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Ren's old crypto thread || we know how to buy this stuff now (1 Viewer)

My Uphold is verified and I tried to link a savings account but it errored out. Sent them an email. 

The account is in both (either) mine and my wife’s name. Does that constitute not matching names with my Uphold name exactly?

Does a credit card funding process as a cash advance or purchase?
I am in the same boat. I cant even get support to answer.

 
Is BCH still a value at $3800? This uphold 5-7 business day stuff is annoying because you’re basically stuck with it until it moves from pending. 

 
Is BCH still a value at $3800? This uphold 5-7 business day stuff is annoying because you’re basically stuck with it until it moves from pending. 
Easiest way, imo, is to fund your USD card so you're not locked in to anything that might tank. The initial wait sucks when you want to use the money, but after you're funded,moving it from USD to your crypto cards is instantaneous.

 
Easiest way, imo, is to fund your USD card so you're not locked in to anything that might tank. The initial wait sucks when you want to use the money, but after you're funded,moving it from USD to your crypto cards is instantaneous.
Thanks, agreed and I have done that to some extent. It’s just that if there is a buying opportunity now, buying the coin directly is my only option as I wait for the USD to clear. 

 
Either GDAX has no idea what they're doing or they know something we don't.  ~5800 lined up to sell at $4329.52 and ~360 lined up to buy at 4329.51.

If they open it like this, it will be CRUSHED.

 
If this is Crypto General, can someone answer some questions for me? 

For instance, are these currencies gaining traction because the confidence in government fiat is down? If so, what does that mean for gov't fiat? What are the problems with gov't fiat? 

Please explain basics to me.  

Also, how much of this is predicated on apocalyptic notions of government and collapse? 

And how much of this is Uncle Miltie having his say about Money Mischief? 

 
The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away.  As I sit here with hands of iron, I only ask that you join me brothers

 
My Uphold is verified and I tried to link a savings account but it errored out. Sent them an email. 

The account is in both (either) mine and my wife’s name. Does that constitute not matching names with my Uphold name exactly?

Does a credit card funding process as a cash advance or purchase?
Tens of you are likely checking this thread 50x per day but nobody can say whether credit card funding is considered a cash advance or a purchase? C’mon man!

 
Buffoons.  I didn't se it open but the fact that it's trading at ~3700 shows they have no idea what they're doing.

 
Anything going on with Ripple?  I BOT 3000 last night at ~.71 and was about to dump them but they've spiked up to ~.84.

 
Raiblocks is amazing. The only thing lacking right now is it's only available on smaller exchanges and the userbase.

It took 10 secs to transfer my coin from exchange to wallet. 

Btw, this user on tradingview is certain BTC is falling to 13k or maybe more

https://www.tradingview.com/x/V9yp2wyy/

 
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Almost every coin/token under .10 has gone parabolic on binance over this past week, it's pretty dumb.

I've had fun mindlessly clicking my mouse and making money though.

 
If this is Crypto General, can someone answer some questions for me? 

For instance, are these currencies gaining traction because the confidence in government fiat is down? If so, what does that mean for gov't fiat? What are the problems with gov't fiat? 

Please explain basics to me.  

Also, how much of this is predicated on apocalyptic notions of government and collapse? 

And how much of this is Uncle Miltie having his say about Money Mischief? 
-sure

-they've gained value historically by subverting the financial system entirely.  Also government fiat is designed to lose value over time and people dislike the monopoly it has over their financial sovereignty, hence gold/RE/stocks considered better store of value than usd.  However many of the new strains of cryptocurrency are valued because they find other ways to tie in to blockchain tech beyond just being currencies

-not too much I don't think.  Mostly it's sort of the wild west right now and people want to get in on the ground floor 

 
LOL.  i love technical traders trying to predict crypto moves.  GLwith that

They might end up right but it will have nothing to do with their technical analysis.  

Basically calling a coin flip and hoping they are right.
I don't believe technical analysis in the stock market.  Listening to people who have no idea what they're doing try to apply it to crypto is :lol:  

 
Interesting that bitcoin bros are crying to the SEC about Coinbase, but are indifferent to the bold-faced Tether scam inflating the price of bitcoin.  Really makes me think 

 
I love that LTC has hardly given back any gains after the founder announced he sold 100% of his holdings... Possibly the most telltale sign that these markets have completely lost touch with even the slightest bit of reality. 

People will be getting carried out on stretchers at some point, book it - COULD NOT BE MORE OBVIOUS!

HE'S JUST FOCUSING ON THE TECHNOLOGY NOW!!!#!#!#!!!

 
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I love that LTC has hardly given back any gains after the founder announced he sold 100% of his holdings... Possibly the most telltale sign that these markets have completely lost touch with even the slightest bit of reality. 

People will be getting carried out on stretchers at some point, book it - COULD NOT BE MORE OBVIOUS!

HE'S JUST FOCUSING ON THE TECHNOLOGY NOW!!!#!#!#!!!
Are you trying to say he's not just focusing on the technology, GB? ;)  

 
ren hoek said:
-sure

-they've gained value historically by subverting the financial system entirely.  Also government fiat is designed to lose value over time and people dislike the monopoly it has over their financial sovereignty, hence gold/RE/stocks considered better store of value than usd.  However many of the new strains of cryptocurrency are valued because they find other ways to tie in to blockchain tech beyond just being currencies

-not too much I don't think.  Mostly it's sort of the wild west right now and people want to get in on the ground floor 
Thanks, ren. I'm just wondering about the political subtext of it all.  Seems like the bolded is exactly what I was asking. It seems like you're saying people are holding crypto because of a gov't monopoly on currency, which is declining in value. 

There's a real political subtext to crypto, IMO, which is why libertarian publications cover it so heavily. 

But I don't know currency, nor can really evaluate it, so I'll leave it to you guys. All I know is, when Stiglitz and Bloomberg calls for Bitcoin's end and call it tulips from 1848 (was that the French liberals?), there's a real threat to the government's monopoly on currency.  

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-29/bitcoin-ought-to-be-outlawed-nobel-prize-winner-stiglitz-says-jal10hxd

 
Are you trying to say he's not just focusing on the technology, GB? ;)  
LTC is literally worth $0.0 USD - the founder just exited 100% of his stake and proved that to everyone (kinda like a you know, pyramid scheme). He is out focusing on plundering models & sailing on yachts. 

Somehow on Coinmarketcap, it still has a value of $16.5B :doh:

What type of crime do you think it is to hack and steal coins? I'm just wondering... Who even investigates that? Has anyone ever been arrested for that? 

 
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LTC is literally worth $0.0 USD - the founder just exited 100% of his stake and proved that to everyone (kinda like a you know, pyramid scheme). He is out focusing on plundering models & sailing on yachts. 

Somehow on Coinmarketcap, it still has a value of $16.5B :doh:

What type of crime do you think it is to hack and steal coins? I'm just wondering... Who even investigates that? Has anyone ever been arrested for that? 
:lmao:  it's the best don't know why you aren't on board with this. 

 

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