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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

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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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makeorbrake

Deleted User wrote: »

Exactly. I'd love if the missis let me dca in a grand a month, we'd be living on beans

Living on beans? I see an NFT in your future.

cnocbui

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Bragging of making a grand total of €245 of BTC in a week of trading, posters making that in a day off shít coins, your posting like your a whale when in reality your plankton.
I happy you posted that , it will give a better perspective to the rest of your posts.

You din't understand what he said, plain though it was, and that doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

Mellor

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Bragging of making a grand total of €245 of BTC in a week of trading, posters making that in a day off shít coins, your posting like your a whale when in reality your plankton.
I happy you posted that , it will give a better perspective to the rest of your posts.

There’s a difference between making 245 and investing.
I doubt many here are DCA’ing over 245/day (90k pa)

[Deleted User]

cravings wrote: »

i think he was basically saying that's the amount he DCAs in during a week. not a brag.

Exactly. I'd love if the missis let me dca in a grand a month, we'd be living on beans

cravings

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Bragging of making a grand total of €245 of BTC in a week of trading, posters making that in a day off shít coins, your posting like your a whale when in reality your plankton.
I happy you posted that , it will give a better perspective to the rest of your posts.

i think he was basically saying that's the amount he DCAs in during a week. not a brag.

Dnxncofiruwvx

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Bragging of making a grand total of €245 of BTC in a week of trading, posters making that in a day off shít coins, your posting like your a whale when in reality your plankton.
I happy you posted that , it will give a better perspective to the rest of your posts.

No need for that mate

dirk_dangler

Lex Luthor wrote: »

I'd say a conservative $30 for 2021, best case maybe $60/70 into Q1 2022

We all like a bit of positive thinking but come on, delusional to say the least.
Theta 1,000,000,000 in circulation.
So you really believe it will hit a conservative $30 for 2021?
$30B would put it today at rank 7 in marketcap.
Porsche SE Market cap: $31.48 B
Toyota Industries Market cap: $30.50 B
Hapag-Lloyd Market cap: $30.30 B
ArcelorMittal Market cap: $29.89 B

$60/70B would have it at rank 3.
Adidas Market cap: $67.23 B
BMW Market cap: $63.45 B
Heineken Market cap: $61.69 B
So Theta is going to be worth the same or more than these household names?
Get some perspective, Amazon in 2014 paid $970 million in cash for Twitch.

dirk_dangler

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

Weekly half million Satoshis acquired.

Imminent dump? Who cares.

Hodl.

Bragging of making a grand total of €245 of BTC in a week of trading, posters making that in a day off shít coins, your posting like your a whale when in reality your plankton.
I happy you posted that , it will give a better perspective to the rest of your posts.

Irish_rat

pioneerpro wrote: »

It's a fascinating project, and one I'm bemused regarding how well its doing.

Decentralised video hosting isn't a bad shout for blockchain stuff at all - we've been fiddling with various P2P implementations of it for years in all sorts of technologies - but low-latency streaming in this implementation slightly concerns me; especially their claim about 'lower latency, smoother streaming'.

Basically for route management, discovery, peering - the topology related stuff of any bridging network system with edge nodes - is fine on blockchain. Its the delivery/bandwidth/integrity of the stream itself I'm a little confused by, but the rise in sentiment (and price of the coin) has me sufficiently intrigued to try and dive their tech stack.

Whats the Price Target for Q4 2021 from those who've been following it for a while?

It seems a relatively 'crashproof' altcoin in terms of its usecase, institutional buy-in, and higher unit price than most alts so considering a hold for longer than 3+ months which is unusual for me for anything not largecap/large unit.

Its getting pretty large cap now!

Anywhere between 20-30 dollars is a good year.

Dont forget its not just streaming, edge computing will be a big part of their future plans. Everything will be moving to the edge in the next few years.

Timmaay

Timmaay wrote: »

Anyone into yeild farming here? I've a nice amount of fetch.ai on crypto.com which cannot be staked there, and I was checking out the developers website, and they offer a reward system of "up to 275% apy" for yeild farming on their system.

Working surprisingly well so far, earning about 0.8% return a day, gas fees where a big hit at the start but I've covered them now.

Lex Luthor

pioneerpro wrote: »

Whats the Price Target for Q4 2021 from those who've been following it for a while?

I'd say a conservative $30 for 2021, best case maybe $60/70 into Q1 2022

BrandonBay86

Weekly half million Satoshis acquired.

Imminent dump? Who cares.

Hodl.

pioneerpro

Lex Luthor wrote: »

$THETA

Nothing to see here :D:D:D:D:D:D

It's a fascinating project, and one I'm bemused regarding how well its doing.

Decentralised video hosting isn't a bad shout for blockchain stuff at all - we've been fiddling with various P2P implementations of it for years in all sorts of technologies - but low-latency streaming in this implementation slightly concerns me; especially their claim about 'lower latency, smoother streaming'.

Basically for route management, discovery, peering - the topology related stuff of any bridging network system with edge nodes - is fine on blockchain. Its the delivery/bandwidth/integrity of the stream itself I'm a little confused by, but the rise in sentiment (and price of the coin) has me sufficiently intrigued to try and dive their tech stack.

Whats the Price Target for Q4 2021 from those who've been following it for a while?

It seems a relatively 'crashproof' altcoin in terms of its usecase, institutional buy-in, and higher unit price than most alts so considering a hold for longer than 3+ months which is unusual for me for anything not largecap/large unit.

Bob24

JibJabWibWab wrote: »

Interesting. Do you have a link/source for that part? I can't find anything myself...

Unless there is something else I have missed, I suspect this is referring to their subsidiary T-Systems Multimedia Solutions which is staking crypto to run a Chainlink node: https://www.t-systems-mms.com/en/expertise/archive/smart-contracts-made-reliable-and-useful-with-the-real-world-data.html

If this is what is being referred to, I think it is a bit of a stretch to say T-Mobile are accumulating LINK. I doubt there is any corporate decision at the T-Mobile level to build a strategic reserve (as Microstrategy is doing with BTC). It is more one of their inovation-oriented subsidiary companies which is experimenting with with blockchain and De-Fi technology (which is good news, but doesn't mean T-Mobile sees LINK as a reserve asset).

JibJabWibWab

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe’s largest telecommunications company by revenue is accumulating Chainlink

Interesting. Do you have a link/source for that part? I can't find anything myself...

dirk_dangler

Irish_rat wrote: »

One thing about link, all coins have yet to be released therefore its value is over double what it should be when all are in circulating supply.

Just something to observe.

Supply 410m
Supply increased approx 17% last year, price went up 1500% in the year
110m on exchanges
15m taken of exchanges in Feb
300m stored of exchanges
KSM pumping due to them being required to bid in the KSM slot auction, less for sale and will be locked up, same will happen for DOT in few months, think of KSM as a view into the future of what will happen to DOT.
The same will happen to Chainlink as token will be required to run node.
https://www.coindesk.com/chainlink-deutsche-telekom-staking-blockchains-flow
Relevant part at the bottom
“We are not doing Ethereum 2.0 staking yet,” said Dudka. The ETH T-Systems buys is needed for Chainlink, he said, and has to be spent in order to sign transactions on the Ethereum public mainnet.

Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe’s largest telecommunications company by revenue is accumulating Chainlink, I doubt from exchanges most likely directly from Chainlink, so circulating supply is probably mush higher, what other entities are accumulating and why aren’t you?

JibJabWibWab

worded wrote: »

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

IMO Revolut is a great way to get started in Crypto.

The main benefit of Revolut for a newbie is you can buy and more importantly sell instantly 24/7,
so you can experience the crazy ups and downs of crypto, but you can get out of it quickly and easily if you need to.

seannash

el diablo wrote: »

That's a blast from the past. Haven't heard anything about it since 2017. :pac:
It's still an active project?

It was my very first coin after bitcoin. sold it in the great crash of 2018

I actually think its a great project.

el diablo

Scuid Mhór wrote: »

Any opinions on siacoin?

That's a blast from the past. Haven't heard anything about it since 2017. :pac:
It's still an active project?

Jeff2

worded wrote: »

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

Revolut charge different fees.

Depends on what card you have.

Scuid Mhór

Any opinions on siacoin?

lintdrummer

worded wrote: »

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

Revolut not a good option. You don't actually "own" the coins. You can't transfer to an external wallet. Fees are high.
Get an account on Binance or Kraken. Easy to use apps.

worded

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

Irish_rat

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Artists impression of pioneerpro trying to understand Chainlink ©202

One thing about link, all coins have yet to be released therefore its value is over double what it should be when all are in circulating supply.

Just something to observe.

Lex Luthor

$THETA

Nothing to see here

:D:D:D:D:D:D

dirk_dangler

KilOit

Sold a good bit of my pumped ****coins into Algorand past 2 weeks.
It's around $1.20 which is very high at MC of almost 13billion fully diluted

it's a slow and steady project that's been around a while. I'm holding this coin for a 2-3years and I'll buy more of it when the bear market hits if the development is still active.

Hold in the official wallet for staking rewards, it's so cheap to transfer out of exchanges at like 0.001 ALGO which is $0.0012 right now, breath of fresh air after using ETH past year

Below is an interview with the lead Silvio Micali

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNdhgOk4-fE

This is a boring longterm hold, don't expect pumps or doubling your money in a week

dirk_dangler

Irish_rat wrote: »

Your obsession with Chainlink is scary.

But it is ahead of the competition no doubt about that.

Bought some 26 July 2018 for 20c that i still hold, they are up 12,131% as of right now, i expect the price to rise greatly from here.

pioneerpro

dirk_dangler wrote: »

<sounds of rambling intensify>

dirk_dangler

pioneerpro wrote: »

Jesus christ - i'm not even sure what point you're trying to make but CHZ is, yet again, an ERC20 standard token on the Ethereum blockchain. Integration with an oracle doesn't mean anything other than two bits of code are able to talk to each other.

https://www.chiliz.com/en/token-details/

I've no idea what pumper you're copying and pasting off of but it might be worth doing a 30 second google before you start trying to make yourself out to be a domain expert. You wouldn't see some of these 'arguments' on the darkest corners of reddit.

Where did i say CHZ was not a ERC20 token?
As for integration with a Oracle, who is the de facto Oracle choice for all the big players?
Fact is you came in guns blazing after LINK and you got showed up for not knowing what you where posting about, you should have taken your own advice and done a 30 second Google that would have shown your NFT providers WAX and Sorare are both using Chainlink.
Anyway i have stated on here a few of my picks and the reasons why i believe they will go up in price , what are your picks oh wise one and what are the reasons? It should give us a better understanding of you and your bluster so far backed up with SFA.