/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14649824
$520

>>13247957
Monero, because it is the one privacy coin that has street credibility from back in the days and means it.

Zec looks like a bunch of corporates that are not telling the whole truth and are in bed with the banks.

Dash is in between the two, but masternode faggotry and rebrandings show their priorities.

>>12925599
Certified based

>>12051961
>How is this possible? Where's the money at?
They all deflate against Cash (which lost a lot of asset purchasing power in recent years, so it's OK that it gains back a little). Asset prices are in deflation because central bands paused their funny business.

>>9815490
Started in December 2013 with 15k€ in LTC
11 million euro at this moon's peak. Bailed out with 2 million euro in March. Another 1-2 million in absolute shitcoins that don't even have markets at CMC any more.
Worked for a large VC since February. Tfw. they fired me in April.
Now on "various" blockchain related projects trying to necromance my remaining Alts.

>>2381497
Check ETH chart of March/April this year. It's not whales. It's just natural behavior of markets.

>>788453
The fire rises ;^)

>>581700
The Dogecoin ride never ends.
It is the joke that became money.

>>582259
No. Fuck selling.
I either go to moon with doge or die trying so.

>>493728
I usually use Cryptsy for Dogecoin.

Each currency usually has one or two "whale proof" exchanges where the big players move their volume.

>>478589
Dogecoin is actually rocking the boat right now:
http://dogechain.info/chain/Dogecoin/statistics
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/dogebtc

>>472352
>Is there a better site for this?
btc-e.com (last big exchange without KYC but operated by russian mafia)

KYC exchanges:
kraken.com (least shady exchange, even has cooperation with Fidorbank)
Bitstamp
Cryptsy

List of exchanges: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/

>>415033
Holding:
33.000.000 Dogecoin
1.000 Litecoin

>>390947
>>390936
>>a guy lost his and his sisters 700k inheritance on bitcoins
>>390946
>It's kind of sad actually
lol. That guy was just bad at trading not knowing what he was doing. Probably fooled by the fact that you can be successful in trading trader (in the short run) without knowing anything.

The markets aren't all sunshine and rainbows.
They are a very rough mean place.
And no mater how much money you have, the market will always suck it from you and keep it -permanently - if you let it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bexzof_RuBQ#t=0m35s

>>347736
>Dogecoin (and most other Altcoins) will only rise again after BTC has reached some kind of saturation point (probably $~2XXXish) after which Altcoins look cheap against BTC. Until then Altcoins may rise in USD but will loose value relative to BTC.

Obviously this is the bull case for crypto currencies.

>>347742
27 Million

>>165921
However, since cryptocoins are extremely disruptive this could have been a huge mistake. I guess it's also possible that Doge becomes the next Bitcoin.
But who knows...

>>63726
>>63754
They are all in cold storage.

>>57539
people ≠ addresses
Many in top 100 are exchanges and mining pools