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RE: Bitcoin Hulk Smash Through $1,900 And We Answer Our Critics

in #money8 years ago

I trade in crypto-currency just like a day trader would trade in stocks. By no means is it "easy," a lot of research involved, and i lost some money the first month, but my second month I doubled my crypto and now I'm in ten excellent positions. then I write articles about them on steem if its a project I can really get behind and believe in, like Auroracoin (in my blog). shameless I know. Crypto-currency has changed my life and I'm no longer a slave to a 9 to 5. The future is bright because of crypto, for us all. Whenever something is attacked by globalists or their ilk, its because its a GOOD THING.

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In this article I explain why supporting Iceland, and its Auroracoin, will be geopolitically and strategically very good for the world and Blockchain Technology this is the power of crypto: https://steemit.com/auroracoin/@thefutureisnow/why-auroracoin-will-do-great-things-for-iceland-and-iceland-the-world I think even Jeff himself may rather enjoy this.

iv not been trading, but i do invest. invested in steem long back when jeff suggested, and already making good profits. another investments are doge, lite, ripple, ethereum and bitcoin. would like to know, is dogecoin bullshit? (however not invested toomuch in doge)

most definately not. Doge has rock solid development and a dedicated fanbase that have been around for years. I most certainly expect doge to still be useful and relevant in the years to come.

the only one of those I dont like is Ripple, $XRP, and mostly for the ideological reason that its centrally run, so its like the central bankers putting on a guy fawks mask and saying "hey, look, im all blockchainy now." its a total farce, and anything centralized is the antithesis of why bitcoin was invented in the first place. but the fact its backed up by the central banks makes me hate it even more. 70% of ripple is locked up and not accessible, this makes it very easy for the bankers to just buy ripple themselves to create a bubble that people will buy into and loose fortunes when it pops because ripple doesnt really offer anything special. they may as well call it "central banker coin." I really hate the stuff.

also, we will see a big move in monero, $XMR soon i think. remember this is just my opinion... not financial advice. appreciate your question. crypto rules

thanks man. I really hope it happens, and I've already tweeted some members of the aurora team about the possibility of Pegging an auroracoin to a megawatt of power, being that iceland has tons of cheap green electricity. Ill do what I can to make it happen, for now, It starts with raising awareness.

I know that there are other cryptos pegged to commodities. I read about $URO. Its pegged to the price of one metric ton of Urea, of all things. Im not sure if they managed to get the project off the ground, looks like not, or maybe just not yet.