Cryptocurrency Daily Discussion - November 18, 2020 (GMT+0) |
- Daily Discussion - November 18, 2020 (GMT+0)
- 165th Richest Person in the World [Ricardo Salinas] Just Confirmed He Has 10% of His Liquid Portfolio in Bitcoin
- For an alternative view, Coinbase just saved me several thousand dollars.
- Bitcoin price hits $18K
- If we are really on the eve of the bull run then there will be A LOT of new people, be sure to be kind to them and help them learn, crypto is HARD.
- Bitcoin is currently the #1 trending hashtag on Twitter in the United States
- World's 8th Largest Bank and Others Pick Ethereum And Tezos For New Digital Currency Project
- BITCOIN is at $18000....Hurray!!!
- Bitcoin just hit a $325 billion market cap, an all-time high for Bitcoin. Congratulations to everyone who held through the bear market!
- I wasn't there in 2017 but I'm here now. Exciting time!
- Bitcoin Price Rises 9% in 24 hours to hit $18,000
- Mexico's third richest man, owner of a media conglomerate, a bank, with the ear of the Mexican President, just disclosed his 10% BTC position, quoting saifedean 's "The Bitcoin Standard" in the process. "Bitcoin protects the common citizen against government expropriation."
- LSU student allegedly tampered with 169 university-owned computers, used them to mine cryptocurrency
- As Bitcoin breaks $17k, I thought it would be interesting to read back on the daily discussion from "Black Thursday" March 12 and Friday 13th when the markets crashed hard and crypto was "dead"
- We are entering a new age that will revolve around blockchain and decentralization. And this is why I think the crypto market will explode.
- My whole family is onboard!
- After more than $1b in thefts this year, crypto exchanges need a more holistic approach to security
- What do you guys think of ADA?
- Blockchain Company ShareRing [SHR] partners up with Tencent for Digital Identitification.
- Ada questions answered. I’ll try my best but I think a thread where current holders and people who want to look into it can get some answers would be good.
- Airbnb Plans to Consider Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology
- Cycles
- Over 100k ETH have been staked into the Ethereum 2.0 deposit contract, 19.07% of the threshold has been reached so far
- South Korea bans privacy coins
- Prediction for 20k price
Daily Discussion - November 18, 2020 (GMT+0) Posted: 17 Nov 2020 04:10 PM PST Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Rules:
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For an alternative view, Coinbase just saved me several thousand dollars. Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:30 PM PST So after reading about issues with Coinbase on this subreddit, I decided to transfer my eth to my own personal wallet. So I copy/pasted my personal key into Coinbase, tried to send my money... and Coinbased refused to send. I kept trying, and they kept canceling the transaction. Turns out, someone had hijacked my copy/paste function and I was pasting in a scammers address. I had never even considered this type of malware, but Coinbase recognized the address and refused to send to it. The site could gave been clearer on why send was failing, but still it really saved me. Just something to think about. [link] [comments] | ||
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Bitcoin is currently the #1 trending hashtag on Twitter in the United States Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:37 AM PST
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World's 8th Largest Bank and Others Pick Ethereum And Tezos For New Digital Currency Project Posted: 17 Nov 2020 09:41 AM PST
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BITCOIN is at $18000....Hurray!!! Posted: 17 Nov 2020 08:19 PM PST Congratulations to all long time Hodlers and new comers alike....such a great time to live in Gsguwjsghsgreydschjgsgjutsgkovcstjjgdgjhdshkjdxhjydchjudfhkkrschkuedhkirsdgjuddvjudfjkyedgjyeafghiojgsschjihdsehgvjifschkhdcgjjfaeguhfchkhwsfgjuedfhjigdfhjyedgjjfsxgjjrsxgjitdghhdschkktsxgjhsdvhkgddghg [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 17 Nov 2020 11:28 AM PST It's been almost 3 years since the pumpening of 2017. More Bitcoin have come into circulation since then, and the price has almost reached the same levels again. This doesn't feel like 2017 and we're not at ATH yet, but 2020 has been one hell of a year so far. Let's see if Bitcoin decides to show Elon Musk what the true speed of a rocket is. [link] [comments] | ||
I wasn't there in 2017 but I'm here now. Exciting time! Posted: 17 Nov 2020 09:54 PM PST Been staring at the chart all night watching btc touches 18300. And then the drop to 17300 is amazing too lol. The thrill is real. I either have complete faith in btc or have just been brainwashed too much. Maybe both [link] [comments] | ||
Bitcoin Price Rises 9% in 24 hours to hit $18,000 Posted: 17 Nov 2020 08:41 PM PST | ||
Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:05 PM PST His tweet " Hoy les recomiendo EL PATRÓN BITCOIN, este libro es el mejor y más importante para entender Bitcoin . El Bitcoin protege al ciudadano de la expropiación gubernamental. Muchas personas me preguntan si tengo bitcoins, SÍ. Tengo el 10% de mi portafolio líquido invertido en el. Translation: Today I recommend THE BITCOIN PATTERN, this book is the best and most important to understand Bitcoin. Bitcoin protects the citizen from government expropriation. Many people ask me if I have bitcoins, YES. I have 10% of my liquid portfolio invested in it. [link] [comments] | ||
LSU student allegedly tampered with 169 university-owned computers, used them to mine cryptocurrency Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:18 PM PST
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Posted: 17 Nov 2020 08:10 AM PST When the price is going up it's easy to feel like it'll keep on going up, and when the markets crash it can feel like the bleeding will never stop. It's important to remember that bullish and bearish market sentiment can change in a heartbeat. As today, crypto markets (particularly Bitcoin) are looking a lot more optimistic, I thought it would be interesting to look back on some of the highlights from the Daily Discussion back when the markets crashed hard during March of this year. Some comments have aged better than others. If I have selected one of your comments and it hasn't aged well, don't take it personally! I have made plenty of such comments myself down the years (Eth to 10k by eoy 2018 and more recently, Nano to $50 in 2021). We all have. Sharing our sometimes wise, sometimes misguided, often emotional opinions is part of what makes this sub so great. So, all in the name of good fun and reminiscence: Daily discussion thread: March 12 2020 Daily discussion thread: March 13 2020 HOLY FUCKING SHIT! 5.8K?!! REALLY??! Down 33% last 24 hours. Down 59% last week. Big oof. This is the end for Bitcoin in my opinion. Been in crypto since q1 2013 and this is the worst single day crash i have seen Huh. What the hell? From 8000 to 4700 in 28 hours? At this rate you'll be able to buy 50$ btc in a week Wow eth hit 90 already. Going to get pretty bad. We may see 50 dollar eth Crypto is over. All shares are collapsing and soon fiat will hyper inflate. This is the end. the real joke here is that we thought this would reach ATH this year I will buy when BTC hits 1000$.(in a few days) Good to see that people are realising that bitcoin is actually worthless and has no value [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 17 Nov 2020 04:37 PM PST I don't like to mention what I do for a living on Reddit, but this is one of the few times I may have to mention that I work for a fintech company, and I've been exposed to what a lot of companies around the world are doing with blockchain technology. Everything from real estate, medical, IOT, logistics, databases, oracles, AI, to simply finding new ways to find oil, finding water sources, tracking shipments, or just finding someone's lost dog. We are even seeing blockchain being used for elections. The technology behind Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, is starting to completely change the landscape of our world, and most people have no idea it's even happening. For the past decades we've been in what's often referred to as in the information age. The age of information technology. We have never had more information available to us than ever before in history. Yet we are struggling with information like never before, because there's also never been more misinformation and corruption of information. We have been turning more and more into the misinformation age, because we have no idea how to validate information, and how to reliably trust information. Until now. The technology behind crypto can solve that problem, because we don't have to worry about trust anymore, and we can rely on the one thing in the universe we can always trust: math. We are starting a new age where we can solve all the problems of the information age. A new age that will rely on decentralization and blockchain technologies. With that technology, you'll be able to verify if anything I just said is just bullshit or not. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 17 Nov 2020 11:24 PM PST Yesterday marks a turning point. We've been discussing investing for a year now with my family, getting through basics, how it works, why etc. They know about central banks and money printing, they've seen prices spike a bit in stores, so they know money brings them less as it did a year ago. My mother works in the biggest bank in our small country. She was the first onboard as I didn't have to even tell her how crooked banks are. I remember her always telling me to save money, set it aside in a savings account. Well, she ain't saying it anymore. About 2 months ago, she invested in crypto. I felt blessed. Hopefully my parents are set for an early retirement. My partner was next. She had to listen to my ramblings and excitement on what's to come in the financial world, even though a lot of people will lose. She understood eventually. Made her account on an exchange and bought her first coins a month ago. She was also my one and only to listen about my passion, as I had noone other to talk to. Bless her. Then, since yesterday, my brother is in for the ride too. The reason being his job and how he's not satisfied with what he's doing for a living. Had to buy himself a new car, since his old one broke down, and his savings plumetted. Was really bummed about that. I've been bringing crypto closer and closer every time without being forceful. Now he wants to invest a portion on what he has saved and what he got in a will since our grandfather passed away. Him listening to me and being open to it means the most. I'll teach him what I know and he'll take off from there. He has a good support. I can't tell you how strong I feel right now that I have my whole family with me. Friends are a different story, since noone wants to get close to crypto, but I did my part. What I've done is I wasn't forceful. Just casually mentioning if the conversation led in this direction and answered questions. Close ones know I'm invested in crypto, I don't brag and almost never bring it up on my own. It worked. Edit: the majority haven't even read what I wrote. If making fun is what rocks this sub's boat, then fire away. I'm much more open to constructive criticism. [link] [comments] | ||
After more than $1b in thefts this year, crypto exchanges need a more holistic approach to security Posted: 17 Nov 2020 12:26 PM PST
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What do you guys think of ADA? Posted: 17 Nov 2020 11:35 AM PST I tried to search subbredit for some ADA redditor opinions but sadly there is no much to read. What do you think of ADA? Staking on Daedalus seems very easy and painless, even for crypto newbie like myself, and the whole project holds a lot of promises. [link] [comments] | ||
Blockchain Company ShareRing [SHR] partners up with Tencent for Digital Identitification. Posted: 17 Nov 2020 07:03 PM PST
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Posted: 17 Nov 2020 09:48 PM PST Ada or cardano can be staked in yoroi wallet or Adalite. There is also a desktop client called daedalus wallet. Staking is simple as delegating to a pool which you can find within the wallets that have been listed above. You can purchase Ada on binance.us and crypto.com. Those are the two that I have used. Transactions take less than a minute to verify and be done with. Rewards from staking are done when your pool mints a book and are calculated at the end of a epoch (5 days). There is a 5 epoch delay before your rewards are depositors into your wallet. Rewards you receive are automatically delegated to the pool you are delegated with. Your Ada in your wallet is not locked and you can send and do anything with your Ada even if it is delegated. So no need to undelegate before sending. Cardano network is currently 56% decentralized. Feel free to ask questions and i or the many other holders will be able to answer. Thank you and enjoy your night. [link] [comments] | ||
Airbnb Plans to Consider Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology Posted: 18 Nov 2020 01:25 AM PST
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Posted: 18 Nov 2020 03:38 AM PST We all know BTC has 4 year halving cycles but what amazes me that price actually follows those cycles. I mean, BTC was under 15k for almost 3 years and I presume not a lot of people were buying at that time as they all thought BTC was somehow overvalued. But now, when BTC shots up from 11k to 18k many are seeing BTC as undervalued just for the fact that we have had a bear market for several years. Technology wise, BTC hasn't changed much. Sure we have some institutional investors but even if there were no instutions investing in BTC, we would probably see price surging as the bear market has been here for several years. But now lets presume that we have a major influx of instututional investors in 2021. Do you still think the next cycle will bring BTC 80-90% down from future ATH? Will institutional investors also act in accordance with the previous cycles and sell near the top and wait for 2-3 years to start buying again? Perhaps, but I don't think this will be a rule in the next cycles to come. We might be seeing steady growth in price and less volatility in years to come. So yeah, do you think we will be seeing bull/bear markets every 4 years or will the cycles eventually just fade away and we will see less volatile BTC? [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 17 Nov 2020 01:47 PM PST 100,064 ETH already staked and counting.The eth2 network needs to reach at least 524,288 ETH, 16,384 validators, to launch the mainnet.If you own over 32ETH and haven't staked yet, check out https://launchpad.ethereum.org/ [link] [comments] | ||
South Korea bans privacy coins Posted: 18 Nov 2020 02:56 AM PST
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Posted: 18 Nov 2020 02:51 AM PST I predict that once we get to 20k that the following will happen: 1: there will be a SLIGHT SELL OFF. 2: people that sell will be really upset when they do because this new institution money isn't trying to turn a profit. 3:companies are coming in to hold on to value rather than go back to fiat. 4: if you sell at 20k your going to miss the train. Also if anyone has been paying attention the run is different from 16-17 due to retail (all of us and our buddies) aren't pouring money into btc, it finance guys, Wall Street whales, corporations etc. So if you think for one minute 20k will be the ceiling YOUR FUCKIN HIGH! [link] [comments] |
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