Interesting.
brb getting popped corn.
this /watch |
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I can sell you a btc for half that price if you want  |
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Maybe he is travelling a lot  |
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I think that you lost everything.
I'm pretty sure it is a fake ID.
Even if the guy exists, it's probable not the one that stole you.
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Also shoe on head.
no sale without the shoe made my day |
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I just want to underline that you are buying HARDWARE, then you could see @ daily income as a dividend............ 2x usb miners means DAILY the weekly dividend of one AM share I think..  If they are so great then why are you insisting on selling them at cost? 1 GH/s yields about .025 BTC per day you bought them for what 6+ BTC? It will take you at least 240 days to ROI and this is not taking into account diff rising. Diff is now at 19.3 MM These will NEVER ROI at this price EVER Not to mention electricity price ! |
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Maybe MtGox is low on USD ?
Or in other words: more sellers doing USD withdrawal compared to buyers depositing USD...
How is that even possible? All money amount in mtgox accounts came from: 1) direct deposits. 2) sold btc that were bought with a direct deposit, so mtgox took a comission on that. I think you're wrong. They can be low on btc, but not low on usd, can't they? |
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Maybe MtGox is low on USD ?
Or in other words: more sellers doing USD withdrawal compared to buyers depositing USD...
That would be utterly surprising. And a major problem for them. I hope ur wrong. |
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Depends what is the exact issue with paypal. But probably fine outside US.
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I am happy for you, I hope Polish account will be released soon.
+5000 Good luck  |
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I have no idea if it's true or wrong, and why it is, but still, you should contact their support about that issue (and not a standart automated answer).
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the remaining bitcoins go up in value The problem is that it's not possible to distinguish lost bitcoins and bitcoins that are just hold on.  |
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When someone dies his physical gold is inherited. Even when someone dies unexpectedly eventually someone finds it. Instead with bitcoin, if I understand it well, once a person dies or forgets his password, the bitcoins are lost forever. Not just for that person but for everybody. In other words, if this is true, bitcoin is not an economy based on a fixed amount of bitcoins, but with an ever diminishing amount of them.
Is my understanding correct?
Is this perceived as a problem?
Has anyone tried to address it?
Also, has there been any study on how bitcoins are lost?
Thanks,
Pietro
Yes. No. Yes. No, but you can make an assumption about it. |
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I can't justify getting more hardware (I recently got a 7950), and with mining rewards going down, down, down, and the difficulty soon to rise, it looks like I'm soon going to have to give up mining before I even get to 5 forum posts mark  Don't mine btc, it's pointless. Trade btc. |
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And why don't you ask mt gox?
How are we supposed to answer your question?
Huh.
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Date Registered: June 16, 2013, 12:20:11 PM
How could anyone trust you?
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