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December 12, 2017, 02:20:44 PM
#47
Hey girl, I for one am proud of girl gone crypto,. yep
Esp getting into alts, at a time when most noobs didn't even know what shitcoins were yet,. so smart!

Let the big boys talk tech,. you girls do you,. girls in the crypto space..
Update video you seem so happy amazing smile.

NEW ATH!! 20k BTC / 1K LTC
here we come forget eth haters.. top 10,20,50,100
best #HODL
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July 06, 2017, 01:23:20 PM
#46
I love that this guy is trolling in the Youtube comments but no one seems to understand.
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I wasnt sure about Ethereum, but you seem bullish on it. I dont have a huge amount to invest, but there is my son's college fund, so I might dip in to that. The way I see it, if this thing is half as good as you say it is, I can afford to send him where ever he likes. Thanks for the tip, very enjoyable video.

I don't think this video convinced anyone to buy Ethereum. Why not you say?! Does she understand anything about Ethereum? Not even slightly. But then why did she buy it? Oh because she was curious  Roll Eyes. What was she curious about? What did she learn about Ethereum? Nothing. Great. That is why it's in such a huge bubble.

When Ethereum crashes these morons are going to be all annoyed at their friend, that friend is going to be annoyed at their other friend and so on. Does anyone even know what it's good for? Oh, you can pump out ICOs like nobody's business on the ETH network. Great. Now that the market is saturated in ICOs people are just trying to make a quick flip and they aren't working out. I won't be buying ETH ever again to invest in an ICO. I never wanted to touch it so I don't know why I did.

Wow last week every single altcoin was red. When Bitcoin and ETH drop it's like the world is ending and everyone sells all of thier alts at the same time.
I also watched the last week of falling altcoin, but there was also growth. Today, and next weekend I expect the same excitement. If this is the case, then I will allow myself to buy some coins. Basically it seems to me that this is not very much dependent on the etherium and Bitcoin.
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July 06, 2017, 01:15:06 PM
#45
I love that this guy is trolling in the Youtube comments but no one seems to understand.
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I wasnt sure about Ethereum, but you seem bullish on it. I dont have a huge amount to invest, but there is my son's college fund, so I might dip in to that. The way I see it, if this thing is half as good as you say it is, I can afford to send him where ever he likes. Thanks for the tip, very enjoyable video.

I don't think this video convinced anyone to buy Ethereum. Why not you say?! Does she understand anything about Ethereum? Not even slightly. But then why did she buy it? Oh because she was curious  Roll Eyes. What was she curious about? What did she learn about Ethereum? Nothing. Great. That is why it's in such a huge bubble.

When Ethereum crashes these morons are going to be all annoyed at their friend, that friend is going to be annoyed at their other friend and so on. Does anyone even know what it's good for? Oh, you can pump out ICOs like nobody's business on the ETH network. Great. Now that the market is saturated in ICOs people are just trying to make a quick flip and they aren't working out. I won't be buying ETH ever again to invest in an ICO. I never wanted to touch it so I don't know why I did.

Wow last week every single altcoin was red. When Bitcoin and ETH drop it's like the world is ending and everyone sells all of thier alts at the same time.
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July 05, 2017, 05:29:14 AM
#44
ETH can run Bitcoin inside it, ETH compares to Bitcoin like a supermarket compares to milk.
It can not. Bailout coin != digital gold.

Centralized? Why? Ripple is centralized.
Then go use Ripple. It's cheaper than mETH. Roll Eyes

Watched it thinking it couldn't be all that bad. It was actually far worse than I thought.

Couple this with quite a few articles about crypto currencies, and more specifically Ethereum, and it becomes obvious that we have oficially entered the "public awareness" phase. Doesn't mean a crash is inminent, in fact, the whole thing could and should go even higher still, but the meltdown is now much closer.
Someone also introduced her to the mETH hype and gave her some kool-aid. She seems to be a bit calmer after the initial negative backlash from the community.
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July 05, 2017, 05:20:10 AM
#43
Watched it thinking it couldn't be all that bad. It was actually far worse than I thought.

Couple this with quite a few articles about crypto currencies, and more specifically Ethereum, and it becomes obvious that we have oficially entered the "public awareness" phase. Doesn't mean a crash is inminent, in fact, the whole thing could and should go even higher still, but the meltdown is now much closer.
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May 03, 2017, 06:23:00 PM
#42
ETH can run Bitcoin inside it, ETH compares to Bitcoin like a supermarket compares to milk.

Centralized? Why? Ripple is centralized.

Centralized to me is, if a court order can be sent to an address to shut down the technology.  Undecided
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May 03, 2017, 05:10:21 PM
#41
The story in the video is the sad reality, people just don't understand Firstly what a crypto currency is, then they prefer to take information from those who absolutely have no idea about it and they make rash decisions.
It is irrational, funded by ignorance and greed. Those are the potential reasons for one to invest in centralized, corporation coins instead of fighting for decentralizing the financial network (for various reasons).

So coming to onecoin-much-scam I had advised people I know not to take, but their so called financial guy said it was safe and what happenes next we all know, arrest,scam and that's why I have always made it a point to tell people to come to this forum read and understand before making any stupid decisions, but fools will remain fools, can't help it.
Onecoin is similar to Jehovah witnesses. A lot of people involved directly or indirectly with it were defending it. The difference between Onecoin and ETH or DASH is that in the case of the latter, the "promises" are more realistic and an actual blockchain exists.

Ethcoin is crap, Butterin said himself that it was created to shake down sheeple...
He literally said, and I paraphrase (as I don't have the actual quote at hand): "I'd rather have consensus failures every year than constant bickering.".

I've got to be honest when I saw price increases I was intrigued. So like any investment I started doing some research. After about 5 minutes I realized that I would never be investing in a centralized currency. Why wouldn't I just keep Canadian dollars that are controlled by a government I can vote for rather than some developer from where ever that can change anything he wants at any point. That sounds awful. Smart contracts are a good idea, but he didn't get it right.
Altcoins are lucrative to speculate and trade in order to attain more Bitcoin. However, if you start "shilling" for them like a "fanboy", then you have been enveloped by greed.
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May 02, 2017, 12:22:27 PM
#40
You can't be in Bitcoin for the right reasons and love ETH at the same time. They are mutually exclusive (one is decentralized, the other is a centralized bail-out coin). ETH pump campaigns have been going on for a while in the Bitcoin subreddits (i.e. SPAM being sent to a lot of users).

I've got to be honest when I saw price increases I was intrigued. So like any investment I started doing some research. After about 5 minutes I realized that I would never be investing in a centralized currency. Why wouldn't I just keep Canadian dollars that are controlled by a government I can vote for rather than some developer from where ever that can change anything he wants at any point. That sounds awful. Smart contracts are a good idea, but he didn't get it right.
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May 02, 2017, 10:32:17 AM
#39
Ethcoin is crap, Butterin said himself that it was created to shake down sheeple...
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May 02, 2017, 10:00:37 AM
#38
The moment you see banks showing a interest in some Alt coins, then you should avoid it like a plague. I bought some Ripple in the beginning,

until they aggressively started promoting it by pushing people to link their social media "to get some free coins" and then I realized why it was a

bad idea. The funny thing is when these Alt coins will come down hard and the shills and trolls start crawling back into the Ass cracks they came

from.  Wink

as a cryptocurrency and as a project in blockchain technology field you are 100% correct. but these coins are not coins they are short term investments. the advertisement calls them as real things because that is how you get people to invest their money in it, if you say we are just pump and dumping it nobody would come near them.

but people need to understand the game. pull the curtains aside and see behind them. then when you saw past all the deceit you can make a lot of money and laugh at the pumpers whom you dumped on not the other way around.

The same goes for technologies that are marketed as "Blockchain based" ..... In the early days, people saw labels like, "Intel inside" and they

associated it with quality, but some of the Intel chips was clunky and had "heat" issues.... so a label means nothing and more so with these

private ledgers that are labelled as "Blockchain based" .... They riding the "Blockchain" hype... but their implementation is "centralized" and a

cheap imitation of the original Bitcoin. Avoid them at all cost...  Wink
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May 02, 2017, 08:34:32 AM
#37
This video came across my attention and seems to be decent enough for sharing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUVTb8-i93s

This video both mentions Bitcoin & alts, more specifically the current nonsensical altcoin bubble that we are in. If you're around here, show yourself. There are lessons to be learned and Reddit is most certainly one of the worst ways of learning from.

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"It went from 12 to 60 dollars. That's why I love it, that's why I believe in it, that's why I tell all my friends about it. If you want to make money invest in Ethereum"
A classic example of what one hears about [insertAnyAltcoin]. In the case of ETH, this is the only reason for touching it (remember when it was about the DAO & dapps, now it's provably fair gambling, et. al.?). Most of the alts are both trying to create problems and offer solutions for them.


The story in the video is the sad reality, people just don't understand Firstly what a crypto currency is, then they prefer to take information from those who absolutely have no idea about it and they make rash decisions. A classic example is one coin, since I have never believed in alts and I don't care how much high they go, they will never be what Bitcoin is to me. So coming to onecoin-much-scam I had advised people I know not to take, but their so called financial guy said it was safe and what happenes next we all know, arrest,scam and that's why I have always made it a point to tell people to come to this forum read and understand before making any stupid decisions, but fools will remain fools, can't help it.
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May 02, 2017, 04:31:48 AM
#36
Do you really think that the market is not moving according to favorable sentiments rather than substance.There is are no professional traders here ,the market always swings according to the good mood it creates because of the positive news else where and it reacts badly with the negative news and it wont change soon.It all happens when some techies holds a large amount of coins worth millions . Tongue
The market around Bitcoin and especially around altcoins is not regulated enough. Whilst some will argue about the benefits of this, it is clear that it also comes with certain negatives. One of which is stability (as I'd expect more of it were there more "professional traders" in the game).

Taking a loan to speculate is insanity, credit cards are for emergencies, that's my POV.
Investing with loans into something that is known to be far volatile than traditional currencies is something that only an idiot can do. This is also a perfect example of the real reasons behind the price rise in the altcoins, i.e. pure speculation. In this example, that person did not buy [X] altcoin because he believes in any or it (or cares about the initial idea behind cryptocurrency). He bought solely because he thinks/hopes that the price will increase.

I keep getting emails from certain blogs about bitcoins that keep saying how much they love Ethereum.
You can't be in Bitcoin for the right reasons and love ETH at the same time. They are mutually exclusive (one is decentralized, the other is a centralized bail-out coin). ETH pump campaigns have been going on for a while in the Bitcoin subreddits (i.e. SPAM being sent to a lot of users).
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May 02, 2017, 03:40:47 AM
#35
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/68ke0l/eth_daily_discussion_01may2017/dgzdfio/

buying eth with a credit card loan. does that remind you of a certain time in bitcoin's history? and many people remember what happened afterwards.

Taking a loan to speculate is insanity, credit cards are for emergencies, that's my POV.
This doesn't imply that they can't get it right one time and make a profit because the crypto bull market is progressing.
There is a very good reason bull markets are called climbing a wall of worry, you're worried this is a bubble and you're hesitant to buy into it, these are emotions of any bull market. Since we are in uncharted waters with these world changing technologies, we don't know where this is going to end. Thanks for the warning but people are going to do what they always do, including taking loans to gamble.
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May 01, 2017, 03:44:51 PM
#34
i really can't believe professional traders would be stupid enough to fall for that hopium. then again maybe the small fry are and the traders are feeding off them.
i think it's more like the US marshal auctions. it can only have that market effect once.
Do you really think that the market is not moving according to favorable sentiments rather than substance.There is are no professional traders here ,the market always swings according to the good mood it creates because of the positive news else where and it reacts badly with the negative news and it wont change soon.It all happens when some techies holds a large amount of coins worth millions . Tongue
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May 01, 2017, 10:01:29 AM
#33
The moment you see banks showing a interest in some Alt coins, then you should avoid it like a plague. I bought some Ripple in the beginning,

until they aggressively started promoting it by pushing people to link their social media "to get some free coins" and then I realized why it was a

bad idea. The funny thing is when these Alt coins will come down hard and the shills and trolls start crawling back into the Ass cracks they came

from.  Wink

as a cryptocurrency and as a project in blockchain technology field you are 100% correct. but these coins are not coins they are short term investments. the advertisement calls them as real things because that is how you get people to invest their money in it, if you say we are just pump and dumping it nobody would come near them.

but people need to understand the game. pull the curtains aside and see behind them. then when you saw past all the deceit you can make a lot of money and laugh at the pumpers whom you dumped on not the other way around.
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May 01, 2017, 10:00:34 AM
#32
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/68ke0l/eth_daily_discussion_01may2017/dgzdfio/

buying eth with a credit card loan. does that remind you of a certain time in bitcoin's history? and many people remember what happened afterwards.


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May 01, 2017, 09:57:16 AM
#31

Of course I should call them out. People who are investing in [X] or promoting [X] solely or primarily because it has made them money are greedy idiots. They don't care about any fundamentals that crypto was built upon.

I keep getting emails from certain blogs about bitcoins that keep saying how much they love Ethereum. That's wonderful. I don't. That's why I was added to a mailing list for a blog about bitcoins. If you are deviating to only talking about alts then I'm really not interested. Some have potential but I'm not invested in any of them. I do a little altcoin trading here and there to take advantage of wild swings but I would never hold 95% of alts. Ethereum is one of them. I don't agree with any of the fundamentals of Ethereum. Saying it's great because you've earned a lot doesn't mean it's going to be useful in the future (or now).

A lot of banks are in on Ripple. Again, another alt I'll never touch. I don't want a centralized currency, that's why I went with bitcoins. Why wouldn't I just use fiat and I wanted someone to be in complete control of my money?



*pop*

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May 01, 2017, 09:49:27 AM
#30
The moment you see banks showing a interest in some Alt coins, then you should avoid it like a plague. I bought some Ripple in the beginning,

until they aggressively started promoting it by pushing people to link their social media "to get some free coins" and then I realized why it was a

bad idea. The funny thing is when these Alt coins will come down hard and the shills and trolls start crawling back into the Ass cracks they came

from.  Wink
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May 01, 2017, 09:07:55 AM
#29
World changing technologies all together priced at 15 billion dollars, which is a valuation of one big (not the biggest) corporation, is ringing alarm bells?

when the non bitcoin portion goes up several hundred per cent in a month or two, yep. and when the bitcoin price rises when certain exchanges are in turmoil. it's never been easy to tell what bitfinex is doing, even less so now.

barely no one is using bitcoin still, let alone anything else.

If bitcoins value is increasing and even bitfinex will close down it is still okay since bitcoin can survive without bitfinex. The bitcoin market is going strong and it will climb and overcome all challenges that the network is experiencing. So to say that no one barely is using bitcoin is a false concept. Just look at Japan as an example you will be surprised as how their country accepts and adopts the use of bitcoin as a form of payment.
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May 01, 2017, 09:00:57 AM
#28
potential bear market horror again.
what you call a bear market had a reason called Gox and willi-bot. and only because it happened once doesn't mean there is a potential for its repetition.

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alts have had a pretty smooth run upwards with no lengthy troughs.
...for a short time, again, like previous times when there was pumping going on.
price of an altcoin going up and staying up because you have enough money to put up one buy wall which is 6500BTC big doesn't mean that altcoin has a healthy price.

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and considering how screwed and obtuse certain bitcoin exchanges are, i'm not super confident in bitcoin's price either.
the same is true about altcoin exchanges and even worse. we have one big altcoin exchange and the rest report mostly fake volume only to stay relevant and not lose so many customers.
right now poloniex is the equivalant of 2012 GOX for altcoins as far as market dominance goes.
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