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Tha Great Muta said:
We need to get a list going of top exchanges. I know I would never fuck with that janky ass cryptopia
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I read up on mne and wanted to buy. The official website only listed two exchanges where it was available. I went w livecoin, the other exchange looked worse.
Livecoin hit my pockets for 18%. I'm definitely not happy about that. But it is what it is. I'm happy looking at my balance.
 
fourthstbully said:
I read up on mne and wanted to buy. The official website only listed two exchanges where it was available. I went w livecoin, the other exchange looked worse.
Livecoin hit my pockets for 18%. I'm definitely not happy about that. But it is what it is. I'm happy looking at my balance.
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Shieeet. I'm cool on that. How much is it going for?
 
brickdome said:
Ark isn't cheap lol for about 100 bucks you only get about 296??
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brickdome said:
Same for ubiq can only get 82 for 100 bucks. Are these still good buys and holds ?
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Just my opinion but I think these are coins that might be worth $3 figures down the road. Half penny and penny coins are good but these dollar coins could boom bigger.

Only 296 coins? What if it goes to $20 bucks? That's 6gs from a $100 investment
 
Tha Great Muta said:
Just my opinion but I think these are coins that might be worth $3 figures down the road. Half penny and penny coins are good but these dollar coins could boom bigger.

Only 296 coins? What if it goes to $20 bucks? That's 6gs from a $100 investment
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I totally agree. I look at this shit like the drug game. I'm trying to double up on every coin, take that and do it again. I have a tangible goal. I'm focused.
But forget about me. $100 is a good start. You just have to hustle hard.
 
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1 Sat = 0.00000001 Bitcoin = E-8 bitcoin

100,000,000 sat = 1 Bitcoin

Sat is short for "Satoshi", the pseudoname for the creator of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was originally only divisible to 8 digits. The smallest of which was termed 1 Satoshi.
 
Some ripple news

http://www.coindesk.com/interoperab...chain-transaction-across-7-different-ledgers/

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.
 
joenavy said:
Just got in the game a couple weeks ago. How easy is it to dump a coin in Bittrex? Do you just sell it all for BTC? I don't wanna get caught holding the bag on a coin when it's time to dump.
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Since Verge has 12 Billion or so coins in circulation and most traders bought hundreds of millions at less than 10 sats, its very very easy to dump and kill the market without further speculation or industry use.

Lets keep it funky, Ripple has more circulating supply but clearly has a real world application and Global banks have looked into the tech, that's enough to justify a price above $0.10 for a coin that isn't close to being utilized. This is a speculative investment.

Verge though? I'm more pie in the sky greedy since it only cost $600 bucks for a Milly.

If you're looking to flip and can't do technical analysis to determine a good exit target, pick a target with gains that you are comfortable with and make the trade. But what goes up comes down fast.

Remember stairs to the top, elevators to the bottom.
 
LegalMoney said:
Since Verge has 12 Billion or so coins in circulation and most traders bought hundreds of millions at less than 10 sats, its very very easy to dump and kill the market without further speculation or industry use.

Lets keep it funky, Ripple has more circulating supply but clearly has a real world application and Global banks have looked into the tech, that's enough to justify a price above $0.10 for a coin that isn't close to being utilized. This is a speculative investment.

Verge though? I'm more pie in the sky greedy since it only cost $600 bucks for a Milly.

If you're looking to flip and can't do technical analysis to determine a good exit target, pick a target with gains that you are comfortable with and make the trade. But what goes up comes down fast.

Remember stairs to the top, elevators to the bottom.
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All of this. If you get 3-5x on Verge, be happy.
 
Ballhandler said:
Some ripple news

http://www.coindesk.com/interoperab...chain-transaction-across-7-different-ledgers/

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.
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Good. I was just coming in to post this.

Ripple is about to revolutionize the cryptospace.
 
jiggga said:
I haven't been keeping up with the day-to-day of this thread, but I've got another good opportunity. Read up about Xtrabyte (XBY). You can find it in on Cryptopia, Yobit, or C-Cex. This is a reformed shitcoin pump & dump that was forked & reconstituted with new tech by a burned early investor. 1 month ago, it was selling at 1 sat. They slowly turned it around, and now shit has jumped off in the past 72h (up 400%, crossed 1000 last night). It's currently selling at 1450 sats, and could easily go to 5-15K sat in the next few weeks. The tech is new and original (a "proof of signature" node network, not to be confused with POW or POS), but it is also untested. They won't apply for Bittrex/Polo until they've tested their "genesis block", but it could blow up even more once placed on a big exchange. It does have a wallet for those that don't trust their current exchanges. This is a great opportunity still.

Some links for info on Xtrabyte (XBY)
Bitcointalk Forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1864397.0
Slack: https://young-basin-20186.herokuapp.com/

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Listen to me now, believe me later on.
 
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