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How is it "reasonable"? And how dare you calling "ignorant" the people who took 1 million more time than you to think before writing down something about btc?
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You can go to https://www.bitaddress.org/ and create a wallet. You just need to write down the secrete key, and give the public one to receive your btc. You can print it on the website. |
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Oh, ok I understand.
And what happens if after 60 days, you did not mine more than 60*1.5 btc?
When will it supposed to start (approx)?
Can you send me a proof plz?
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I don't get it, 61 shares and 60 days = 10 years, so some people will pay now and get the hashpower in 10 years?
Does not make sense.
You should collect all the money, and share it equally from the start between all investors...
i have total 63 Shares. each of them will be rent for 60days. how you come up with 10 years? 63*60 = 3 780 days. (around 10 years) That means that the last guy will not have anything before 10 years... |
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I don't get it, 61 shares and 60 days = 10 years, so some people will pay now and get the hashpower in 10 years?
Does not make sense.
You should collect all the money, and share it equally from the start between all investors...
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So you want to make a revolution?
Or maybe go in the moon?
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It's not as much about the price as about adoption. If many merchants accept bitcoins, the price goes up automatically. So it's not the price that drives "realness" of bitcoin, but the other way around.
This |
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Nonobstant le fait que le btc ne sera probablement plus de ce monde bien avant que le mining ne rapporte plus rien, tu donnes la réponse toi même : les frais de transactions ...
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To be fair, I also spend some hours on some free bitcoin sites, although I knew the amount wasn't really worth it.
And I was also kinda frustrated, when I couldn't send the coins after I have gained ~0,002
Wanted to try how the Bitcoint client works and couldn't do anything with the coins. At least I could try out how receiving coins works.
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Don't worry, guys, I think this one's a troll. A good one, though: So, make it simple: what makes that high price? High supply. See, he has it backwards! Naptha, economics 101. High supply:demand ratio = low price. Low supply:demand ratio = higher price. That's why, here in 'MURICA, we burn millions of kilograms of corn and wheat when there's a surplus - to keep prices high. Supply and demand, baby. So you just assumed that I am a troll because I made a mistake and wrote "supply" instead of "demand" in one post? So if I find 1 spelling error in your message that means that you are the worst deadbrain cocksucker in the whole world ? How can that make sense? I stopped reading your message after this line ... |
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There is no way to charge back a paypal transfer with the open/close dispute system I think ...
Of course there is a) use a stolen account b) claim your account was stolen c) bypass PayPal and chargeback using your funding credit card. There is absolutely no method which is immune to fraud using PayPal. None. Use PayPal if you trust the counterparty, otherwise don't. If you require the other guy to: 1) send you the money (without fees, not as a payment). 2) open a dispute. 3) close the disputre straight away. There is no way you can be charged back ... Paypal only allow 1 single dispute per transaction. So, even they actually stole the account/CC, even the real owner can't do shit. Or maybe they changed it recently? |
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There is no way to charge back a paypal transfer with the open/close dispute system I think ...
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