Bitcoin Daily Discussion, March 07, 2018 |
- Daily Discussion, March 07, 2018
- Coinbase Announces Index Fund for Accredited Investors
- It's liberating when you realize that no one actually has a clue what they're talking about regarding this market.
- GTA Online poking fun at Cryptocurrencies in one of their latest DLC missions never fails to make me laugh.
- ‘That’s why they were so against SegWit. SegWit blocks covert but not overt AsicBoost, exposing Bitmain and forcing them to join BDPL’ - Charlie Lee
- 35 000 BTC of the 200k mtgoxbtc were sold over the last three months!
- Putin's Orders: Russia Prepares to Legalize Cryptocurrency Markets
- Tim Draper predicts hyperbitcoinization within 5 years
- Big Travel Site in S.Korea with Over 50,000 Hotels to Accept Payments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
- First US Credit Card with Bitcoin Rewards
- Slush Pool is Now Compatible With AsicBoost Bitcoin Miners
- Look at this, Twitter suspended my account permanently for talking/warning people about the scammers, this happened at the same time Kraken Support had their account permanently suspended... Please help me get my Twitter back, I put so many hours into it... FYI Twitter is the scammers
- Breadwallet, shame on you! No available time to segwit, but enough time to shitcoins.
- $1 Billion in Mining Equipment added to Bitcoin, 7 Billion GigaHash, in 50 days.
- @Bitcoin Twitter page is restricted, why Roger?
- An Open Letter to Banks about Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
- Apparently there is a critical vulnerability in Ledger's firmware that allows private key extraction
- Coinbase Hit by Two Class Action Lawsuits, One Alleges Insider Trader Information
- What do you think Tim Draper’s announcement will be on April 12? He seemed maniacal on the CNBC interview. I’ve never seen him so excited.
- People think volume is down with bitcoin when its segwit batching.
- Tim Draper: CNBC's Fast Money
- "Chinese Regulator: Blockchains Must Have Centralized Foundation" --- No, they don't.
- Restricted!
- What is the best way to deal with banks when cashing-out a low six figure amount?
- Block and Jerry's, Ice Cream Delivery via Lightning Network launching March 7
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| Coinbase Announces Index Fund for Accredited Investors Posted: 06 Mar 2018 02:33 PM PST Just announced on CNBC - the index fund will be backed by actual cryptocurrencies held by a separate legal entity -Coinbase Asset Management. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 06 Mar 2018 03:45 PM PST I got into crypto almost a year ago. It's been an incredible experience learning about Bitcoin, blockchain, and other cryptos. While it's game-changing technology and a potentially great investment, it has also been a tremendously fun hobby and given me countless hours of reading, entertainment, learning, and even new relationships. It's awesome to see this community growing at the pace it has and I hope to see it continue long into the future because this is something I'd like to stay involved in for the rest of my life. With that said, the amount of bogus information and speculation on Reddit regarding the crypto market is painful to endure. For those that are newbs, which I still in some ways consider myself pretty new to this, it is easy to get caught up in the forecasting and high or low expectations for Bitcoin and other coin prices. Everyone obviously wants to see this market continue to boom, and positivity is a great thing. But there is a big difference between positivity and downright bogus speculation. The same goes for those that predict bear markets and crashes. The uninformed predictions of the market plummeting are no different. I may be overshooting this a little, but I'd say that more than 99% of what I read on Reddit regarding the market falls into the bogus speculation category. That is not a good look on cryptocurrency as a whole. We need to be realists, and the reality is that being a realist about crypto means admitting that you just have no clue whatsoever. I only came to terms with this myself around January. And let me tell you that it has been so liberating. The freedom I feel knowing that speculative posts on Reddit no longer have any effect on me is hard to describe. With this newfound freedom, my interest and focus on crypto and blockchain has only grown stronger. So newbs, and everyone, take a moment and reflect on what you want out of this. Focus on your own personal understanding of crypto and its benefits and downfalls. Learn, learn, and learn, but use valid sources of information, not speculation. In closing, I'll admit I'm a HODLer. But you do you and enjoy the fact that you get to be involved in the early stages of some incredible technology. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| 35 000 BTC of the 200k mtgoxbtc were sold over the last three months! Posted: 07 Mar 2018 12:07 AM PST | ||
| Putin's Orders: Russia Prepares to Legalize Cryptocurrency Markets Posted: 06 Mar 2018 05:43 PM PST
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| Tim Draper predicts hyperbitcoinization within 5 years Posted: 06 Mar 2018 03:34 PM PST | ||
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| First US Credit Card with Bitcoin Rewards Posted: 06 Mar 2018 08:23 AM PST
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| Slush Pool is Now Compatible With AsicBoost Bitcoin Miners Posted: 06 Mar 2018 11:18 PM PST
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| Breadwallet, shame on you! No available time to segwit, but enough time to shitcoins. Posted: 06 Mar 2018 03:12 PM PST
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| $1 Billion in Mining Equipment added to Bitcoin, 7 Billion GigaHash, in 50 days. Posted: 06 Mar 2018 05:35 PM PST
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| @Bitcoin Twitter page is restricted, why Roger? Posted: 06 Mar 2018 09:11 PM PST
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| An Open Letter to Banks about Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies Posted: 07 Mar 2018 01:06 AM PST
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| Apparently there is a critical vulnerability in Ledger's firmware that allows private key extraction Posted: 06 Mar 2018 09:25 AM PST
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| Coinbase Hit by Two Class Action Lawsuits, One Alleges Insider Trader Information Posted: 06 Mar 2018 05:16 AM PST
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| People think volume is down with bitcoin when its segwit batching. Posted: 06 Mar 2018 10:30 PM PST People think volume is down with bitcoin when its batching. Even the crypto youtubers don't do their research. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| "Chinese Regulator: Blockchains Must Have Centralized Foundation" --- No, they don't. Posted: 06 Mar 2018 07:14 AM PST
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| What is the best way to deal with banks when cashing-out a low six figure amount? Posted: 06 Mar 2018 01:49 PM PST At some point this year (when the BTC price has risen), I plan to convert BTC into fiat. I am in the UK. I intent to obtain the £ equivalent of about $200,000 of fiat. My question is whether I should contact my bank to tell them that I plan to make a large deposit. Is it good policy to inform the bank in advance? If they asked for the source of funds, I would be honest and tell them it's from buying and trading crypto-currency. My concern is that the bank will think a large deposit is suspicious and freeze or close my account. Hence, informing them in advance might be helpful. (Or it might not – I don't know how banks interpret this situation). This is not a question about taxation: I will pay the Capital Gains Tax (CGT). I know which UK exchange I will use. I've used them before. This part does not bother me. I will cash-out a percentage of my BTC. I will keep more. I'm just wondering whether anyone else did (or did not) contact their bank when cashing out a low-ish six figure sum. What happened (if anything)? Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Block and Jerry's, Ice Cream Delivery via Lightning Network launching March 7 Posted: 06 Mar 2018 07:19 AM PST
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