentially band together to tank or prop up the market. |
Now LTC is going for a ride. I've been preaching that it was undervalued forever.
Not that I'm any expert or great trader or anything, but I'm obsessed with trading cryptos LOL |
Whats the best way to buy LC? It's time to get on this
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Its a fun hobby man. |
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Most investors should watch/read John McAfee.
I know, he's banging strange Caribbean women, hiring bodyguards, and selling off his assets. And if you think that's somehow different than most CEO's you're a damned mongoloid. His takes on bitcoin did perk my ears up though. And mostly, the impossibility of securing bitcon transactions... |
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There's a group on facebook " The 51% crew% the guy that runs that is a crypto trading guru. I recommend following them. |
You guys that buy and sell these like day traders are troopers. Thats alot of work. I just hodl and do nothing
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