I'll buy!  100$ via BTC + Shipping? I live in Kansas so shipping shouldn't be much morethan 20$ maybe |
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Nice! Made it as the last one! thank you mate 0.001 btc received Youre most welcome! |
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Hey guys! Setup a brand new S7 -LN miner overclocked it to 3.3 TH/S time to give away half of its first day of earnings! List your wallet!:) first 5 get 0.001 BTC (1 million Satoshi)
Thanks for the chance, but i think im a bit late. Actually 0.001 btc is 100k satoshis  Oh damn sorry i was off a decimal point thanks |
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Nice! Made it as the last one! |
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Hey guys! Setup a brand new S7 -LN miner overclocked it to 3.3 TH/S time to give away half of its first day of earnings! List your wallet!:) first 5 get 0.001 BTC (1 million Satoshi)
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i have no reason to lie
need 4-5BTC loan urgent for my family. this is life and death issue so you cannot argue to me
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Are you charging for shipping?
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I believe that only one of 2 things will happen after the halving
A (The Most Predictable)
The price will double up to 900$ a coin and mining will resume to be as profitable as ever; things basically stay the same except with bitcoin being 900$ a coin it's the same profits for miners.
mining bitcoin was profitable so far even when price was lower than <$400 and now it is still profitable and will continue being profitable. you don't have to worry about miners when you are not one of them. and unless you don't have reference for what you say about profitability of mining you shouldn't make assumptions. B (My Favorite)
Bitcoin's price consequently will crash due to massive selling once reaching a certain point of profit say 800$; this massive drop in price will cause miners to stop mining due to it no longer being profitable. Due to the lack of mining over a month or so difficulty will drop down to the tens of thousands, once again inspiring miners to mine and rebuilding the bitcoin economy back bringing a much slower steady rise to bitcoin up to a price which is okay between miners and consumers (Maybe 700-800). Just my guess; put your thoughts below!
many like you believed bitcoin will crash when it reaches $1000+ a couple of years ago when this happened. this crash took this long to take place.and this so called crash was only because there was a bubble. and today if there is a crash the bottom will be $500 at least. and again unless you don't have reference for what you say about profitability of mining you shouldn't make assumptions about miners and whether or not they are going to continue. Lol these are just my thoughts; and yes i am a miner. |
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Why would you want option B? it wont happen anyway but just get on the train man, everyone always wants cheaper bitcoin and its a mentality i started with initially. The best thing to do is keep getting more bitcoin and holding for longest time possible, you have very little stress this way.
I have mixed feelings about B I like and hate it; I like how it could be a mini reset on the difficulty but of course don't like the fact of bitcoin's price crashing. |
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Sorry the Coupons expired on May 11th.
Damn it. |
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I believe that only one of 2 things will happen after the halving
A (The Most Predictable)
The price will double up to 900$ a coin and mining will resume to be as profitable as ever; things basically stay the same except with bitcoin being 900$ a coin it's the same profits for miners.
B (My Favorite)
Bitcoin's price consequently will crash due to massive selling once reaching a certain point of profit say 800$; this massive drop in price will cause miners to stop mining due to it no longer being profitable. Due to the lack of mining over a month or so difficulty will drop down to the tens of thousands, once again inspiring miners to mine and rebuilding the bitcoin economy back bringing a much slower steady rise to bitcoin up to a price which is okay between miners and consumers (Maybe 700-800). Just my guess; put your thoughts below!
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Sold!
Dayum that was fast, 'grats. I have a set of Titans that have been plugging away but im starting to consider simplying my life by selling my hardware and moving towards cloud mining... my friends keep telling me to hodl on though. Don't go with cloud mining; most sites are barely if at all profitable due to their so called "Maintenance Fees" the only company where you would come close to getting your deposit back is HashFlare and that's if you go LTC mining. Overall I do NOT recommend it though. |
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Don't sell, but could I buy things with it? Is that the same as selling?
Yes you can still buy things with it; some companies it may be the same as selling such as Steam and other commercial companies who just immediately sell the BTC for USD at the time of purchase. But for the most part buying things with bitcoin can be considered not the same as selling it directly for USD. |
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Interesting article, where is the deposits graphs getting its numbers? And it would also be interesting to see graphs from several exchanges pointing to times in which there was a surge in volume, interesting to compare graphs from Chinese and Western exchanges I would lookup chinese buying bitcoin youll find several more articles that help confirm this information. |
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I agree with you man , panic selling is exactly what cause the price decrease each time.
I'm not sure what do you mean by 2008 though , since Bitcoin came to life in 2009 and I assume that Silk road came after that too.
Im sorry i got my times way off i meant in end of 2013 beginning of 2014 |
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Everyone is buying; to be more specific millions of chinese are buying. If we sell we only make the value go down, not saying that you should buy or that you shouldnt spend it; but for the love of god dont sell it. I havent seen this quick of a price jump since 2014 and we all know that was cause of silk road; this is because the chinese market is shit, theres a difference so lets not sell! |
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Live in a basement and I don't pay for electricity where I'm renting; water and Electricity are free.
The air down in a basement is probably cool enough to just use box fans. They're cheap and you can pick them up at walmart or basically any box store. They'll use less electricity too I'm pretty sure so you can fit more miners on your circuit before it...goes boom  Ah okay XD Also just a question put in cool and non humid conditions (I have a dehumidifier as well - EXPENSIVE) how long could a miner last if not overclocked? Hm...a miner can last easily a year I'd say. Obviously it's not for certain. 2 different people could buy the same electronic from the same store and keep it in the same place and one could last a year and the other 8 months or something. Errors happen. Hmm okay; thank you. Once I get at least 6 of these setup I should be all good! It'll bring my total hash rate to about 16.8 TH/s for $1746 USD (2130 if I include shipping) And at current conditions that'll have me $838 a month, hopefully halving goes the way I need it to and I'll be good. |
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Live in a basement and I don't pay for electricity where I'm renting; water and Electricity are free.
The air down in a basement is probably cool enough to just use box fans. They're cheap and you can pick them up at walmart or basically any box store. They'll use less electricity too I'm pretty sure so you can fit more miners on your circuit before it...goes boom Ah okay XD Also just a question put in cool and non humid conditions (I have a dehumidifier as well - EXPENSIVE) how long could a miner last if not overclocked? |
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