You might have missed the bus on that wave homie.. I'd wait for a dip. Patience is Key in this muthafuckin game.
There hasn't been anything to miss out on. It's been flat for 3 months while BNB and BCH have more than doubled in the same time frame.
You might have missed the bus on that wave homie.. I'd wait for a dip. Patience is Key in this muthafuckin game.
The new gdax.. I'll be honest.. I never fucked with gdax in my life. Is coin base pro easier to use?
This is up 17% and the 24h volume is up to $10k. I'm going to pick some up on payday.
if you gonna buy on the pump make it a quick flip, never buy a holder on the pump....
Hydrogen now partnered with IBM, Oracle and Chainlink
I wrote a simple get started guide a year or so ago hereneed some good YouTube vids for getting started in crypto. any help is appreciated.
preciate it fam.I wrote a simple get started guide a year or so ago here
https://www.bgol.us/forum/threads/o...cy-thread-★★★★★.929449/page-465#post-18388141
Read this entire thread if you haven't already.need some good YouTube vids for getting started in crypto. any help is appreciated.
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It’s a rollercoaster for sure. But you will get a lot of history of the crypto market plus the advice that held up over the months.All 653 trust me
That's a tough one. These days, I'm only concerned about Bitcoin, XRP, ETH and Bitcoin ABC. I only got 500 of TRX from the Binance air drop. I'll hodl since I didn't pay anything for it.QUESTION:
Should I sell all my TRX position and go into Bitcoin?
BC is looking quite nice right now...
I'm trying to tell yall crypto got the parasitic powers that be.. The govg behind the govt..
Scared too death...
First they tried to ridicule it..
Now they want to BAN it..
Wait I thought it was a joke..???
A Bill to Ban All Crypto? Congressman Calls for the Outlawing of Digital Assets
A congressman with a track record of bashing crypto has come out once again calling for a ban on digital assets. Republican Brad Sherman supposedly raised the idea earlier today in Congress.
This is not the first time this week that someone has called for a ban on digital assets. However, without a huge international effort from authorities, the chances of such legislation proving effective are remote.
Is the Crypto Narrative Changing from Ridicule to Fear for the Powers that be?
According to a video posted to Twitter by crypto education groupCoin Center, a congressman with a history of being opposed to digital currencies has once again raised the possibly of a ban on the technology. In the video, Republican Brad Sherman states with surprising candour:
“I look for colleagues to join with me in introducing a bill to outlaw cryptocurrency purchases by Americans, so that we nip this in the bud, in part because an awful lot of our international power comes from the fact that the dollar is the standard unit of international finance and transactions.
“It is the announced purpose of the supporters of cryptocurrency to take that power away from us, to put us in a position where the most significant sanctions we have on Iran, for example, would become irrelevant.
“Whether it is to dis-empower our foreign policy, our tax collection enforcement, or our traditional law enforcement, the purposes of cryptocurrency – the advantage it has over sovereign currency – is solely to aid in the dis-empowerment of the United States and of the rule of law.”
This is not the first time that Sherman has raised the issue of cryptocurrencies. However, it is the first time that he has stated crypto could be a threat to existing power structures. His previous statements, last March and July, regarding the financial technology revolved around tired themes of money laundering and drug dealing.
For that outburst, a popular crypto analyst highlighted what some may consider to be touch of hypocrisy from Sherman at the time:
This is the second time this week that NewsBTC has reported on a notable figure calling for a ban on crypto assets. On Monday Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz proposed we “shutdown the cryptocurrencies”. Unlike Sherman, however, Stiglitz attacked crypto for its apparent anonymity whilst praising the idea of a centrally-managed electronic currency to curb money laundering.
Ultimately, however, neither seem to realise how futile efforts to ban or shut down crypto would be. It would probably squeeze at lot of projects from the space and prices would likely plummet on the news, but Bitcoin would not die. Rather, it would be forced underground and become even more difficult to police. Many node operators would likely get busted but there are enough statestrying to reduce their dependence on the dollar anyway that would surely welcome miners if there was universal belief that Bitcoin could damage the hegemony of the US.
Rel
Btw
It's too fucking late..crypto is meant to go underground...
These fools playing catch up ball..lol
I'm trying to tell yall crypto got the parasitic powers that be.. The govg behind the govt..
Scared too death...
First they tried to ridicule it..
Now they want to BAN it..
Wait I thought it was a joke..???
A Bill to Ban All Crypto? Congressman Calls for the Outlawing of Digital Assets
A congressman with a track record of bashing crypto has come out once again calling for a ban on digital assets. Republican Brad Sherman supposedly raised the idea earlier today in Congress.
This is not the first time this week that someone has called for a ban on digital assets. However, without a huge international effort from authorities, the chances of such legislation proving effective are remote.
Is the Crypto Narrative Changing from Ridicule to Fear for the Powers that be?
According to a video posted to Twitter by crypto education groupCoin Center, a congressman with a history of being opposed to digital currencies has once again raised the possibly of a ban on the technology. In the video, Republican Brad Sherman states with surprising candour:
“I look for colleagues to join with me in introducing a bill to outlaw cryptocurrency purchases by Americans, so that we nip this in the bud, in part because an awful lot of our international power comes from the fact that the dollar is the standard unit of international finance and transactions.
“It is the announced purpose of the supporters of cryptocurrency to take that power away from us, to put us in a position where the most significant sanctions we have on Iran, for example, would become irrelevant.
“Whether it is to dis-empower our foreign policy, our tax collection enforcement, or our traditional law enforcement, the purposes of cryptocurrency – the advantage it has over sovereign currency – is solely to aid in the dis-empowerment of the United States and of the rule of law.”
This is not the first time that Sherman has raised the issue of cryptocurrencies. However, it is the first time that he has stated crypto could be a threat to existing power structures. His previous statements, last March and July, regarding the financial technology revolved around tired themes of money laundering and drug dealing.
For that outburst, a popular crypto analyst highlighted what some may consider to be touch of hypocrisy from Sherman at the time:
This is the second time this week that NewsBTC has reported on a notable figure calling for a ban on crypto assets. On Monday Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz proposed we “shutdown the cryptocurrencies”. Unlike Sherman, however, Stiglitz attacked crypto for its apparent anonymity whilst praising the idea of a centrally-managed electronic currency to curb money laundering.
Ultimately, however, neither seem to realise how futile efforts to ban or shut down crypto would be. It would probably squeeze at lot of projects from the space and prices would likely plummet on the news, but Bitcoin would not die. Rather, it would be forced underground and become even more difficult to police. Many node operators would likely get busted but there are enough statestrying to reduce their dependence on the dollar anyway that would surely welcome miners if there was universal belief that Bitcoin could damage the hegemony of the US.
Rel
Btw
It's too fucking late..crypto is meant to go underground...
These fools playing catch up ball..lol
This ninja here is a Dinosaur. Instead of embracing change and fostering the implementation of technology that will drive the future, they're too focused on trying to throttle it. Whats even worse is he's from California
I know we all hate lobbyist but crypto needs one, a big and respectable one on capital hill.
That's a tough one. These days, I'm only concerned about Bitcoin, XRP, ETH and Bitcoin ABC. I only got 500 of TRX from the Binance air drop. I'll hodl since I didn't pay anything for it.
I wish Verge would have rebounded. That's the only alt I could really bank on should the market hit another bull run. But yeah, I sold off a lot of alts just to get into more btc.
Thanks for sharing your opinion and position. BTC just hit the $6400 mark. WOW!
If there's a pullback to $6000 I am dumping my TRX coins and getting into BTC.
A Bill to Ban All Crypto? Congressman Calls for the Outlawing of Digital Assets
Getting closer to 200B market cap.
BTC has some nice things coming this year. E-trade and Fidelity are jumping in. Bitcoin won't go 10x anytime soon but I'd be really surprised if it was under 10k by the end of the year.
Dude sees the writing on the wall but there is nothing he can do.
What he said in that video is very telling.
Interesting...
Can you point me towards an article so that I may learn more?