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And now, in an interview with CNBC, the legendary trader
has said that he believes the value of a bitcoin will reach $10,000
in six to 10 months.
"in six to 10 months."
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 16211. (Read 26619939 times)
October 11, 2017, 10:32:50 AM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-10-11/its-decentralized-revolution-novogratz-sees-bitcoin-10000-within-year
"in six to 10 months."
"in six to 10 months."
October 11, 2017, 09:50:47 AM
Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
it could be worse: they could be paid alt/ICO shills.
i hate (secret) paid promoters with a passion ... ICO promos are worse than bad pennystocks! ...kinda
lol 
October 11, 2017, 09:49:57 AM
Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
it could be worse: they could be paid alt/ICO shills.
I thought about that too. Especially jsnip4, he's actually had ICO 'CEOs' on his video channel promoting their ICO companies. Talk about conflict of interest. I think he's been paid under the table for sure.
Bix Weir, he's clueless about what Bitcoin even is and what all the fork controversy is about, seems to have an unhealthy obsession with LTC, and ALL of his ICO picks have gone nowhere but down down down.
October 11, 2017, 09:48:41 AM
Ahhhhhh face to face meets - there lies the problem. Bastards.
You can be scammed even remotely on LBC: reversed payment, payment from a phished account,...
October 11, 2017, 09:46:04 AM
Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
it could be worse: they could be paid alt/ICO shills.
October 11, 2017, 09:39:47 AM
Man, I am so LMAO right now. Two well known youtube crypto personalities (jsnip4, Bix Weir) spent the entire early spring and summer bagging on Bitcoin, all the while promoting alt coins, ETH, and ICO tokens. One of these guys has 50K+ followers, the other 25K+. I think they spent the last 3-4 months exclusively promoting ICO tokens. They totally fell for The FlippeningTM and sold it hook-line-and-sinker to their followers.
The whole time this was going on I kept watching a few of their videos now and then, SMH, and thinking to myself "Man, you guys are going to get burned so badly and you don't even realize that it's coming. And what's worse is that you've gotten all of your followers to stay away from Bitcoin and focus exclusively on all the alt- and ICO crap."
Now, their tune has suddenly changed. In their latest videos, they are scratching their heads and wondering about why Bitcoin is rising while altlandia and ICO tokens are falling. Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
The whole time this was going on I kept watching a few of their videos now and then, SMH, and thinking to myself "Man, you guys are going to get burned so badly and you don't even realize that it's coming. And what's worse is that you've gotten all of your followers to stay away from Bitcoin and focus exclusively on all the alt- and ICO crap."
Now, their tune has suddenly changed. In their latest videos, they are scratching their heads and wondering about why Bitcoin is rising while altlandia and ICO tokens are falling. Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
Vitalik not in prison yet for masterminding ICO pyramiding schemes?...just amazing~ i wonder how many "ICOs" his sockpuppets pulled off?
lel
#alien_head
October 11, 2017, 09:28:22 AM
@theymos' side says Sillbert's side are very naughty boys:
https://bitcoin.org/en/alert/2017-10-09-segwit2x-safety
Beware of Bitcoin's possible incompatibility with some major services.
https://bitcoin.org/en/alert/2017-10-09-segwit2x-safety
Beware of Bitcoin's possible incompatibility with some major services.
October 11, 2017, 09:15:48 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
It was a zero feedback person. Almost everyone that bought from me in Germany had no feedback because Germany did all of us sellers a favor and banned localbitcoins from Germany. All that did was locked in all of our ads which gave me a monopoly listing (2 listings, one making 10% and one making 15%) in my area and people could only connect to the site via VPN. 100% of my sales were with people buying on localbitcoins for the first time, I enjoyed helping to introduce Germans to Bitcoin and usually gave them some advice on how to take care of their BTC and some good places to spend them. I had done 15k transactions before so this was not too big of a stretch.
I was actually not going to go to that final sale but it was my 100% rating with over 100 transactions that I didn't want to screw up in case I wanted to sell again in another place.
Did you release the bitcoin’s before the money landed in your bank account? I’m not being sarcastic, it’s just when I have used LocalBitcoin’s UK version the coins are held in escrow, the buyer pays you & then you release coins. No payment, no release.
Was it different in the really early days when you used it?
Thankfully you’re a really early adopter so I hope the loss didn’t affect you too much
you must have not read the satoshi whitepaper ~ trustless
bitcoin needs no escrow you fool!Localbitcoin’s use a type of escrow dick head. You don’t release your coins from your wallet to the buyer until you receive payment.
Did you release the bitcoin’s before the money landed in your bank account? I’m not being sarcastic, it’s just when I have used LocalBitcoin’s UK version the coins are held in escrow, the buyer pays you & then you release coins. No payment, no release.
If you read his original post, he actually got the cash from them but had it switched by an accomplice on the way out the door
Ahhhhhh face to face meets - there lies the problem. Bastards.
October 11, 2017, 08:37:21 AM
Man, I am so LMAO right now. Two well known youtube crypto personalities (jsnip4, Bix Weir) spent the entire early spring and summer bagging on Bitcoin, all the while promoting alt coins, ETH, and ICO tokens. One of these guys has 50K+ followers, the other 25K+. I think they spent the last 3-4 months exclusively promoting ICO tokens. They totally fell for The FlippeningTM and sold it hook-line-and-sinker to their followers.
The whole time this was going on I kept watching a few of their videos now and then, SMH, and thinking to myself "Man, you guys are going to get burned so badly and you don't even realize that it's coming. And what's worse is that you've gotten all of your followers to stay away from Bitcoin and focus exclusively on all the alt- and ICO crap."
Now, their tune has suddenly changed. In their latest videos, they are scratching their heads and wondering about why Bitcoin is rising while altlandia and ICO tokens are falling. Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
The whole time this was going on I kept watching a few of their videos now and then, SMH, and thinking to myself "Man, you guys are going to get burned so badly and you don't even realize that it's coming. And what's worse is that you've gotten all of your followers to stay away from Bitcoin and focus exclusively on all the alt- and ICO crap."
Now, their tune has suddenly changed. In their latest videos, they are scratching their heads and wondering about why Bitcoin is rising while altlandia and ICO tokens are falling. Funniest shit I've seen. These guys are clueless. Nice guys that mean well, but totally clueless.
October 11, 2017, 08:27:14 AM
Did you release the bitcoin’s before the money landed in your bank account? I’m not being sarcastic, it’s just when I have used LocalBitcoin’s UK version the coins are held in escrow, the buyer pays you & then you release coins. No payment, no release.
If you read his original post, he actually got the cash from them but had it switched by an accomplice on the way out the door
October 11, 2017, 08:13:53 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
It was a zero feedback person. Almost everyone that bought from me in Germany had no feedback because Germany did all of us sellers a favor and banned localbitcoins from Germany. All that did was locked in all of our ads which gave me a monopoly listing (2 listings, one making 10% and one making 15%) in my area and people could only connect to the site via VPN. 100% of my sales were with people buying on localbitcoins for the first time, I enjoyed helping to introduce Germans to Bitcoin and usually gave them some advice on how to take care of their BTC and some good places to spend them. I had done 15k transactions before so this was not too big of a stretch.
I was actually not going to go to that final sale but it was my 100% rating with over 100 transactions that I didn't want to screw up in case I wanted to sell again in another place.
Did you release the bitcoin’s before the money landed in your bank account? I’m not being sarcastic, it’s just when I have used LocalBitcoin’s UK version the coins are held in escrow, the buyer pays you & then you release coins. No payment, no release.
Was it different in the really early days when you used it?
Thankfully you’re a really early adopter so I hope the loss didn’t affect you too much
you must have not read the satoshi whitepaper ~ trustless
bitcoin needs no escrow you fool! 
October 11, 2017, 08:07:41 AM
Localbitcoins is a great place to buy/sell for me as well. There are like 20 Pakistani exchangers there who're almost always ready to buy/sell bitcoins at a reasonable rate.
Probably the best way that works out for me always - localbitcoins. Better than cards specially.
Probably the best way that works out for me always - localbitcoins. Better than cards specially.
October 11, 2017, 08:05:57 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
It was a zero feedback person. Almost everyone that bought from me in Germany had no feedback because Germany did all of us sellers a favor and banned localbitcoins from Germany. All that did was locked in all of our ads which gave me a monopoly listing (2 listings, one making 10% and one making 15%) in my area and people could only connect to the site via VPN. 100% of my sales were with people buying on localbitcoins for the first time, I enjoyed helping to introduce Germans to Bitcoin and usually gave them some advice on how to take care of their BTC and some good places to spend them. I had done 15k transactions before so this was not too big of a stretch.
I was actually not going to go to that final sale but it was my 100% rating with over 100 transactions that I didn't want to screw up in case I wanted to sell again in another place.
Did you release the bitcoin’s before the money landed in your bank account? I’m not being sarcastic, it’s just when I have used LocalBitcoin’s UK version the coins are held in escrow, the buyer pays you & then you release coins. No payment, no release.
Was it different in the really early days when you used it?
Thankfully you’re a really early adopter so I hope the loss didn’t affect you too much
October 11, 2017, 07:55:27 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
It was a zero feedback person. Almost everyone that bought from me in Germany had no feedback because Germany did all of us sellers a favor and banned localbitcoins from Germany. All that did was locked in all of our ads which gave me a monopoly listing (2 listings, one making 10% and one making 15%) in my area and people could only connect to the site via VPN. 100% of my sales were with people buying on localbitcoins for the first time, I enjoyed helping to introduce Germans to Bitcoin and usually gave them some advice on how to take care of their BTC and some good places to spend them. I had done 15k transactions before so this was not too big of a stretch.
I was actually not going to go to that final sale but it was my 100% rating with over 100 transactions that I didn't want to screw up in case I wanted to sell again in another place.
October 11, 2017, 07:46:26 AM
The solution or hack to professional pick pockets is an anti-pick pocket thing. Maybe pockets with zippers or pockets or jackets with wire lining to prevent knife slashes. Or you put the money in a bag which has an anti-slash wire through the strap. Or just be more aware of what's going on. Or pockets inside your pants (not outside, I mean, inside the pants, internal.) Or a small bag around your neck, under your shirt. Stuff like that.
But if the pick pocket is good or very good, they might still get your money. If they stick you up at knife/gun point, well, that's outright robbery. Depending on the circumstances, I'd either let them have the money or let them have a bunch of lead.
But if the pick pocket is good or very good, they might still get your money. If they stick you up at knife/gun point, well, that's outright robbery. Depending on the circumstances, I'd either let them have the money or let them have a bunch of lead.
October 11, 2017, 07:36:40 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
Multiple 100% feedback says nothing. Or are you under the assumption that that guy who lost his 85 coins transacted with someone with zip or negative feedback?
October 11, 2017, 07:24:25 AM
consolidation is obvious 
#buy&hodl BTC //^/\
#buy&hodl BTC //^/\ October 11, 2017, 07:14:22 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
What’s wrong with LocalBitcoins? On the rare occasion that I’ve sold some of my stash I’ve sold there. Never had a problem with them as long as you sell to somebody with multiple 100% positive feedback.
October 11, 2017, 06:58:03 AM
Looking at bitcoinwisdom I’m quite surprised to see there’s so little volume in the CAD. Perhaps QuadrigaCX is just not so popular anymore or most people just use local bitcoins or something else in Canada? Seems a little odd to me.
October 11, 2017, 05:48:38 AM
It's 2017, Jay. Why are you still using Localbitcoins?
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