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Absolutely amazing how steep the spike of the Bitcoin is!
“If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.”
—Jordan B. Peterson
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It's spiking up and shooting for the stars!!
PS: anyone mining / selling LTC for Paxum/Paypal
Also need OKPAY funds.
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Anyone know when Mt Gox is likely to announce they are going to trade Litecoins? Supposed to be sometime this week rumour has it
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I guess I should not have sold the majority of my bitcoins at $94
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Quick question, apart from Mt Gox where can I buy Bitcoins?
1) How long does it take to get approved on coinbase.com?
2) Where else can I get an account quickly to buy Bitcoins?Comment
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“If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.”
—Jordan B. Peterson
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Cheers for the heads up, much appreciated! Are there any alternatives?Comment
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seems legitComment
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“If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.”
—Jordan B. Peterson
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“If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.”
—Jordan B. Peterson
Listen to Pomp tell why is Bitcoin importantComment
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For Euro (SEPA) payments I would advise to use www.bitcoin.de
Have bought a few times and worked great. Also there is no waiting list like on MtGox. Only a 1 cent deposit will be made to your bank account for verification.Comment
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Thanks JScott
Excellent thanks Xato
I have no idea when my Mt Gox account will be approved, there are over 10,000 users infront of me in the verification que
They posted this on Facebook a couple of days ago
As if a major DDoS attack was not enough, we at Mt.Gox are victim of our own success!
Last year, Mt.Gox saw an average of 9,000 to 10,000 new accounts created every month. This number doubled in January, tripled in February, and sextupled in March. In this month alone, over 57,000 new accounts were created!
Our support and account verification team went from four people in January 2012 to twenty-two people working every day of the week. We are now hiring even more people to solve this problem by finalising some deals with external companies.Comment
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I sent a payment to bitinstant to buy more bitcoins yesterday at $180 and it still hasn't gone through. First time using bitinstant, not liking service so far...ICQ: 64995031Comment
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I got in and got out quick last week. Happy with the outcome, aint fuckin with it no more tho.
“If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.”Comment
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Saw this on bitcoin talk:
So.....anyone have any advice on how not to become an asshole when you get rich?
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How many bitcoins do you bitboys actually own?
10 - 50?
51 - 100?
101 - 500?
501 - 1000?
Or more?
Who has balls of steel and went big? Lets see some screen shots.Comment
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i get sicker as bitcoins prices go up. I let someone talk me out of pursuing bitcoins to work on something else 3 years ago
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I don't own any bitcoins. I just think they are nifty...
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If you don't own any yet, then don't buy any right now. They're obviously in a bubble. The way to make money in a market is to buy low sell high, not buy while it's high. Very simply concept that so many seem to forget when trading.
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As a no longer active daytrader that is not completely accurate. You buy near intraday support or when the price breaks a significant resistance. Scalping for small $2-5 per coin differences really adds up when you do it multiple times a day. Just keep an eye and sell at a planned loss of 5% or 10% if your scalp goes south. Don't be a terd and hold it while it circles the drain in hopes it will go back up.ICQ: 64995031Comment
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As far as I understand it, and granted I haven't looked in to the situation in depth so I could well be wrong, there were nearly 6,000,000 Bitcoins mined before the general public even had a shot at mining any.
If that is true, then somebody might well have a large portion or even all of those early coins. At today's prices, that's more than 1.2 BILLION dollars worth. If even a small percentage of that position were to be suddenly liquidated, somebody would be very rich over night and the price per coin would absolutely plummet. A correction on that scale could well destroy market confidence overnight.
Of course this is all theoretical, and even if it's true there could still be money to be made in the mean time so long as you know when to get in and out. Personally, I'm not going to jump in at this point and stick to day trading gaps..Comment
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Seriously, how many do you own?
1000 bitcoins... That is a real kick in the ass.
About 15 years ago I passed on a two story brand new, very large, modern A Frame house here in Thailand (on an island) that was literally on the beach. You could throw a rock into the water it was so close. The type of place you would retire to and live the rest of your days. The problem was, I didn't have 100k and I didn't try to find it.
Last year I happened to run across the same property online. They were selling it again for well over 1 million dollars, along with the other homes for sale in that area for around the same price.
*ass kicked*
That was one of those "once in a lifetime" things.Comment
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No one pre-mined coins; Bitcoin has always been open source.
In fact Here is a visual representation of the code being developed on github.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2OBbK-7qPc&hd=1
I heard a rumor that when people spread misinformation other people lose respect for them.
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lol that is big money. I had a lot. Sold a ton when they were 75-90 bucks. I should have sold them all like I wanted to but they did not listen. Sold more at 140. I think I will always keep at least ten so I can still talk shit about them. Some still think they will reach 100,000 dollars lol but it will not hurt to keep a few if that did happen even though I think it is funny. I would kill myself if I sold them all and they did go that high hahaOur site is coming soon. It will be one of the best ever! I know so. Brian and PennyComment
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i also came across the 6 million btc missing story and pursued it a bit, it doesn't seem to be accurate, shouldn't all btc currently mined be publically verifiable like this chart? the question i had about the 6 million was were they just created and taken prior to mining commencing in 2009?
https://blockchain.info/charts/total...ale=0&address=Last edited by dyna mo; 04-09-2013, 06:45 AM.Comment
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This is so true but i did jump on litecoins a month ago bought 6 rigs for around 10k
So far i produced 1693.86 and sold them all for 4.00 plus each. So i have got back
close to 70% of my investment. So from yesterday on i am holding on to the coins
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I remember a guy having over 100,000 coins back in 2011, I'm sure he's got a lot more than that by now though. I want to say it was Bruce Wagner but I don't remember.ICQ: 64995031Comment
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MyBitcoin was the online wallet service a lot of people used back then. Me being one of them. The site was reportedly "hacked" or the owner of the site pulled a scam and ran off with half of the bitcoins. I can't find any information on the amount of bitcoins that were stolen in that incident but you can make some rough calculations, the site housed something like 50,000 accounts and each account had anywhere from 100 to 25,000 bitcoins each. Bruce Wagner was believed to have a part in the scam, he promoted the hell out of the service, he was a big supporter and early adopter of bitcoin so he had a ton of bitcoins to begin with, even had his own little bitcoin show and everything.
There have been scams on SilkRoad also where vendors have achieved 99% positive feedback and became the most reputable vendor on the site (Tony76), then up and vanished after collecting customers bitcoins for a few weeks and not sending the product. The moderators said he had stolen around $250,000 worth of bitcoins.ICQ: 64995031Comment
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Bitfloor having delays see their twitter. Try local bitcoins.comComment
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