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1241  Economy / Auctions / Re: amazon.com prebook giftcard offer(sold 3) on: December 12, 2014, 02:45:44 AM
You accept escrow?
1242  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [Buying BTC] Looking to buy up to 5 BTC with Interac E-Transfer (Canadians only) on: December 12, 2014, 02:42:05 AM
Where are you located for a meetup?
1243  Economy / Speculation / Weekly Speculation Thread on: December 12, 2014, 12:52:04 AM
Hi

So with all the threads in this section, it becomes really difficult to find out which is regarding which period and which reason. So I decided to make this thread to try and consolidate all the speculations here. Please post in the following format:

Current Bitstamp Price:
Speculated Price in a week: (May post as above x$ or below x$)
Reason (if applicable):

Bet: x BTC (Please post this if you are really confident about your speculation and want to put your money where your mouth is! If anyone decides to bet against you, that person can contact me (or anyone else) to escrow the bet.)

1244  Economy / Speculation / Re: Going to $500 soon on: December 12, 2014, 12:34:47 AM
I drew some lines and it has been confirmed. The 3D EMA will cross over and we'll be >$500 before 2015. The previous chart lines I have drawn were wrong. Why? Because they weren't feng shui. Once I aligned the chart lines to be harmonious with the Earth and Moon the projection became clear.



feng shui and such things don't work when money is involved Wink
1245  Economy / Speculation / Re: Imagine the pop when Amazon finally relents... on: December 12, 2014, 12:08:04 AM
It would be huge for Amazon too.  Bitcoin is exactly what Amazon needs to essentially take over retail.  I cant believe they haven't jumped on it yet.

Why would Bitcoin change their position in retail?
Why is Bitcoin exactly what they need to do so?

I can see that Amazon accepting Bitcoin is a step forward for Bitcoin, but Bitcoin changes nothing for Amazon.

The amount of business the BTC economy will bring to Amazon would be a game changer.
1246  Other / Obsolete (selling) / Re: * STARBUCKS EGIFT JUST 12% * on: December 12, 2014, 12:01:48 AM
Could you send me a vouch copy?
1247  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Selling Amazon gift cards on: December 12, 2014, 12:00:24 AM
I sell at $100agc for $70btc

These are bought from ppl and not obtained by scame or bought with stolen credit cards.

I would buy at that price. But can you prove your source?
1248  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 11, 2014, 11:56:32 PM
Hey

First of all Im not sure if this is the right place to post this so mods feel free to move Smiley

Now, I have seen a lot of theories to what happened and why Satoshi left BTC suddenly. But, I haven't come across this pretty simple theory which I just thought about.

What if Satoshi was just sick and not well. Maybe his health was deteriorating and hence he decided to gradually handover his great creation. Isn't this a possible scenario?

Let me know your thoughts Smiley

the scenario of could satoshi be hal finney, who had health issues that were getting worse, has been thought about before. along side theories of satoshi being a separate person with his own health issues too

there are no signs of satoshi complaining about bad health or inability to do things due to health. and it has been established that satoshi is/was/ will not be hal finney..

so any theory around hal finney links are false, and any theory that satoshi as a separate person moving off the scene due to health has little to no evidence and thus idle speculation

Franky, Satoshi was Hal.
And Hal is gone now unfortunately.
So is Satoshi.
Let's leave it at that shall we Wink

Do you have any proof to back up your statement here? Most people would believe otherwise!
1249  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 11, 2014, 11:55:34 PM
It's hard to predict how he's disappeared because we don't know about Satoshi.

But i think he don't want to become popular & taking responbility if he's got arrested.
Or he's got some accident  Sad

Yeah makes me sad on the thought that he might be afraid of becoming popular as the creator of BTC and get into troubles. If I was at his place I would probably never be afraid of that. Saying that, I personally don't think this is the reason for his disappearance.
1250  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 11, 2014, 11:51:34 PM
how do you know he left bitcoin when you don't even know who he is?

That's an educated guess. Nobody sees why he would go anonymous while still being involved in bitcoins.
1251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 10, 2014, 07:32:37 PM
Imagine if after creating bitcoin, seeing it succeed, you lost all your private keys in a HDD crash, had no backups, your brain wallets got brute-forced by rainbow tables attacks, and the rest was deposited at MtGox.

Would you still wish to come out? Just asking.  Wink

Yes I would still come out because BTC was not a get rich scheme for me  Wink
1252  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 10, 2014, 07:31:46 PM
To me the most possible scenarios are these:

- He is hiding and trying to be completely anonymous.
(Most likely because BTC was getting too big or NSA started beeing interested in BTC)

- He is dead or has been disabled (accident, murder, disease)
(Most of the given facts point to this version in my opinion)




I believe one of this to be true as well. It could also be that NSA already has him. A Movie or a Tv-series about this would be so good, "Finding Satoshi Nakamoto"  Smiley

Any reason why you believe NSA got involved or is it just blind speculation?
1253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 10, 2014, 07:30:49 PM

Nice story! Good work.

But please everyone try to keep this on topic Smiley
1254  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 10, 2014, 07:28:39 PM
Hey

First of all Im not sure if this is the right place to post this so mods feel free to move Smiley

Now, I have seen a lot of theories to what happened and why Satoshi left BTC suddenly. But, I haven't come across this pretty simple theory which I just thought about.

What if Satoshi was just sick and not well. Maybe his health was deteriorating and hence he decided to gradually handover his great creation. Isn't this a possible scenario?

Let me know your thoughts Smiley

the scenario of could satoshi be hal finney, who had health issues that were getting worse, has been thought about before. along side theories of satoshi being a separate person with his own health issues too

there are no signs of satoshi complaining about bad health or inability to do things due to health. and it has been established that satoshi is/was/ will not be hal finney..

so any theory around hal finney links are false, and any theory that satoshi as a separate person moving off the scene due to health has little to no evidence and thus idle speculation

I wasn't pointing out at hal finney when I spoke a bout the health issues. Other than that I think the way he left BTC, i.e. gradually not suddenly one day could be some evidence about health issues. Maybe he wasn't able to give a lot of time to BTC because of it. Hard to think that he got busy with something more important!
1255  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Amazon $50 Gift-card 80% on: December 10, 2014, 07:26:00 AM
Obvious scammer, google doesn't lie and their image search is impeccable. I found this, within a minute of searching... bye bye scammer.

Dear OP, find a different black guy with a gun... google has a lot.

hahahahh yeah OP go to page 100 something on google and find some pic Tongue
1256  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Could this is how Satoshi disappeared? on: December 10, 2014, 07:24:21 AM
Hey

First of all Im not sure if this is the right place to post this so mods feel free to move Smiley

Now, I have seen a lot of theories to what happened and why Satoshi left BTC suddenly. But, I haven't come across this pretty simple theory which I just thought about.

What if Satoshi was just sick and not well. Maybe his health was deteriorating and hence he decided to gradually handover his great creation. Isn't this a possible scenario?

Let me know your thoughts Smiley
1257  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Amazon $50 Gift-card 80% on: December 09, 2014, 07:24:50 PM
I send the code first, period. No erroneous assumptions made by any other post will change this fact. Any potential "trust" issue is the result of someone else's delusion, period. You will get a functional code that the receiver will verify is in fact functional before the receiver sends me the agreed amount of bitcoins. I hope this is cleared up now



lol did you even read my reply?
1258  Economy / Goods / Re: Bitcoin eBay auctions on: December 09, 2014, 07:15:25 PM
If you are selling anything on ebay and you accept BTC as a payment method, then you can post your auctions here. I think that is the point here Smiley
1259  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Amazon $50 Gift-card 80% on: December 09, 2014, 01:18:20 AM
I send first tho so scamming is a clear-cut never appearing scenario. And my uncle has won major leagues in hunting

Sending first doesn't matter with Amazon since these cards can be charged back even after someone redeems them successfully!
1260  Economy / Digital goods / Re: ★★★ Selling ★★★ Target eGift Card 75% ★★★ on: December 09, 2014, 01:16:18 AM
Ill buy it for 40%

PM me if interested.
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