Senate hearing on blockchain
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1yNGaXZkyXrKj
Senate hearing on blockchain
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1yNGaXZkyXrKj
https://www.businessinsider.com/bitc...f-2018-10?IR=TCryptocurrencies across the board are nursing big losses on Thursday as the global market sell-off hitting traditional assets spreads.
Bitcoin, the benchmark cryptocurrency, dropped suddenly and sharply in Asian trading overnight, losing as much as 7%, before rebounding a little.
It is now holding at a loss of around 5% on the day, trading at $6,266 per coin.
While bitcoin has led the way lower on Thursday, other major cryptocurrencies including Ether, Ripple, and bitcoin cash have witnessed even larger falls. Here's the scoreboard:
Ether -11.2% at $200.28
Ripple's XRP -11.5% at $0.4097
Bitcoin cash -12.6% at $450.80
Litecoin-10.8% at $51.79
Previously, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies tended to rally during periods of poor performance for traditional assets like stocks, reflecting their status as something of a haven. However, in recent months that has flipped, with cryptocurrencies tending to follow traditional stock markets in their moves.
Salt. We're buying salt now as prices are low following a bumper harvest.
cashing out i think..
edit: bitcoin has often followed stocks- its all about confidence. Also love how it ignores bitcoin only lost 5% whilst listing xrp and bch that enjoyed around 30% jumps in past week or so. Selective information as always- nevertheless the crypto market is fucked soon with or without anything else.
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In all seriousness: sand is a better option.
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"I think we could all do with sitting back a bit and detaching ourselves from the situation to really think about how these issues reflect on our future and how we discuss them here and be a bit less aggressive or defensive because everyone has a complicated set of circumstances that has led the to place importance on particular issues and it doesn't meany any of them is less valid, we just need to look at the broader picture"
Smuggo - Brexit Thread
Doesn't this have to do with Tether being a massive scam and getting slammed by the feds for it?
I think it has to do with bursting bubbles and people being stupid.
Most of the people who made serious money on bitcoin bought $10 at the start because it was a neat gimmick and then cashed out at some point before it all went to shit. Very few people made money playing the margins.
Originally Posted by Paul Mason
But a select few dodgy smart people who also happened to be high level organised crime typed did play the margins and made an absolute stack of cash. Or more accurately, cleaned an even larger bundle of dirty money. Also hyjacking shit loads of people's tulips. Dirty business. All about luck and timing if you aren't in on it
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Oh yeah, the people who made money on the margins leveraged their existing stake to exploit the bitcoin's weakness to pump and dump.
People who bought into bitcoin to make cash quickly I have little sympathy for. I have a lot of sympathy for the (naive) idealists who bought into it hoping for a new currency model.
Originally Posted by Paul Mason
Originally Posted by Paul Mason
and (one) pizza
and loads of child pornography, but what do you expect from something developed for decentralised ancap dystopia?
Originally Posted by Paul Mason
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