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10 more days. God I hope u guys get in on this alt. If that win this citi bank shit

I have millions of DGB. I like to make heavy bets on a few things instead of a bunch of smaller bets.

I don't even think they need to win. They need to do well and come out of that event and just get some adoption..any adoption will illustrate the tech they are building is real and there is a market for it.
 
I have millions of DGB. I like to make heavy bets on a few things instead of a bunch of smaller bets.

I don't even think they need to win. They need to do well and come out of that event and just get some adoption..any adoption will illustrate the tech they are building is real and there is a market for it.

Sorry bruh but if they WIN do you get the implications of that? They are a Direct competitor to bitcoin. This is there break without a doubt.
 
Sorry bruh but if they WIN do you get the implications of that? They are a Direct competitor to bitcoin. This is there break without a doubt.

They're not really a direct competitor to bitcoin. That's marketing hype. It's way more complicated than that. They don't have the team at this point to make that type of impact. They couldn't even keep the gaming operation up (DDOS attack it down).

Winning is an extreme long shot and that's secondary. The most important thing is winning customers..not winning competitions and placing well in these things don't presuppose that people are going to use the product. I've seen plenty of tech companies win competitions and shut down within a year.
 
They're not really a direct competitor to bitcoin. That's marketing hype. It's way more complicated than that. They don't have the team at this point to make that type of impact. They couldn't even keep the gaming operation up (DDOS attack it down).

Winning is an extreme long shot and that's secondary. The most important thing is winning customers..not winning competitions and placing well in these things don't presuppose that people are going to use the product. I've seen plenty of tech companies win competitions and shut down within a year.
That's fucking depressing
 
Sorry bruh but if they WIN do you get the implications of that? They are a Direct competitor to bitcoin. This is there break without a doubt.

I'm probably way more invested in this than anyone here. I've made similar warnings about Ripple. I'll make one about Digibyte. Be careful with your exit strategy with this coin. Digibyte will never be a top tier company. They don't have the talent or vision and there are too many coins in circulation.
 
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I'm probably way more invested in this than anyone here. I've made similar warnings about Ripple. I'll make one about Digibyte. Be careful with your exit strategy with this coin. Digibyte will never be a top tier company. They don't have the talent or vision and there are too many coins in circulation.

All I need is $4 baby
 
I'm probably way more invested in this than anyone here. I've made similar warnings about Ripple. I'll make one about Digibyte. Be careful with your exit strategy with this coin. Digibyte will never be a top tier company. They don't have the talent or vision and there are too many coins in circulation.

Noted, so who IS a top teir company we need to keep our eye on?
 
Noted, so who IS a top teir company we need to keep our eye on?

Not all inclusive

Waves, Ethereum, and Stratus have all the ingredients... great tech, great team, solving a real problem, and momentum and good floats.

I firmly believe there will be a point where Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin's marketcap and run by it. It might take some years but it's inevitable.
 
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...eing-eclipsed-by-digital-coin-cousin-ethereum

Bitcoin Is at Risk of No Longer Being the Biggest Digital Currency
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Lily Katz
May 31, 2017, 12:16 PM EDT
  • Second-most popular cryptocurrency could rise to the top
  • Advocates point to technology’s possible business implications



Looking for a Bubble in Bitcoin's Recent Bounce


Looking for a Bubble in Bitcoin's Recent Bounce

Step aside, bitcoin. There’s another digital token in town that’s winning over the hearts and wallets of cryptocurrency enthusiasts across the globe.

The value of ether, the digital currency linked to the ethereum blockchain, could surpass that of bitcoin by the end of 2018, according to Olaf Carlson-Wee, chief executive officer of cryptocurrency hedge fund Polychain Capital.

"What we’ve seen in ethereum is a much richer, organic developer ecosystem develop very, very quickly, which is what has driven ethereum’s price growth, which has actually been much more aggressive than bitcoin," said Carlson-Wee, in an interview on Bloomberg Television Tuesday. The San Francisco Bay Area-based fund has received investments from venture-capital firms including Andreessen Horowitz and Union Square Ventures.

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The name ethereum might ring a bell because hackers stole millions of dollars worth of ether last year. Still, it’s piquing the interest of industries from finance to health care because its blockchain does far more than let bitcoin users send value from one person to another. Its advocates think it could be a universally accessible machine for running businesses, as the technology allows people to do more complex actions in a shared and decentralized manner.

Carlson-Wee wasn’t the first to forecast a bright future for ethereum. Fred Wilson, co-founder and managing partner at Union Square Ventures, laid out an even more ambitious timeline for the cryptocurrency in an interview earlier this month.

"The market cap of ethereum will bypass the market cap of bitcoin by the end of the year," said Wilson, who is also chairman of the board at Etsy Inc.

After skyrocketing more than 300 percent in the last year, bitcoin now costs about $2,300 a coin, which is still around 10 times the price of ethereum. But the second-most popular cryptocurrency is gaining market share fast.

Read more on how digital coins are allowing startups to ditch venture capitalist funding

Bitcoin currently dominates a little less than half of the digital currency market, down from almost 90 percent three months ago, according to Coinmarketcap.com data. Meanwhile, ethereum has quadrupled its share, which now represents more than a quarter of the pie. Other virtual coins have also picked up steam. Carlson-Wee is a fan of auger, golem, zcash and monero.

Bitcoin’s growth has started to catch up to its fundamentals, which is likely what has been driving its astronomical gain as of late, he said. Others have attributed the surge to speculation, as well as increased interest in Asia and adoptionby established companies. Impressive performance aside, more than $150 has been knocked off bitcoin’s price since late last week amid concerns about transaction speed, safetyand a possible price bubble.

"We’re absolutely still in the infrastructure building phase," Carlson-Wee said. "But I do think within one to two years, we’ll start to see the first viral applications that are user facing."
 
Bitcoin will always be here. It's like gold. It's the proof of concept for the blockchain and will also be a great store of value but it's too slow. It will also be the godfather of the blockchain era but Ethereum (like they did) and other startups will completely rewrite the main components from scratch to remove all the flaws and make it applicable to real-time use. The infrastructure of the blockchain era won't be built on Bitcoin's blockchain.
 
I know it's a lil expensive but it's a currency that has a low supply (76 million). Exchange symbol is BLK

https://revex.co/blackcoin/

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BlackCoin is a peer-to-peer digital currency with a distributed, decentralized public ledger, which unlike those of traditional banks is viewable and easily audited by anyone. BlackCoin was notably the first coin to use a Proof-of-Work creation cycle followed by transition to full Proof-of-stake. Proof-of-Stake is eco-friendly and efficient, and avoids the vast waste of energy and hardware overhead of Proof-of-Work based networks. Over time, BlackCoin’s core protocol has made industry-leading improvements to Proof-of-Stake security and general functionality (PoS 2.0 and PoS 3.0).

I really hope not. I sold this one to buy more XRP that last run.
 
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10 more days. God I hope u guys get in on this alt. If that win this citi bank shit

I have millions of DGB. I like to make heavy bets on a few things instead of a bunch of smaller bets.

I don't even think they need to win. They need to do well and come out of that event and just get some adoption..any adoption will illustrate the tech they are building is real and there is a market for it.

I have 100k+ DGB...but have been low key flirting w/ temporarily exchanging my XRP for DGB...but I would need XRP to hold ground for the next 2 weeks so that I can buy back into it w/o losing anything...if I do I'd have about 3 million DGB

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I'm probably way more invested in this than anyone here. I've made similar warnings about Ripple. I'll make one about Digibyte. Be careful with your exit strategy with this coin. Digibyte will never be a top tier company. They don't have the talent or vision and there are too many coins in circulation.

No it's not. It's just reality. They still have a lot of potential given their market cap (low), but don't for a minute think this is an Etherium or Stratus. It's not...it's not a shitcoin though.

well thanks for keeping it real...guess I'll stay put w/ my 100k+
 
I have 100k+ DGB...but have been low key flirting w/ temporarily exchanging my XRP for DGB...but I would need XRP to hold ground for the next 2 weeks so that I can buy back into it w/o losing anything...if I do I'd have about 3 million DGB

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I did that shit once...sold a huge chunk of my XRP for damn NXC because they had a demo about to launch. LMAO I am selling off NXC from February...TODAY . Shit hardly pumps when you think it will. But I rolled the dice and just ended up buying more BTC to buy all that XRP back before it moved.
 
I did that shit once...sold a huge chunk of my XRP for damn NXC because they had a demo about to launch. LMAO I am selling off NXC from February...TODAY . Shit hardly pumps when you think it will. But I rolled the dice and just ended up buying more BTC to buy all that XRP back before it moved.

I don't think I would've really pulled the trigger on it...but spectrum's recent insight on DGB has me chilling on even thinking about it
 
It's depressing to see coins that I had a lot in shooting up after I've sold them. Sold NXC a while ago at 0.00007440 cause I needed the bread and look at it now...
Yeah I know the feeling, I broke mine up into thirds. I sold a third when you did. I sold another today to cover a few positions on some of these low cost coins...but saving the remainder for the very reason you eluded to. Who knows where it will be around xmas.
 
Yeah I know the feeling, I broke mine up into thirds. I sold a third when you did. I sold another today to cover a few positions on some of these low cost coins...but saving the remainder for the very reason you eluded to. Who knows where it will be around xmas.

If I could really trust coinbase I would have a weekly withdrawal from my bank aaccount and just put money to work in the markets....but I'm sure they would really get over on me with those fees
 
I've started mining ETH and SC, though ETH will give a better return than SC I figure since I can dual mine both without taking a hit on one or the other I might as well. Having a rig built for video editing comes in handy for this I guess, While no where near as fast as cloud mining TH hashrates, my 2 RX 480s should be giving a return of about $260 a month, which is fine cause it'll add up over time. Might go beast mode in a month and add 2 more RX 480s to my machine to mine other profitable coins or just dual run ETH and another coin.

I've already been mining XMR but haven't really stayed on top of it. I'd say since I started I've mine about 2-300 dollars worth of XMR that I just threw into other coins.
 
No it's not. It's just reality. They still have a lot of potential given their market cap (low), but don't for a minute think this is an Etherium or Stratus. It's not...it's not a shitcoin though.
What do you think will be the realistic projections on digi?
 
Did you or anyone else on BGOL get in on the ICO with BAT?

Unless I missed something, By the time I went to the site, the fills were gone quicker than Nike.com on a Jordan release date.

That's the worry. Those are real teams with multiple successful exits under their belts. I'm worried that with more established teams coming in, it's going to be less money pumped into the shitcoins. The ICOs are eating up funds that would otherwise be put into exchanges.

And some of those ICOs have massive work accomplished already. Tezor, for instance, has a massive code-base already...probably way more than XVG will ever have.

And I'm not knocking. I've been looking at XVG for a week, but I've yet to find anything that makes me believe it's going to run except for the remote possibility of a cheap-coin pump.

I might jump in with yall, but I've got more snooping to do.
 
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