/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18967395

>>17994302

>>17798720
Was considering selling the last time when BTC went above 10k but decided not to because the halving is this year. Big mistake.

I really, really miss when Craig and Roger was on the same team. Wish BCH had just stuck with the whitepaper. Centralized checkpoints, that's not how bitcoin was supposed to work.

>>15778684
what's roger up to these days anyway, he still doing his bitcoin cash weekly roundup?
i used to watch it but stopped when i noticed a lot of the "big things" coming never really came.

>>15624243
ah, the "i enjoy 100 USD transaction fees"-poster

I'm in.

>>13227776
it's what he mean, and technically he is right. if you want to keep calling it a cryptocurrency go ahead. i know i will.

>>13227942
again taking everything at point blank. when you're using the blockchain you do leave a chain of what can be used as evidence of events when looking back. the guy invented bitcoin, cut him some slack if he doesn't use the exact correct terminology sometimes.

whoops

>>12838076
what was funny is how he laughed even more when he realized that the image was real and a deer had actually fallen into a pool and fought for its life during several hours in panic, trying to escape with no way out, until eventually it was so exhausted that it just couldn't keep its head above water

>>11700467
cute comic though many people are going to lose a looot of money

>>11540029
bet BTC holder wish they had...

Remember that if you are a US citizen you are forbidden to own Tether. From their own terms of service:

>Furthermore, residents of certain U.S. states are not permitted to be customers of Tether; are not permitted to cause Tethers to be issued or redeemed; and, are not permitted to hold Tether Tokens.
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>Beginning on January 1, 2018, Tether Tokens will no longer be issued to U.S. Persons.

Don't be fooled by the word "certain". They also state that they will try to weasel out of redeeming USDT for any legal reason (see the quote below). An easy excuse would be that they suspect you are funding terrorism. You also have to be a "fully verified customer" in order to even try redeeming USD (I don't know whatever that actually entails for a non-US citizen).

>Absent a reasonable legal justification not to redeem Tether Tokens, and provided that you are a fully verified customer of Tether, your Tether Tokens are freely redeemable.

Copied directly from the source: https://tether.to/legal/

If these two quotes aren't the biggest red flags for avoiding Tether like the plague I don't know what more you want.

>>11326218
you got me there

Bitcoin CASH

All jokes aside BCH is the only crypto that have a chance to take over completely in the long run.

BCH up 11% in the last 24 hours, didn't even notice until now.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/

>>10913052
it's just some vague random goal to get people into participating
the 15 MB block happened 1 hour ago

Bitcoin Cash will win in the end.