Yes, why?
because i get the impression you think it is corrupt. i was curious.
Yes, why?
because i get the impression you think it is corrupt. i was curious.
Has anyone invest into NEO?
Has anyone invest into NEO?
https://www.binance.com/, I have accounts on other exchanges but I really only use BinanceI meant to ask you, what exchanges do you use?
Yeah from what I understand It's supposed to the Chinese Ethereum and a safe investment. I bought in at $60, I could see it reaching $300 by next year.I have heard good things about NEO, mainly the support for multiple languages and huge dev team in China. I looked into it when it used to be Antshares and the wallet system was a bit basic for my liking. I believe they have done a good job of modernizing there wallet structure and they have a very active community. The nice thing as a top 10 crypto it is on most exchanges
At this rate, the hardware shortage is never going to end.A couple things to watch out for in the next months
I believe the biggest increase in the market will come from tax refunds. I would anticipate that you will have a lot of people with a check in there hand wanting to get in on the market.
Another big that I am seeing in the news is the wall street is slowing warming up to putting their money into the crypto market. We are seeing an increase in ETF's, major hedge funds are talking about crypto currencies due to customer inquiry and I believe you will see a rating agency this year grade out the top 10 cyrpto currencies for investment.
Continue to expect corrections as we have a lot of first time investors who are going to put in money see profit and pull quickly in an attempt to make a quick buck. Hodl to the moon!
As always invest what you can lose and don't take advise from strangers on the internet
I'd be so frustrated if I were building a PC today, I bought a GTX 1060 for like $215 in August of '06, I don't think I could find one now and if I could it looks like it'd be at least $400.At this rate, the hardware shortage is never going to end.
Most coins that are coming out use a Proof of Stake which doesn't require any hardware. Eth is most likely going to switch over this year which should help with the hardware shortage. Another thing to keep an eye on is the switch to mining with ASIC's. It's more power efficient and I predict most coins that require Proof of Work will move to using this to process's the hash functions.At this rate, the hardware shortage is never going to end.
Quite literally any card with 4GB VRAM or more is sold out everywhere now. Very high end all the way to low end, every card is getting hit. At first nVidia cards were safe, but now they're even being picked up. I suspect mining is also contributing to the high cost of RAM too (in a small amount... The main cause of that is nothing short of price fixing).I'd be so frustrated if I were building a PC today, I bought a GTX 1060 for like $215 in August of '06, I don't think I could find one now and if I could it looks like it'd be at least $400.
I hope so, but I have my doubt that many coins will switch to ASICs. That will hurt the number of people getting involved (unless the actual goal is to prune down the number of miners, in which case they would succeed).Most coins that are coming out use a Proof of Stake which doesn't require any hardware. Eth is most likely going to switch over this year which should help with the hardware shortage. Another thing to keep an eye on is the switch to mining with ASIC's. It's more power efficient and I predict most coins that require Proof of Work will move to using this to process's the hash functions.
down 11% this morning. down $2,000 from saturday.
Is market cap even a useful statistic for something with a ridiculous price and volume?4 days later and the market cap is up $200,000,000
It'll come back. This is actually a good time to buy in for people that have a crazy high amount of investing money to put in... or to just start mining altcoins.down 11% this morning. down $2,000 from saturday.