I respect your choice, but i buy it myself, 15 then sell 20 so thats why 20.

It's important to remember that it's not total supply that matters in the supply/demand equation. It's the available supply that matters. If people hold on to their Bitcoin, available supply starts to dry up and prices go up (despite the ever increasing total supply). Of course the opposite happens when large holders dump. Available supply increases and prices Ho down.

because alot of people are sat on their hands waiting for someone else to make bitcoin acceptable in their local area..

it's kind of like waiting around all year hoping someone will knock on your door wanting to mow your lawn for free, instead of getting off your ass and cutting your own grass..

luckily i done my bit and im living happily off of bitcoin and buying what i need using bitcoin. my fiat bank account has been left derelict for a few years now. if you too want a life without bitcoin, then you need to speak to your local shops and inform them about bitcoin. else the only thing you can do in your area is treat bitcoin like a stock.

Mircea and her shenanigans
Anyways post the relevant Bitcoin-Assets thread and log for evidence if you did take the bet.
Seems like a fun one if you actually have the money to put up.

Or if the offer is open to all users would like to see who bites on this  

I come back after three months to see if bitcoiners had given up and gotten jobs yet, here is bitcoin news summary of the three months:

1. No news (other than bad)

2. Lot's of news (none good)

3. Scams, wasteful and inefficient mine losses continue as they always do, and always will until zero. There is not even a point enumerating them, like counting cavities in a meth mouth

4. bitcoin remains confined largely to darknet uses such as child pornography, drug and weapons sales and human trafficking funds for ISIS

5. The vast majority of people (99.99%) when asked, "do you bitcoin?" respond "huh?" whereas the remaining: "yes that's an obvious fraud" (0.009%) or "yes I have been defrauded" (0.0009%) or "yes I am a Chinese/Ukrainian/Silicon Valley hacker that defrauds with bitcoin" (0.0001%).

Let's see...forgetting something...oh yes, price is 10% lower. Cheers! 

Wow.... $18 000 in a fanny pack.... what bank does not want 18k deposits?

Anything related to Silkroad is a hot potato and people would think twice to donate, if they not sure that the money is going to someone who is innocent and a real victim.

They will also not donate to a anonymous bitcoin address. {Make a youtube video, and proof that it's real}

by far the most intriguing part of this story so far... in my eyes is 'Variety Jones'


its pretty obviously not the jester as some suggested earlier.....


i dont think you go from hacking al queada supported websites, to encourgng btc for murder..... i just cant logically connect those dots.

He's gonna wish he had a different name when he goes to prison as a crooked cop.

Is not he on BitcoinTalk as well ?

The Ninth Article to the Bill of Rights (generally called the 9th Amendment) from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution#cite_note-1:
Notice the word "retained." Retained means that the people had certain rights before the Constitution was enacted. The 9the Amendment means that the rights that the people had are not diminished by the Constitution. Thus, government (which was set up by the Constitution) has no effect on anyone who stands up as a man - one of the people - because man's rights remain no matter what is written in the Constitution or the laws that come about because of it.

It is man's right to start a Silk Road on the Internet through a Tor .onion domain. It is man's right to sell or otherwise cause drugs to be sold. It is certainly man's right to transfer funds this way and that way. It is man's right to have his privacy, so that if government agents steal his computer, the case against him fails right there.

It is, also, man's right to convict himself of wrongdoing if he so desires. That's what the government is tricking Ross into doing. They are tricking him into convicting himself, because he wouldn't do it if they weren't confusing him all over the place about what the basic law is... the common law of the people.

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Regarding what justusranvier said when he said, "It has nothing to do with you casting your spell correctly... ," he is completely wrong. Although we don't use the term "casting you spell" very often today, that's exactly what it is. Let me explain.

Ambiguous words in law weaken it. In court, your words must have a single meaning if you are on the side of government, and if you wan them to stand strong. The exception is that you may define the way you use your words, if you want.

It is similar if you are a man presenting your claim. Use 1 or 2-syllable words, because the definitions of such words can't be easily broken by ambiguity.

Casting your spell means to cast (give notice to the world) your spell (you better spell your words correctly, even if there is the ability to, later, claim a spelling error). In other words, you make your claim in a notice to the world using words that are spelled correctly. In ancient times you would have called it casting a spell.

Oh:

http://gizmodo.com/silk-road-kingpin-ross-ulbricht-wont-be-getting-a-retri-1700647551

I think they made his situation much worse. Like all the killings being related to the agents work.
But framed him? Not really.

I think you guys are talking about the 'alert code' key. It is used to send an alert message to all bitcoin clients in the event of an emergency.

Can you point it out in the code?

Whatever is right. What key? I don't think you understand "open source" software. Here is a link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source

I heard Satoshi originally wanted to pass the key on to Hal Finney but because of his unfortunate condition Satoshi decided to give it to Gavin instead.

That's the key you were talking about, right, S4VV4S?