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    January 04, 2018

    Crypto Currency Markets Use LTC!

    Use LTC!

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 04:59 PM PST

    If you're buying a crypto to fork into alts, choose LTC. Then sell on the btc or eth market of your exchange. After that you can buy the alts. Cheaper and faster than buying btc or eth these days.

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    IOTA partnering with ITIC

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 10:08 AM PST

    Shill me some hail mary moon shots.

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:45 PM PST

    I have four figures I wanna get weird with. I seem to miss all the moon shots, what some ones to look out for?

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    Emergency Cease and Desist Order Issued to BITCONNECT [The Beginning of the End]

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 04:36 PM PST

    VEN is moving!

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:51 PM PST

    Looks like the sell walls are finally dropping, and now that the volume contest is over on binance I think this coin is going to really take off. Would recommend grabbing some while you can!

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    Opinion on the current state of the crypto market.

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:17 AM PST

    So I'm pretty concerned about the current state of crypto.. Cardano, EOS, IOTA, Verge, XBY are all super highly valued with little product behind them. The overall crypto market cap is increasing by like 100B a week. The dot com bubble popped at 3 trillion so if crypto pops at a similar time, it could be happening even as soon as Q2 2018.

    I'm really hoping that everything cools down and we can see a steady growth rate over 2018. But if everything keeps going up 20% a week, I don't see how this is sustainable for the year.

    I'm not trying to FUD or get anyone to sell, just looking for some other people's opinion on the state of the market.

    EDIT: Here's some basic math to show how these returns are not sustainable. at a 5%, 10% and 20% weekly return for the next 52 weeks. With the total crypto market cap calculated in 52 weeks time given a total market return of 5%,10% or 20%.

    For every $1,000 invested, your return would be...

    5%: $1,000 * (1.0552) = $12,642 = 1,164% RoI = 9.8 Trillion Total Market Cap

    10%: $1,000 * (1.1052) = $142,042 = 14,104% RoI = 1,071 Trillion Total Market Cap

    20%: $1,000 * (1.2052) = $13,104,630 = 13,310,363% RoI = 99,587 Trillion Total Market Cap

    I don't think that the entire market will experience these returns, but I've been experiencing an average weekly compounded return of about 19.5% on a diversified portfolio of alt coins over the last 8 weeks, and it is definitely a bit concerning.

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    16497% In 30 Days.....

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:20 AM PST

    Ethereum breaks $1000 USD ATH!

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 10:14 AM PST

    Just a TA analysis - If XLM follows XRP boom, a rally should be expected within 72 hours to a new ATH

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 01:11 PM PST

    Spot.....I mean BOT the dips...

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 12:19 PM PST

    A few traders and I noticed a pattern and we are hoping that some additional clever minds in this community can help us all get one step ahead.

    The pattern.

    As we saw over the past few hours, all stocks are green and on a bull. Then simultaneously across the board everything goes down.

    Now the reasoning

    1st Red Bar: The first red is because the value of BTC increased. Therefore alts that are paired with BTC immediately show red as it now costs more sat to buy that same alt only seconds ago - before btc price increased.

    2nd Red Bar: The second red bar I suspect are bot that have been setup to identify the BTC rise, and auto sell as they know the third Red bar is coming.

    3rd Red Bar: The every day people looking to make a dollar watch the first red bar and say "oh no" we hit a red bar, they brace hoping it's just a momentary thing, but as they brace the bots intelligently sell creating the 2nd Red bar. Human psychology takes over and a round of humans sell. This confirms to the other now rattled humans that their stock is headed down and sell creating a down trend and a further pump of BTC.

    Just take a look at any random 5 stocks over the last few hours on a 15 min window you will see they all dipped simultaneously because of the rise of BTC.

    Whilst I'm open to people's thoughts on the above observation, I'm very much interested in a bot that alerts me of an incoming BTC break out which in turn causes this nasty flow on effect.

    Happy to fling someone crypto dollars as a thank you for the right bot to use.

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    Low market cap coin recommendations

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:35 AM PST

    I have another grand to put into crypto. Shill me some low market cap coins that are relatively good projects.

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    QASH reaches new ATH after rising 50%+ in a matter of hours • r/CryptoCurrency

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 06:04 PM PST

    DeepBrainChain(DBC) is listed on gate.io

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:54 AM PST

    Thoughts on PRL?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 10:12 PM PST

    I have seen a lot of PRL shills lately. The market cap seems low but it has already mooned and is not at $1.65, so what do you guys think? Good buy or wait for the dip?

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    Why is Ark never shilled here or other crypto subs?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 03:52 AM PST

    Hello, I have been seeing many coins here without any proper development or milestones achieved, praised to god. I was wondering why is Ark so rarely mentioned lately. While it was pretty big shillfest when it was 1usd.

    It has a team with history of delivering their promises. Among other promised features, mobile wallets were released last month. Ark core update and VM are probably gonna be released soon. Currently it takes Ark about 7 to 8 seconds for tx to be added to main chain. Correct me if I am wrong but RB only adds that fast to local chains, which later get interconnected.

    Transactions are virtually free, as your fees can be refunded by delegate of choice. Current fees are by the way imposed to combat spam when Ark was lower in price, and will go down with later updates.

    The wallets, both desktop and mobile, are extremely well done, in my opinion. Its also compatible with Ledger hardware wallets, and staking rewards will get deposited as well.

    Delegated POS works pretty good so far, and payouts from holding Ark are pretty high and frequent. You have calculators online, but holding mere 200 Ark will yield you about 0.1A per day. No minimum amount of Ark for payouts, you don't have to be a big ass whale to gain, looking at you, XEM.

    There are no masternodes or similar trust based entities on the network. Inflation is also perfectly done in my opinion, its a fixed rate, not a percentage, and gets released to people who stake Ark so you can still keep your share in the network.

    Also smartbriges are done, and Ark can communicate with Ethereum network via ACES protocol. There's also a partnership with Blockport which could result in exchange for fiat/crypto trading pairs, built on top of Ark network. Probably coming q1 or q2 2018.

    If you have any questions or constructive criticism please feel free to share. And a disclaimer, I obviously hold Ark, so my opinion is biased. I wholeheartedly encourage you to read up and not take my words for granted. Whitepaper is available on their site, and community on Reddit is really welcoming.

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    Know Your Investment: Ripple

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 02:59 PM PST

    I've done a very cursory analysis on Ripple years ago, this is not the findings of that analysis. This is rather an analysis of the chatter I've seen around Ripple during the recent price pump.

    Let's establish that there are ultimately 2 types of Blockchain investments.

    • Investments in blockchain currencies.
    • Investments in businesses using or catering to blockchain.

    What I am seeing a lot of on social media around Ripple (and many other projects for that matter), is investors not understanding which of these two investments they have made.

    This is not a new phenomenon, as an early contributor to Dark Coin, I saw first hand as my investment turned from investment into a cryptocurrency to an investment in a company (DASH). When one becomes the other, does this distinction really matter? It matters if the company can succeed simultaneously with the currency failing. Disclosure, I no longer hold DASH.

    Ripple hodlers need to ask themselves a couple of questions.

    • If Ripple the company succeeds, how does the Ripple token benefit?
    • How can the Ripple currency succeed without the company behind it?

    I can't answer either of those questions with something investable. If you can, please comment. If you've enjoyed this insight, subscribe to my ICO newsletter at CapitalistDog dot com

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    If it is easy to get in, is it easy to get out?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 08:31 AM PST

    It looks like it is easy to get into the cryptocurrency markets, but I'm more worried about getting out than in. "I care less about the return on my money than the return of my money." -Will Rogers(maybe)

    How hard is it to convert back to a FIAT(USD, EUR, etc)?

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    What is your 'RISK' coin?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:46 PM PST

    Well for me :

    • It was ripple once / paid out well.
    • then Doge / I fucked it up.
    • Put my stash in Neo / got regular returns.
    • Cardano once / paid out well.
    • Then Some stellar / I got really lucky here.
    • Now Raiblocks and RequestNW / Still waiting for returns.

    I generally trade with low risk. HODLing into the major once.

    Would love to know RISK ideas in here! Thanks people. You have already been of so much help.

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    Why you should invest in XRB (RaiBlocks) now before you miss the boat and need consoling.

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 11:21 AM PST

    • At this very moment, RaiBlocks is trading at $29 down from its all time high of around $37. This means you are not even buying the top and are likely seeing the lowest entry point you will ever see again.

    • Bit-Z will officially be listing XRB as a tradable crypto tomorrow which coincides with the closure of the Binance poll. The winner of this poll gets listed on Binance within a week. Guess who's dominating the vote with a 2:1 ratio over second place? Yes, RaiBlocks. Bit-Z will open the door for so many investors who were afraid of putting money on the unknown exchanges of BitGrail and Mercatox. I've spoken to many people with big pockets who are waiting for this chance to buy who were unwilling to buy on the currently accepted exchanges.

    • Getting listed on Binance. Sure there may be an initial correction, but every coin listed has since surged to 4-5x past original price within a month.

    • Rebranding: A rumor which has been all but proven to be true has leaked the rebranding of RaiBlocks. This will point to RaiBlocks being renamed to "Nano" a much more adoptable, sleek, relevant name. This will likely be announced next week sometime based on a rough estimate of one of the developers stating that something big was going to be announced.

    • Along with the rebranding, the leaked site shows a beautifully redesigned website and a new wallets. Both of which (especially the wallets) always have a fantastic effect on overall price.

    • XRB is still not compatible with hardware wallets. This is inevitable and if renamed to Nano, the Ledger Nano S is just a perfect fit to work harmoniously with. There are so many investors out there who refuse to invest in anything they cant keep in cold storage. This will bring in a lot of new money.

    Now if you haven't forgotten, XRB is the quickest crypto on the market, has no fees, and allows for unlimited scalability. The team is brilliant and loves interacting with the community, which as a whole is my favorite I've ever been involved with.... and I've been involved in quite a few. At the end of the day, the choice is yours. However, you'd be out of your mind not to think this is AT LEAST a top 5 coin. See you in the next galaxy everyone.

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    Po.et (POE) listed on KuCoin

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:20 PM PST

    Will LTC go up or down because BTC|ETH are slow?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:19 PM PST

    I've seen in other threads people are wanting to buy alt coins but ETH and BTC transfers are so slow they are using LTC. Does this mean we will see a decrease in the price of LTC? Wait for a dip then buy more? Wondering what the more experienced crypto folks think.

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    What cryptos actually aim to be currency?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 04:45 AM PST

    Hello everyone,

    noob over here. I have been getting some cryptos over the last month and I have had some decent results.

    My plan is to buy and HODL, but for that I find myself a bit confused regarding which of my holdings actually intends to be a currency in the long term, and not some token that may be replaceable with others.

    So far, it is clear to me that these aim to be currencies and nothing else:

    • BTC
    • LTC and BTC forks?
    • XRB
    • XMR and other privacy coins?

    They make sense as long term investments as they may become one day the currency we use to buy products. Then there are those other coins that get shilled over the internet. I have thrown a few bucks at each "just in case", but I am really confused whether what I am buying could sometime become world's digital currency.

    They throw around words like "currency agnostic", something that to me sounds like "the token may become useless".

    Why does Iota need a token with value? It doesn't. Its a nice-to-have feature is all.

    Again, I own some of the non-currency tokens so I will appreciate them rising in value, no FUD intended. So just an honest question, which currencies aim to be the world's digital currency, instead of aim to do all sorts of other stuff, for which they can be "currency agnostic"?

    Thanks everybody!

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    A second major exchange is listing DATAcoin

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 08:00 AM PST

    Introduction to Horizon State (HST)

    Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:51 PM PST
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