Litecoin 2 years ago today I started my Litecoin journey. My wife surprised me this morning with this nice little setup. |
- 2 years ago today I started my Litecoin journey. My wife surprised me this morning with this nice little setup.
- Litecoin Distribution
- Gave some Litecoins to my work colleagues today as a gift on paperwallets. Maybe they also get crypto fever now
- What's going on here?
- The New World Order? Cash = FB Globalcoin / LTC = Checking / BTC = Savings? Plz Comment Charlie!
- Coinbase would not help me with retrieving my litecoin
- How Diamond Bourses Work
- Crypto for the homeless - AUSTRALIA!!! (DAY 15) + Philadelphia double feature
| Posted: 08 Jun 2019 07:24 AM PDT
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| Posted: 08 Jun 2019 03:54 AM PDT I screen capped the below link Jan 2018 at the start of the bear market. Current distribution: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-litecoin-addresses.html Relativley speaking, accounts with 0 - 100,000 litecoins have stayed the same. 100K-1M hold 2.5x more today. And there are 2 accounts that hold between 1M-10M that didn't exist a year ago. Who could own these accounts? One maybe an exhange however the other one has only 3 life time withdrawl of 0.1USD and no older than 6-8 months. would a miner sit on this many coins? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 08 Jun 2019 11:48 AM PDT I send a couple of LTC to my Wallet and somehow on the otherside, I come out with no coins. The transactions have been verified and the addresses match up. Yet there are no LTCs in my Wallet. Is anybody able or willing to help out? [link] [comments]  | ||
| The New World Order? Cash = FB Globalcoin / LTC = Checking / BTC = Savings? Plz Comment Charlie! Posted: 08 Jun 2019 07:51 AM PDT I know you read this stuff from time to time Charlie:) You comments have taught me a lot about crypto over the last few years. Perhaps you saw Facebook's coin coming a long time ago, perhaps you didn't. But I am wondering if FB coin's entry this year has slightly changed your TAKE on WHERE Litecoin's "on-ramp," role now lies. I am looking for you (sure, anyone else too if you want to bust my chops but Charlie first please) to comment and correct me here but with FBcoin's entry has your vision for Litecoin to be used as daily "coffee shop cash," going to be pushed back into more of a "checking-account," role? Children growing up in the 70s and 80s were first introduced to money with pennies and a piggy bank; then some dollar bills to stuff in there. And then they made their first purchase with those piggybank funds of a comic book or HubbaBubba gum with their own money - and suddenly they've taken their first step with USING money: "That was easy!" Isn't this now going to be what happens with FB Globalcoin's entry? Won't it become: THE FIRST MAJOR ON-RAMP TO CRYPTO? And once a child becomes very comfortable using the "first on-ramp," won't it be much easier for them to look for, "the SECOND on ramp?" Something they could STORE excess funds in? Something that would earn a return on investment for them? And won't that be LTC and BTC? And when they have really build up hefty amounts of LTC/BTC won't they look to more "speculative," investments? Surviving crypto projects? I have no doubts that Starbucks will always take Litecoin and Bitcoin if you want to pay for your coffee that way in the future. But do you believe a FLOOD is coming with the launch of FB Globalcoin by the end of the year? Is that how people with pay for coffee? Is Litecoin how they will pay for plane tickets and cars? And will Bitcoin be how they pay for houses? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Coinbase would not help me with retrieving my litecoin Posted: 08 Jun 2019 03:36 AM PDT I have sent it to a wrong adress in Coinbase, and they refuse to help me. What should I do ? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 08 Jun 2019 06:54 AM PDT Physical diamond exchanges are called bourses. This is where the producers sell the diamonds to the cutters and dealers. Some bourses like the Antwerp's four specialize on raw diamond, other exchanges trade both rough and polished stones. But diamonds is not the only asset traded there. The other asset is information and rumours on pricing and financial situation of the companies. The rumours are pretty common on diamond exchanges since the whole industry greatly lacks transparence. World Federation of Diamond Bourses, created in 1947, controls the 29 existing bourses in such cities as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Johannesburg, Tel Aviv, Vienna, Paris, Milan, Bongkok, Tokyo, Seoul and Moscow, among others. It also sets the prices for rough, polished, colored or colorless diamonds. Every company that considers itself professional strives to get access to the bourses as only there they can find supply from the manufacturers. Bourses are different from speculative stocks and cryptocurrency exchanges as they are the places of calm and respectful negotiations. Traders are allowed to examine diamonds with high-tech equipment, calculate risks and hold a discussion. However, there are certain strict rules dictating on how to do the business. Four Antwerp's bourses - the Diamond Club of Antwerp, the Bourse du Diamant, Vryes Diamant Handel, and Diamant Kring - make up 80% of the world rough diamonds trading. Diamond Club of Antwerp, opened almost 130 years ago, is the oldest and the strictest one. The entrance to any of the bourses is restricted for those who are not official members. The bourses also implemented their own judicial system, operating outside of any government court system. A person expelled from any bourse is automatically expelled from all the others with a photo posted in every diamond exchange in the world! This form of organization interfere with progress and allow diamond market to be completely controlled. That is why Diamond Open Market is building a platform implementing a decentralized approach and still maintaining all the high standards of the diamond industry. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Crypto for the homeless - AUSTRALIA!!! (DAY 15) + Philadelphia double feature Posted: 07 Jun 2019 02:42 PM PDT
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