Centralized exchanges like bittrex and cryptopia are dying. They're

>a bunch of made-up horseshit

>>3234536
what's made up...?

>>3234536
>HURR DURR BITTREX WHEN TO DUH MOON

>>3234477

If Blocknet becomes the 25th biggest exchange by volume (not unpossible, given its benefits) I will make around $3kUSD a week in fees.

Honestly I have no idea what I'm going to do with my life if that pans out.

>>3234566
bittrex wont exist when decentralized exchanges takeover. fuck bittrex

>>3234571
How? Do you have 5k?
....I only have 50.

0x feels like a pile of horseshit the past week

>>3234574
Funny how no one even mentions polo anymore. How the times have changed

>>3234585
polo is literally just the big boys club. Everyone here is like <100k

>making up bullshit

>>3234582
Bigger picture, it will take off. Ethfinex and radar relay are only two of the projects that have been seen in the public and they've gotten massive attention. As time goes on it will become adopted in even greater numbers. Don't have weak hands. The future is in decentralized exchanges and they already have a working product. It's basically a sure thing.

>>3234571

two chicks at the same time

>>3234576

I've got 1000. Some friends and I had to chip in together to get to 5k.

Price has more than 2.5x from when we bought in though, so we got in just in time. Couldn't afford it now.

>>3234608
Nice. I only recently started giving a shit about what I was holding for longer than 2 weeks at a time, so I missed out on cheap BLOCK because of FUD. I think it's a safe bet though. I think all these coins and tokens are safe bets.
Currently holding:
>BLOCK (50...)
>ZRX (45k)
>ODN (9k)
>ARK (1k)
>ETH (5)

I've just got to sit back and wait now.

>>3234625
>I've just got to sit back and wait now
too bad you won't. you can't help yourself.

>>3234638
You're right; I won't. I'm holding too much ZRX relative to my other holdings. Once it starts going up I'll slowly sell off 20-30% of it and put more into BLOCK and pick up some Kyber, then accumulate more ETH. Other than that, I may go into the chainlink ICO, but that's about it.

>>3234654
yeah, it's my new favorite videogame too.

>>3234654

Good spread, dude.

My folio is similar. I feel like it's hard to pick what blockchain solutions will succeed out there in the real world, but it's a lot easier to predict the fact that, whatever they are, people will be gambling on them on exchanges.

Putting money in exchange/bridging tokens like 0x and Block is like selling shovels and pans during the gold rush.

Maybe you won't hit the jackpot but you'll quietly make bank.

>>3234574
>>3234477
even the creators of 0x acknowledge the pros of centralized exchanges over decentralized ones.

stop shilling with this complete and utter autism

>>3234477
Pretty sure Etherdelta takes a cut

>>3234700
Of course. There's pros and cons of both centralized and decentralized exchanges. Only an idiot would claim otherwise. However, it's my strongly held opinion that decentralization's biggest two pros are an ability to avoid regulation and the fact it can be used trustlessly. These are key components of a hat makes them special and what will make them essential.

>>3234707
It does, but competition will take an even bigger cut because ed is shit

yeah i think having at least 10% or more of your portfolio allocated to these up and coming ideas is a great move. nothing wrong with having some 0x, ark and block. I wont be able to get any kyber though feels bad.
Also i unironically see the demand is there for Obsidian as well. but that's off topic..

>>3234828

What I like about Obsidian is that it's a service I'll use.

I'm not just vaguely speculating on something completely remote from me, like whether the Real Estate industry needs blockchain tech or something.

As a privacy nerd it just makes sense for me to use a decentralised private messaging app, so buying into Obsidian was an easy choice.

>doesn't become millionare overnight
>shitcoin
>coin in the meantime moons 300%

People keep overlooking ZRX and DNT because of the recent whale maniplation but these projects are the future.

>>3235251
They will see soon, anon

>>3235251
What's the best way to keep an eye out for whale manipulation? Just look for giant buy and sell orders?

Solid post.

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>>3235600
look at a depth chart

>>3234477
Cryptopia is worse than yobit. I don't get how anybody like it. The admin is an Arab too.
Bittrex is a yobit that got too popular. Now it is trying to improve itself