Bitcoin Pyramid's income hits 100 btc: - 97.25934601 btc - received from members
- 3.18402000 btc - received from ads
Pyramid members deposited 97.25934601 btc and received 98.13374169 btc to their wallets. At the moment 149 members have deposited, 33 members have profited. Thanks to members and advertisers! |
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Interesting question: should people be tolerant to trolls and scammers to ensure free speech and other natural rights?
Isn't is suppose to be limited to yelling fire in a crowded theater? This is a bitcoin forum, and it should be open to opinions but should require decency and behavior standards as do most IRC chat rooms. Successful open source projects keep a standard of professionalism in their community, and bitcoin should be doing this only more so if we want to be acknowledged by the financial business sector. Its simply a matter of signal to noise ratio to keep this place useful. Or just keep this forum as is, and creating some type of solution for professionals and business people to come together to communicate. I think bitcointalk.org deserves to live, it is significant part of bitcoin community. To some extent it is a model of our society and if we want to keep it free, we need to adapt somehow. If there is a need to improve signal to noise ratio, someone can establish subforum with a stricter policies for those who likes the idea of their enforcement  |
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Interesting question: should people be tolerant to trolls and scammers to ensure free speech and other natural rights?
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Maybe, I don't know if it's fake or not. Well someone expects to sell about 7000 BTC at 9.55$. With a 5300 daily volume, that could take a while. Now suppose that is fake and it will be taken down, then there will be no resistance.
Before the price droped to 5-9 zone I saw the opposite picture: almost nothing on the right side, and 2 orange walls on the left. But both vanished and the price dropped. I think we should make our judgments based on some more reliable data. Probably volumes and price of actual trades are not fake. But what if he decides to dump it a current price? It could burn all the way to 8$.
Then he would do it carefully so that nobody notices. Probably he would make a fake orange wall to keep the price high |
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we are in the middle of the third square.. if to look at the previous period, can see that lows may happen after that before it gows up |
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If the price moves in the next 2-6 hours, it most certainly won't go up...
Is your judgement based on the blue wall at about 9.5$, which is likely to be fake? |
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BombaUcigasa, what did you want to say? |
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may have to ask if i could have the "Daily Draws" part changed to "Weekly Draws" in about 6 hours time? my site is changing
Unfortunately according to current rules ads are not associated with any particular person and can't be edited  When you preview your ad, there is also a footnote "You won't be able to edit the ad once it is published." near the "Publish" button. I'd like to be consistent with this policy because it is my responsibility to leave the system as secure and transparent as possible, and to ensure dividends to Bitcoin Pyramid members. People that do not want the ad to be displayed (for whatever reason) are supposed to oppose it by depositing sufficient amount to its con address. And, of course, they can add and support ads which they like. I am sorry for inconvenience, joeyjoe |
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Short term trend changing? 50 EMA crossing above 200 SMA.....maybe, whiplash possible tho If my optimistic hypothesis is correct, we are going to see $30/btc in September and over $50 in November  |
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6 confirms for a deposit that cant be withdrawn is a bit much... 1 would be enough
True... But received (confirmed) deposits immediately go to random pyramid members. That is why Bitcoin Pyramid (unlike mybitcoin.com) waits for 6 confimations. Btw, thanks for your feedback and for placing your ad (it is working now)! |
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I can see in Block Explorer that 0.4 btc has been deposited just couple blocks ago. Please wait until this transaction receives 6 confirmations. |
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Normal Vs LogIf you look at the Log graph then it does not really resemble the classic "bubble" that everyone keeps harping on about... what gives  Wow.. I like the Log one (with weighted prices).. I know it is too optimistic and arbitrary.. but it looks like price correction takes about twice as match time as the it took to grow from the previous maximum.. If this it is true, then it is going to be 30$/btc in september and over 50$/btc by November |
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Wow, I can see my link is published. Thanks! I hope your site gets much attention |
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The fact is that the coinbase was designed so that (small) text could be embedded in it, and in fact the first coinbase ever (in the "Genesis" block) contains libertarian propaganda.
I think we should be tolerant to propaganda, it is free speech. The first block was generated by Satoshi himself, so he could put there whatever he wanted. But mining pool is something people have share in, so I think it would be fair if they know what they are contributing to. |
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I agree the walls are fake.. Its a bit scary that there are such a powerful manipulators on the market. So we see what they want us to see. Probably it is better to ignore ask/bid graphs and to watch at the actual prices and volumes.
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Great idea! May I have #12 & #13 for the link to bitcoin pyramid ( http://bitcoinpyramid.com)? Here is the image:  and the hover text: "Bitcoin Pyramid - join for free and start earning!" Thanks! |
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It's not going to work.
It's easy to prove.
The vendors that supply the merchandise don't accept bitcoin.
The circle of life is incomplete.
If vendors see potential of bitcoins, they would accept it. It is just a matter of time and our efforts. |
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I like the idea of hashcash, I think it deserves to be supported by popular mailing software. I also like the idea of using bitcoins to filter out spambots. I think it could be used in many different applications, not only email. Sometimes it could be easier for users to send bitcoins than to enter the illegible capthas |
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...or we can just sell all the bitcoins and try to make the price unreasonably low... if it doesn't kill bitcoin, people are likely to start buying it to become early adopters-2, thus growing a new bubble and soaring the price far beyond 32$/bitcoin.. though wouldn't be much fun to look at it having all bitcoins sold out cheap  |
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