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MISC Crypto Crew (MCC) Vol 7: [New Year Edition] Reading Charts Vs Throwing darts
01-03-2018, 12:17 AM
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Anyone else getting a feeling the alt buy cycle feels overbought and BTC is ramping up for a run? If this BTC rally is headed for 20k again I reckon alts will tank for a few days
01-03-2018, 12:17 AM
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garbage exchange Cryptopia is
01-03-2018, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted By SKBeast⏩
sweet baby Jesus.Holy moly Cardano
โผ "Don't stop. Never quit. No excuses." โผ
PAD ID: Lux@BB/PF 359,050,270
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01-03-2018, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted By KoCorl⏩
Are deeponion and deepbrain related? Or is the only affiliation just the "deep" name?Wait for binance
01-03-2018, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
nah differentAre deeponion and deepbrain related? Or is the only affiliation just the "deep" name?
DeepOnion - Privacy coin over TOR network
DeepBrain Chain - decentralized AI training platform
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01-03-2018, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted By KoCorl⏩
Well, i know that.. Meant more like same companies behind it or something. But doesnt seem like itnah different
DeepOnion - Privacy coin over TOR network
DeepBrain Chain - decentralized AI training platform
DeepOnion - Privacy coin over TOR network
DeepBrain Chain - decentralized AI training platform
01-03-2018, 12:24 AM
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Just bought some XLM. Lets see how this gem does.
*Willing to risk it all crew*
01-03-2018, 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted By SUCIO⏩
if you're gonna hodl, any price right now is good, but order book is a little thin down to 5000 sats so it could correct down to that... or maybe notWhats a good entry for XBY considering its at an ATH currently?
01-03-2018, 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
Oh, on the names I think it's because DeepOnion is related to DeepWeb and DeepBrain name of a AI like the first one or something like that.Well, i know that.. Meant more like same companies behind it or something. But doesnt seem like it
edit - DEEP pockets crew checkin in
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01-03-2018, 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Acetheticz⏩
Might pick it up after a major correction.Just bought some XLM. Lets see how this gem does.
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01-03-2018, 12:30 AM
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01-03-2018, 12:34 AM
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Need DBC to get back up to .170.... Currently sitting at .148 and things are not looking good for the coin
01-03-2018, 12:36 AM
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01-03-2018, 12:40 AM
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Originally Posted By CTSV648HP⏩
im still waiting for this phucking transferstop eye fukkin it and get in brah
01-03-2018, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted By CTSV648HP⏩
yea miscer only had 3 posts and obviously signed up just to shill. still doubled my money thoughstrong everything

it's going to make blockchain great again, stay poor Hilary cucks
01-03-2018, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Thekingwillwhip⏩
Whales accumulating brah. It's heading back up strong.Need DBC to get back up to .170.... Currently sitting at .148 and things are not looking good for the coin
01-03-2018, 12:57 AM
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This was sent to me early December from one of my friends who has a paid subscription to a private article. Figured I would share it for all the new people.
"The main criticism of bitcoin is that itโs too volatile. The Establishment sees this as a problem because low-volatility portfolio models are what drive Wall Street.
You see, Wall Street makes its money by holding onto your money as long as possible. They deliberately try to tamp down volatility to lull clients into a false sense of security.
When values swing around too much, clients get scared and start to pull their investments. Wall Street hates this. Remember, they make their money by holding on to your investment dollars.
Naturally, with bitcoin being so volatile, it hasnโt fit into the Wall Street mold. But thatโs changing. Study after study is coming out showing that bitcoin is uncorrelated to other assets.
Hereโs what that meansโฆ
Assets that are correlated move together in price. And assets with inverse correlation have prices that move in opposite directions from each other. Uncorrelated assets are unaffected by the forces that affect correlated and inversely correlated assets. Why is that important? One of the tricks Wall Street uses to tame volatility is building portfolios with inverse correlations. For example, when stocks go down, bond prices usually go up. Thatโs a major reason most money managers tell you to own stocks and bonds. It has little to do with delivering great advice tailored to your needs. They just want to keep the volatility down so they can milk your investment account for 40 years of fees.
So, what does this have to do with bitcoin? Wall Street is starting to realize that bitcoin is uncorrelated to any other asset. That means the price of bitcoin is unrelated to the price of gold, stocks, bonds, or commodities. In that context, bitcoinโs volatility goes from being a foe to a friend.
We envision Wall Streetโs pitch will be that by adding a 5% allocation to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, you can actually bring down the volatility of your entire portfolio because bitcoin is unaffected by market crashes, monetary intervention, recessions, or wars.
Hereโs how we think itโs going to play out.
In the near future, weโre going to see an endowment or pension fund add bitcoin to its portfolio. It wonโt be a large stake in its portfolio, but that wonโt matter. Itโll explain that itโs using bitcoin as a non-correlated hedge to smooth out volatility.
When that happens, watch out. Wall Street will grab on to the non-correlated narrative and run with it like a dog with a stolen pork chop.
The rush is coming."
"The main criticism of bitcoin is that itโs too volatile. The Establishment sees this as a problem because low-volatility portfolio models are what drive Wall Street.
You see, Wall Street makes its money by holding onto your money as long as possible. They deliberately try to tamp down volatility to lull clients into a false sense of security.
When values swing around too much, clients get scared and start to pull their investments. Wall Street hates this. Remember, they make their money by holding on to your investment dollars.
Naturally, with bitcoin being so volatile, it hasnโt fit into the Wall Street mold. But thatโs changing. Study after study is coming out showing that bitcoin is uncorrelated to other assets.
Hereโs what that meansโฆ
Assets that are correlated move together in price. And assets with inverse correlation have prices that move in opposite directions from each other. Uncorrelated assets are unaffected by the forces that affect correlated and inversely correlated assets. Why is that important? One of the tricks Wall Street uses to tame volatility is building portfolios with inverse correlations. For example, when stocks go down, bond prices usually go up. Thatโs a major reason most money managers tell you to own stocks and bonds. It has little to do with delivering great advice tailored to your needs. They just want to keep the volatility down so they can milk your investment account for 40 years of fees.
So, what does this have to do with bitcoin? Wall Street is starting to realize that bitcoin is uncorrelated to any other asset. That means the price of bitcoin is unrelated to the price of gold, stocks, bonds, or commodities. In that context, bitcoinโs volatility goes from being a foe to a friend.
We envision Wall Streetโs pitch will be that by adding a 5% allocation to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, you can actually bring down the volatility of your entire portfolio because bitcoin is unaffected by market crashes, monetary intervention, recessions, or wars.
Hereโs how we think itโs going to play out.
In the near future, weโre going to see an endowment or pension fund add bitcoin to its portfolio. It wonโt be a large stake in its portfolio, but that wonโt matter. Itโll explain that itโs using bitcoin as a non-correlated hedge to smooth out volatility.
When that happens, watch out. Wall Street will grab on to the non-correlated narrative and run with it like a dog with a stolen pork chop.
The rush is coming."
01-03-2018, 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Thinking about doing the same. The more I look into this project the more evident it becomes that its a long term hold throughout all of 2018. Once I'm in it, I'm not selling out of my position until Q1 of next year at the earliest.Might pick it up after a major correction.
The only two things I need to figure out are (a) percent of portfolio I want to allocate to XLM and (b) percent drawdown and consolidation from all time-high to where the price is right for me to pull the trigger. Leaning towards 12% to 15% of overall portfolio after a 25% drop from ATH
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01-03-2018, 01:05 AM
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ITC on another run in the midst of bitcoin bull...
Sloots come and go but moms are forever
Get to know your parents: you never know when they'll be gone for good.
Be nice to your siblings: they're your best link to your past and the people most likely to stick with you in the future.
Enjoy your body: use it every way you can. Don't be afraid of it or of what other people think of it: it's the greatest instrument you'll ever own.
01-03-2018, 01:12 AM
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01-03-2018, 01:12 AM
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2017 Best Performing Crypto Assets:
Ripple: 36,000%
NEM: 29,000%
Ardor: 16,000%
Stellar: 14,000%
Dash: 9,000%
Ethereum: 9,000%
Golem: 8,400%
Binance Coin: 8,000%
Litecoin: 5,000%
OmiseGo: 3,300%
Ripple: 36,000%
NEM: 29,000%
Ardor: 16,000%
Stellar: 14,000%
Dash: 9,000%
Ethereum: 9,000%
Golem: 8,400%
Binance Coin: 8,000%
Litecoin: 5,000%
OmiseGo: 3,300%
Arsenal F.C.
01-03-2018, 01:13 AM
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Originally Posted By ARhymingApe⏩
Quick look at the charts, maybe ~$0.40Thinking about doing the same. The more I look into this project the more evident it becomes that its a long term hold throughout all of 2018. Once I'm in it, I'm not selling out of my position until Q1 of next year at the earliest.
The only two things I need to figure out are (a) percent of portfolio I want to allocate to XLM and (b) percent drawdown and consolidation from all time-high to where the price is right for me to pull the trigger. Leaning towards 12% to 15% of overall portfolio after a 25% drop from ATH
The only two things I need to figure out are (a) percent of portfolio I want to allocate to XLM and (b) percent drawdown and consolidation from all time-high to where the price is right for me to pull the trigger. Leaning towards 12% to 15% of overall portfolio after a 25% drop from ATH
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01-03-2018, 01:15 AM
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01-03-2018, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
you wont see a correction to .40Quick look at the charts, maybe ~$0.40
01-03-2018, 01:20 AM
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My KCS pays me $1/day.
ezest fukkin passive income of my life boys
lmao at that fukkin british chart youtube vid someone posted to buy viacoin. What a waste of $1000. I'll probably just hold onto it but should've just put the money into XLM or something
Technical Analysis/Chartists LUL
ezest fukkin passive income of my life boys
lmao at that fukkin british chart youtube vid someone posted to buy viacoin. What a waste of $1000. I'll probably just hold onto it but should've just put the money into XLM or something
Technical Analysis/Chartists LUL
01-03-2018, 01:21 AM
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01-03-2018, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted By meteoraniac⏩
i told the misc about this asian moon mission like a week ago, they could have easy more than doubled their money.ITC on another run in the midst of bitcoin bull...
instead i got negged
01-03-2018, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted By NinjaNoir⏩
IDK man...maybe I did my calculations wrong. but NEO went from $.14 on Jan 1st 2017 to $76.20 Jan 20182017 Best Performing Crypto Assets:
Ripple: 36,000%
NEM: 29,000%
Ardor: 16,000%
Stellar: 14,000%
Dash: 9,000%
Ethereum: 9,000%
Golem: 8,400%
Binance Coin: 8,000%
Litecoin: 5,000%
OmiseGo: 3,300%
Ripple: 36,000%
NEM: 29,000%
Ardor: 16,000%
Stellar: 14,000%
Dash: 9,000%
Ethereum: 9,000%
Golem: 8,400%
Binance Coin: 8,000%
Litecoin: 5,000%
OmiseGo: 3,300%
SNSD Crew
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NEO crew
01-03-2018, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Autumnal⏩
im trying out some cloud mining for passive income, just reinvesting whatever i get out of it back into it to increase the gains. hopefully i dont get scammedMy KCS pays me $1/day.
ezest fukkin passive income of my life boys
lmao at that fukkin british chart youtube vid someone posted to buy viacoin. What a waste of $1000. I'll probably just hold onto it but should've just put the money into XLM or something
ezest fukkin passive income of my life boys
lmao at that fukkin british chart youtube vid someone posted to buy viacoin. What a waste of $1000. I'll probably just hold onto it but should've just put the money into XLM or something
01-03-2018, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted By mcdojo⏩
dude you could have doubled your money the past week with almost anything that's not complete garbage. Like the ZCL I had lul and now this viacoin.i told the misc about this asian moon mission like a week ago, they could have easy more than doubled their money.
instead i got negged
instead i got negged
Originally Posted By bvalente⏩
mirin. I'm trying to either get a WTC or VEN node. VEN node would be much cheaper at this point.im trying out some cloud mining for passive income, just reinvesting whatever i get out of it back into it to increase the gains. hopefully i dont get scammed
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