is there 1 working dapp i can check out?
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Topic: ETH price soaring. Are you going to move some BTC into ETH? - page 93. (Read 198796 times)
is there 1 working dapp i can check out?
ETH keeps on achieving new hights. It seems 0.02 is very possible, especially when Homestead is going to be release soon.
Lol at people afraid of making money. The bubble may pop and you can lose some satoshis, but you will definitely kill yourself if you ever download a dapp from your car or run your own bank at your home.
I looked into the wallet last night... the legal jumbo spooked me and I decided against it.
Please change my mind lol.
Please change my mind lol.
Its basically in alpha (Frontier) phase right now, going to beta (Homestead) phase on 3/14. They wanted to put up scary disclaimers for the Frontier phase in case something bad happened, but there were zero security/stability issues post launch which was July 30, 2015. The scary disclaimers are being taken down with the Homestead release, but it turns out they weren't necessary anyway.
I looked into the wallet last night... the legal jumbo spooked me and I decided against it.
Please change my mind lol.
Please change my mind lol.
Buy some ETH you pussy
I looked into the wallet last night... the legal jumbo spooked me and I decided against it.
Please change my mind lol.
Please change my mind lol.
I've sold all my ETH when they reached 0.015 BTC. I feel bad about it now that they're over 0.017, but frankly I feel safe. I don't like it when I'm in front of something I don't understand. There's just no reason why ETH is gaining so much value so fast. Can anyone explain what's going on? The market is irrational. Hey, the quicker the rise, the quicker the fall.
You clearly have not put much effort in to researching what Ethereum is and who is behind it.
I've sold all my ETH when they reached 0.015 BTC. I feel bad about it now that they're over 0.017, but frankly I feel safe. I don't like it when I'm in front of something I don't understand. There's just no reason why ETH is gaining so much value so fast. Can anyone explain what's going on? The market is irrational. Hey, the quicker the rise, the quicker the fall.
I've been doing the opposite. Mining ETH and converting to BTC. Whoever is pumping this is bringing back the days of profitable GPU mining for BTC.
How is it profitable if you are converting to BTC and the rate ETH/BTC went from 0.002 to 0.017 just this year? You actually lost a massive amount.
He's just trying to put a pro bitcoin spin on something.
If you aren't hodling ETH now you are gonna regret it.
I've been doing the opposite. Mining ETH and converting to BTC. Whoever is pumping this is bringing back the days of profitable GPU mining for BTC.
How is it profitable if you are converting to BTC and the rate ETH/BTC went from 0.002 to 0.017 just this year? You actually lost a massive amount.
I've been doing the opposite. Mining ETH and converting to BTC. Whoever is pumping this is bringing back the days of profitable GPU mining for BTC.
I am very tempted to try to ride this bubble, even though I know it is dangerous.
It could easily fall 70% in the next day or 2, but the price could also double.
I am not usually one for trying to turn a quick trade, but I might give it a go here..
It could easily fall 70% in the next day or 2, but the price could also double.
I am not usually one for trying to turn a quick trade, but I might give it a go here..
It feels like ETH is a hedge against BTC right now. When BTC has bad news, money rotates into ETH, then as it subsides, money rotates back out. This is what pushed the last big spike, and it seems like this started again today after the BTC network hit capacity.
This is atypical of most alt coins where the more "successful" ones rode on the BTC coattails. Ethereum is running as a counter.
Long term, I don't think it matters so much. Ethereum will live and die by the usefullness of the DApps on its network. That is what the long term hloders like me are betting on.
Short term, these swings are being driven by BTC drama. If BTC were to completely drop the ball, this would have a significant impact on Ethereum, but I don't think that is very likely. They will get their shit together eventually even if they have to shoot themselves in the foot a couple times first. Even so though, the money rotating in and out of Ethereum is providing good liquidity and driving a lot of new exposure.
This is atypical of most alt coins where the more "successful" ones rode on the BTC coattails. Ethereum is running as a counter.
Long term, I don't think it matters so much. Ethereum will live and die by the usefullness of the DApps on its network. That is what the long term hloders like me are betting on.
Short term, these swings are being driven by BTC drama. If BTC were to completely drop the ball, this would have a significant impact on Ethereum, but I don't think that is very likely. They will get their shit together eventually even if they have to shoot themselves in the foot a couple times first. Even so though, the money rotating in and out of Ethereum is providing good liquidity and driving a lot of new exposure.
I think both we as Bitcoiners and the developers are starting to realize that Bitcoin will never be a proper payment system that will get adopted massively. But that doesn't mean it won't have success as a storage of wealth for many people. It's definitely something very special to have digital money stored without middle men and it has proven it works. The problem is that it just can't handle real life transactions like credit cards for example. And don't get me started on usability, it's a complete hassle to get, use and sell, what's the point? But as digital gold it's amazing and could have a very bright future.
ETH on the other hand is doing its first steps with a clean name (this is not minor, BTC is tainted for many big players) and nods from big companies. The sky is truly the limit but as with everything new one should be cautious since there will be a lot of setbacks.
It feels like ETH is a hedge against BTC right now. When BTC has bad news, money rotates into ETH, then as it subsides, money rotates back out. This is what pushed the last big spike, and it seems like this started again today after the BTC network hit capacity.
This is atypical of most alt coins where the more "successful" ones rode on the BTC coattails. Ethereum is running as a counter.
Long term, I don't think it matters so much. Ethereum will live and die by the usefullness of the DApps on its network. That is what the long term hloders like me are betting on.
Short term, these swings are being driven by BTC drama. If BTC were to completely drop the ball, this would have a significant impact on Ethereum, but I don't think that is very likely. They will get their shit together eventually even if they have to shoot themselves in the foot a couple times first. Even so though, the money rotating in and out of Ethereum is providing good liquidity and driving a lot of new exposure.
This is atypical of most alt coins where the more "successful" ones rode on the BTC coattails. Ethereum is running as a counter.
Long term, I don't think it matters so much. Ethereum will live and die by the usefullness of the DApps on its network. That is what the long term hloders like me are betting on.
Short term, these swings are being driven by BTC drama. If BTC were to completely drop the ball, this would have a significant impact on Ethereum, but I don't think that is very likely. They will get their shit together eventually even if they have to shoot themselves in the foot a couple times first. Even so though, the money rotating in and out of Ethereum is providing good liquidity and driving a lot of new exposure.
I'm still here, remember me? I got in and hold below 90k...while many said it was the worst bubble ever and were FUDing all they could. There's still time to get in, ETH hasn't even hit mainstream news yet. It will hit 0.02 sooner or later and it will continue to go up (not without some bumps in the road of course as we already saw). Even BTC hasn't hit mainstream for that matter but that's another story.
Oh, this is a bubble, and it'll come crashing back down eventually just like Bitcoin's frothy adventures. But for now, enjoy the sun of the highlands.
Don't worry, I'm old enough to not be too naive, this can all crash down in the next days or weeks but I already made some money if that was the case. It can also go $30 before it drops too. For me it could be a bubble but it's based on real interest. There's true interest in Ethereum and anyone can see that if you research it. How much exactly is it worth? Well we don't know, we don't even know if Bitcoin is cheap right now or it is in some sort of bubble already.
Ive got to say im a bit gutted i never bought in at the lower prices but that was never going to happen anyway. the price its at now it hard to see it going much higher so i cant really see many more people buying in. you never know, i could be wrong but i ceetainly wont be buying in at current prices just to get dumped on.
Dude, are you aware that this is the same exact quotes I've been fed when I got in at 80-90k? I know many people bought ETH at 20k but that doesn't make mine "expensive" now doesn't it? I do agree we don't know how high this is going to go, but a similar scenario could've taken place when BTC was around $20-30 or more, no way people bought BTC at $100 you would say. Well they did and now it's 4 times that price. I remind you that Bitcoin never actually got adopted, there are very few bitcoiners still, if it was massively distributed the price would be close to 10k or more...
Ethereum has that huge potential if it actually gets used by companies and dapps are developed. I'm not saying that an Ether will cost $100, $1000 or more, but if it really becomes a new standard for companies, banks, institutions and app developers, then 72 millions of Ethers is absolutely nothing.
Yet you are advertising the LISK scam in your sig. Anything for a bit of small change right?
I don't know much about LISK, but I don't understand the scam accusations really. Yes I do signature campaigns and I say it very proudly, I was doing $100 a month with my last one but it's paused now. I'm from a third world country and that's a lot, especially if you want to invest long term in Bitcoin and Ethereum for example, it can be worth even more in the next months, so don't judge.
Please tell me more about what you know about Lisk, hope you are not fudding, I'll definitely remove it if that's the case, I'm serious.
I'm still here, remember me? I got in and hold below 90k...while many said it was the worst bubble ever and were FUDing all they could. There's still time to get in, ETH hasn't even hit mainstream news yet. It will hit 0.02 sooner or later and it will continue to go up (not without some bumps in the road of course as we already saw). Even BTC hasn't hit mainstream for that matter but that's another story.
Oh, this is a bubble, and it'll come crashing back down eventually just like Bitcoin's frothy adventures. But for now, enjoy the sun of the highlands.
Ive got to say im a bit gutted i never bought in at the lower prices but that was never going to happen anyway. the price its at now it hard to see it going much higher so i cant really see many more people buying in. you never know, i could be wrong but i ceetainly wont be buying in at current prices just to get dumped on.
Dude, are you aware that this is the same exact quotes I've been fed when I got in at 80-90k? I know many people bought ETH at 20k but that doesn't make mine "expensive" now doesn't it? I do agree we don't know how high this is going to go, but a similar scenario could've taken place when BTC was around $20-30 or more, no way people bought BTC at $100 you would say. Well they did and now it's 4 times that price. I remind you that Bitcoin never actually got adopted, there are very few bitcoiners still, if it was massively distributed the price would be close to 10k or more...
Ethereum has that huge potential if it actually gets used by companies and dapps are developed. I'm not saying that an Ether will cost $100, $1000 or more, but if it really becomes a new standard for companies, banks, institutions and app developers, then 72 millions of Ethers is absolutely nothing.
Yet you are advertising the LISK scam in your sig. Anything for a bit of small change right?
Ive got to say im a bit gutted i never bought in at the lower prices but that was never going to happen anyway. the price its at now it hard to see it going much higher so i cant really see many more people buying in. you never know, i could be wrong but i ceetainly wont be buying in at current prices just to get dumped on.
Dude, are you aware that this is the same exact quotes I've been fed when I got in at 80-90k? I know many people bought ETH at 20k but that doesn't make mine "expensive" now doesn't it? I do agree we don't know how high this is going to go, but a similar scenario could've taken place when BTC was around $20-30 or more, no way people bought BTC at $100 you would say. Well they did and now it's 4 times that price. I remind you that Bitcoin never actually got adopted, there are very few bitcoiners still, if it was massively distributed the price would be close to 10k or more...
Ethereum has that huge potential if it actually gets used by companies and dapps are developed. I'm not saying that an Ether will cost $100, $1000 or more, but if it really becomes a new standard for companies, banks, institutions and app developers, then 72 millions of Ethers is absolutely nothing.
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