I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
today at 11:30 $2,979 ( lowest in 1 month)
16:14 $3,562
High on sept 1st $4,950
https://www.coindesk.com/price/
16:14 $3,562
High on sept 1st $4,950
https://www.coindesk.com/price/
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
No expert for sure but it seems the blockchain thing is here for good but there is a lot of comparison of bitcoin to tulip bulbs....no?
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
So.....
China's out. How's your bitcoin doing today?
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China's out. How's your bitcoin doing today?
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
Bitcoin is a bubble and it WILL pop! A few - smart people who got in early and 'sell' at the right time, or just lucky ones - will make a fortune. The vast majority will lose everything.
You could be next.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
Rubbish. It's here to stay.
If it goes below $2k I'll stop posting for a week. If it goes pop I'll leave.
If it goes below $2k I'll stop posting for a week. If it goes pop I'll leave.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
You'll just reincarnate as a poorer sock.bangkokhooker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:20 am If it goes below $2k I'll stop posting for a week. If it goes pop I'll leave.
You could be next.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
Losing you doesn't hurt, keeping you is no gain....bangkokhooker wrote:Rubbish. It's here to stay.
If it goes below $2k I'll stop posting for a week. If it goes pop I'll leave.
To paraphrase.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
Yet you chose to comment.Barang chgout wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:17 pmLosing you doesn't hurt, keeping you is no gain....bangkokhooker wrote:Rubbish. It's here to stay.
If it goes below $2k I'll stop posting for a week. If it goes pop I'll leave.
To paraphrase.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
Honestly, I couldn't say. I'd just go in there, write up a post (some about my time in Cambo even... making money off linking to 4-5 year old youtube videos with a 10 minute write up about them) and be done.bangkokhooker wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2017 10:49 amThat's interesting. Sounds ideal.OrangeDragon wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 11:29 pmMost of them are based on ad revenue. They pay, but they also have stuff in place to stop abuse... so it's hard to game it. SteemIt at least isn't really a fountain, but a project intended to build a social media platform based on the blockchain technology. It's still growing/work in process... but personally I really enjoy it. I've made about $200 off of it so far from posts, about $30 of which I have pulled out in cash just to prove I could. Though because of transaction fees it ended up being about $14 after I got it. Still more than Facebook/Tritter/Reddit have ever paid me for posting.AlonzoPartriz wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 10:54 pmAny views on the other fountain apps out there? Do they really pay out when one gets to 500,000 or so?OrangeDragon wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 10:35 pm If you're interested in crypto, I suggest checking out SteemIt.Com.
A reddit style social media site, that pays you in STEEM crypto for upvotes to your posts/comments.
https://steemit.com/piratepistolproject ... l-finished
Why wouldn't everyone just run ten apps or more on ten phones with macro scripts?
Cheers
[I have one personal friend on there who referred me. He's been on it for about 2 years. Makes enough from it to pay his mortgage.]
How many hours would you say that took to earn about?
Seems like a nice little earner.
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Re: I was wondering why Bitcoin took a dive in price. Now I know.
As for the predictions that it's a bubble/will pop/etc... most of these crypto markets are speculation markets. Never put your life's savings in one. However, if you have a few hundred/thousand to play around with it can be fun and a decent little earner if played right. It's a sad and bitter person who comes in to talk about a thing JUST to bash on it though, especially when it something others are obviously enjoying. All those flavors, and you choose salty?
Personally, I don't see it going away for some time. And even then, only through some law/etc that stops it. Meanwhile, even with all of the China fear mongering, it's back up to nearly 4k. If you were one of the early adopters picking up coins for $10-$50 a pop... you're a very happy individual. And, it's all together likely that it would possibly reach 10k, in the next year. A pretty small margin if you're just getting in... which may explain a lot of the sour grapes and saltiness. Though instead of damning it, those individuals could take a small gamble on one of the lower price, but climbing, options like Monero or Litecoin. Monero is becoming popular with the various darkweb druggies instead of BTC now, so has a decent volume and will likely rise to some seriously high levels. Litecoin is just starting to stabilize to the level of Etherium, having exchanges accept it in exchange for other cryptos.
Most powerfully stable though will be those blockchains that are more than just the speculation currency, but are also part of an encoding system that is used in some practical application. Some are security models used to encode real world data (like forum posts), others are gaming engines, and so on... the intrinsic value of their function keeps them somewhat pegged to a baseline growth.
Personally, I don't see it going away for some time. And even then, only through some law/etc that stops it. Meanwhile, even with all of the China fear mongering, it's back up to nearly 4k. If you were one of the early adopters picking up coins for $10-$50 a pop... you're a very happy individual. And, it's all together likely that it would possibly reach 10k, in the next year. A pretty small margin if you're just getting in... which may explain a lot of the sour grapes and saltiness. Though instead of damning it, those individuals could take a small gamble on one of the lower price, but climbing, options like Monero or Litecoin. Monero is becoming popular with the various darkweb druggies instead of BTC now, so has a decent volume and will likely rise to some seriously high levels. Litecoin is just starting to stabilize to the level of Etherium, having exchanges accept it in exchange for other cryptos.
Most powerfully stable though will be those blockchains that are more than just the speculation currency, but are also part of an encoding system that is used in some practical application. Some are security models used to encode real world data (like forum posts), others are gaming engines, and so on... the intrinsic value of their function keeps them somewhat pegged to a baseline growth.
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