Interesting, might this actually give Bitcoin extra exposure to non-tech people?
Let's hope the Bitcoin part won't get blurred or beeped out in some countries.
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What we as citizens think and want is not of importance for the governments.
They will force us to accept anything that they want us to use.
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...I am showing the wall gone! There used to be almost 20K coins sitting at $320!!! Now it is gone!!!
Then why didn't you share that screenshot with us? That would have been far more interesting than your current screenshot.
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At this point it's not sure yet as the estimated is far from accurate.
If enough people fire up their machines in the last day then it will go up slightly.
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Where is the buy wall that you mention?
Your screenshot shows nothing interesting.
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Dortmund again lost a match in the Bundesliga, very weird.
They have a more than decent team that should finish second, behind Bayern.
And it's not looking good for them as Reus and Gundogan are going to move...
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If there is high enough volume I earn Bitcoins with day trading, otherwise buy low sell high method.
And also a tiny bit with sig campaigns.
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That's how a free market works.
No matter the amount offered for the job, there are always people who are looking to scoop up a few bucks.
In some cases the community is quite helpful and will offer to do it for free.
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I have been watching the market for a while now looking for a good time to buy more Bitcoin. Over the past several months I have spent a total of 9.27 bitcoin on random gear, gift cards and general use ... doing my part in helping the ecosystem. I am looking for a good price to buy back in and honestly would be a heavy buyer in the low 200's, high 100's.
I am just curious what the price point needs to be for the "no kidding" people on the fence or just hanging on are buying at.
I have asked this question to several friends and family that have been following bitcoin and their price too seems to be the 180-200 mark, in that they would feel very compelled to buy.
Dont know what it is, 350-390 just doesnt feel right! Maybe im crazy and call me out if so...
It depends on what kind of investor you are. If you plan to hold your coins as long term investment, then buying at this price is a good option. Buy some now, and keep some fiat ready to buy just in case the price goes down.
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Registrar : Namecheap Expiry : November 28 2015 Start bid : 0.01BTC Buy now : make me an offerBTC Minimum bid increments : 0.005BTC Auction duration : 24 hours after last bid
Domains are a set. 0.01 start bid for the set, so get you both the domains(if you win).
Domain will be pushed with WhoisGuard privacy.
By placing a bid you agree with :
# You pay first when you win the auction. # You must complete the transaction in less than 24 hours. # Escrow is possible. I prefer devthedev or monbux. # You can't do private bidding.
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If the global economy goes up or down... does the value of Bitcoin follow? What does the current price of Bitcoin tell us about the near future of the global economy?
Absolutely nothing. Bitcoin and the current world economy have no connections. At this point the price of Bitcoin is mainly controlled by whales, early adopters, speculators, and other people who are looking for a quick buck.
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I'm using Bitcoins quite a bit to purchase mainly digital goods such as hosting, vps, domains, etc.
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Current price level is a great buying opportunity.
People who haven't bought already should consider doing it this year.
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I use Bitcoin Core on an old laptop which is only being used for creating and loading cold wallet files.
The wallet files will then be stored on several usb sticks and external hdd's.
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I always benefit because I already have enough coins to be satisfied if price goes up quite a bit. If price goes down a lot I benefit as well, because I can buy many more ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Why would you want them to add altcoins as well?
Bitcoin is the safest and best option for any service, site or merchants.
Peercoins are a pretty decent choice as an alternative, IMO. Nothing wrong with Bitcoins, but why just limit the choice to one cryptocurrency only? Why would they add altcoins if they already have Bitcoin. Bitcoin is getting more and more support from around the world. Serious companies and organisations won't choose for altcoins.
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Changes will happen, when banks start to implement the BTC payment system in ATM - in future - it will depend from all BTC market expanding. After at least 10 years things will be more clear. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I'm not sure if Banks will ever agree to implement Bitcoin in their ATMs. Several banks have already said that they like the blockchain technology, not Bitcoin itself.
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At some point blocks were worth +$25,000 with Bitcoin being worth $1000 with a much lower difficulty than now.
And currently it's only $8700 per block, and the difficulty still went up.
Regardless of what the block rewards are, people will continue with mining if the price is high enough.
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Why would you want them to add altcoins as well?
Bitcoin is the safest and best option for any service, site or merchants.
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I was expecting TPB to be back online again. Not sure why it takes them this long. Haven't downloaded anything in days ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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