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post 1522405891 10-12-2017, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Rambo66⏩
Luckily we are still so new to this game so it should be pretty far off.
When I first even heard of bitcoin it was $9/coin. The first time I seriously considered buying in it was $200. Finally came close to buying when it was at $300 but cancelled last second.

Then people were saying it was too late. When it $500 I was kicking myself. When it hit $1000 I figured I missed the boat and everyone was freaking out thinking it was about to crash. Then when it hit $2000 I legit hated myself for not buying in at $300.

Now it is north of $5000. I don't think we are early but I don't think we are late either. Probably somewhere in the middle but your guess is as good as mine.
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I see so many cryptocurrency advertisements on tinder,********,instagram

It may just be targeted towards but me still... sh*ts crazy
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Originally Posted By Workout4ever⏩
I see so many cryptocurrency advertisements on tinder,********,instagram

It may just be targeted towards but me still... sh*ts crazy
It's definitely targeted. I only see ads about home buying / mortgages lol.
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Why is ethereum stagnant?
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Originally Posted By Fit1NYC⏩
Why is ethereum stagnant?
Constant sell off of ICOs, BTC Fomo, Price Suppression from whales etc
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
I've made decent profit over the past few months in crypto; it was ~300%, now it's 100% (mostly because I invested more recently, partially because Eth dropped since ATH). So with that said, this has been the easiest cash I've ever made; it feels very strange to me. I was always taught there's no such thing as easy money, so this is a very bizarre, albeit exciting area to be in right now.

With that said, I sense (and this is admittedly intuitional/emotional, along with the knowledge of a highly speculative market cap in a young hyped market) that major crypto market cap correction will happen down the line. IDK when it will happen; I doubt it's coming anytime soon so I'm staying in the game for sure - at least not until common folk have easy access to crypto investments and that settles down.

I'm very bullish on blockchain disruption in general, but that doesn't mean the current market cap is realistic. Anyone else think about this - I guess slightly longer term thinking?
I agree. But now that you're still 100% up you could easily get your initial money out and just use the other funds for investing. with the right coins you can turn that to 30000$ then 300'000$ or 0 lol
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Anyone get on the Mona train?
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
When I first even heard of bitcoin it was $9/coin. The first time I seriously considered buying in it was $200. Finally came close to buying when it was at $300 but cancelled last second.

Then people were saying it was too late. When it $500 I was kicking myself. When it hit $1000 I figured I missed the boat and everyone was freaking out thinking it was about to crash. Then when it hit $2000 I legit hated myself for not buying in at $300.

Now it is north of $5000. I don't think we are early but I don't think we are late either. Probably somewhere in the middle but your guess is as good as mine.
Oh wow, I have pretty much exactly the same story. When it was like $30 a coin, I recall thinking - what I have to pay $30 dollars to get 1 digital coin? WTF.

It approached $1000 and I almost pulled the trigger (I guess that was early FOMO, but resisted), then it fell down again and I thought I had made the correct decision.

In mid 2014, I researched it extensively - I read through the whitepaper, learned the protocol, mining, and details. I read about the obvious scalability problems; and also read criticisms about government never adopting Bitcoin - and believed they would create their own instead (possibly a fork).

For those reasons I decided not to invest, based on what I felt were rational critiques.

Even with all those criticisms, it continued to grow though. I bought ETH because I was attracted to smart contracts and potential to disrupt (I still prefer Eth, but it's like apples and oranges). I saw BTC blow past $2k, $3k, $4k and was like what the fcuk... the market didn't seem too phased by the critiques that I thought would kill it.

Eventually I just said fcuk it and bought some within the past few weeks. If anything it helped mitigate my alt losses.
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Originally Posted By Fit1NYC⏩
Why is ethereum stagnant?
IMO new investors are entering the market to get rich, just like they've seen others do with BTC, ETH, OMG, NEO and so on. ETH with its high cap does not look like an attractive opportunity for that (you can argue BTC continues to go up due to recognition, forks, being the gateway to enter into crypto), and they would rather look for lower caps with higher growth potential instead.

I say this because I've had friends come to me and ask what to invest in and they'll always ask whats the next 5-10x opportunity.
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There has been a pretty decent trend of bitcoin rising over night. Wondering if its a pattern

Around 12 am eastern it picks up.

Definitely more than just last night
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Oh wow, I have pretty much exactly the same story. When it was like $30 a coin, I recall thinking - what I have to pay $30 dollars to get 1 digital coin? WTF.

It approached $1000 and I almost pulled the trigger (I guess that was early FOMO, but resisted), then it fell down again and I thought I had made the correct decision.

In mid 2014, I researched it extensively - I read through the whitepaper, learned the protocol, mining, and details. I read about the obvious scalability problems; and also read criticisms about government never adopting Bitcoin - and believed they would create their own instead (possibly a fork).

For those reasons I decided not to invest, based on what I felt were rational critiques.

Even with all those criticisms, it continued to grow though. I bought ETH because I was attracted to smart contracts and potential to disrupt (I still prefer Eth, but it's like apples and oranges). I saw BTC blow past $2k, $3k, $4k and was like what the fcuk... the market didn't seem too phased by the critiques that I thought would kill it.

Eventually I just said fcuk it and bought some within the past few weeks. If anything it helped mitigate my alt losses.
Yep I think a lot of people getting in now have the same story. I legit thought the same thing at first when it was $9. I was like wtf is this and thought nothing of it. When it really piqued my interest was when it was picking up steam at $200-300. I wasn't going to goof on this a 3rd time by passing up.
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Originally Posted By Vbrah⏩
You can bet $1 to win $5 and are basically at risk of losing 50 cents most of the time.
In the short term, I've found this to be true. As long as you sell at 50 cents.

I think there's a bunch of coins that will slowly bleed away though; Stratis is doing that for me right now - it's probably the most frustrating coin I hold because it gets an odd pump and then almost immediately get's sold back down. So it's the gradual bleeding away that kills coins; but like you said if you just set a stop loss at 50% and sell you avoid that.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
Yep I think a lot of people getting in now have the same story. I legit thought the same thing at first when it was $9. I was like wtf is this and thought nothing of it. When it really piqued my interest was when it was picking up steam at $200-300. I wasn't going to goof on this a 3rd time by passing up.
I wish I was just 'dumber' with my money and invested back in 2014 though. I researched the chit out of it for weeks; probably way more than most people who bought it.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
In the short term, I've found this to be true. As long as you sell at 50 cents.

I think there's a bunch of coins that will slowly bleed away though; Stratis is doing that for me right now - it's probably the most frustrating coin I hold because it gets an odd pump and then almost immediately get's sold back down. So it's the gradual bleeding away that kills coins; but like you said if you just set a stop loss at 50% and sell you avoid that.
Alt coins look like the equivalent of penny stocks to me. They come and go so fast. I just have the majority of my funds in btc and a little in ethereum in case that blows up. But not really expecting anything here. At the end of the day if I can get my money back after waiting for a few years then I will be satisfied.

I am not doing this in hopes of getting rich. It is merely satisfying my curiosity now that I actually have stakes in it, doing a lot of research and learning a lot. It is an interesting concept/market for sure.
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g⏩
My thoughts too. Alts popularity have driven BTC to these type of stunts. Did you see those green bars early this morning? Frickin blue whales.

Question is, where will those whale's money go after they dump



Must...not...follow....pump.
This
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Originally Posted By GOATisLife⏩
The way ETP is moving is giving me alot of reminders from WTC.

Massive volume, close to half of the market cap.

The FUD is immense, everyone calling it a pump and dump.

Ignoring other market forces, i.e when Bitcoin is rallying and alts dumping, ETP simply ignores and goes its own way. WTC did the exact same.

This is looking very good.

If it can sustain this, leg up + dip trend, people will soon notice it's not a P&D and then you get the mainstream money all jumping in, AKA the NEO at $50 buyers.
Literally cannot believe how strong its going. Defying all odds.
Originally Posted By themiscwiz⏩
I might put 40k into BTC and just checking back in 12 months.
Might want to wait until end of the month to see how things go after the fork.
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Speaking of Mona there's another Japanese coin called ALIS. It's patterned itself after steem and is targeting the social media scene in Japan. They do a similar system of rewarding people for providing content but they only use one Token. I'm thinking it could be another Mona as Western social media doesn't really penetrate Japan(per their white paper). Japan is very pro blockchain with Mona and Bitcoin being accepted, team seems to be very smart Founder is a Nuclear Fusion major.

Downside is its inflationary. Still looking into it.
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Originally Posted By nick1990⏩
Might want to wait until end of the month to see how things go after the fork.
That's precisely why I bought in now. The unknown is exciting to me. If it doubles post fork that would be nice but if it tanks I will just probably more at a lower price. I'm thinking more along the lines of what will this end up as in 3-5 years.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
Alt coins look like the equivalent of penny stocks to me. They come and go so fast. I just have the majority of my funds in btc and a little in ethereum in case that blows up. But not really expecting anything here. At the end of the day if I can get my money back after waiting for a few years then I will be satisfied.

I am not doing this in hopes of getting rich. It is merely satisfying my curiosity now that I actually have stakes in it, doing a lot of research and learning a lot. It is an interesting concept/market for sure.
I hold 7 altcoins. 5 of them are down, 2 up. I'm still +100%... so you just need to catch a couple out of a bunch lmao
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
I wish I was just 'dumber' with my money and invested back in 2014 though. I researched the chit out of it for weeks; probably way more than most people who bought it.
I did this back in april because I wanted to research them and wanted to find a better way then send exchanges so many private data. I wish I didn't. But I hate loosing money more than making it so it was a pain in the ass when everything back then mooned. I went in when eth was about 370$ and lost a lot after the first dip
sometimes you just have to get in and ask questions later lol
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Will BTC have a pull back?
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Originally Posted By FKAri⏩
Will BTC have a pull back?
I doubt it until after the fork.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
I hold 7 altcoins. 5 of them are down, 2 up. I'm still +100%... so you just need to catch a couple out of a bunch lmao
I can see how people who are into get rich quick schemes could fall into this hard though. All the trappings are there if you are impatient or driven by greed. But the fact that so many large and powerful entities are buying in, not just individuals, makes me think at least the big players like bitcoin will be around for a long time.

It is still crazy that btc is $5000+ a coin and you have these alt coins that are mere dollars per share.
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Has anyone looked into or heard much about Genesis Vision ICO? Its scheduled to hit Oct 15.

Here's link to white:https://genesis.vision/white-paper-eng.pdf

Seems pretty ambitious, but also VERY intriguing.
They are "building a new decentralized platform that aims to bring exchanges, brokers, traders and investors together. They state in their whitepaper that by using blockchain technology they'll be able to provide a completely transparent platform to facilitate lending between professional traders and investors."

Seems like they are essentially trying to create a "mutual fund" sort of environment for crypto.

What you guys think?
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Damn Incent going to double. It had plummeted hard due to bittrex putting a delist notice. About 60% I was this close to buying at the bottom because I looked around and didn't see any people talking about this or the company talking about it. Would have had to sell ADX to get it and I wasn't going to chance it. Now its almost back up. would have been a quick double up.
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30.28 -> 32:00



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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
30.28 -> 32:00



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DozrRY2NENU&t=1828
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Walton tanking
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Originally Posted By WinningBrah⏩
Walton tanking
Yeah I knowsucks cuz I already got in... shouldโ€™ve waited but itโ€™s perfect for anyone not in yet and thinking about it... hell Of a price that surely wonโ€™t last long
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maybe the big fall i was expecting for wtc. too bad im tied up into btc. think its too early to leave btc, though i will be leaving it early
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