Cryptocurrency

[psychocandy]

We could see an ETH futures market soon...

https://cointelegraph.com/news/repor...ater-this-year

Lost about 75% on my ETH tracker pension fund and same on my non-pension share account :-(

Luckily, did really well with BTC fund last year. Made about £15K then transferred most back to normal funds.

ETH I left there and have lost about £5K. (And had a bright idea to stick a few £K savings into an ETH share account).

[scooterscot]

I'm down about 1/3 on my ETH pension tracker.

Just leaving it to do its thing.

[Jog On]

I'm down about 1/3 on my ETH pension tracker.

Just leaving it to do its thing.

Same here.

[northernladuk]

I'm down about 1/3 on my ETH pension tracker.

Just leaving it to do its thing.

That would be to sink to further depths for the foreseeable future.

[AtW]

That would be to sink to further depths for the foreseeable future.

The way things go pc might have to sign on again...

[jamesbrown]

What year?

Best case scenario of 0.01% annualized growth in turdcoins currently worth, say, $6500?

Around log(1,000,000/6,500)/log(1.0001) = 52,380 years from now.

More than likely, they'll be worth slightly less than a turd around this time next week.

[AtW]

Turd got more fundamental intrinsic value than these fraudcoins

HTH

[AtW]

The Republic of the Marshall Islands has been warned against adopting a digital currency as a second form of legal tender.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the country, which consists of hundreds of islands in the Pacific Ocean, should "seriously reconsider".

Currently, only the US dollar counts as legal tender in the islands.

A law to adopt a digital currency named "Sovereign" alongside the dollar was passed in February.

The first virtual coins are due to be issued to members of the public via an initial coin offering (ICO) later this year.
However, IMF directors said the potential benefits of the move were much smaller than the potential costs of "economic, reputational and governance risks".

"[Marshall Island] authorities should seriously reconsider the issuance of the digital currency as legal tender," wrote the directors in their report, which was first spotted by cryptocurrency news site Coindesk.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-45485685

So there you have it - tulipcoins are tulip,

[scooterscot]

Interesting story from PBC regarding what's happening with cindicator (CND). Did you know, despite this bear market, 34% of circulating supply has been locked up for its services? 34% locked up during a bear market?! When institutional investors come onboard they'll lock up the remaining supply in no time. Supply & demand in its purest form.

[AtW]

Interesting story from PBC regarding what's happening with cindicator (CND). Did you know, despite this bear market, 34% of circulating supply has been locked up for its services? 34% locked up during a bear market?! When institutional investors come onboard they'll lock up the remaining supply in no time. Supply & demand in its purest form.

Does not mean jack tulip, even if it is true