Because the light side kicked him out. Now he's out for blood. DAN DAN DAN, DAN DADAN DAN DADAN...
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Aren't interest rates supposed to be market led? What model do they follow in deciding whether to increase or decrease the rate?
Whatever model their following, that sure is one communist way of doing it, letting the 'best and the brightest' with their PHD's decide the fate of the whole...
What happened to the capitalist philosophy of 'let the free market decide'?
Edit: Land of the free! Watta joke.
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Clam still looking good surprisingly. Volume kinda thin though...
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Dave,
Quick question, are the people behind Tenessee gonna bite the bullet and sell a majority of the NXT outright (may cause a further fall in price), or are they gonna hold most and sell little by little (losing value in funding BTC-wise as NXT is trending down)?
I ask because the latter was what Ethereum did reducing their war chest by 50% in USD value.
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It's 10,000,000.......can you not get anything right, BT ?
Quick question, are the people behind Tenessee gonna bite the bullet and sell a majority of the NXT outright (may cause a further fall in price), or are they gonna hold most and sell little by little (losing value in funding BTC-wise as NXT is trending down)?
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^ ROFLOLMAO!!! Nice... Edit: With fingers wiggling??? Even better.
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Random bitcoin guy. Nothing special here
For me, you are random actually. Didn't mean to offend tho. Who is Charles Hoskinson?
"Director of the Bitcoin Education Project" hint: above you. Yeah, noticed after I posted. But still, no clue who he is, lol. Former CEO of Ethereum if that matters. He helped start the project but had to leave due to differences with Vitalik Buterin concerning the direction of Ethereum going forward. so now he can start working on important things again If I were to guess, it's gonna be something like this... A decentralized exchange with cross currency settlement using no counter party risk Bit-Fiat CFDs with a turing complete programming/scripting language. ... And with fast transaction times.
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Random bitcoin guy. Nothing special here
For me, you are random actually. Didn't mean to offend tho. Who is Charles Hoskinson?
"Director of the Bitcoin Education Project" hint: above you. Yeah, noticed after I posted. But still, no clue who he is, lol. Former CEO of Ethereum if that matters. He helped start the project but had to leave due to differences with Vitalik Buterin concerning the direction of Ethereum going forward. In hindsight I think his hybrid private company and foundation idea behind Ethereum might be a good idea. And he also mentioned that he favors only one simple implementation. Which again, seeing what it is now, might be the better way to go.
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^ You mean Charles Hoskinson's next project/startup? Because I think that will be it.
Edit: And transaction speed is a must.
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F bitcoins, I got a million dollars!
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Congrats Craig!
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A decentralized exchange with cross currency settlement (Ripple) using Bit-Fiat CFDs (Bitshares) with a turing complete programming/scripting language (Ethereum).
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He's one of my favorite characters in crypto. Just wondering what he's up to these days and if he's going to start another project...
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It's not very easy to do if most ordinary folks find it hard to understand.
Just tell them bitcoin is money and 1 bitcoin is worth $500 dollars... Then you sell them 1 BTC, then buy back at Bitstamp for 430+. Good plan.
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'We are all Satoshi.'. Really bro? It's probably true that email was hacked.
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Clam starting to breakout. Let's wait and see if volume improves.
Caveat.. etc, etc.
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Satoshi is on an island somewhere in a super High tech home with a female robot as his sex slave.
Does that make him technically a virgin?
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Whats clams userbase, <100? Fail and hype
Well, given it recently hit $300k 24 hour volume, those less than 100 people must have a lot of money, lol. I personally made 80% out of it in a few days. Not too shabby, just wish I bought more at 100k. Doesn't mean a person should buy and hold.
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