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Pfff.. we already have something like Litecoin, with much better specs than BCH. What we see now, is that the battle-field is moved to the exchanges. Currently the big-blockers camp has the possibility to push up the price (see my previous post). The Segwit camp will join the battle in a few...

It takes time before most of the new BCH is tradable on the Exchanges. Probably days. The current prices are only for the coins which were on the few exchanges which did offer immediately support for BCH (for instance Kraken). Most other BTC holders are struggling with their wallets to convert...

Reading this: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-28/bitcoin-civil-war-over It might be better to keep BCC (or Kraken's BCH) for at least 3 months.

Then a friend of mine just bought a fake house with it? Looks very real to me!

If so... then what stops you to try only as little as $1000 and see what 2020 brings? That "dumb money" you referring to will be floating to crypto much longer than 2020 (or is it smart money after all?).

Well, it's still (very) early on.... but you lack the courage (and probably the money).... See you in the year 2020.

Answer: Miners are paid in two ways: a) the block-reward of (for now) 12.5 BTC per 10 minutes, and b) the transaction-fees of all gathered transactions in such a block. Over time, (a) will decrease, and as Bitcoin gets more and more mainstream (b) will increase. The protocol itself ensures...

Ahh.. now I understand the question of the OP. He wants to know if there are Confirmation-times between trades on an Exchange! He doesn't want to wait 6 confirmations before he can do his next day-trade. Answer: No. Trades on exchanges aren't settled on the blockchain, but in the exchange...

Some additional info: 1) Kraken has bought cryptowatch: https://cryptowat.ch/kraken/ethbtc/1d So you can use that to see the book. I think they are working on a better integration with their back-office engine. But actually they should invest heavily in new hardware and API interface to make...

Pekelo use your brain for once! Your are incorrect about Onecoin. This one isn't like all other alts. This one is setup by design as a real Ponzi: no mining, no exchanges, no code, no nothing like a crypto-currency (other than it has "coin" in its name). Onecoin isn't even existing in the list...

@TonyMark, I see your from India. Then surely you should be aware of "18 arrested in India for holding OneCoin “Ponzi scheme seminar”": http://behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin/18-arrested-in-india-for-holding-onecoin-ponzi-scheme-seminar/

Heh !! Fuck of with your Onecoin. That's a SCAM a real Ponzi scheme! (I will report to the moderator).

Yeh.. I know. I'm here (in Bitcoin) since early 2013. Bitter Griefers all over. What will be their life in the year 2020 or 2025..... ?

You mean the USA ?

OK, from Canada you can take Kraken if you want. It's a decent exchange (never hacked before) but I don't like their UserInterface (it's slow and doesn't show a real-time book {you need other tools for that}).

Depends on where you live or nationality: If Europe: then Bitstamp checks all your points. If USA: I think GDAX or Gemini. {certainly not Poloniex). If Asia / Australia: I think Bitfinex. If Russia: one of the above, otherwise BTC-e If Japan: have no idea, maybe BitFlyer If South America: no...

Well, if you are saying that there is no Intrinsic value, then I’m afraid you haven’t understood it yet. If you want, then please read on. First of all there are many definitions for “intrinsic value”. The one you pointing is: “Economics: No intrinsic value exists for any good or service...

Good question, but actually very difficult to answer. As there are soooo many differences with markets we all used to (stock, futures, options, FX, etc.). I can give you some of the most important differences: a) some crypto-currencies (especially Bitcoin) has a generic use: payment-processors...

Well, I trade that BS chart. and it works wonderful for me. You have no money at stake, so I don't follow your scribbles. I agree that altcoins ran their courses, but it's much safer to go to Fiat (with the current FUD with Bitcoin's scaling war).

You are not reading my post very well (noticed that before). Market cap itself isn't useful indeed (I never wrote that), but the Dominance-chart is very useful and can be confirmed by the charts I showed: trading-charts of alts between Bitcoin all point to a remarkable observation that...