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Literally just squeezing bitcoiners like money sponges at this point. Destroy all the longs, then when people are pessimistic, liquidate all the shorts. All leveraged trades controlled by one platform.
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The Little Death posted:Literally just squeezing bitcoiners like money sponges at this point. Destroy all the longs, then when people are pessimistic, liquidaye all the shorts. All leveraged trades controlled by one fyfy
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The Little Death posted:set the bull's ball rolling 
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Oct 26, 2019 17:48
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printing money makes the price go up, interesting take coming from bitcoiners what is this TRON blockchain? i googled it and ended up finding something about a blockchain operating system and i dont get how that has anything to do with tether or how that would work. im sure they dont understand it themselves but for different reasons.
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beep boop bitcoin article bot posted:Bitcoin bearish price action is still pressing against key support areas. For four straight days, the largest cryptocurrency has wallowed in red rough waters. The return below $10,000 seems to have squashed the buyers’ hope of touching $11,000 in the near-term. This demoralized feeling has seen the bears take the center stage and retest $9,600 for the second time in seven days. Haha holy poo poo if you keep feeding the last sentence of every prompt generated by talktotransformer back into itself you get a full bitcoin article.
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orange juche posted:beep boop bitcoin article bot awww i thought beepboopbitcoin.com updated 
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Not Yet Accomplished: Captain of Industry Create your own financial empire I Am The One Percent Make a million U.S. dollars Pillar Of The Community Make a positive contribution to society Accomplished: Anonymous Cryptocurrency Gave sensitive personal information to someone you don't know Twenty-One Links Of Blockchain Around My Leg Went into debt No Transaction Fees! Paid a transaction fee A Bear Called The End Bought a bitcoin with U.S. dollars Going Down Down Tried to mine a bitcoin without success
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Oct 26, 2019 23:13
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i think the first time i played i got stabbed to death probably a better investment than bitcoin though
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orange juche posted:
shut up ulysses I’m going for the yes man ending here
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SIGSEGV posted:i think the first time i played i got stabbed to death did you buy a tactical club?
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CampingCarl posted:printing money makes the price go up, interesting take coming from bitcoiners Tron is an ether competitor. Tether is guaranteed by Bitfenix (or the Tether foundation or whatever) but it's "minted" on other blockchains, including ether (the first one it was minted on, hence the punny name) and a few others. Tether doesn't have its own blockchain. In this case, the tether foundation minted TRON-USDT to the tune of 30M$ and transferred it all to bitfenix. This is definitely above board and totally not shady. Beelzebufo fucked around with this message at 00:28 on Oct 27, 2019 |
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oh really? huh i thought it was an alternative bcash, weird amazingly tether is even less real than i thought, which is quite and achievement
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Boxturret posted:oh really? huh i thought it was an alternative bcash, weird Tether was minted on the bitcoin blockchain at one time, but it's not it's own alternative. it just exists in part there. (I think actually they may have chainswapped them all out of the bitcoin blockchains) Look up tether chainswaps for even more levels of stupidity Beelzebufo fucked around with this message at 01:09 on Oct 27, 2019 |
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Boxturret posted:never go into business with a guy with a name like CARL MARK FORCE IV for you will forever be known as the other guy His name is Special Agent Shawn Bridges, of the US Secret Service. 
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Explained: Chain Swaps A chain swap is a process that moves cryptocurrencies from one blockchain to another. This process allows traders to obtain access to the various blockchains that support the cryptocurrency that they are holding, thereby enabling the use of their digital assets on these other supporting blockchains. For example, as Tether (USDt) is on the Omni, Ethereum, Tron, EOSIO and Liquid blockchains, our clients can obtain access to any of these five blockchains with their USDt holdings. A trader can “swap” the current blockchain that their USDt is operating on to another supporting blockchain, for example Ethereum to Omni. How does a chain swap work? For the majority of our clients who wish to swap small amounts of USDt, they can do so on any exchange that supports USDt on the two blockchains they wish to swap between. A valid account on the other exchange is required. Let’s say a client on Bitfinex wants to perform a chain swap from the Tron blockchain to the Liquid blockchain. He or she would first deposit their USDt on Tron, within the exchange. The client then simply requests a withdrawal of USDt to the destination blockchain, Liquid. As Bitfinex supports both blockchains, this can be completed on the platform within the exchange. There might be instances when another cryptocurrency exchange approaches us with a chain swap request, as the exchange might have a surplus of funds on one blockchain but a deficit on another blockchain. The exchange will contact us to confirm the initial and destination blockchains that the swapped funds will be moved between. After confirming receipt of these funds in our treasury wallet on the initial blockchain, the same amount of funds will be sent on the destination blockchain back to the other exchange. The entire process of the chain swap is coordinated and managed with the other exchange until completion. Why do token burns sometimes happen after a chain swap? When our clients make a request to chain swap funds that exceed the amount of USDt held in our treasury wallets on the destination blockchain, we have to mint USDt and transfer these tokens to the destination blockchain. After this transfer is completed, we either burn the same amount of USDt tokens on the initial blockchain or retain these tokens in our treasury wallet on the initial blockchain to be used for future chain swaps with our clients. This process seems like it could never lead to confusion or accounting problems for a firm that supposedly back 1:1 every imaginary pog it produces
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The Little Death posted:Explained: Chain Swaps still amazed the tether house of cards hasnt collapsed yet. really disappointed by the men with guns.
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CampingCarl posted:i love how now now? 
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CampingCarl posted:i love how now matter how stupid cryptocurrency gets there is always new layers of ridiculous schemes. i also like how such a thing is only possible by the equivalent of trusting a central bank. it is as if they forgot they have guns
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Boxturret posted:now? i have and always will love how
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maybe this is already here but lol at reuters wording. commies!!quote:BEIJING (Reuters) - China’s largely rubber stamp parliament has passed a new law on cryptography as the country gears up to launch its own digital currency, state media reported late on Saturday. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-lawmaking/china-passes-cryptography-law-as-gears-up-for-digital-currency-idUSKBN1X600Z?il=0 good for bitcoin! 
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crypto is superior because all those central banker fudsters can never print up a billion trillion buttcoins!!! immediately prints up a billion trillion tethers and declares it good
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIFVlIrd8L0 Cryptosporidium lives in the intestine of infected humans and animals. It is a microscopic parasite that may be found in soil, food, water, or surfaces that have been contaminated with the feces from an infected host. Cryptosporidiosis is the name of the diarrheal disease caused by Cryptosporidium. Both the disease and the parasite are commonly referred to as "Crypto." An infected person or animal sheds the parasites in their stool. In fact, millions of the parasites can be released in a bowel movement from an infected human or animal. The parasite is protected by an outer shell that allows it to survive outside the body for long periods of time and makes it very resistant to chlorine-based disinfectants. Crypto can be spread: • By putting something in your mouth or accidentally swallowing something that has come into contact with waste infected with Crypto. • By swallowing recreational water contaminated with Crypto. • By swallowing contaminated water or beverages. • By eating uncooked food contaminated with Crypto. • By touching your mouth with contaminated hands. People in buildings that have suffered from a sanitary sewer overflow or due to a flooding event should be aware of this parasite. Child care workers who change diapers and healthcare workers are also at risk. The most common symptom of cryptosporidiosis is watery diarrhea. Other symptoms include: • Stomach cramps or pain • Dehydration • Nausea • Vomiting • Fever • Weight loss Some people with Crypto will have no symptoms at all. While the small intestine is the site most commonly affected, Crypto infections could possibly affect other areas of the digestive tract or the respiratory tract. These are just a few things to know about Cryptosporidium, to learn more about this or other environmental, health and safety, occupational or indoor environmental issues, please visit the websites shown on the video.
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rip https://twitter.com/zerononcense/status/1188187298652930049
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look you can't just say bcash you have to be a bit more specific
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Bulgakov posted:https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-lawmaking/china-passes-cryptography-law-as-gears-up-for-digital-currency-idUSKBN1X600Z?il=0 quote:Chinese President Xi Jinping said last week that the country should accelerate the development of blockchain technology as a core for innovation.
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phew, good thing we got another last chance to buy bitcoin under 10k, i was getting worried
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Boxturret posted:shame I mean I guess I could but Reddit moderation works like a Hollywood production callsheet where anyone who happens to be higher up on the callsheet can override your decisions
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Boxturret posted:look you can't just say bcash you have to be a bit more specific 
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"Blockchain technology" doesn't mean "cryptocurrency". Considering it's mentioned in context of industrial applications, I assume he's thinking of logistics management et al where Blockchain might be useful (like the stuff IBM is developing).
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Lambert posted:"Blockchain technology" doesn't mean "cryptocurrency". Considering it's mentioned in context of industrial applications, I assume he's thinking of logistics management et al where Blockchain might be useful (like the stuff IBM is developing). what is the useful part of the Blockchain stuff IBM is developing? plus the article does say china wants to launch its own cryptocurrency.
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CampingCarl posted:
It is a very useful tool for distributing value from corporations with more money than reason to consultants with more cunning than scruples. The perfect system, really.
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CampingCarl posted:
It's the only way to effectively put blocks on a chain.
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CampingCarl posted:
the bit where it’s just a database is pretty good
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Paladinus posted:It's the only way to effectively put blocks on a chain. have they tried brackets and screws?
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CampingCarl posted:
About as useful as anything else IBM is developing Interesting bit about the cryptocurrency: I read another article on this that didn't put it in that context, puts a different spin on things. But, I guess blockchain is useless for both applications, so good on Xi.
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Boxturret posted:have they tried brackets and screws? Gotta admit, the blockchain is good at screwing people over
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