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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

q85dw7osi4lebg

As per title, have we reached the bottom ?

Don't think we'll see the likes of $3200 ever again.

$5150 at time of posting.

Back in the mainstream media once more.

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Dohnjoe

Rest of the market on the way down now, around 5%

q85dw7osi4lebg

There's the dip so. Big buy tomorrow all going to plan.

JJJJNR

Hashrate is mooning..

https://www.blockchain.com/en/charts/hash-rate

q85dw7osi4lebg

Everything tumbling

JohnnyFlash

Dogecoin is still showing green.

vargoo

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

When it's overdue a correction and we all expect it, is that when it doesn't happen ?

I too am expecting one, but DCA my way with it.

Still think we will have a $50,000 BTC within 18 months.

Or €5

q85dw7osi4lebg

vargoo wrote: »

Or €5

Challenge accepted

Arrival

vargoo wrote: »

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

When it's overdue a correction and we all expect it, is that when it doesn't happen ?

I too am expecting one, but DCA my way with it.

Still think we will have a $50,000 BTC within 18 months.

Or €5

Do you actually believe that or you're just trying make a joke?...

vargoo

Arrival wrote: »

Do you actually believe that or you're just trying make a joke?...

Him or me?

You're away with the fairies if you think either is beyond the realms.

The manipulation the last few days is worse than 4th quarter last year.

Thousands of numpties that jumped into the bubble end of last year hoping to get their money back, interesting what will happen if it goes back to that September level, won't be the few whales causing that dump.

Thousands more new numpties about to become pyramid foundation.

Arrival

vargoo wrote: »

Arrival wrote: »

Do you actually believe that or you're just trying make a joke?...

Him or me?

You're away with the fairies if you think either is beyond the realms.

The manipulation the last few days is worse than 4th quarter last year.

Thousands of numpties that jumped into the bubble end of last year hoping to get their money back, interesting what will happen if it goes back to that September level, won't be the few whales causing that dump.

Thousands more new numpties about to become pyramid foundation.

Lol, okay, sure. Moving on...

makeorbrake

The bubble last year? Very much the Sunday driver...

Dohnjoe

vargoo wrote: »

Him or me?

You're away with the fairies if you think either is beyond the realms.

The manipulation the last few days is worse than 4th quarter last year.

Thousands of numpties that jumped into the bubble end of last year hoping to get their money back, interesting what will happen if it goes back to that September level, won't be the few whales causing that dump.

Thousands more new numpties about to become pyramid foundation.

When's it going to dump and down to what level? (e.g. BTC)

Arrival

makeorbrake wrote: »

The bubble last year? Very much the Sunday driver...

Haha we just went through a dreadful depressing two year crash and the lowest we went to was ~€3k and he comes in saying "cOuLd hIT €5" and then that, they haven't a clue. They're one of these people who feel they should have an opinion and express it because this involves money even though deep down they know they don't actually know what they're talking about, just going off of the headlines they read in the media. Ignore them, pointless wasting time on people like that, they'll only take the time to actually look into it properly when the prices go high enough for them to finally think "hang on, I thought this was a pyramid scheme...maybe the media was wrong and I should do a bit of research and critical thinking"

Can we not make this a private section to help get rid of these types of ****ing clowns who just waste everyone's time with their basic retorts stuck in 2014

q85dw7osi4lebg

vargoo wrote: »

Him or me?

You're away with the fairies if you think either is beyond the realms.

The manipulation the last few days is worse than 4th quarter last year.

Thousands of numpties that jumped into the bubble end of last year hoping to get their money back, interesting what will happen if it goes back to that September level, won't be the few whales causing that dump.

Thousands more new numpties about to become pyramid foundation.

How much crypto do you have ?

Dohnjoe

Will be interesting to see if market starts to climb later this afternoon

Bob24

vargoo wrote: »

Or €5

Actually €5 is pretty much impossible IMO. There is a (small) possibility for bitcoin to implode and tank or to suffer a catastrophic technical flaw, but if it does IMO it’s heading to near 0, no reason for it to stop at €5 euros.

JohnnyFlash

Dohnjoe wrote: »

Will be interesting to see if market starts to climb later this afternoon

What’s happening this afternoon? The Tether printer starting up?

Grumpypants

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

What’s happening this afternoon? The Tether printer starting up?

Shares in pyramid construction companies will jump.

Frozen Veg

Has the correction finished?

Dohnjoe

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

What’s happening this afternoon? The Tether printer starting up?

24 hours since drop, punters start to see "green" again and put money in

Or not, it's crypto

https://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/

That red centre column will (should, unless there's a second drop) change to green in a few hours, if the hourly ticks up then the whole thing looks full green, and the average joes go in, followed by the traders, we'll see

q85dw7osi4lebg

Anyone up for taking a punt on 2019 BTC high? Just for fun.

I'll go with $25,000.

q85dw7osi4lebg

https://fora.ie/bank-of-ireland-aib-blockchain-4659758-May2019/

rapul

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Anyone up for taking a punt on 2019 BTC high? Just for fun.

I'll go with $25,000.

I'll go with 23763 dollars!

Arrival

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Anyone up for taking a punt on 2019 BTC high? Just for fun.

I'll go with $25,000.

Would be very happy if it gradually climbed to and was testing $15k EOY, not really expecting anything crazy until mid/late next year. But we all know when it hits $10k the media will be all over it which will most likely kickstart full on mass FOMO. It's funny thinking about this, you try to be reasonable and think of realistic price points, but then you remember how people were doubtful it'd surpass $8-10k in 2017 and look what happened after that. Excited about the possibility of crazy stuff like this happening again.

Blueshoe

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Anyone up for taking a punt on 2019 BTC high? Just for fun.

I'll go with $25,000.

12,700

Dades

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

https://fora.ie/bank-of-ireland-aib-blockchain-4659758-May2019/

This article has piqued my interest.

I've worked on a project providing software to track and maintain individual credentials, designations etc. within very large enterprises.

I'm trying to understand the benefits of blockchain here over a secure DB?

Blueshoe

Dades wrote: »

This article has piqued my interest.

I've worked on a project providing software to track and maintain individual credentials, designations etc. within very large enterprises.

I'm trying to understand the benefits of blockchain here over a secure DB?

You know what you need and know your field I'd like to hear the answer you will hopefully get.

Dades

Blueshoe wrote: »

You know what you need and know your field I'd like to hear the answer you will hopefully get.

Yeah, I'm genuinely curious. Though without understanding this area of compliance it's a tough one to answer.

JohnnyFlash

Dades wrote: »

This article has piqued my interest.

I've worked on a project providing software to track and maintain individual credentials, designations etc. within very large enterprises.

I'm trying to understand the benefits of blockchain here over a secure DB?

Without revealing too much, is it KYC and AML for banks and other financial institutions? I've heard Deloitte are going around like a junkie on meth pitching their blockchain platform to all and sundry. Believe they are also trying to pitch their hopiumwares to a large utility with an extensive asset base. I'd say the problem with both usecases is that entering, storing, sharing, and retrieving the data is the easy part of the problem to solve; the issue is verifying the integrity of the data entering the system in the first place. Garbage in, garbage out I think it's called.

JJJJNR

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Anyone up for taking a punt on 2019 BTC high? Just for fun.

I'll go with $25,000.

120,000 euro.