Remember this started with me? Now Stacy is involved in the same thing and shared this interaction with Binance (about their draconian biometric collection). Her story will be on keiser report.
My Shero!
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All time low today; the forum seem quiet to me.
Thats the end of the launch hype I think; the time to buy is soon ^tm in my opinion not that I think anyone is around to hear it
if anyone is holding btc on extanges still I would suggest placing bids at 1$ for that sweet sweet round number resistance, I’m eyeing 2 or 3 $ for a week or 2 from now
Not sure about $1.00 even. Coin count is still growing fast and you’re relying on market cap growth to outpace coin minting over the next 6 months or so.
IMHO Bitcoin is still in a bear market (on the Big Chart, not this little bounce) so that’s another big risk against stacking into an inflating altcoin. If your base currency is BTC maybe you see it differently, but you quoted vs. USD…
I’m considering it in terms of btc but it would be kinda crazy not to follow to pricing structure the market has.
I have yet to seen grin/btc ticker and 3 of the top 5 exchanges are usdt/“cnyt” based; we are not having topics like “we passed .015 grin/btc” and the over 4 dollar mark was quite stable in a way I don’t think “. whatever 0’s 13 btc” ever would be
What does “make alice grin again” mean? Who is Alice? /n00b
The person with whom Bob is transacting.
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" Alice and Bob are fictional characterscommonly used as placeholder names in cryptology, as well as science and engineering literature. The Alice and Bob characters were invented by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman in their 1978 paper “A method for obtaining digital signatures and public-key cryptosystems.”
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Oh yeah I’ve seen them in the lightning network examples 
Why not make Bob grin too?
Once Alice is grinning, it is safe to assume that Bob will be grinning also (following their cryptographic exchange).
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After all, Bob’s the one who receives the grins.
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Is a shirt that says “make eve sad again” in the works?
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Man, looks like your predictions is a little bit incorrect 
It’s been two days and it’s lost 20% and I explicitly state my time frame is in weeks.
I may be a degenerate day trader but I don’t actually trade daily, I find that time scale to be stupid, things take months to play out.
If I’m confused by the market and the market shifts around to fit my expectations if a bit slowly, that’s me being right but have well learned doubts about my accuracy.
Me 3 weeks into waiting for the price to drop below 4 dollars, the price was 4 dollars and I’m all like “what if I’m wrong” and setting up a line in the sand and asking for the other opinion, is not me endorsing the current price point at all.
Thanks for answer
Grin protocol is looks interesting to me, so I am thinking about invest time and money to it. But don’t why price is going down and what will happen with this project…
Inflation is infite when you go from 0 to anything. It launched a month and half ago.
It will take months for the weekly inflation rate to hit hyperinflation levels and is currently 15%ish. Now that the launch hype is gone, the price will probably free fall until poeple who actually consider basic facts like that think it’s low enough.
i hadn’t thought of the weekly inflation rate that’s interesting. 15%. it’s 400% average this year.
and hyperinflation is a technical term which doesn’t apply to grin. grin’s inflation % goes down over time, aka disinflation.
How do you calculate this?
How do you calculate this?
this
infite → 100% ->33% for 52 time periods should be either infite or you ignore it and the average is dragged massively down by the raw volume of the tail 200% / 51 ish
By hyper inflation i literally mean failing states with people starving to death, with
Just what is Venezuela’s inflation rate? Today, the annual inflation rate is 60,324%, and the monthly rate is 94%
We are still higher
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I know what you mean but Venezuela has hyperinflation not because the rate is so high, but because the rate keeps getting higher. Grin has literally the opposite of hyperinflation.
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