I have seen a couple of foreign language accepting campaigns, but I can't remember what they were for now.

I would imagine that if there were to be campaigns like that they would recruit in the relevant language sections. There must be enough nation focused businesses for there to be a few out there.

Only, if only, Laszlo had kept a few offcuts of the pizzas and encased them in perspex. Can you imagine how historic they would be? Not that anyone else would understand in the slightest.

Your posts are genuinely terrifying. How much do you need to be paid to stop scaring me? I can't sleep at night with these insights and screeds of compelling evidence.

I really can't believe blockchain.info are going to bother expending time and staff on a bullshit fork that probably isn't going to happen anyway.

Users have a seed. If there is a btg wallet then all they have to do is import it.

The same statement rolled out for the thousandth time by someone who doesn't understand or count. Yawn. At some point the media won't bother reporting this crap. I'm surprised they still do.

I don't know how new it is, but I have seen several Syrians complaining about being caught up in the recent account closures. If you have money on Bittrex and it's accessible then get it out while it's still possible.

They will be a lot more interested in keeping the US government happy than Syrian traders.

I did read it.

I think people are getting far too lazy and comfortable banking on things to always happen the way they expect. Just when you're lulled into complacency, something pops along to smash it to pieces.

If it was that certain we'd all be trillionaires. What reason is there for alts to rise? What wonderful things have they achieved in the last few weeks?

Are you by any chance in the Crimean part of Ukraine or close to it?


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Unfortunately hacking and malware fucks you after you've gotten into Bitcoin. Only then do you learn a hard lesson in the best security practices. No one thinks of that stuff when they're dreaming of dollar signs.

I wonder many newcomers who've piled in recently realise you can actually spend it.

I'd love to see retail figures regarding BTC. I would expect them to be static at best and more likely to be falling. The relentless rising coupled with high fees makes them less attractive to spend than ever.

There are ETFs built from the ground up to be as volatile as possible. Part of the market seeks that out.

I don't see how an ETF can happen. The market is still as hard to police as it was when it was rejected. Just because it's bigger doesn't magically means the SEC saying yes to a job they're not actually capable of executing.

Know the word - a huge amount. It's been in the media for many years now.

Understand what it actually is - a piddly amount. I get the feeling no shortage of people who took the trouble to sign up and post here actually understand what it is.

Care about it - even fewer. A handful of millions at the very most.

I'm going to bring out BitcoinPussyMagnet, BitcoinLifeExtension, BitcoinFourteenInchesofGlisteningMeat and BitcoinBitcoinBitcoinBitcoinandyetmoreBitcoinetc.

Let's explore the outer limits of naming bias.

If I remember rightly people were asking for over 6 fairly regularly. I suppose it didn't matter all that much when BTC was $200 ish. It certainly does now.

I think you know more than enough. The big buck coin owners are either going to have to get realistic or enjoy their coins for all eternity.

It's interesting how invisible they've become. I'm wondering whether it's a trough or whether they'll remain rather obscure.

Can anyone point to any successful sales of high denomination coins like these in recent times? All I can see are examples that appear to linger for years on end.

I think it's mainly, and wrongheadedly, to do with all this fork shit. People want their freebies even though it'll probably cancel whatever benefits there are out. Once that's out the way the price will fall back.

If so, how did it happen?

There must be millions of phone wallets downloaded but you rarely if ever hear of security problems, other than direct physical access of course, so what are the known cases?

It's all to do with the supply level. It's being treated like an asset not a currency. If people can afford it and believe the price will keep on rising then they'll more reluctant than ever to sell.

The genuinely daft price predictions become a lot less daft if sellers go on strike.