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Ricky bonds

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This was actually the perfect time to stock up..buy during drops, sell during spikes. We were very content this day! :)
And since my last time here there have been some incredible success stories..sumokoin, spectrecoin, NEO, monero xmr, dash, bitcoincash bcc, ripple (xrp) (p.s dont get involved in ripple, its the banks fighting back and the market cap is gigantic, its HYPER inflated..it will most probably settle down below 1.50$/usd. The time to get in was at 0.004$/usd or anywhere soon after that)

P.s i can sense that many here are reluctant to change and rely on the old money return systems, so i will respectfully refrain from promoting this to a certain degree..i myself have embraced myself and invested fully in crypto currencys (though in now way would i want a world without my beloved cad, usd, and euro). i've learned the hard way by jumping on bull runs and going balls deep, then i learned from the best and crash coursed the whole breakdown of the system. Its no longer 'whats a blockchain' and now its pos, pow, ico's and hybrid (pow/pos) and proper research and background checks before adding anything to a portfolio.. and legislation and our own crypto exchange are well on their way, this is beyond a bubble..
So if anyone ever wants to share knowledge of this, shoot the shit or literally wants to hear my next freedom 45 coin, im always available and love to chat.
I'll leave you with a quote..

"They cannot crash the btc, they know it, we know it, soon the world will know it, in fact the only way to stop this is by accumulating the vast majority of btc available on the free market and manipulating the price down like the bastards manipulate every single thing the've ever touched. Never trust an ico that isn't mined and that can only be bought with btc, thats exactly what that is, nothing but a scam to reclaim our btc to stop this"
Sato
 

hornylouis

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Yeah lol XRP is a coin with a hidden agenda. It was the bank's only way of getting back at BTC's current value. I felt guilty when I bought XRP early on. I knew what it was but the trader in my heart couldn't say no (apparently I wasn't alone). I think XRP is properly valued right now (dislcaimer: I already closed my position :) ). Ultimately I think if XRP overtakes XBT, it'll just prove we're all sheep who prefer centralized currency vs decentralized currency. Then bitcoin is definitely going to go to shit. The altcoins may follow or a new one might take over.

And we still need cash because that's what most of us use as a medium of exchange. Of the top 10 cryptos, only XLM is used as a medium of exchange in Africa. Fun fact, the mastermind behind XLM is the same guy who started XRP but eventually got kicked out because his vision obviously didn't match what the banks wanted. So I have no worries about XLM's current value as it will surpass XRP for sure. I've already made massive ROI on XLM but I think there's still room to grow 5X before it starts slowing. Assuming XRP's value is accurate then XLM has room to grow to 10X. Since XRP is manipulated, I assume the current value is what Banks want.

Although I trade on TAs, I still invest in the crypto that have a solid plan for the future. No orgs in the world can come even close to what crypto funded orgs are trying to accomplish today because most of them are public and limited by their quaterly performance. It'll be interesting to see how the large orgs adapt to the new competition that doesn't need to worry about quaterly performance.

Case in point, if Snapchat was crypto based instead of public, it could've developped into a much better app than the native-ad focused model every public company has used in the past decade. Snapchat's stock won't recover and I'm pretty sure the only 2 reasons it's still floating is because :

a) Pre-IPO investors are still positive in ROI
b) Younger crowds who believed in Snap bought 1 stock for the principle of owning part of something they believe in, whether it goes up or down

Their fundamentals are abysmal and the lack of leadership from Snap is in my opinion going to cause Snap to go under or get acquired. (dislcaimer: I have a short position on Snap)

P.S. I've been using cryptocompare and blockfolio for tracking performance. Couldn't find a suitable EXCEL template to work with. If you know of any better one I'm all ears!
 
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pat98

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How come there is no update in this thread?
just curious and wondering! lol :pound:
 

Valcazar

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I thought there was just newer thread and conversation moved there?
 

Mike Nelson

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I know little about on this subject so correct me if I am wrong, there is absolutely no backing to crypto currencies and no one knows who is administering the system.
 

Valcazar

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I know little about on this subject so correct me if I am wrong, there is absolutely no backing to crypto currencies and no one knows who is administering the system.

Mike, not quite true. It isn't backed by anything other than the energy involved to mine and the math that dictates that. As far as "administrating the system" - there are a bunch of major players who have a lot of power in the system and they aren't really secret. (I don't know if you would call it an "administration" though.)
 

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Valcazar

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Ahh.
I kind of feel "death" should be in quotes until the see a body. :)
 

Gil Grissom

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.................so, you are suggesting is not dead and that he has absconded with the crypto money and is living the good life somewhere. If this is the case and he is found and exposed, then this can do horrible damage to the credibility of crypto currencies.
 

Like_It_Hot

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Not to crypto currencies themselves but the way they are kept. I heard an expert this week saying that each individual owning crypto should keep it himself and that there are different safe ways to do it. Unfortunately, I don't understand a lot about it and can not give the reference. She said it is like if you buy gold from a broker and thebroker keeps everything on his own. If he disappears, so does your gold and the money you spent... As this sector is not really regulated there is little that can be done now. Sorry not to be more informative. The problem is not the crypto itself but the way the transaction are done by most of the people.

Here is a link describing "hardware wallets " to keep your values: https://blockgeeks.com/cryptocurrency-safe/
 

Ponce de León

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I think the end on cryptocurrencies will come when one day people will lose confidence in it and then there will be a run on it like the run on banks during the depression.
 

Quint

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It seems to me to be a Ponzi scheme. The person behind this is collecting hard currency, good to spend or convert at any time. Cryto currency is only good among fellow crypto currency holders.
 

Like_It_Hot

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Not really a Ponzi, where the guy on the top is always collecting money, playing with the investments of victims. Here there is nobody on top. Only peoples speculating on the future value and hoping they will sell with profit to someone speculating on the future value and hoping he will sell with profit to someone speculating on the future value and hoping he will sell with profit to someone, etc... You see the scheme... It was the same on the regular stock exchange markets before de "TECH" bubble bursted.

Ponzi scheme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme
 
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