NowForeverAlways
formerly shoeu12
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^ fap's the mvp of this thread. Always looking out
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i wish fap kept his cvc but hes straight up a good dude. i sure as hell wouldnt do that. i would be like" go buy cvc on bittrex, its .12 cents right now"
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NEO around $42 bucks right now. not sure if it dips under $40, could be a small increment buy here
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Just copped some NEO.
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NEO working with Microsoft Azure for blockchain program training. C##/java/python/go > solidity.
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Just checked my portfolio...
putting in work
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You up?
What are you hodling?
Hell nah im holding NEO, OMG, and XRP. Everything is down today, it was just a little shocking to see lol
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Ah man you had me thinking you were up and about to cop the Lambo to join fap and JK.
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Ah man you had me thinking you were up and about to cop the Lambo to join fap and JK.
Lol nah I wish, I want to cut my losses but I know I'll end up regretting it
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Guys I'm lost. Give me cliff notes. Is this buying bitcoins and selling or investing in stocks? I know nothing about bitcoins or stocks
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Very different from stocks. Crypto is far more volatile, the gains are big and so are the losses when a bad day comes along. But most people can easily double, even triple their money in a year by not touching their portfolio. By day trading a decent percentage can be made if things go your way or you can easily eff yourself over by making bad choices
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Is CVC long term hodl?
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if you want it to be, guess that depends on the person and when you got in.
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in my opinion, its a hold until end of 2018. CVC has big plans for 2018
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Meh for CVC. Much sexier options out there. Remember the supply is 1 billion coins so it has a harder job to get up that a coin with a lower supply.
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CVC is currently at 340 million playboy. When is the expected billion come into play? It's on a fire sale right now if jk is right with this one.
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Thats up to you. But bigger supply=lower price potential+longer time for a price rise.
See the price is calculated when you divide the market cap with the number of coins.
The ideal coins have around a 50-150 million supply.
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I urge everyone on this thread to read this CNBC article that was just posted. They are interviewing David Sacks OG PAYPAL CEO....he drops some GEMS in here that you all need to pay attention to:
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/14/david-sacks-cryptocurrency-interview.html
"David Sacks: Cryptocurrency fulfills the 'original vision' we tried to build at PayPal"
"Sacks: I prefer to think in terms of use cases, rather than recommending specific currencies. The most promising use cases to date are: store of value, payments, crowdfunding, file storage, identity management and authentication, prediction markets, escrow, title chains, notary chains, provenance, and supply chains. There are 1,500 ICOs already launched or announced, plus many other blockchain companies, so there's a lot more to come. This is an extremely exciting and fast-moving space."
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From his comments, he's pretty much saying:
store of value - btc, ethereum, ripple, litecoin
payments - btc, ethereum, litecoin, plutus. tenx, bitpay, omg
crowdfunding - waves, bancor, ??
file storage - siacoin, storj, ??
identity management - civic, factom, ??
prediction market - augur, gnosis,etc
escrow, notary, title - factom, dash, ethereum
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/14/david-sacks-cryptocurrency-interview.html
"David Sacks: Cryptocurrency fulfills the 'original vision' we tried to build at PayPal"
"Sacks: I prefer to think in terms of use cases, rather than recommending specific currencies. The most promising use cases to date are: store of value, payments, crowdfunding, file storage, identity management and authentication, prediction markets, escrow, title chains, notary chains, provenance, and supply chains. There are 1,500 ICOs already launched or announced, plus many other blockchain companies, so there's a lot more to come. This is an extremely exciting and fast-moving space."
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From his comments, he's pretty much saying:
store of value - btc, ethereum, ripple, litecoin
payments - btc, ethereum, litecoin, plutus. tenx, bitpay, omg
crowdfunding - waves, bancor, ??
file storage - siacoin, storj, ??
identity management - civic, factom, ??
prediction market - augur, gnosis,etc
escrow, notary, title - factom, dash, ethereum
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did you even look into how CVC will distribute their 1 billion in tokens? 340 million went to crowdsale. 660 mill locked up for thenext 3 years with them releasing 1/3 of the tokens each year to partners
im not saying CVC will go up to $100 but im quite sure they can get to the $2-$5 range in the next 3 years
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Lol. And youre satisfied and willing to wait for CVC to hit 2$ in 3 years? If so..........great.
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$900k in 3 years??? you wouldnt be ok with that?
