China Blocks Cryptocurrency Exchanges Following Major Security Breach At Binance

[FUD]

Don’t know if this was posted. My apologies if old news.  But this is first time I hear about it. https://www.chinamoneynetwork.com/2018/03/09/chinese-cryptocurrency-trading-websites-fail-possible-shutdown-government

The plenum meetings take two weeks in March , probably they will reopen them close to the end . Which is 17 or 18 of March.

[jag216]

Beware the Ides of March.

[FUD]

Just now, jag216 said:

Beware the Ides of March.

This is getting annoying.

Binance, this China crap, and now the PAC Hack. 

 

[Paradigm]

14 minutes ago, jag216 said:

Beware the Ides of March.

Crash or moon? 

[Raz]

14 minutes ago, Paulo said:

Crash or moon? 

I think it’s more like a knife in your back from someone you thought was a close friend.

Edited March 9, 2018 by Raz

[mandelbaum]

It refers to the senators who pretended to be friends of Caesar and made a "secret" group to save the republic by killing him in a public setting. This led to the complete oposite result, another civil war and the end of the reign of the Roman republic. The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

Edited March 9, 2018 by mandelbaum

[Plikk]

31 minutes ago, mandelbaum said:

It refers to the senators who pretended to be friends of Caesar and made a "secret" group to save the republic by killing him in a public setting. This led to the complete oposite result, another civil war and the end of the reign of the Roman republic. The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

This was a dark day in history, I remember it like it was just yesterday. However, it took about 150 years before the Roman reign extended to it's height and ruled the civilized world.

[Guest]

31 minutes ago, mandelbaum said:

It refers to the senators who pretended to be friends of Caesar and made a "secret" group to save the republic by killing him in a public setting. This led to the complete oposite result, another civil war and the end of the reign of the Roman republic. The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

Yes, but did they use XRP?

JK...nice and informative post.

[mandelbaum]

4 minutes ago, Coretex said:

Yes, but did they use XRP?

JK...nice and informative post.

The closest would probably be the god Mercury. But who knows, maybe Caligula had some ideas of a Fidget spinner formed currency back in the day, just to taunt the mint.

Edited March 9, 2018 by mandelbaum

[WhentheBoat_ComesIn]

35 minutes ago, mandelbaum said:

It refers to the senators who pretended to be friends of Caesar and made a "secret" group to save the republic by killing him in a public setting. This led to the complete oposite result, another civil war and the end of the reign of the Roman republic. The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

Kinda like what the Crypto Miners have been trying to do to XRP! 

[WhentheBoat_ComesIn]

9 minutes ago, Coretex said:

Yes, but did they use XRP?

JK...nice and informative post.

Had they done, it would’ve been a lightening quick death.

I’ll get my ? 

 

[GreyAndroidGravy]

1 hour ago, mandelbaum said:

It refers to the senators who pretended to be friends of Caesar and made a "secret" group to save the republic by killing him in a public setting. This led to the complete oposite result, another civil war and the end of the reign of the Roman republic. The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

Bitcoin = Caesar. Alts = Senators.  KILL!  Civil war in Cryptopia; followed by millenia of peace courtesy of Ripple and XRP!

[Plikk]

17 minutes ago, GreyAndroidGravy said:

Bitcoin = Caesar. Alts = Senators.  KILL!  Civil war in Cryptopia; followed by millenia of peace courtesy of Ripple and XRP!

I predit August(us) will be a great month for XRP then!

[Karl]

Too many wealthy people simply can't be good for a ruling communist party's philosophy that depends on submissive and bare-handed child slaves. Keeping the illusion of a planned economy upright while eating from overstuffed tables isn't easy if you have too many autonomous adults in your neighbourhood, that may threaten your own social position.

[jag216]

1 hour ago, mandelbaum said:

The day they chose was already known as the date of settlement (debt) in Rome.

This was more my interest in making the statement. In reference to the building momentum behind regulators looking to curb and curtail a system that is more interested in stalling and fragmenting market competitors than performing a service. There are scores - more than debts - that systems are trying to settle, but it may evoke a black swan event instead.

There is competing over who has the chunkiest whitepaper - and there is competing over who will own the future. Regulators are really only interested in working on behalf of folks who think the second way. They don't like it when people basically buy tickets to a spitting contest and think they are investing.

Short term feasibility hurts the market as a whole - too much short term thinking and low-commitment get-rich-quick thinking hurts people who are trying to be serious about their money and believe business is about making the world a better place and building wealth for vision supporters in the process.

Edited March 9, 2018 by jag216
shift to uncensored idiom