Cryptocurrency (13 Viewers)

[lgorTudor]

Thanks

Recent example: This is what crypto adoption looks like
https://www.coindesk.com/axa-using-ethereums-blockchain-new-flight-insurance-product/

 

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[bartlos20]

Few days ago, Warren Buffett said that Bitcoin is speculative bubble. The guy has a fortune of more than $ 75 billion, and in the United States they call it an oracle. It does not bode well. I have invested in Bitcoin as much as possible on lvbet, but now I would not dare to do so, I trust Buffett. Although he never liked the assets based on modern trends. The fact is, Bitcoin has no real value because it does not generate revenue.

 

[IliveForJuve]

Warren Buffet doesn't invest in what he doesn't understand.

 

[bartlos20]

Of course, his opinion is undoubtedly very subjective. But remember that the market is based on speculation investors. So his opinion may affect moods around the BTC.

 

[lgorTudor]

Warren Buffet is an old man and belongs to the 1% of the 1%. I am somewhat not surprised he doesnt appreciate change. He told us to stay away from bitcoin in 2014 when it was like 100 dollars.

Segwit2x fork might bring the markets in dangeer but it has nothing to do with some dinosaur's bubble talk

 

[X Æ A-12]

Of course, his opinion is undoubtedly very subjective. But remember that the market is based on speculation investors. So his opinion may affect moods around the BTC.

So you joined a football forum to discuss bitcoin?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

So you joined a football forum to discuss bitcoin?

And to promote his betting site

 

[Dostoevsky]

So you joined a football forum to discuss bitcoin?

I can't believe he sold out our NSFW crew.

 

[X Æ A-12]

And to promote his betting site

Well duh

 

[lgorTudor]

So you joined a football forum to discuss bitcoin?

Leave Völler alone

 

[.zero]

So we know that JP Morgan bought 9186 btc today

2 days after 'It's a fraud, don't touch it. I will fire every employee who trades bitcoin'

They are so predictable but it will always work

It's a classic move in trading

 

[swag]

Shit infrastructure can't handle more than 4 transactions a second and the electricity required for just one such transaction could power a house for a whole month.

No, there's no speculation going on...

 

[lgorTudor]

Shit infrastructure can't handle more than 4 transactions a second and the electricity required for just one such transaction could power a house for a whole month.

No, there's no speculation going on...

Like I remarked on the previous page Bitcoin is too shit to be actually used for transactions. As somebody who witnesses slow ass expensive btc transfers every day I am painfully aware of this. Litecoin or Vertcoin or even Ethererum pull this off much better and Bitcoin is considered a store of value by many rather than a currency. Digital gold of sorts and its market strength emerges from buyer confidence and the harder governments push against the bigger their confidence in this outlaw digital store of value is gonna become. Doesn't mean bitcoin is protected from bear markets and crashes

 

[Hust]

So who actually mines for currencies here?

 

[Monty]

So who actually mines for currencies here?

They must be too busy driving their lambos to reply here

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Can't believe it's almost at $10,000 now

 

[Hust]

I’m thinking about going in on Litecoin or Euretheuem (spelling lol)

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I don’t know if I wanna mine tho

 

[Maddy]

Tulip mania. 'Nuff said.

 

[lgorTudor]

Can't believe it's almost at $10,000 now

it's going to dump once bitfinex have liquidated all leverage shorters with their freshly printed 45mil Tethers The big question is what it's gonna happen with alts when btc dumps. I don't have the best of feelings

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

it's going to dump once bitfinex have liquidated all leverage shorters with their freshly printed 45mil Tethers The big question is what it's gonna happen with alts when btc dumps

I don't know what this means

If BTC crashes, alts will for sure