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(i.e. Japan) Countries printing money to buy debts and giving negative rates? What could go wrong? Wake up! Everything is fake out there, Fed just did a turnaround on rate hikes, free $$$$ bubbles everywhere, stock$ real estate any speculative investment

http://fortune.com/2019/03/29/coinbase-crypto-dividend-staking/ By JEFF JOHN ROBERTS 12:15 PM EDT Investing in cryptocurrency is like putting your money in highly volatile growth stocks. Your profits (or just as likely your losses) will be determined by whether the price of your digital assets...

1. No one is telling anyone what to do. It's one guy presenting his OpSec ideas. Take what you want out of it, or none of it. 2. You're being disingenuous here. You know full well that was before all this setup he made and to prevent such attacks in the future. I'm sure the wife of one of the...

No problem. I don't have any IOS or Apple (or Windows that I actually use for my stuff) devices, so can't advice on those... We don't have as much right as we have at the borders so you'll have to assume that you'll be asked to provide access to your electronic devices. You can google what...

You know it's not just crypto enthusiasts that need to worry about being robbed/kidnapped, right? https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/01/09/norway-kidnappers-monero-ransom/ https://www.ccn.com/kidnapped-south-african-tycoon-released-for-50-bitcoins-ransom-report PS: Pekelo, have you ever...

I'm sure he paid his fair share in taxes like all wealthy individuals out there - Warren Buffett, Jamie Dimon and their friends. Giving away secrets? He's trying to share and help others, like you do with sharing us with your vast knowledge and research. Speaking of research, you're right about...

Why you gotta hate? :) He's one of the early believers of bitcoin worth millions but no one knows how much as bitcoin ownership info is not really public unless you disclose it. He's showing you how to do all the steps legally and even hired lawyers and professionals to assist him in the setup...

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/12/technology/how-to-disappear-surveillance-state.html Step No. 10: Buy a decoy house to fool the D.M.V. In October 2017, a SWAT team descended on Jameson Lopp’s house in North Carolina. Someone — it still isn’t clear who — had called the police and falsely...

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I don't think any ET user has an account with Quadriga and yet there are 3 separate threads I can see on the subject. I think there are more. Surprised Magna has not shut these down...

It is not a fair wager. You can buy $300 worth of bitcoin right now and make money whether you lose or win the bet.

I don't know about $1M for 1 bitcoin, but I believe bitcoin, barring any major network disruption (i.e. software bugs or what not) can go to $100K or higher. You know, someone asked me in 2013 how high I thought bitcoin will go, and I said possibly $10K, and of course with a shared laughter...

Bitcoin's value is in the brand. You can generate a clone coin but the network adoption (i.e. merchants, users others) won't be there. That is why most of the cryptocurrencies clones are worthless or worth much less. You cannot go to a store and pay with a gold bar, but I can assure, it has...

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Not sure if it's good for bitcoin, probably negative effect (negative impression to cryptocurrencies in general). But yea, only worry about events related to the coins you're invested in and always what events affect bitcoin. A good analogy is if you're invested in NVDA, you don't care if...

schweiz, I'm on the camp that views bitcoin as a store of value like digital gold and the currency functionality is a very nice bonus. it makes for a high-risk/high-reward speculative investment vehicle. Speaking from experience, bought bitcoin as an investment, and spent when it was...

schweiz, I have you on ignore but I see your post when I'm not logged in. Any currency or payment network that is currently in-use is very complex. Let's take the $, does everyone understand how it's created and accounted for and distributed? I don't. There are things like monetary policy...

Just finally read a little more, gate.io exchange says that the network was under attack for 4 hours, so I take it back that I doubt it happened. I kinda read another snippet about it that Coinbase was suspending all transactions regarding etc as the network was under attack (at that time). ETC...

Cryptocurrencies (most of them) are decentralized, censor-proof, distributed network. The "attacker" allegedly performed a double-spend attack by sending the 40K ETC and then rewrote the block(s) so the transfer never happened and the 40K coins still belong to the original wallet. But what if...

There's misinformation on this thread as the posters are trying to discuss a complex system they don't understand. I probably won't add any clarity by posting, but what the heck. ETC does not have a very secure blockchain network, as there's not much incentive for mining it as the coin/reward...