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Topic: BISMUTH BUY/SELL (First Python Based Blockchain with Anonymizing Mixers) - page 5. (Read 26159 times)
August 01, 2017, 06:15:08 AM
August 01, 2017, 01:30:45 AM
Sell 0.3 Bismuth @ 0.000031. Escrow only.
July 31, 2017, 07:34:23 AM
WTB 3200 Sats @ 2 btc
July 31, 2017, 03:13:00 AM
WTB 3000 sat 1.1 btc. only escrow.
July 31, 2017, 12:39:21 AM
Ok. lol @ some points made. No one builds crypto in a new language to be cool. That happens with clones and the FUDders backing them up. At the end of the day most of these so called cryptos' prices are driven by pure speculation and FUD on a level unseen in even wallstreet. Again lol @ miner's prices dont matter. Tell that to other crypto miners and vendors. Anyway its a case of buyer and seller perception of the coin value. Nothing else matters.
July 30, 2017, 08:22:28 PM
@Islapdonkey: I get your point, and am mostly agree. I feel this project still has lot to do, to be considered seriously. Right now, as is, it is more of a "something with good prospects". As of innovation, it depends on what you consider to be innovation. Different way of doing things (even if they are similar to existing one) is an innovation in my eyes. Also simplicity is quite an important thing - keeping things in human-readable and easy to modify form. According to IEEE year 2017 research, Python is the most widespread programming in the world currently: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/these-10-programming-languages-have-dominated-development-in-2017/. That means - more developers can join and play.
Also I read somewhere (and liked a lot) Bismuth doesn't have the "input" combining thing, where you have to combine all the small input blocks and pay fees for that; it always got me nervous the way it works with Bitcoin. But this part could be way off, I cannot find now any reference to that...
Actually I am one of those who first tried to buy at low price like you (though a bit higher than yours), but got practically no offers (except for few very suspicious ones), and so I just started to mine.
Frankly speaking 15k is indeed ridiculous (as is 3k too), but I assume the right spot now is somewhere around 5-8k, where both miners and the buyer are getting good deal.
Also I read somewhere (and liked a lot) Bismuth doesn't have the "input" combining thing, where you have to combine all the small input blocks and pay fees for that; it always got me nervous the way it works with Bitcoin. But this part could be way off, I cannot find now any reference to that...
WTB 1 BTC worth bitmuth at 3400 sats
Actually I am one of those who first tried to buy at low price like you (though a bit higher than yours), but got practically no offers (except for few very suspicious ones), and so I just started to mine.
Frankly speaking 15k is indeed ridiculous (as is 3k too), but I assume the right spot now is somewhere around 5-8k, where both miners and the buyer are getting good deal.
July 30, 2017, 05:05:03 PM
The miner's price does not matter, what matters is what the market is willing to pay for it. You can have several exotic condoms made out of a leopard's skin, if no one is buying, you don't have much. The Python angle is cool, but it doesn't provide any innovation in the crypto space apart from the aforementioned. So, you can hug all your coins while you wait on a possible exchange or make a sale with an actual buyer. My two cents
Well, not exactly. Bold letters don't make it true. High miner's price means many people are interested in getting those coins, thus the diff increases.
Miners are in fact people like you and me, they just buy coins "off the chain", instead of market. The only reason they mine it instead of buying - is the cheaper price of mining (in return to the effort miners make). If the market price is cheaper than mining price, then those miners will just buy coins from the market instead.
The leopard condom example doesn't work here, because you already own those condoms, and you don't pay again for having more, while miners are still mining the coin. We are talking of current miners price, take this into account.
As for innovation, there are some, but I'll leave it to others to address if they wish.
I will cease from using the bold letter then
Anyway, i wholly agree with you with regards to the miner's stance. however, i would like to place emphasis on a word you used and that is market. there is none for this coin at the moment. The whole price differentiation is due to to speculation created by few. there hasn't been been a speculative price generated by the mass for this coin, so yeah i do understand that the mining difficultly increased but we can attribute it to a growth or just as well attribute it to fomo. which is not an indication of the true value. As for the innovation you aforementioned, am actually intrigued to learn more about it. i have nothing but but ove for this coin, i have read through the bitcointalk thread and am active on slack, so i only wish nothing but success for the coin. Am just trying to curtail some of the overhype and keep our senses based on reality.Miners difficulty does not matter , Bismuth has inflationary supply . Plus nothing new only much hype .
Miners need to match the demand .
Lol. No miner will match demand. See that your funny buy order is not filling. Noone is selling bismuth under 15k sat and you are still spamming and fudding this thread with bullshit buy orders.
You should match miners' demand.
Good bye
July 30, 2017, 04:26:56 PM
The miner's price does not matter, what matters is what the market is willing to pay for it. You can have several exotic condoms made out of a leopard's skin, if no one is buying, you don't have much. The Python angle is cool, but it doesn't provide any innovation in the crypto space apart from the aforementioned. So, you can hug all your coins while you wait on a possible exchange or make a sale with an actual buyer. My two cents
Well, not exactly. Bold letters don't make it true. High miner's price means many people are interested in getting those coins, thus the diff increases.
Miners are in fact people like you and me, they just buy coins "off the chain", instead of market. The only reason they mine it instead of buying - is the cheaper price of mining (in return to the effort miners make). If the market price is cheaper than mining price, then those miners will just buy coins from the market instead.
The leopard condom example doesn't work here, because you already own those condoms, and you don't pay again for having more, while miners are still mining the coin. We are talking of current miners price, take this into account.
As for innovation, there are some, but I'll leave it to others to address if they wish.
I will cease from using the bold letter then
Anyway, i wholly agree with you with regards to the miner's stance. however, i would like to place emphasis on a word you used and that is market. there is none for this coin at the moment. The whole price differentiation is due to to speculation created by few. there hasn't been been a speculative price generated by the mass for this coin, so yeah i do understand that the mining difficultly increased but we can attribute it to a growth or just as well attribute it to fomo. which is not an indication of the true value. As for the innovation you aforementioned, am actually intrigued to learn more about it. i have nothing but but ove for this coin, i have read through the bitcointalk thread and am active on slack, so i only wish nothing but success for the coin. Am just trying to curtail some of the overhype and keep our senses based on reality.Miners difficulty does not matter , Bismuth has inflationary supply . Plus nothing new only much hype .
Miners need to match the demand .
July 30, 2017, 04:25:35 PM
WTB 1 BTC worth bitmuth at 3400 sats
July 30, 2017, 12:55:07 PM
The miner's price does not matter, what matters is what the market is willing to pay for it. You can have several exotic condoms made out of a leopard's skin, if no one is buying, you don't have much. The Python angle is cool, but it doesn't provide any innovation in the crypto space apart from the aforementioned. So, you can hug all your coins while you wait on a possible exchange or make a sale with an actual buyer. My two cents
Well, not exactly. Bold letters don't make it true. High miner's price means many people are interested in getting those coins, thus the diff increases.
Miners are in fact people like you and me, they just buy coins "off the chain", instead of market. The only reason they mine it instead of buying - is the cheaper price of mining (in return to the effort miners make). If the market price is cheaper than mining price, then those miners will just buy coins from the market instead.
The leopard condom example doesn't work here, because you already own those condoms, and you don't pay again for having more, while miners are still mining the coin. We are talking of current miners price, take this into account.
As for innovation, there are some, but I'll leave it to others to address if they wish.
I will cease from using the bold letter then
Anyway, i wholly agree with you with regards to the miner's stance. however, i would like to place emphasis on a word you used and that is market. there is none for this coin at the moment. The whole price differentiation is due to to speculation created by few. there hasn't been been a speculative price generated by the mass for this coin, so yeah i do understand that the mining difficultly increased but we can attribute it to a growth or just as well attribute it to fomo. which is not an indication of the true value. As for the innovation you aforementioned, am actually intrigued to learn more about it. i have nothing but but ove for this coin, i have read through the bitcointalk thread and am active on slack, so i only wish nothing but success for the coin. Am just trying to curtail some of the overhype and keep our senses based on reality. July 30, 2017, 11:36:57 AM
The miner's price does not matter, what matters is what the market is willing to pay for it. You can have several exotic condoms made out of a leopard's skin, if no one is buying, you don't have much. The Python angle is cool, but it doesn't provide any innovation in the crypto space apart from the aforementioned. So, you can hug all your coins while you wait on a possible exchange or make a sale with an actual buyer. My two cents
July 30, 2017, 10:35:00 AM
WTS 6k bismuth for 1 btc. Escrow must. Pm me if you are interested.
July 30, 2017, 10:32:59 AM
WTB 50,000 BISMUTH @5000 Sats
July 29, 2017, 10:58:28 PM
Sell 10000 for 1.5 BTC
July 29, 2017, 09:59:33 PM
With price 2k satoshi the Bismuth marketcap is about 70 BTC - 190k $.
July 29, 2017, 04:46:40 PM
I am willing to buy 10 BTC worth Bismuth at 1 sat !!!
@last three posters:
seriously, folks, do you think miners are spenidng their time and efforts just to sell to you lazy guys 2x cheaper than they spend for mining?
@last three posters:
seriously, folks, do you think miners are spenidng their time and efforts just to sell to you lazy guys 2x cheaper than they spend for mining?
July 29, 2017, 04:05:26 PM
WTB 2 BTC Worth Bismuth for 1900 Sats
July 29, 2017, 04:00:23 PM
I am willing to buy at 1000 sats
July 29, 2017, 03:59:18 PM
WTB @2000 SATS BISMUTH
July 29, 2017, 03:42:02 PM
Lol these prices are ridicolous while mining cost of 1 bismuth is over 0.00015. I am sorry you will not find a serious seller from these prices.
I am willing to sell 5500 bismuth for 1 btc. (Price is nearly 0.00018 per bismuth)
I am willing to sell 5500 bismuth for 1 btc. (Price is nearly 0.00018 per bismuth)
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