yeah heartwarming to hear @gmuxx. if we wind back the clock, the tremendous rises since... the start of December have been cancelled out. That's about all. I remember when crypto passed $100bn not that long ago. This is the beginning. Although I suspect the recent spotlight and wider discussion around crypto has revealed bitcoin's deep flaws. Graphene is the future and steemit brought it out as the best example of what can be achieved on the chain. graphene is currently inspiring the next gen chain based systems, where 6 figureTPS is crucial. Even Neo's nifty 10k TPS blocks are going to look limited in the not too distant future. My advice when buying into altcoins is look at the platforms. they have a future and not even all of them have a long one. We'll be fine. I think if you just HODL'd for the next five years, you'd wake up in 2023 with rather a nice nest egg (from the surviving currencies)
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They really started pumping tethers after they got the subpoena, but tether has been pumping for a lot longer than that. An article I read attributed the bulk of 2017's total gains to their tether creation/exchange trading technique to pump volume and price action higher. It is not looking good. Bitcoin is pretty much a dead coin at this point.
yeah I've read some bad sh*t lately. I feel like there's some very highly organised FUD circulating and a lot of money has been pulled out of crypto. Of course there's always some bad pennies but fear not. the internet bubble of 2000 was about 20trillion. crypto is still small potatoes, it's also alive and just getting going. bitcoin may fall further and perhaps into obscurity. it may also end up as a store of value. failure to institute segwit2 might have inadvertently killed it due to miner's greed for quicker block production. it's obvious that the ico craziness cannot continue at the same pace for much longer. there'll be a thinning, a pruning in the markets. I'm feeling positive about the blockchain revolution.