Official BGOL Crypto Currency Thread ★★★★★

I'm finally back in the green! Earlier this month I was down $7k. Hopefully it's all up from here.

The only two coins I own that are still less than when I initially bought them are VIBE and TOA.

And am I the only one that still has his Wagerr on Waves Lite?
 
I'm finally back in the green! Earlier this month I was down $7k. Hopefully it's all up from here.

The only two coins I own that are still less than when I initially bought them are VIBE and TOA.

And am I the only one that still has his Wagerr on Waves Lite?

Nah I do as well
 
I'm finally back in the green! Earlier this month I was down $7k. Hopefully it's all up from here.

The only two coins I own that are still less than when I initially bought them are VIBE and TOA.

And am I the only one that still has his Wagerr on Waves Lite?
I switched over a while back...got 2 MN going 24/7
 
WGR has been added to Livecoin, been there for a few days now although this is not the "big exchange" news we were waiting for. Either way, more liquidity, the more I'm happy with my investment :D
Just checked Livecoin's volume and it way more than Cryptobridge which is ranked 116 last time I check vs Livecoin whose in the top 40 exchanges on CMC. We should be able to see and do some meaning trading with the swapped coins at this point.
 
Early investor in Tesla, Skype and Hotmail says bitcoin will be bigger than all those combined
  • Venture capitalist Tim Draper says bitcoin will be bigger than his early investments Tesla, Hotmail, and Skype combined.
  • "This is bigger than the internet," Draper says.
  • The early internet investor reiterated his bullish call for bitcoin to hit $250,000 by 2022, and elaborated on use cases.
Not only does venture capitalist Tim Draper think bitcoin is here to stay, he says it could be bigger than the internet.

When asked during a debate how the digital currency compared to his early investments in Tesla, Hotmail and Skype, Draper said bitcoin will be "bigger than all of those combined."

"This is bigger than the internet. It's bigger than the Iron Age, the Renaissance. It's bigger than the Industrial Revolution," Draper said at Intelligence Squared U.S. debate presented in partnership with Manhattan Institute's Adam Smith Society on Saturday. "This affects the entire world and it's going to be affected in a faster and more prevalent way than you ever imagined."



Draper, founder of leading venture capital firms Draper Associates and DFJ, reiterated his bullish call for bitcoin to hit $250,000 within four years and elaborated on use cases.

"In five years you are going to try to go buy coffee with fiat currency and they are going to laugh at you because you're not using crypto," the early internet investor said. "I believe that there will be a point at which you will no longer really want any of the fiat currency."

Draper bought nearly 30,000 bitcoins in a 2014 U.S. Marshals Service auction, and told CNBC in December he was still holding all those coins. If that is still the case, Draper's holding is worth about $268 million at Monday's prices.

The opposition in Saturday's debate, Financial Times Managing Editor Gillian Tett, highlighted nefarious uses for bitcoin, its volatility and risks to investors. Draper responded that he is "more secure in my bitcoin than I am in the money that's sitting there in Wells Fargo."

Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne debated alongside Draper in favor of bitcoin, and was equally bullish on its security.

"This has been hacked at more than anything in history and has never been defeated," Byrne said. "Last I checked, banks get hacked too. And yeah, Bitcoin is used by unsavory characters. Last I checked, they used U.S. dollars too."

Byrne is in the process of reorganizing Overstock's retail business to focus on blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin.

While there are more than 1,500 cryptocurrencies in existence according to CoinMarketCap.com, Draper said bitcoin has an "enormous" lead will likely win the "long-term crypto battle" because of its market share.

Bitcoin dominated about 38 percent of the global market capitalization as of Monday. Ethereum is the next biggest, making up roughly 16 percent of global market cap, while ripple comes in third at about 8.5 percent.
 
Tha Ether and EOS pumping and my wallets been jumpin
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Tron got my profit in the green....

I haven't seen that shit since February
man i got a shitload of them for 0.07...and WGR, and alot of shit people have been saying is dead like SYNCFAB, PAC, SPHTX, DBC, ADST, SAFEX, LEND, MUSIC, EMC2, XP, SHND, BAR...those are the ones I stocked up on before and around the time of the pull-back. I am excited with these...
 
Early investor in Tesla, Skype and Hotmail says bitcoin will be bigger than all those combined
  • Venture capitalist Tim Draper says bitcoin will be bigger than his early investments Tesla, Hotmail, and Skype combined.
  • "This is bigger than the internet," Draper says.
  • The early internet investor reiterated his bullish call for bitcoin to hit $250,000 by 2022, and elaborated on use cases.
Not only does venture capitalist Tim Draper think bitcoin is here to stay, he says it could be bigger than the internet.

When asked during a debate how the digital currency compared to his early investments in Tesla, Hotmail and Skype, Draper said bitcoin will be "bigger than all of those combined."

"This is bigger than the internet. It's bigger than the Iron Age, the Renaissance. It's bigger than the Industrial Revolution," Draper said at Intelligence Squared U.S. debate presented in partnership with Manhattan Institute's Adam Smith Society on Saturday. "This affects the entire world and it's going to be affected in a faster and more prevalent way than you ever imagined."



Draper, founder of leading venture capital firms Draper Associates and DFJ, reiterated his bullish call for bitcoin to hit $250,000 within four years and elaborated on use cases.

"In five years you are going to try to go buy coffee with fiat currency and they are going to laugh at you because you're not using crypto," the early internet investor said. "I believe that there will be a point at which you will no longer really want any of the fiat currency."

Draper bought nearly 30,000 bitcoins in a 2014 U.S. Marshals Service auction, and told CNBC in December he was still holding all those coins. If that is still the case, Draper's holding is worth about $268 million at Monday's prices.

The opposition in Saturday's debate, Financial Times Managing Editor Gillian Tett, highlighted nefarious uses for bitcoin, its volatility and risks to investors. Draper responded that he is "more secure in my bitcoin than I am in the money that's sitting there in Wells Fargo."

Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne debated alongside Draper in favor of bitcoin, and was equally bullish on its security.

"This has been hacked at more than anything in history and has never been defeated," Byrne said. "Last I checked, banks get hacked too. And yeah, Bitcoin is used by unsavory characters. Last I checked, they used U.S. dollars too."

Byrne is in the process of reorganizing Overstock's retail business to focus on blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin.

While there are more than 1,500 cryptocurrencies in existence according to CoinMarketCap.com, Draper said bitcoin has an "enormous" lead will likely win the "long-term crypto battle" because of its market share.

Bitcoin dominated about 38 percent of the global market capitalization as of Monday. Ethereum is the next biggest, making up roughly 16 percent of global market cap, while ripple comes in third at about 8.5 percent.

shit has been a life changer...what’s crazy is the industry is still basically in its infancy stages
 
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man i got a shitload of them for 0.07...and WGR, and alot of shit people have been saying is dead like SYNCFAB, PAC, SPHTX, DBC, ADST, SAFEX, LEND, MUSIC, EMC2, XP, SHND, BAR...those are the ones I stocked up on before and around the time of the pull-back. I am excited with these...

I think SHND is dead. I posted about it a few pages back and was told it is a shit coin.
 
In the market, we look for catalysts to move the market: Earnings, Employment #'s (every month), FOMC (interest rates), etc. What can be the catalyst to bring momentum back to the cryptocurrency market?

I agree with others that we need direction from SEC. The problem also is all the new people who bought on their friends recommendation are either burnt and gone for good, or in so much pain they are looking for any excuse to sell and get out. My DJ friend approached me when he found out that I invested and said his son told him to buy Bitcoin. He's down BIG. It's people like that who are just holding to get anywhere near breakeven.

On a similar note, look at this thread, 3 months ago, there would be 2-3 pages a day (on the low side). Now it takes 2-3 days to get 1 page.

So again, where's the momentum of 2017? What can bring it back?


Man folks had to pay them taxes ..now watch everything rebound and take off
 
Tron is about the only thing that’s green today and I’m loving! I’m calling 10 cents by Mainnet 31 May.
Those Asian coins man. Pantera capital going big on ICON. TRON keeping it up. Vechain has mainnet after tron. Qtum coming with dapps and x86. Neo doing Neo. People are going to keep betting on the big boys.
 
I was listening to crypto news and dude had some. Good news about ripple..

Something about sales of xrp rose 83%


Xrp holders hope you got a good grip the ride about to start.

Maybe tomorrow maybe next year....

But it's gonna happen...

I'm in for the long haul
Is crypto news a YouTube channel?
 
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