Hodling![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2F4.bp.blogspot.com%2F-x6ti3TrrKDs%2FU2aSAv0GpRI%2FAAAAAAAACu4%2FCmCllgETaQs%2Fs1600%2Fsmettere-di-procrastinare.jpg&t=663&c=fN93QEYHyEgDgA) is a full-time job
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ECB -> announced negative rates and market expecting QE to be announced in 20ish minutes. Get out of them Euro and into them BTC.
so now it's the ECB doing the pumping for us? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fencrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com%2Fimages%3Fq%3Dtbn%3AANd9GcSWkUvlW39gj99BN_1uZRj1E12IPz-VlNhOQr1qBWu_jwBMSdHi_w&t=663&c=9MXGgLdoFxXGvg)
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I just received an email saying I got 1 satoshi for each share.
+1
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OK my patience is running low. If we do not get a date of delivery now about our refund I'm going to open a scam accusation.
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Based on their actual computer market adoption, in two years they could just release in Windows 10 a wallet application that ONLY accepts permacoin.
they could even extort a monthly payment from users in theircoin as a condition for license. Users would be happy paying 'just' in bandwidth and space, and they would get the resaleable use value.
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Was there any fundamental reason why Bitcoin crashed today from $680 to $620-630?
someone needed a Lamborghini NOW, or pulled some prophits out of the table. just hodl and see. The fun has still to start.
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I already suggested that it may be a good idea as a system to store the blockchain (kind of electrum, but rewarding those who share their space and bandwidth to act as servers). Anyway it's incoming, in a way or another.
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Bitcoin rival rewards you for archiving history instead of doing useless math BY STEVE DENT @STEVETDENT 1 HOUR AGO 0 http://www.engadget.com/2014/06/04/permacoin-mining-data-storage/Other than generating lucre, Bitcoin mining does nothing but waste of time and energy. That's why researchers from Microsoft and the University of Maryland have developed "Permacoins" which reward you for actually doing something useful: backing up important data to your hard drives. For instance, you could earn crypto-coins by helping store, say, the 200TB US Library of Congress to your own disks. You wouldn't be able to cheat and use Dropbox or Google Drive thanks to an encrypted key, and data would be validated using a "proof of reliability" check. With enough participation, it would provide a safe, distributed backup and enable data to be accessed during outages -- like when the Library of Congress went offline during last year's shutdown. It's just a prototype for now, but researchers reckon a 100 Petabyte data pool could be created if users spent the same on storage that they have on pricy mining rigs.
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It would be cheaper to destroy the network. Go to the places where manufacturer the mining chips (Taiwan etc) and get a great deal to get 51% of the network.
it could be even cheaper to threaten the owners of the 2-3 biggest pools of being thrown out of a window if they do not comply to pwn the network.
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Bit nerve racking
The moral of the story is: when you have a 40X+ bagger in your hands like any holders who bought at the IPO time last summer, sell the sh*t out of it without thinking twice.
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I'm sipping wine with my monocle on and not asking tips since I'm an old hodler. Class is not water ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fencrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com%2Fimages%3Fq%3Dtbn%3AANd9GcSx3R8eebnufA9CyvPqWAZXUhMoJV-FHysFJNv63cxL_G3V9xRM&t=663&c=HBH6XaJ5rAiHRw)
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Perhaps 'that guy' is the Bitfinex guys themselves.
yes. wonder why btc exchangers should not frontrun, insider trade, and commit any other sort of malfeasance and market manipulation. I would be actually very surprised if they were not.
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i need a fucking smoke!
light it up mate ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm9.staticflickr.com%2F8475%2F8439383277_e4f77e918a_b.jpg&t=663&c=RW2DdPRVOIzTRg)
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by the time we're all millionaires, every single one of those people -governments included - will have melted down their fiat for crypto. Nearly everyone will be on board.
(unless they opt to take our crypto-toy forcefully). Yes they supposedly can't, but they could try anyway -and knowing the subjects they will. So I would advise to stay mum about your crypto-riches even with your inner circle and have the passport ready to get out of Dodge in no time instead of flashing Lambos when the time will come. Better yet would be to anticipate them moving first to a safer place.
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I am under the impression that people tend to hoard more with BTC than with fiat , considering it an investment more than a currency n or so.
BTC is primarily the ultimate offshore banking and the killer app of asset protection, private transactions and private property. For everything else you can dump fiat.
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If the Bitcoin price is at 2500 Dollars by the time the contract expires my initial deposit of 0.1412 BTC is reduced to only 0.032 BTC.
yes in a sense it's like shorting btc, but better since you at least get a return in fiat until it keeps going. That's why if I were not long btc I would already have increased my trading shares.
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the title is misleading: politics is about conspiring at all levels as a matter of fact -consciously and not. we live immersed in a matrix of conspiracies all the time like fishes in the water.
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