Interesting that Tether has the largest trading volume. This is telling.. crypto pegged to currency is probably the future... now we just need a currency backed by something of value.. hmmn what could that be
Bitcoin flying north....... The run-up began in March as expected. Could be a few weeks behind schedule due to the ‘Rona. Looking the goods!
Old mate decides to show up when things are starting to improve, and somehow ties it into his recent "calls' Where were you for all the previous discussion during the recent slump (which you said would be the opposite)? Classic Zero credibility. Tell your story walkin' pal
It is called a 12 month cycle. Do you need me to hold your hand the entire way? Although I said the chart was approx, did you not see the dip which I drew on the chart? I said the large moves would begin in March- which is exactly what occurred. You may be sitting at home on JobSeeker / JobKeeper but I am busy at work. Congrats to holders.
LOL!! "Busy at work" is the excuse you're going with? But you're not too busy now? Very convenient Just keep telling yourself you know what you're doing You're the last person I would want holding my hand - I'd have lost as much as you if I did
Sounds like SilverSale is avoiding all the questions asked of him because he knows he has no comeback
Lol sorry OP I’m embarrassed for you coming back to post today of all days. No street credit to be gained here
SilverSale, if you can tell me what date the market will top so I can sell the day before that would be very much appreciated.
Nice to see some action, it's been a while. This uptick was even worth me making an effort to update my excel chart.
Updated Bitcoin cycle chart below... as always, chart is approx. Playing out perfect so far!! Slightly off topic, but we should be about to see stockmarket crash - Part 2. All the necessary waves are now complete.
So what's the high on that chart? I suspect if the stockmarket goes into full meltdown that's going to reflect in crypto as well. People will liquidate everything. Not to mention all the talk of cracking down on stable coins (USDT - Bitfinex) so a stock downturn could smack crypto land even harder.
'now we just need a currency backed by something of value.. hmmn what could that be ' No endorsement here. None. Zip. Nada. There have been attempts at 'backing' . . . 'About Digix Gold Token Founded in Singapore in Dec 2014, DigixDAO (DGD) is building a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that specializes in the tokenization of physical assets. The project provides the infrastructure to create tokens backed by physical assets on the blockchain. To wit, it allows for the public verification of an asset’s existence through its chain of custody via its Proof of Provenance (PoP) protocol, which makes use of the Ethereum network and the Interplanetary File System (IPFS). Digix also offers an API that enables other applications to be built on top of its asset tokenization service. Digix has 2 cryptocurrencies, Digix Gold (DGX) and DigixDAO (DGD). The company reportedly procures its gold from LBMA-approved refiners. For security, Digix includes third-party auditing from Bureau Veritas. The DGD crowdsale in Mar 2016 was the first crowdsale and major DAO hosted on the Ethereum network.' ETH is presently in my bad books. But at one time DGD was an awesomely tradeable instrument. Used to 'chunk' up and down (on Bittrex) with a positively suspicious regularity. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=757232.0 -- and check the date here. This is my outfit. We ran a 'crypto,' as a proof of concept, on an Excel spread sheet, using a rare crypto as the other half of the pair. This was well before the stable coin phase began. And dang!! It worked! We called them 'Hedges.'
Once again, no endorsement. Nuh. Nada Just as a lesson, check the ALL chart of Unobtanium. Although it regularly spikes to sixty or a hundred bucks, it was several times down under two bucks. What's my point? Everyone seems mesmerised with 'the leading edge' -- noo launches, ICOs, whatever. IMHO, the essence of cryptos is learning which projects are going to last: the specs, the devs, the community, the development program, the suite of exchanges. And if they last, when Bitcoin spikes crazy, they'll spike crazy too.
I'm not a crypto person, but I think you are right - from even the smallest research, one can observe the increase for many cryptos. Economic crisis and the halving of Bitcoin will only empower this rise.
not sure the bitcoin halving will be good for bitcoins price? Is there a chance the miners start packing their bags due to lower rewards and head to another network to mine or stake? Maybe buy some ether and start staking it later in the year? What is everyone’s thoughts?