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Thanks for using your money to expose this guy. I really don't understand why these scammers don't just make money the honest way. With all the time they spend scamming a few crumbs they could have made a lot more doing honest work.
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Just saw this come up on the WSJ -- though they haven't stated that it was a suicide yet.
This is without a doubt a breaking and developing story, so we'll see what comes out of this VERY SHORTLY.
Edit: 'Suicide' but I think this was a hit. This guy was going to sing like a canary and anyone who is in power wanted him to die. This is a major slap in the face to all of his victims who are never going to see justice for him.
Not only did he take (or was forced) to go the easy way out. But his co conspirators ALSO took the easy way out.
We have one group that thinks he was murdered and another that thinks he is off living on an island right now. Did Bill Clinton save his buddy? Maybe, maybe not, perhaps he thought Jeff would leak all of Billy's secrets. This whole thing is SUPER fishy, no way he committed suicide. |
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This is kind of depressing to me. It really just comes down to luck on whether or not you stumbled across bitcoin in the early days. I know it is something I would of latched onto right away had I heard about it back at the beginning.
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I think a lot of the new hashrate is simply gamers that don't have to pay for electricity, whether they live with other people, or have power included in their rental agreement. They might as well mine when they are not gaming and make some free money with little work.
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It it scary how dominant google has become. Ideally they would only have a small portion of the total searches on the internet. So many people using chrome browser now, they are tracking your every move. Stop giving them your data people.
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Wanted to change some bitcoin to ethereum and take advantage of the low btc ratio for eth. Everything went smoothly and the fee was low compared to other crypto exchange services. I like the design of the site since it is very clear and easy to follow along.
My only complaint would be the maximum limit on the amount you can exchange but that isn't a huge deal.
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More people will still search .com websites first so they are a lot more expensive if you are buying a common name while io domain names can be very cheap. Bitcoin.com is famously owned by Roger Ver and he probably wouldn't even sell it for $10 million now.
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There's no much way of earning bitcoin here other than signature campaign. Translation for bitcoin or any other top coins is hardly be seen here. Everyone offers ICO token/coin which is a gamble. However, I'm lucky that I was offered by a guy to translate whitepaper with ETH.
I would like to request other people not to translate for the shit token. That's a pure gamble.
You can make a lot more though if you work for a new altcoin that has a lot of potential. It is not unheard of to get a 10x-100x return on a solid project. Problem is finding them in the midst of all the scam projects we have now. |
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A lot of rumors that they have been printing USDT without the dollar reserves to back up the printed amounts. I wouldn't hold any money in tether in case they end up being worthless as everyone tries to convert form USDT to BTC if they are exposed.
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Even big companies with huge security budgets get their data leaked. There is a good chance that if you use any service with KYC that your personal information could be stolen and you could be a victim of identity fraud in the future. Sometimes it is unavoidable though so try to use the most reputable services you can.
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I would say taking out any type of loan from a friend in order to gamble. This is just setting yourself up for a bumpy ride. The next is constantly chasing your losses and thinking you can win the money back. I've seen gamblers on stream constantly say just one more for 30 hands of blackjack.
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He is flat out wrong, speculation is what is driving the demand. Very few people really use it as a currency. This guy is just another businessman trying to sell books and subscriptions. He isn't your friend and he is milking his followers dry for their money.
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How is it popular when almost no one acknowledges they have heard of it? Even I haven't heard of it, and I know that there are people who cook and eat it. Disgusting though. Anyway, I haven't heard any of this. I quickly Googled something and found this article. A Closer Look at Dogfighting. It's more secretive than you think. Even if there's a great chance to win money in this kind of fight, I won't support Animal Cruelty. I'll agree with you if you are a vegan but if you show certain animals favoritism I think that is really unfair. There are people that want to protect dogs but then they go and eat chickens and beef. Dog fighting still happens in America and rings are still being busted. |
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I never like using stop loss, I would rather just ride out the storm instead of letting a stop hunting whale pick up my coins for cheap. If your in any good coin it will always rebound if you are patient enough to wait it out.
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But what about when it reaches the stage when Robots and Technology are providing what we need to survive and there is no longer as much of a need for human work. Do those people not deserve to get some of the production from the robots? I'm already seeing it happen.
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I've seen the worst projects pump to the moon so it doesn't always pay off to do the logical move. You never know what coin/token will get a mega pump just be ready to dump it because they always crash after it happens.
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If rothschild really own the banking system then you can say their money is unlimited because they can create any amount of dollars they want with a few keystrokes. I really don't think Jeff Bezos is the richest person in the world, he is just the richest with a relatively clean background.
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I do think it is unfair to ban someone based off ip alone because what about all the people that travel for their vacations. If they use local internet access then they are screwed. I think a lot of these exchanges and casinos want to do as little as they can to ban US customers because they will still gladly accept their business if it means more money.
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Doesn't matter for him because even if he completely loses 50 percent of his wealth he will still be super wealthy unlike most of the population. Say bitcoin had another devasting inflation bug or something he will still be living a good life if it crashed. People that are barely scraping by shouldn't be putting most of their money into a very risk asset.
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Las Vegas takes it to another level compared to the rest of the world. There is just so much stimulation going to to distract you and I think the business owners in America are more ruthless about money. The funniest thing is supposedly they don't hang clocks inside because they don't want people to realize how long they have been gambling.
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