So glad I'm out. Lost my profits over the past few weeks but not in the red yet.
Big ups to Jaroslaw he called it
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Looks like I was a day early on my Thursday mega crash prediction.
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looks great but not interested until I can pay with PPC.
and I am not interested that the developer spend his time to implement dozens of different cryptocurrencies to pay ... Just PPC. |
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I smell an incoming crash...  |
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Has Snowden commented on whether certain operating systems are more vulnerable to the NSA than others?
Also, does Snowden use Linux? If so, what distro?
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looks great but not interested until I can pay with PPC.
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Maybe the bubble is twerking a little bit before bursting.
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One of these recent articles mentions a breakthrough in cryptanalysis in 2010. This was same year that NSA to stopped relying on Sha-1. Coincidence? I think not. Just a matter of time before SHA-2 is vulnerable.
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ok so the jobs report is pretty bad
but everyone seems to think the fed will go ahead and taper.
meanwhile china continues its US bond selloff
and bitcoin is trading with uncertainty, as the news of NSA ability to brute for you moms email, gets out.
Email was never, ever secure. There is no spoon. |
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ok so the jobs report is pretty bad
but everyone seems to think the fed will go ahead and taper.
meanwhile china continues its US bond selloff
and bitcoin is trading with uncertainty, as the news of NSA ability to brute for you moms email, gets out.
That would be hilarious. Not sure Gov has the testicles. Get some popcorn. |
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as i understand it this mean you can buy a 10 year bond that will yield 3% a year, this is not a half bad ROI for a zero risk investment, this will drive people out of the riskier assets(like bitcoin) and stocks. thats the theory anyway. lets see what really happens tomorrow in a few hours. All you need to know is mortgage loans in the US fluctuate based on bond yields. So if average dumb, fat, walmart employee, American wants to buy a house, s/he is greatly limited by the rate on the 30 year loan. A single percentage point can raise monthly payments quite a bit. Home owners must lower the principle to offset the portion of monthly payments attributable to interest. It isn't pretty. Almost all large assets that require a loan will go unsold unless the holders accept massive losses. *edit* Another way to think about this is that it may force many inflated asset bubbles to finally BURST! Sounds good for bitcoin. Probably is, in the long run. But not until USA decides to hyper-inflate. You are a fool if you believe this is just around the corner, in response to bubble burstings. We will see more stagnation for a while, caused by more failed QE-BY-ANOTHER-NAME. Could last years. Govs don't hyper inflate but as a last resort. We have plenty of room to suffer! |
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Trust in Numbers? No thx bitcoin. We haz lost the war of mathematics.
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This is my favorite slide:  |
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I'm one of the "select few" and I'll tell you. With the help of Sherlock Holmes, we've assembled a crack team who can break substitution cyphers in a matter of days, sometimes hours!
Think twice before encrypting your critical data with your secret decoder ring.
I really can't tell if you guys actually believe the FUD you are posting or if you are legitimately confused about how encryption, and more specifically, bitcoin work.
Anything that relies on AES encryption is compromised. Don't give me "yea but 256 takes so much longer to brute force than 128 bit" blah blah. If the US Gov has an unprecedented method to speed up brute force of 128 bit, they can surely use it on 256 bit. *edit* re encrypting wallets ^ |
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"The three organisations removed some specific facts but decided to publish the story because of the value of a public debate about government actions that weaken the most powerful tools for protecting the privacy of internet users in the US and worldwide." -http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-gchq-encryption-codes-security
Some juicy details left out. I bet they omitted the specific protocols that can already be brute forced easily and much quicker than assumed.
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If you could break encryption, you wouldn't tell anybody.
Other info from the latest leaks indicate only a select few know exactly which forms of encryption are cracked. See the articles i posted.
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Walsoraj, I come when panic starts to loom on the horizon  Read my recent posts. you will see I'm at least a week ahead of the horizon |
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It is time for bitcoin to move to 512 bit. Or switch to Scrypt (plz baby jesus, no).
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US Gov can hack bitcoin?
And your proof is a series of articles documenting that they are actively making requests to major service providers for their encrpytion keys?
Let's think about this one for 2, maybe 3 seconds. If I was US Gov, and I could defeat encryption.... why am I going around asking for keys again?
I'm not quoting you in respect to all those that have you on ignore.
Most of the ignores come from Rpetilia's alt accounts. He has dozens to converse with himself. It creates a social environment that makes him appear to others as a genuine character. Eventually, he will earn the trust of some rich sucker and run away with lots of money. When you point this out, Rpetilia typically goes into hiding and spam ignores you with all of his accounts. *edit* hey lucas, my friend. Nice to see you back in the thread. |
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May the selloffs... Begin.
Gg bitcoin
Nore.
I like your attitude. 1fn1 until we hit single digits |
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