Thread: Bitcoin losing it's lustre?

Tnb and litecoin are the best right now imo. I moved all my bitcoins into tnb not long ago.

The crypto-currencies are definitely making a lot of noise right now. Although BTC was first to market that does not always mean that it will be the segment leader in the future, so definitely a smart play divesting into other coins, X4L.

I am very interested to see how this will all pan out and to see how long it takes before governments start trying to enforce regulation, taxation, and monetary control process on the crypto-currencies.

The way I see it is that we're all in it together bro

@xtreme Any thoughts on the best BTC alternatives for vendors here?

Looking at Monero (for privacy), ETH, LTC, BCH due to customer interest.

Originally Posted by Reliable_DNP

@xtreme Any thoughts on the best BTC alternatives for vendors here?

Looking at Monero (for privacy), ETH, LTC, BCH due to customer interest.

Monero and ZCash would be the safest for all parties from what I've read, but they're not as easily accessible for most people as the others mentioned. Unfortunately until the more popular exchanges start dealing in the "privacy coins" most people aren't going to be willing to deal with them IMO. People are going to want to use whatever Coinbase offers for the most part.

Originally Posted by Xtreme4Life

Monero and ZCash would be the safest for all parties from what I've read, but they're not as easily accessible for most people as the others mentioned. Unfortunately until the more popular exchanges start dealing in the "privacy coins" most people aren't going to be willing to deal with them IMO. People are going to want to use whatever Coinbase offers for the most part.

Yep. That sounds about right. Thanks for your thoughts.

Originally Posted by babybull34

I am very interested to see how this will all pan out and to see how long it takes before governments start trying to enforce regulation, taxation, and monetary control process on the crypto-currencies.

Already happening. The IRS has been in FED court in CA for over a year seeking to enforce a subpeonae of coinbase's user records. Within the past month, the court found partially in coinbase's favor and ordered CB to provide the IRS with the records of something like their 14,000 largest customers. That coinbase is calling this a victory should tell you everything you need to know about where all the player's know this is headed. Think about it. If the IRS can compel 100 yo Swiss banks serving exceptionally wealthy customers to disclose their U.S, customers' account info, which they did, coinbase does not stand a chance.

Buy american

Guys, where do you learn info about the crypto-currencies? Internet forums? Local folks with experience? Do I just follow what you guys are doing? What gives you guys the thoughts that the coins you purchased are gonna increase in value?? Bottom line is that I have a little money to "play" with and wanna dabble in a bit of day trading. No one in my area with personal experience that I can find and hard for me to trust others on internet for what to look at, what to buy, what to sell (this is actually only forum I look at and read because I do think most are trustworthy and a TRUE brotherhood thus the reason I am asking you guys). I have been watching and making fake trades on paper, but still would love to learn more from others with more experience before actually placing real money into trading floors.

Thanks in advance for any feedback! Sincerely appreciated!!

It's a bubble be careful what you invest in, btc is extremely unstable. It's kool to use it for minor purchases but before investing you better do your homework