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Let uth face it.. we've missed the boat even the big boys are not interested in bitcoin people wont use it becoz it can easily be stolled and there is no compensation for the consumer ppuepil are going to fear hathing their bitcoins stored online and they can be stolled in an instant.

im afraid just the thought of hathing my bitcoins HOT for even just a few seconds with peupil hathing their coins stolled even with 2fa and secondary password it just isnt safe enough for the sheeple.

just look at the chaos with oll these exchanges just imagine if u wanted to cash out and right bang in the middle of trading you bitcoins some selfish cunt decides to raid the place leaving no trail stealing you monies i wold feel gutted and wold probably want to kill myself the sheeple arent responsibol enough and because of those idiots my investment ith down the toilet and yours too.

wtf did I just read  ::)

Can you re-write your post? I can't understand what the meaning of all your thought. However we are not the late adopters, the bitcoin concept has only ~6 years of life and we are still to be considered the initial adopters. You shouldn't trust any excahnge, site , third party ... you should trust bitcoin and yourself. Be your own bank and I think we will "stay in life".

Hasn't this imbecile posted many such threads under several usernames? Giveaways include:

- The word (or I guess sentiment in this case) "stolled" instead of "stolen"
- Using mis-translations (on purpose) like the old english word "hath"
- Mixing that with the letter "Z" for plurals.
- Punctuation keys missing on his (her?) keyboard
- A general....what word can I use here....cretinicity?...about the content

I refer you to:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=969971.0

If this is a different idiot, then my bad. But I dunno how I feel about it if so, as humanity is clearly even further down the U-bend than I thought :/

Ist.

Are you on drugs? What did I just read??

These trolls are getting alot worse.

Sorry... I just had to.

Don't feed the trolls.

@OP: Your reruns of Bevis and Butthead just came on, so hurry on along and don't miss it.



Quality trolls are not nearly so obvious.

That argument has been used many times in the past, the thing is, bitcoin is still used, the amount of transactions is growing everyday, and there's never have been so many people using bitcoin like today.

If people starting now are late adopters, well, if in 10 years there are 100 million people using bitcoin, today's beginner still an early adopter.

i didnt read it but i can say: you are wrong my friend  :)

Buth surly ur batcoins are uber fukzored cuz u hath,.,,


Ah bollocks I can't do it.

Whoever this troll is they have some serious stamina, and also a serious block in their brain. (It probably won't pay coins when solved though).

This is a bit um, trollage but anyway, we're still early regarding the current state of technology.

I don't think there's any valid argument on the points brought up. We still have about 7 mil coins yet to be mined. The current price is still within reach considering the potentially for it to go up in value in many years to come, right now is still cheap.

The spelling errors confuse me.

Seriously, let the thread die and stop replying. This dufus has been creating these threads for weeks under a number of different usernames.

never read something with more truth.

you people sheeps should all dumb bitcoin to atleast 1$.

we all then can join together and be early adopters  :)

well, friday night ...

http://img.pandawhale.com/145436-galaxy-quest-popcorn-gif-Imgur-jmgz.gif

(This is the guy that dug a 12ft hole in his garden and filled it with concrete) can smell the stench of the troll from here in another country. I think i get you op we should not trust exchanges i totally agree and we should stay in control of our own funds then you have no need to be scared of these selfish guys raiding our coin. If your in bitcoin right now no boat has been missed lol it could have been better but so what just get on with it.

no we re not the late adopters, you have to remember that bitcoin was pumped up by Mark kapales and his goons.  so the fact it did not reach 1000 naturally means we are still early adopters,  They are tons of people who still dont know about bitcoin yet.  Im surprised at this current level bitcoin is not spiking.  Thanks to again reason is not spiking is because of alt coins, traders, and not enough demand yet.  That 2013 gold rush was fake, it was paid by exchanges and mining companies to pump and dump.   So again we are still the early adopters. Next year is going to be a better year for bitcoin.  Value will head to 500 to 800.  So stop crying about we are late adopters and think, then buy, buy buy.  Dont panick sell because the weak traders are dumping.

You know that price range and threshold of $1000 is purely fictional number and it doesn't mean if bitcoin will reach stable $1000 price range we will be out of some sort of phase. It doesn't work like that.
The truth is that we now have no easy way to obtain bitcoins anymore, mining is not profitable for 'normal' users and they only way to acquire bitcoin is just to buy it for cash. Early adopters could easily mine bitcoins that is the difference. So I guess we are not exactly in the 'early' stage of bitcoin anymore.

At the current bitcoin price, everyone can become an early adopter! Bitcoin still has a long way to go, as it has only been around for about 6 years. More and more companies and people are accepting bitcoin, and the price will surely rise from here.

If you lost money from an exchange, (which is what I think you are trying to say) sorry for your loss. This is one of the reasons you shouldn't keep bitcoins in an exchange for too long, as exchanges are a target for hackers.

Trolling the forum won't make it any better btw, just learn from your loss.

A soon as you buy Bitcoins, withdraw them, trust no one but yourself with your Bitcoin.

Don't store alot in Coinbase or Circle either.

Hey numbnutz, you said " the big boys are not interested in Bitcoin ". That's what you said correct?
You don't have a clue what a big boy is until you see Bitcoin open on the NASDAQ next week.
If brains were dynamite you wouldn't have enough to blow your nose!

Good point how insecure user computers are today. But fortunatelly instead of refunds/central decisions how to handle unsecure user computers, a lot of development is in making secure hardware wallets for Bitcoin, but still not used by many and still early to say some are 100% secure. So you see we are still at very early (and wild) Bitcoin stage today

There are still so much more to bitcoin in terms of development  mainly the infrastructure in terms of payment system. When the adoption rate grows and become higher, price is certainly going to move up. There are still so many people who have not known about the coin so imagine when this takes off what would be the impact. So in reality we are still not too late to join the bandwagon.

Not true. This industry s stll in its infancy. If you wanted to get rich after investing $300 for a GPU, then yes, you missed the boat. If you think long term, still lots of space and time.

It sure seems like we miss something big. Of course wa can't be sure what stage of bitcoin are we in now, we have only our assumptions and everything can change fast. After all MySpace ratings was awesome in the past as well, and everyone know what happened with this service. With Bitcoin it could be the same.

lol. I think we have a man who time-traveled from 2025  ;D

You're definitely right. How did I not see this before? Enlighten me master.  ::)
Either you're a shill trying to drag Bitcoin down, or you're mad because you either: a) Missed the first boat (before $1200), which I luckily did not; b) Got burned by investing/trading.
Anyhow, we here are used to this nonsense.  :)

haha, this guy made me remember that HODL thread ;D Another post to go down on the history books ;D

except this guy is just downright trolling.  ::)

not until the next halving, which in my opion will be a game changer

it's still to early to call the "departure" of bitcoin

Will the halving be big when it does happen?

Or will it be a few weeks to months before we see the effects of it?

I'm not super convinced myself. The amount of fresh coins arriving every day is a small portion of the total amount traded.

It's also a moment set in stone so it should be accounted for long before it actually happens.

It might have psychological effects that might push the market upwards. People easily forget about the fact that one day relatively soon there won't be huge inflation.

Lots of things can change in a year and a half. There s still time to get on the train.