Message from @Martin Wiethaupt
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Hope you niggas buying some ICX and WTC before February
$iost
@Deleted User you're right tho im jaded on it too dude. i hope february is more bullish jfc ..
https://ufocoin.net/ here's my moonshot
ponzicoin and SCAMcoin are same people
looks legit đź‘Ť
Did someone say *partnership* ?
sigh
this kinda shit isn't helping
Guys
$link
From /biz/
The document I linked to was filed yesterday
This could be a big deal for ChainLink
I think this project is going places. I currently don't hold any LINK because I'm trying to chase a moon mission or two so I can buy a bigger stack of LINK. That's gonna be my long-term bet.
By the way, February 16th might also be a big day for ChainLink, as Sergey Nazarov is going to be speaking at the bitcoin conference
its so hard for me to take link seriously
just because they meme it so hard
chain gang gang
Yeah lol
well
Trump was memed pretty hard on 4chan too my dudes
yea I did my homework last night LINK is bigger than the memes. potential partnership with SWIFT makes it absolutely worth holding just for the possibility... and I think it's a damn good possibility
OK
SHORT PLAY (at your own risk~ 1 week): **SMART**
great long play: QTUM
therres some people on biz with shitloads
of what
link
$link
violence is the ultimate currency
Hedge funds have swung their bitcoin-futures bets to the bullish side for the first time, a marked turn around from a few weeks ago, according to figures released on Friday.
The data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission suggests a shift in sentiment among so-called “leveraged funds,” a category that includes hedge funds. Ever since late December, when the CFTC began publishing weekly reports on the new bitcoin-futures market run by Cboe Global Markets Inc., CBOE -0.10% data had shown that these funds were bearish on bitcoin, unlike smaller investors who are overwhelmingly bullish.
Futures are a type of derivative that allow traders to bet on whether the price of an asset will rise or fall. Long positions in bitcoin futures profit if the price of the digital currency rises, while short positions pay off if it falls.
The most recent CFTC report showed leveraged funds with 1,142 long positions in bitcoin futures, more than double the 518 short positions they held.