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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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grindle

Pretty in-depth piece on everybody's fave shítcoin scammer through here, none of it surprising:

https://twitter.com/bramcohen/status/1311360099680579584
Bram's the creator of BitTorrent

JohnnyFlash

grindle wrote: »

Pretty in-depth piece on everybody's fave shítcoin scammer through here, none of it surprising:

https://twitter.com/bramcohen/status/1311360099680579584
Bram's the creator of BitTorrent

He really is a can of shít.

Thargor

I jumped through hoops following a twitter account and doing some stuff in Telegram the other night for some free sh1tcoins after a post on here but I never got anything, anyone know whats going on there?

Whelo79

Thargor wrote: »

I jumped through hoops following a twitter account and doing some stuff in Telegram the other night for some free sh1tcoins after a post on here but I never got anything, anyone know whats going on there?

You wasted your time.

Irish_rat

Thargor wrote: »

I jumped through hoops following a twitter account and doing some stuff in Telegram the other night for some free sh1tcoins after a post on here but I never got anything, anyone know whats going on there?

Apparently you will get them 30th Oct. Not going to happen though. Just a scam to get people buying the token sale.

JohnnyFlash

Irish_rat wrote: »

Apparently you will get them 30th Oct. Not going to happen though. Just a scam to get people buying the token sale.

You might get them. Only they will be worthless by the time you do; and that’s after you 1) promoted the shïtcoin for free as you’ve a vested interest in it, 2) hopefully have given the founders Bitcoin or Eth for worthless coins during the presale.

It’s a simple scam wrapped up in complex jargon about defi, banning the unbanked, and other hopium.

Irish_rat

What are yer thoughts on Theta? Looks a solid project that's actually making yearly revenue.

Might be a bit of a FOMO now but I'll be holding long term. Think it's just outside the top 30 in market cap reckon this could be a gem in next few years. Obviously would love a pullback to under 30 cents at least

Lex Luthor

Irish_rat wrote: »

What are yer thoughts on Theta? Looks a solid project that's actually making yearly revenue.

Might be a bit of a FOMO now but I'll be holding long term. Think it's just outside the top 30 in market cap reckon this could be a gem in next few years. Obviously would love a pullback to under 30 cents at least

I got in about 2 months ago when it was $0.31

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=114404926&postcount=4365

Its one of those that I feel like I should have got a lot more at that price but thats life

anything back down in the 50-55c range and I'm back in. I've got a bit of ETH on standby aswell if it drops below 0.0019 ETH

Theta missed the last bull market so they have yet to have one so potential is big

Irish_rat

Lex Luthor wrote: »

Theta missed the last bull market so they have yet to have one so potential is big

Yeah hope it dips a little first but doesn't seem likely.

Two others that are drawing my attention are RSR and DGB. If I could get both under a cent, it might be good business with a potential Coinbase listing

Lex Luthor

Irish_rat wrote: »

Two others that are drawing my attention are RSR and DGB. If I could get both under a cent, it might be good business with a potential Coinbase listing

I picked up a "few" DGB months ago below 1.5c

if you thought XRP moved fast, DGB is even quicker

JohnnyFlash

Jesus, the arse has really fallen out of that DeFi stuff.

I think people started getting cold feet when they realised decentralised finance meant it was their finances that were being decentralised. Into the pockets of the creators.

Hope no one got stung too badly.

manu2009

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Jesus, the arse has really fallen out of that DeFi stuff.

I think people started getting cold feet when they realised decentralised finance meant it was their finances that were being decentralised. Into the pockets of the creators.

Hope no one got stung too badly.

Thanks for the post Johnny, the perfect buy signal!

q85dw7osi4lebg

Square have joined Microstrategy and lumped $50,000,000 into Bitcoin this week.

makeorbrake

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Square have joined Microstrategy and lumped $50,000,000 into Bitcoin this week.

That's really cool. When Pompliano interviewed Michael Saylor of Microstrategy a couple of weeks ago, Saylor questioned why Dorsey wouldn't make a similar move.

JohnnyFlash

manu2009 wrote: »

Thanks for the post Johnny, the perfect buy signal!

DYOR of course. Not too sure me posting about crypto is a buy signal, but it ain’t my money you’re spending so knock yourself out and I hope you make a shít load of money. Real money.

el diablo

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Square have joined Microstrategy and lumped $50,000,000 into Bitcoin this week.

Won't make a bit of difference to the price though. Greyscale etc have been spending billions buying all the newly mined BTC but were still at just over 50% of the all time high. :cool:

Bob24

el diablo wrote: »

Won't make a bit of difference to the price though. Greyscale etc have been spending billions buying all the newly mined BTC but were still at just over 50% of the all time high. :cool:

The 1 million dollar Bitcoin question is: is that the beginning of a trend for corporate entities to park some of their cash into Bitcoin, or are these isolated cases?

(it seems like Square’s acquisition makes Bitcoin less than 1% of the total company assets; this is not insignificant but given how much Jack Dorsey has been praising Bitcoin, it can’t be called a very bold move either).

mamaz

Quick Q that'll get lost in the abyss by tomorrow - if I want to invest 100€ a month into Crypto, would BTC be the safest one to go with? Or something like LTC or ETH. Not looking for lambo money just something better than 0.1% savings account

cnocbui

mamaz wrote: »

Quick Q that'll get lost in the abyss by tomorrow - if I want to invest 100€ a month into Crypto, would BTC be the safest one to go with? Or something like LTC or ETH. Not looking for lambo money just something better than 0.1% savings account

My recommendation would be bitcoin.

mamaz

cnocbui wrote: »

My recommendation would be bitcoin.

Yeah was thinking it's probably the best one for now - would Coinbase be okay?

makeorbrake

el diablo wrote: »

Won't make a bit of difference to the price though. Greyscale etc have been spending billions buying all the newly mined BTC but were still at just over 50% of the all time high. :cool:

It's still very significant. It's not as significant as MicroStrategy's move but it's about building momentum. These are two publicly listed companies answerable to shareholders. They pave the way for others to follow suit.
And it has moved the dial on the price today - if only just a smidgen.

mamaz wrote: »

Quick Q that'll get lost in the abyss by tomorrow - if I want to invest 100€ a month into Crypto, would BTC be the safest one to go with? Or something like LTC or ETH. Not looking for lambo money just something better than 0.1% savings account

All crypto is high risk - so I'd suggest that you size the amount of crypto you buy accordingly. As it stands today, bitcoin remains the least risky of them all. However, I have to qualify that by saying that this is a dynamic sector that's moving at pace. If you are going to put what to you are significant funds into this, then it would be worthwhile to take an ongoing interest in learning more about it.

makeorbrake

mamaz wrote: »

- would Coinbase be okay?

Their fees are expensive. Try Binance, Kraken or Bitstamp.

mamaz

makeorbrake wrote: »

Their fees are expensive. Try Binance, Kraken or Bitstamp.

Okay cheers, used to use Binance but closed my A/C im sure. Revolut a no go judging from what I've researched

Dante7

mamaz wrote: »

Quick Q that'll get lost in the abyss by tomorrow - if I want to invest 100€ a month into Crypto, would BTC be the safest one to go with? Or something like LTC or ETH. Not looking for lambo money just something better than 0.1% savings account

I'd go half Bitcoin and half Monero. While all the crypto traders and theorists talk about future possibilities, in the real world the darknet markets are switching to Monero and it is one of the few cryptos that is actually being used. It has also proven to be fairly resilient to the recent fluctuations and corrections.

Binance would be a good solution for your needs. €0.50 deposit fee for your bank transfer and then low enough transaction and transfer fees when you buy your crypto and transfer it to a wallet.

Irish_rat

mamaz wrote: »

Quick Q that'll get lost in the abyss by tomorrow - if I want to invest 100€ a month into Crypto, would BTC be the safest one to go with? Or something like LTC or ETH. Not looking for lambo money just something better than 0.1% savings account

Bitcoin and ETH.

Lex Luthor

Irish_rat wrote: »

Bitcoin and ETH.

ETH fees are getting very expensive

I'd stick with BTC and maybe one of the staking tokens for a relatively small passive income

Dohnjoe

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

DYOR of course. Not too sure me posting about crypto is a buy signal, but it ain’t my money you’re spending so knock yourself out and I hope you make a shít load of money. Real money.

A lot of people I know, and I suspect also people here, are making decent money. Keep in mind you were posting that BTC was "dead" when it hit 3k in 2018, Chainlink might be down 50% from ATH this year, but it's still up 100's or 1000's of percent for those of us who bought it in 2019, at time when you were claiming, for the umpteenth time, that crypto was dead.

Whether you (and I) think this is dog**** doesn't matter, that's a different conversation. The fact of the matter is, the money gains are there, they are very real, and in certain cases are exceptionally good. 300% in a year is a godsmacking investment by any definition, in crypto it's relatively "meh". So yes, in fairness, you are a bit of a buy signal

Edit: Chainlink is up 17% in 24 hours, YFI 45%.

makeorbrake

Dohnjoe wrote: »

So yes, in fairness, you are a bit of a buy signal

The JF-ISI? (JohnnyFlash Inverse Sentiment Index).

Thargor

You need Johnny to fire up the old Pintman Paddy Losty account (the one who also just happens to also get multiple voting cards in the post like Johnny does and thinks its okay to vote multiple times in elections and referendums while calling other people scumbags) and get him in on the action aswell for confirmation.

maninasia

Dohnjoe wrote: »

A lot of people I know, and I suspect also people here, are making decent money. Keep in mind you were posting that BTC was "dead" when it hit 3k in 2018, Chainlink might be down 50% from ATH this year, but it's still up 100's or 1000's of percent for those of us who bought it in 2019, at time when you were claiming, for the umpteenth time, that crypto was dead.

Whether you (and I) think this is dog**** doesn't matter, that's a different conversation. The fact of the matter is, the money gains are there, they are very real, and in certain cases are exceptionally good. 300% in a year is a godsmacking investment by any definition, in crypto it's relatively "meh". So yes, in fairness, you are a bit of a buy signal

Edit: Chainlink is up 17% in 24 hours, YFI 45%.

I've made up all my losses and much more in the last year. If I stopped investing at the peak I would have lost almost everything. Not bad for a guy who put in most of his money just prior to the crypto crash.
I'm confident I'm going to make more gains too. Have to be in the game long term, that's the key. Ride the ups and downs of a maturing and still expanding crypto market.