Don't let us down now... ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Yep, you can pretty much ignore the Mtgox price in USD... People like to use it as a guide because it always sounds higher but it's not a true reflection of the overall market.
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I'm still surprised at how many people I meet that have still not heard about it or have no idea what it really is... Bitcoin is still just scratching the surface right now. One thing we can all do is everytime you pay for something ask them if they accept bitcoin... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Every miner will breakeven, just depends how much time you have... Also depends what price you pay.
If you got a Blocker erupter cube super cheap then yes... it would break even.
If you do get one I suggest you mine alt-coins with it though, if your lucky with the coin you mine you may make something on it. I suggest mining something as soon as its launched, even if it sounds crap... you never know what it may turn into one day.
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Whenever I add up the numbers on cex.io I can never make it seem a viable option, doesn't seem profitable.
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When the market becomes mainstream... Only spend each day what I needed to... The rest keep in Bitcoin and watch it keep going to the moon and beyond! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Sounds interesting, about time there was decent app like this.
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At first I thought it was a bad thing but in the long run it will help develop the network and keep everything fresh... This is good for all crypto currencies in general for the long term.
When it comes to mining its going to get harder and harder to choose what to mine though… some big winners possible though.
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Is there a list yet of all the Hardware scam companies?... would be long by now.
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Yes, you can trust sushi for sure... and the antminer is pretty good, good miner to go with if you can get today and start mining with it today. Make sure you get a good price.
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Would be really hard to do... but yes. Anything is hackable in some way if it is online.
I would never keep a large amount online.
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Man, do people really fall for this stuff?... It's a real shame.
Can't believe people get away with these scams.
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Rule of thumb:
2013: 100s 2014: 1000s 2015/6: 10000s ? ? ? ?: profit
I have to say this sounds pretty spot on to me...
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Say no to pre-order... it's become the norm but it's got to stop. let the company raise venture capital if they need to... if it's any good it will sell.
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Go offline for the best security, presume everything on your computer/online is exposed... Paper style wallet or card in fire proof safe/deposit box.
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Great to see so many newbie miners... its good for the network plus there's loads of altcoins these days too. The altcoin market is only going to get bigger too.
There will be losers but from time to time there will be altcoin winners.
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If everything you are saying is right then it sounds like a trojan... get someone that knows what they are doing to have a look at your computer.
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Exactly... people are working on this. It won't be an issue for small amounts when the risk is low for the seller, bit like how you can now just swipe your card without a pin or signature, in those cases the seller is taking a risk, but the risk is worth it for them... like a herd of people behind you wanting to order a coffee. BTC will work just like that.
Buying a house or car?.... expect to have to wait for those confirmations.
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