/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4855073
Bad news. BTC to $13k tonight.

>>4855142
Good news! Bitcoin to $25k tomorrow!

>>4855073

Its literally 3am in korea

>>4855142
Wasting your breath. Japanese do not care about Godzilla, how are they going to care you are down 50% in your Alts?

>>4855073
i need ETH to buy IOTA..

wanna help?

0x4c475735732c5f5dd5f73f0cf5e8a5c92e468b40

>>4855200
lol. Yup. That was the dip. here we go.

>>4855282
I finally bought the fucking dip, I swear if this crashes again I'm suiciding

>muh korea

Korean exchanges yes. The actual pump is coming from the china.

I HAVE $100 SHOULD IT ALL GO 2 BITCOIN????

>>4855350
YES

>>4855350
Buy some popcorn and watch the show. You will need at least that much.

you always show up after its obvious Bitcoin is going up.

>>4855468
Ummm. Count the bitcoin crash threads. Literally dozens. Count the bitcoin pump threads. One. Are you a Common Core Math Graduate?

>>4855073
Korea. Knew they would eventually be good at something.

Pump away ............

Oldfagbiztard is never wrong. Thanks again for the security feels oldfag!

>>4855073

stfu idiot.

>>4855856
Yeah. Don't feel pregnant, kids. I had alt bags I was down on 50% as well. Not huge bags (to me) but bags nonetheless. I just now realized I could recover the 50% loss and go 5x by next year just by putting those alt bags in the last dip with the rest of my main stash at $14720.

The only reason I'm green this week is because it took a week to transfer btc to my coinbase acc

Hey OLDFAGBIZTARD, I'm one of the anons who's always been supporting your threads. Do you like my chart?

>>4855975
Dou you even peek out your bedroom window? That is because a mining pool got hacked for 60 mil. didn't even scratch one of The Dragon's scales. 4000 Bitcoin is a drop in the bucket.

>>4855975
dafuq

Alts will be back

https://discord.gg/nX3M59X

>>4855073
Crashed as soon as you posted this
Nice

>>4855073
JUST THE GUY I WANTED TO SEE. DUMPED ALL MY ALTS. 100%BTC FOR THE RIDE

>>4856034
Good work, Anon. You should go to school for Graphic Design. If you do not have the money, seek an Internship. you will go far.

>>4855073
nice, just bought 100k

I'm not scared at all. Iotas going to 10 dollars very soon. R-right?

>>4856080
Welcome aboard.

jump in a group to bounce ideas and come to a consensus on what to buy and when. havng many pitch in with research and helping pump the price

https://discord.gg/3yVaEME

>>4856116
HAHAHAHAHA
just so you know they might have faked 1 or 2, or 3 of their partnerships just to make it look more glorified

>>4856141
Go away Pajeet

>>4856116
Shhh. Go back to bed Bobby. The adults are talking about Bitcoin in this thread.

Bitcoin is going for 40k$ this year, not even kidding.

>>4856137
oldfag, is there at any point next year we'll see dips like in the past?

>>4856003
Luck is with you, Anon.

>>4856226
I'd be pretty close to my keyboard from the 15th to the 18th.

>>4856039
>That is because a mining pool got hacked for 60 mil
Retard, its because of the difficulty adjustment not some coordinated attack by bch. bch hashrate is lower than usual actually, it didnt steal btc hashrate

kikestream did this to themselves

>>4856315
why the hostilities Jin Soo?
go back to pumping your shitcoin, Jihan is getting pretty angry you're not delivering.

>>4856315

Yeah. Um. Nicehash kinda took out a whole ecosystem of miners. Thus you have 200,000 unconfirmed transactions. A drop in the bucket, to be sure. Others are gearing up to make that dough.

>>4856612
go look at the mempool history, it started pumping the exact moment the difficulty readjusted

>>4856738
Just checked. This Anon is correct.

>>4856848
good on you anon for admitting that you were wrong, not a lot of people on here has the balls to do that. The nicehash hack probably affected this as well but its not the main cause

>>4855073
Tard, what are your thoughts on Monero??

>>4856034
>non fud btc discussions
what can you say about btc except it will go up?

>>4855200
$30k by xmas
screencap this

>>4855073
15666. Fueling complete. Floor is in

>>4857119
lel

>>4855142
God I hope so. I'll buy another $100 then cash out next month once it breaks $30k.

>>4857201
what's so funny? i predicted the 8k to 10k pump over thanksgiving. i predicted the 13k to 16k yesterday too. you'll see when we hit 30k by xmas.

Are my goddamn Ether bags going to get any lighter?

>>4857383
Eth was pumping this morniing on Bithumb. Just checked. It is still going at $511.56 atm.

>>4856194
>>4857119
try $50k boys
normies are just now learning how to even buy btc. some were ahead of the curve, hence the recent spike, but most probably just recently set up a coinbase account, and won't even have their funds available until next week. just wait for the spike we're gonna see from the procrastinators in the next couple weeks.

>>4857600
I've had at least 4 family members since yesterday ask me how to start buying bitcoin, with strong intent of doing so, and I'm hearing similar from friends of mine. It hasn't even really begun.

>>4857600

>>4855073

are you the original oldfagtard, or the scammer? can't keep up with these retarded tripcodes anymore

>>4857571
>>>4857383 (You)
>Eth was pumping this morniing on Bithumb. Just checked. It is still going at $511.56 atm.
That would be nice. I bought 12 ETH at 450. And while it doesn't hurt me because everything else is doing well it is s still annoying. Fucking cats

>>4855073
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

>>4857600
>>4857720
This reminds me of the dot com bubble where cab drivers were giving investing advice

>>4855073
last small dip to buy in. Floor is in on Bithumb, and it is going parabolic. Up.

>>4858227
I want to believe

>>4858307
buy in

be prepared for changes of up to $ 1,500.00 in price throughout the day tho

>>4858203
Assuming that's correct and every American puts something like $1k into BTC on average, that would be enough capital to double the BTC market assuming 100% float. Since we actually have like 5% float, you ain't seen shit yet. On top of that, the Lightning Network just demo'd on mainnet and is probably going to roll out in Q1 2018. This bubble isn't going to pop before that, and when you can buy and spend BTC with a fucking play store app you are going to see the biggest normie gold rush since California circa 1850

>>4857904
Look Curly, This obsession of yours is not healthy. You really should find your real Father.

Did the Big Bang Theory do this?

>>4858390
I ain't here to quibble; your threads are /comfy/ so I come to them. Not really saying much cause 9/10 threads are "post your address I found my old wallet"; but here's your (you).

>>4858384
You think it could go to a million?

>>4858484
lol. OK Curly. Truce. Welcome aboard.

>>4855073

It's crashing down in korea the past few hours just like it has been here, so I don't know what you're even saying.

Is everything on /biz/ subterfuge, bullshit and confusion? I think so.

RIP for everyone falling for the wallstreet jew your gonna get gaped

>>4858716
Has not been crashing for hours. lol. has been forming a floor at $19,000.

>>4858958
its $15800 now what are u saying

>>4858958
Ok maybe crash is not the right word lol. Still it's been mirroring the U.S. exchanges at least superficially.

>>4858537
In 5-10 years but that's too fucking far in the future. Right now I am feeling 20-25k in the 1 month horizon. Just about in line with the oldfag's predix about korean pump to 20k.

>>4859056
>>4859069
Ya'll ain't noticed that during amerifat hours the asian bots do the opposite of what the asian market will do that night, e.g. if the price is slowly going down during amerihours the korean bots are buying small amounts while the american market traders are selling; that night the korean traders will come in, see how much their bots accumulated, and then pump the market to bring their stake up in value, and then rebalance their portfolio or repeat the above process the next day during american hours.

>>4857758
OG.

Two trips only.

>>4859182
Sharp eye. Curly.

>>4859326
4u. zhencang is mandarin, do not know the word in korean.

>>4859182
What about eth and ltc? Where do you think they'll be in 5 years?

>>4859415
I hate mETH. LTC is probably a good buy and less risky than BTC but I only say that because I expect the lightning network when it rolls out for BTC will also support atomic swaps between LTC and BTC; given the above the LTC market will follow BTC

>>4855073

and what happens when the boosters burn out???

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU CUT MY BAGS INTO PIECES

Just bought $50

wish me luck 12kDSZJXrksWyMNhD5aBDfFVYsZLeHLrAg

>>4859380
>>4859507
Disengage, and switch to Mains.

>>4859547

You plebs sure know how to ruin threads. Fuck off.

>buying in to a currency that you can't hold
call me when the power's out oh wait you wouldn't be able to hahahah

>>4858958
Hey buddy. Long time no see. How the futures will affect the price. Btw good fucking call about btc hitting 14k when it was still 9k!!!! Unbelievable - how did you fucking do it???? Impressed!!!

>>4859688
>nocoiners are THIS mad

>>4859651

You mean: "disengage XMR and switch to BTC"

(thx for XMR gains from the moon you called, btw)

>>4859902
YW. lol

>>4859772
Thank you. Bithumb still bouncing up and down between $19,200 and $19,500. Be interesting when they wake up.

>>4859772
Well, I see some profit taking starting 2 days out from futures, 3 days for weakhands. Runup after futures to The Big Short. Still analysing to see what buyback will be at that point. You would be fine to hold through it all, but there will be some wild gyrations for those with fists of iron and balls of steel and flawless timing to make some bank.

>>4857571
you do know that bithumb is present time and not the future right?

>>4860080
Any threat from Jihan and bch? Unconfirmed txs scare the shit out of me...

>>4859992
Any way to benefit from arbitrage bithumb/binance without krw account in korea? No tether in bithumb and other coins are way to expensive to buy...

>>4860121
Covered this. Nicehash hack netted 60 mil, and took out some miners. Drop in the bucket. Others are gearing up to make bank by catching it up.
>>4860100

>>4860100
Yeah. I watch it as a minor indicator to confirm intel.

>>4860234
When it's the best time to buy alts? After 19th?

>>4860121
BCH can't "flippen" BTC any more; the new algorithm they adopted pegs the BCH mining difficulty to parity with mining BTC in terms of profitability, so BCH literally cannot become more profitable than BTC to mine for an extended period of time. The reverse is actually more likely to happen right now, as the massive BTC unconfirmed txn pool and high profitability (hash rate doesn't come online as fast as the price has risen) is incentivizing all but the most diehard cashie to mine BTC not BCH. The BCH difficulty will slowly go down in the next few days/hours, and that may cause the price of BCH to fall as well.

/r/btc has been predicting a bubble since 7k so who knows

>>4859380
that's a lot of "chioa cious bapi pangang" to explain a pump and dump

>>4860474
When you pump and dump your own shitcoin and walk away with 2k BTC; tell me about how you know everything about pump and dumps.
t. Wolong

>>4860292
Exactly. Dragging BTG down as well. Finally gave up on that and put those little bags with my BTC stash.

>>4855073
fuck yeah. get home and see the correct tripcode, the shuttle and i'm ready for blast off. when do we launch captain, and should i convert my IOTA to BTC for the ride? have about 25% in IOTA

>that massive drop a few minutes ago
I nearly threw up, lads.

Join this group instead
https://discord.gg/Yde7f9F

>>4860740
Scotch helps keep that down, mate.

Fucking crazy i temember when .01 btc was like $1 now .01 btc is $150

>>4860765
Please do not post discords in these threads

>>4860784
I had some bourbon earlier which is probably why I'm in an autistic enough mode to get into this.
I just bought 150 bucks worth of BTC and I'm terrified.

Oh shit.

>>4860740
>massive drop
>massive

>>4860885
I'm a complete retard and a /v/ immigrant, put that in language I can understand.

>>4860855
ummmmmmmmm.

>>4860855
>>4860784
Amateurs.

Guys, anyone saved the "BTC-is-collapsing-on-itself" graph from one of the LULs threads?

>>4860909
hold on to your tits, it's about to blast off

>>4860933
lol. Hey Al. Say Hello to my lil' frien'. Your sis was hot. Rip.

>>4860909
The price keeps touching the yellow line and then going back up so it will probably keep touching the yellow line and going back up because people in the past have been willing to buy at the yellow line before and they will probably continue doing so because so far it's been working for them. Since the yellow line is going up, that probably means the price will keep going up too.

>TA is a meme
That's the point. If enough people believe in the meme, it becomes true. See /pol/ & donald trump.

>>4860990
The world chico, and everything in it

>>4855073
You can thank us
https://discord.gg/KpSzufQ

>>4861049
A pro bitcoin discord. I just fell off my chair. Thank you.

>>4860292
Does that mean I should look into mining btc again?

>>4861408
BTC mining depends on the price of electricity in your area and your cost of capital (how much you pay in interest for borrowing money and/or how much capital you have saved up).

>>4860292

Not just mining - BTC has too much going for it:

> first(!) IOU in history that can't be inflated through printing (HUGE!)
> lightning network not far from roll-out
> bitcoin unlimited on chain scaling (1GB blocks)
> survived almost everything thrown at it

Meanwhile, BCH is just a Bernie Sanders occuping a state with fellow socialists, complaining about fake problems no one has - and getting others to join "the revolution".

BCH exists only because it gave out "free coupons" by forking BTC. Then it was pumped enough to discourage people from just dumping immediately.

(Anyone remember Groupon?)

This airdrop model really bombed with BTG, because whales got lots of free coins too - which they carefully and gradually "de-accumulated" at max profits. To then buy BTC.

BTG "mining fairness" assumes users care about mining at all.

Even the "transactions are too slow!" thing got old fast: compared to IOTA/XRP/RAI/whatever. Even if BTC is a dinosaur, it's Chad and BCH is just a virgin bambiraptor at best.

BTC is too big to fail. BCH is too big to succeed (can't evolve - no devs).

I'm wondering if there's anything BTC can't survive...

>>4861725
>(Anyone remember Groupon?)
oh man that's an old meme

>>4861725
>i'm wondering if there's anything BTC can't survive
Congrats; you reached bubble-mania before the normies. Yes, there is always something a market cannot survive, at least in the short run.

>are you saying BTC is in a bubble
EVERYONE knows its a bubble. The question is are you stupid enough to go long, or autistic enough to go short. Either way, you're fucked. If you are Chad enough, by which I mean if your chakras are aligned so well with the universe that you are a demigod, then you'll know when to stop being long and go short, and it will be the Big Short. It's too far ahead right now to predict, but since everybody wants numbers I could see somewhere between 20-25k going to 5-8k, at which place BTC will stabilize for quite some time.

>>4855282

Sweet summer child.
That was first manipulated short testing waters lol.

red wedding Anon incoming.

Are you retarded with that Bitcoin unlimited part and 1gb blocks ? That's for BCH not Bitcoin you idiot.

>>4862042
Wow so eager to pretend you’ve got all figure it out; are you a wizard? Nah you’re just anon

>>4862042

I suggested BTC will survive.

I didn't imply the price would ...

>>4859547

>>4862147
I'm just a cook, the advice is worth what you pay for it.

>>4862072

My point: BCH and Bitcoin unlimited are just forks. Same codebase.

It's proof that whatever BCH and Bitcoin Unlimited can do, Bitcoin can also do if needed.

On short notice.

(Whether BTC will/should/can/won't is a different matter).

>>4862042
Well, I am in direct contact with Olfag, who is unable to post atm. He says the kid is wrong once in a great while, but not very often. He is also arrogant, Like Oldfag, which Oldfag thinks will serve him well. Oldfag is wrong once in a great while as well, although it is tough for him to admit it, he still does. Oldfag is in getting some work done atm. He was killed in 78, lost part of his face. They brought him back and gace him a new face. Every few years he has to go under the knife to get some work done to ah, keep up appearances, just like Grichka and his Brother. Btw, odd chart movement. Triple Crown, and we are off to the races. Red Rum, you there?

>>4855073
Cabends?

God fucking dammit these bags are so fucking heavy....

FUCKING HELP ME

>>4862173
Yeah, in the long run buying BTC right now is like buying APPL in 1989, but in the short run, especially with leverage, that can sting a bit. MtGoxxers only just broke even last year if they ever even got their coins.

>>4862912
Who is the kid and red rum? Do you guys give yourselves codenames or something? Fucking faggots.

>>4862912

>Btw, odd chart movement.

Tell me about it!

For hours I followed BTC on 5 different exchanges. Kept double-checking to make sure I'm actually still looking at BTC.

E.g. the swings in bitfinex were insane while Kraken didn't have any real trading happening.

>>4862912
Lol. Off to the races all right. Oldfag should be out from anasthesia and back with us in a couple of hours. We are carrying out his orders in the interim.

>>4863117

I agree. Longing/shorting BTC is insane. Unless you're a major exchange.

(Shorting the BTG fork, however, would've been smooth sailing. Without a single bump).

I disagree about where the bubble starts and ends.

Heck, oldfagbiztard's estimates are too conservative (and thus - very reliable!).

Bitcoin ISN'T overvalued right now. And even $50,000/BTC is a bargain.

If the market panic sells, that's not proof of a bubble - that's just the market being retarded.

>>4863117
Lol. To Oldfag ( you) are The Kid, aka "Curly". Red Rum is one of his associates who is a World Class Steeple Chaser breeder. This breeder's top hores is Red Rum, so Olfag refers to them by that name when he sees thier posts .

oh, how the devs pulled the rug under the banksters.

until quantum processing justs us all.

>>4863877

Tell him he's the hero 4chan needs, but not the one it deserves.

>>4864643
Um. Oldfag told ne over scotch by the fire that it would take a computer occupying the time, space, and energy of the solar system to hack bitcoin.

TELL ME THE NAMES OF THE MAJOR AZN EXCHANGES PLS

>>4864743
these qubit buses sure do stack up faster even than btc's price action

I have bad news for all you mutts, world war 3 is starting, sure we will have some new fiat millionares who cant cash out, but hey, whatever floats your boat eh, mr 0.5 bitcoin.

>>4864643
"how long in bytes the private key is"

32 bytes, or 256 bits

"then how many combinations of numbers it will contain"

There are 2^256 different private keys. That's a little larger than a 1 followed by 77 zeroes.

"what is the fastest computer or network of supercomputers"

At its peak around August 2011, the Bitcoin network was checking 15 trillion sha256 hashes per second. (See http://bitcoin.sipa.be/))

"how long it would take to crack a private key using that computer"

If we assume it takes the same time to run an ECDSA operation as it takes to check an sha256 hash (it takes much longer), and we use an optimisation that allows us to only need 2^128 ECDSA operations, then the time needed can be calculated:

>>> pow(2,128) / (15 * pow(2,40)) / 3600 / 24 / 365.25 / 1e9 / 1e9
0.6537992112229596
It's 0.65 billion billion years.

That's an very conservative estimate for the time taken to break one single Bitcoin address.

>>4864627
I'm a cook.

>>4865090
how come you still browse this board although you're so knowledgeable?

>>4865090
That's assuming there are no weaknesses in the private key generation.

>>4865246
If there a weakness, there's also a ~300 billion dollar prize to find it.

>>4865139
Staring at charts is boring and it's valuable to see what the general 4chan consensus is. Also run into interested characters like OP, and they are very valuable to follow.

>>4865139
>If we assume it takes the same time to run an ECDSA

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/2852

>>4865139
Also that was like the 3rd hit on google for "how long does it take to crack a sha-256 encryption." If you know even a little more than the average, you get way better mileage than average.

>>4865351
>If there a weakness, there's also a ~300 billion dollar prize to find it.
It doesn't have to be a bug in bitcoin, it can be a bug in any tool or device used to generate a private key. OpenSSL for Debian was reduced to something like 30,000 unique keys because a maintainer was annoyed by valgrind complaining about memory reads and commented out the two lines of code that gave OpenSSL most of it's entropy.

>>4864719
Oldfag is thinking of creating a coin designed for biz and backed by some of his gold mining, pt group metals mining, and rare earth mining interests. Im probably going to get my ass chewed for this, but email him at reddingtonwetworks@gmail. Com, and let him know what you would like to see in a coin. I'm trying to get him to set up a seperate email for crypto, that one reeks of some of his other business that I do not care for. It amuses him to use it here.

>>4865468
It's not difficult to look up the exchanges cold wallets and find the public key yet every bitcoin "hack" to this date has been phishing or on the exchange's end. You might be right but it's 8 years and nobody has found it.

>>4865037
Yeah. We did a dry run on the Norks last two days. 53% failure rate. I don't think we are going warr for the next couple of weeks at least

>>4865554
>You might be right but it's 8 years and nobody has found it.
Are you retarded?

>>4865495
Look into hybrid PoS/PoW coins; I think mintcoin had an open-source scrypt github available for it and it was hybrid. The economic theory behind it suggests the price rise and adoption would be much more stable if you begin with a large PoS interest rate on the initially mineable coins, but have a low block reward. Over time on a logistic curve, increase the block reward to miners while decreasing the interest rate linearly. Finally, begin halving the block reward in the same fashion as BTC while the interest rate approaches it's asymptotic value (say 1%/year). Now you have a distribution system that constantly incentivizes holding at the beginning while also incentivizing people to adopt the coin as early as possible in both mining and holding during it's expansion phase, and that leads to having a much lower concentration of wealth than BTC has, which means a more widespread market and faster adoption.

>>4865610
Probably yeah

>>4855073
ETH is not on a tear

Fuckit, i just sold all 120 of my LTC i bought at 45/ltc

I'm all in btc

>>4855073
OK. Back from the Nether world. If it follows the pattern on the last few hours, there should be an average $200 - $300 dip around $16,900, floor formation gyrations, go flag pattern, then move up from there.

>>4867129
I did noy want him on before the anesthesia wore off, but he insisted.

>>4867286


Most interns are a dime a dozen. This one is golden, but has a tendency to helicopter.

>>4866582
Sorry about Eth, Anon. It was moving up earlier.on bithumb. Just hard for anything to breath right now.

Oldfagofbiz, please tell me my BCH isn't in vain.

> mfw kraken so overwhelmed, it was stuck for 40 minutes at $15950
> wishing I could somehow arbitrage this
> my heart goes to those stuck with massive sell orders they couldn't cancel (logging was a 1 in 20 chance)

>>4855073
Didn't see that little mini dip coming. Happened to fast for me to say anything. I did sell and buyback on it, and made bank. Nerves of steel, even under anesthesia recovery.

>>4855301
It's going to crash a lot of fucking times,hold on tight

>>4867884
Yup. Can Confirm. A lot of crashes on the way to 100K.

>>4857720
>>4857600
this makes me fkn nervous.

>>4859547
THIS IS MY LAAAST RESOORT

>>4867793
>how to arbitrage this
Buy idiot. That's what I was doing the whole fucking time.

>those with huge sell orders
Probably some eurofag that got caught sleeping; you can't EVER sleep with crypto.

>>4867286
>>4867358
This is why I can't work for someone or have someone work for me. Fuckin' caring about people and shit, disgusting.

>>4867968
SUFFOCATION, NO BREATHING

>>4867959
Korean, anesthesiologist was looking at my charts, asking what they were. I explained briefly. She dropped what she was doing and jumped on the phone. Can't understand Korean, but she seemed pretty animated, like she was barking orders to troops.

I'm FOMOing so hard right now, i cant sell my ltc bags, theyve treated me so well... But btc, you fucking slut

>>4860080
are you going to convert your BTC into another alt coin or cash?

also, how do you know if big short positions are being made with CME? is there some way to see the positions being made?

>>4868023
DON'T GIVE A FUCK IF MY ALTS R BLEEDIIING

>>4867991
Wise words, Anon. don't ever sleep with crypto.

>>4866582
Just bought 2k worth of eth. It's gonna come back lads.

>>4868045
I'll need a telescope to see you from where I will be in a few months.

>>4868045
just go half ltc half btc

>>4857186
7 hours later, dude you called it exactly. Impressive.

>>4868148
Gimme your 2 cents; 4 years ago this was my baby but I can't compile windows wallets because I am a script kiddie >>4865739

>>4868082
I pull some profits from time to time, but not much. When MILTEL pops, I buy physical gold. Hold it till the threat of war passes, sell it for a 20% premium, then go back in.

>>4867991
>Buy idiot. That's what I was doing the whole fucking time.

No, I mean AFTER already having the BTC and no more funds.

If only BTC didn't have such ridiculous confirmation times.... I would've funded the purchases with pure arbitrage.

>>4868186
Win some lose some. i thought what was happening now was going to happen at !6.9K, not 16.6K. off by $300. not good. Anesthesia. Still caught the move and made bank.

>>4868148

Though sleeping 100% in fiat doesn't seem too financially intelligent, either.

>>4868224

Genius! Lesson learned!

>>4855073
It's making the next floor on bithumb. At the end of the flat.

>>4868387
Check next post.

>>4868472

Kraken traders prefer to pretend dips don't exist. Because it's easier to just ignore them than 40 attempts at logging in.

>>4867424
its all good man, I didnt buy into it yet

>>4868510
seriously? Isn't that... ironic? The whole reason bitcoin exists is to cut off paypal and the likes, i thought

>>4855073
Missed the second mini dip. Was flapping my trap. Oh well, only missed 2K.

>>4868158
im selling some btc at 20k and buying alts with it at these low low prices.

>>4855073
Here comes the small Korean dip I was expecting.

>>4868277
Borrow USD against your BTC and lever up XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

>>4855073
Monero is getting ready to Bust a Move, if you are looking to put some profits in something, while Hodling your main here.

>>4869213
Pls give me some adbice, im the 120ltc bagholder. How should I play out the next two weeks. I'd send you some your way if your advice pays off

Pl0x help me fight international kikery and pay off my student debts. Fucking wallstreet gotta shit everything up now

WHERE'S THE FUCKING CORRECTION REEEEEE

>>4857350
lel is more like a half lol but keep predicting mang ;)

>>4869613
Litecoin is getting ready to start moving up again. Hang loose tonight. fomoing in to BTC coming up on sixteen nine is not wise. If we see a minor correction about there, or they manage to bulldoze past it, then buy in.

>>4855073
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>>4869213
Thanks for the heads up. Gonna put some profit in there.

>>4869213
Thats what I'm doing, planning on putting most of my gains in monero. Pretty soon I'll be drinking fresh orange juice all night long.

>>4870278
And Monero Busts a move minutes later.

>>4870441
ALERT. BTC PEELING ON BITHUMB. THIS IS THE EXPECTED KOREAN DIP.

Merry Christmas

>>4870617
Shit oldfag, i just get off the Alts train
lost 40% of my bitcoin.
What should i do now?
i need your advice

>>4870617
damn thanks for the heads up

>>4870110
Gotcha, thanks man. Wish you the best!

>>4870675
Y-you too Anon