Crypto Hodlers

a reply to: Middleoftheroad

Exactly - got em cheap- because they will moon!
Just a waiting game

a reply to: tinker9917

I'm planning on jumping into mining in a totally unique way. I've got a deposit on one of these, they're supposed to start delivery in early 2023 -

WORLD'S FIRST ELECTRIC CAR TO MINE CRYPTOCURRENCY

They just finished a livestream demo where the car mined about $300 worth of Bitcoin in 1 month. If it works out great, - if it goes bust, oh well I've lost a hundred bucks.

a reply to: underpass61

Awesome! I'm gonna check this out.

Thanks!

a reply to: SuicideKing33

Cardano for the long term investment.

Took profits, still sitting fairly well.

Invested in some propulsion technology.....
Stocked the pantry and the wood pile.

Good times. Many more to come

originally posted by: Macenroe82
a reply to: SuicideKing33

Hell yeah dude.

Even my Doge coin is getting back on track.

I bought another paycheck worth of BTC when it was at 30k
Im really happy to see Cardano moving back up.
Ive been staking ADA for 2 years now while adding to my bags $100 or so at a time.
Its paying off nicely.

Now...if my crap coins can get back on track.
Would love to see some upward movement from my stack of safemoon.

What do you hear on the plan for safemoon gaining value? I don't know if it's all about exhausting all the stock, or some other factor. But it is worth the speculation I feel like, if for nothing other than the chance to win a lottery with a bunch of other folks.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Big difference between the digital currencies being proposed by central banks and cryptocurrency. www.bbva.com...

The ECB is proceeding with caution and it is believed that the first studies and tests could be carried out in mid-2021. One possibility is putting into practice formulas based on blockchain technology, the same one used by cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether. This would allow Europe to have tools that allow for greater transparency and monitoring of information, transactions and movements carried out, according to the BBVA Research report 'Digital currencies issued by central banks: features, options, pros and cons.'

These central bank digital currencies are just a way to track transactions that can't currently be tracked with paper money.

a reply to: network dude

I think there will be a big increase once the launch date for the wallet is announced.
It will increase a good chunk, then like always on release day it will drop in price - buy the roomer, sell the news.
Then the next big run up for them will be the Exchange Launch.
So 2 large catalysts in the works - wallet and exchange.
The exchange will be the big thing though because you will earn reflections of any coin your holding, the same way you do with safemoon right now.
Example:
You have some Bitcoin. You hold it on their exchange. You will earn Bitcoin every time there’s a purchase or sale.
Same goes for any other coins you hold on the exchange. You will get reflections for everything your holding.

It will be the first of its kind exchange.

a reply to: Macenroe82

Regulation is going to freeze or shut down some of the exchanges, I hope their system is deemed compliant. Also, if you haven't taken your coins off the exchanges I would do it ASAP just to be safe. If an exchange gets investigated or shut down who knows if you will be able to access your stuff. A hardware wallet is a must.

a reply to: Mark08
I made 10 off it. So there’s that.

a reply to: Mark08
I made 10 off it. So there’s that.

Really?? What is this rise all about?? Did china say bitcoin was fine again and then we wait for another fall off of a cliff. I have made a few bucks and hold a little xrp to see what happens, but for real everyone, crypto is a crap shoot at best anymore

originally posted by: Chalcedony
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Big difference between the digital currencies being proposed by central banks and cryptocurrency. www.bbva.com...

The ECB is proceeding with caution and it is believed that the first studies and tests could be carried out in mid-2021. One possibility is putting into practice formulas based on blockchain technology, the same one used by cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether. This would allow Europe to have tools that allow for greater transparency and monitoring of information, transactions and movements carried out, according to the BBVA Research report 'Digital currencies issued by central banks: features, options, pros and cons.'

These central bank digital currencies are just a way to track transactions that can't currently be tracked with paper money.

This is why I own XRP.

It's designed specifically to be a cross border settlement coin.

People don't understand that money has been digital for years. Blockchain just gives it power.

I don't know why I continue to post in crypto threads. The folks I talk to outside ATS are going to think I'm a liar, because I tell them I don't talk crypto anymore and here I am doing it. My only defense is that I love crypto. I can't stop myself. I'm a pathological crypto enthusiast. It's not my fault that I want to make people rich. The people going into crypto will be hanging out on my boat in 5 years, somewhere very far from the COVID crap.

I love my degenerate crypto friends, even if I don't talk to them much. We are going to rule the world in five years.

a reply to: underpass61
I love the idea that the carbon neutral electric car crowd is going to further contradict themselves by mining crypto. I approve.

originally posted by: Chalcedony
Big difference between the digital currencies being proposed by central banks and cryptocurrency. www.bbva.com...

It's step one into the regulation and taxation that will follow.

a reply to: underpass61

I keep the bulk of my coins on a hardwallet.
But I also keep some on the exchange.
Those are my "play" coins.
I use those for selling at the top. Waiting it out a bit then rebuying in during the lows.

Dont be afraid to take some profits.

I expect a big retrace before the boom

originally posted by: Ksihkehe

originally posted by: Chalcedony
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Big difference between the digital currencies being proposed by central banks and cryptocurrency. www.bbva.com...

The ECB is proceeding with caution and it is believed that the first studies and tests could be carried out in mid-2021. One possibility is putting into practice formulas based on blockchain technology, the same one used by cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether. This would allow Europe to have tools that allow for greater transparency and monitoring of information, transactions and movements carried out, according to the BBVA Research report 'Digital currencies issued by central banks: features, options, pros and cons.'

These central bank digital currencies are just a way to track transactions that can't currently be tracked with paper money.

a reply to: underpass61
I love the idea that the carbon neutral electric car crowd is going to further contradict themselves by mining crypto. I approve.

I think that the mining is supposed to be done when the car is idle using the roof-mounted solar panels, so I guess that makes it green? I don't own any BTC or other proof of work coins at the moment, I just thought it would be interesting to see if you could actually put your car to work to help pay for itself.

It's not my fault that I want to make people rich. The people going into crypto will be hanging out on my boat in 5 years, somewhere very far from the COVID crap

Five years from now, post your destination and me and the rest of the XRP Army will meet you there

Still HODLing.

BTC and ADA are where my dreams are.