Try picking up even 1 UNO
Are they even rarer than sMerits? |
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Bitcoinity's going down for maintenance soon. Anyone checking the price on it will have to switch to something else. At about 1:30 AM UTC site will temporarily go down for maintanance. "Temporary?" 5 minutes? 30 minutes? 2 hours? 1/2 day? one month? They estimate between an hour and a few days. Bitcoinity.org Down for maintenance. ETA about 1 hour, so it shouldn't take longer than a few days  Something to keep you busy: airma.sh They had it back online in less than the hour they predicted. |
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Bitcoinity's going down for maintenance soon. Anyone checking the price on it will have to switch to something else. At about 1:30 AM UTC site will temporarily go down for maintanance. |
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I hope none of you are actually believing anything you are reading.
I'm not even reading it. It's fucking schoolgirl drama, why would anyone waste their time. Just look at the pictures instead.  |
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I wonder if popcorn futures are rising due to continuous Bitcoin drama.
I would totally trade a popcorn futures based coin merge mined with Bitcoin drama. November 2016:  And yet two years later they'll buy Poloniex. You know, just in case. I'm wondering how they will handle the ownership transition, and what happens if they get hacked half way through. Someone claims that all poloniex's $1 billion worth of ripple are in its hot wallet. Who takes the blame if that gets hacked during the ownership transition? |
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 mewn This particular dinosaur chart pattern gives a clearer indication of where the price is heading. The yellow bit is next. |
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And I don't even want to start thinking about reviving that squalid goofy business with our pants...
What squalid goofy business with your pants don't you want to revive? |
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It's Chinese New Year tomorrow. Will that make a difference to the price?
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If this not help there is a possibility that some file in Electrum folder is corrupted,so you should try to delete blockchain_headers file in Electrum folder.It is located on C: \Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Electrum\wallets (or %APPDATA%\Electrum\wallets) but to see appdata you need to click on File - View - Folder Option - Show Hidden Files(in Windows)
A faster way to open the hidden folder containing the blockchain_headers file is to click the windows start button, then copy and paste the line of text below into the search box that appears, then press the enter key to open the folder. %appdata%\Electrum This is what your search box should look like after you have copied and pasted the line above into it.  Deleting the blockchain_headers file fixed the problem for me. |
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Vowing to myself not look at my phone at 3:00 am tonight, like I did last night. Setting up a few bids in case it goes lower while I sleep. Although it would be nice to get back some of my BTC that I let go, earlier; it will be nicer to see a monumental rebound. Maybe a deep dip followed by the mother of all rebounds would be ideal.  That's probably hoping for too much though. Don't let Bitcoin force you into checking it all the time. You will get no sleep or work done.  |
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The receiver changed his address on 10 November 2017, so I'm updating the information I posted showing how to let the liquidator know how much you are owed The liquidator says that he will have no money to distribute until mintpal's bankruptcy is complete, but you can let him know what you are owed. This is from page 3 of the progress report.  This is the proof of debt form from page 12 of the progress report. You can send it to the liquidator to let him know how much you are owed.  I think this is the receiver's address you can send the form to. It's changed twice already. Liam Alexander Short and Graham Stuart Wolloff Elwell Watchorn & Saxton LLP 3 Waterhouse Square 138 Holborn LONDON EC1N 2SW |
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I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen:   I remember a time when dinosaurs roamed the WO freely. Now they are such a rare sight. I came close to skipping pages today. This can't keep up. Or I can't. These were some of my favourites from the triple digit stone age.    |
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I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen: Is that called an emerging stegosaurus chart formation? |
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Soon be below 9000 USD, this is fucking ridiculous
Such drama. The price is holding just fine. People can’t take a stiff correction anymore these days Exactly a year ago we were hoping it would go back up to 1000 USD. A year later and we are hoping it will go back up to 10000 USD. Maybe next year we will be hoping it will go back up to 100000 USD. Gona hit 1000 USD today, thats my prediction |
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Switching to the log scale always helps put things into perspective.  |
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Doesn't seem to tie up with the number of new signups on various exchanges.
If it was just a relative few deep pocketed investors then surely there wouldn't have been such a demand for new registrations?
Well if demand was really so high from the retail side, then shouldn't we be seeing the price skyrocket right now? Or at least continue to rise? Hell, 20M+ retail accounts worldwide just trying to buy $50-100 each in this one month would send the price to the moon right now. But we aren't even seeing that level of buying pressure. That's why I think it mostly came from the institutional side. I'm sure we'll continue to see 500K - 1M sign ups a month this year, but not sure that will immediately translate to more buying. It really makes me wonder how much bitcoin is being bought by all these new accounts. Interesting thought. I suppose if new signups was becoming a measure of adoption, then there may be some value in some group or other manipulating the figures. Sign up is about the least hard thing to do. When you can already buy 1000's of Chinese zombies to click x or y at a certain time or like a post or whatever for just pennies. Most exchanges have been freezing due to the strain all their new users are putting on their systems. The kraken had to do a massive upgrade to its severs after months of problems. Straining those exchanges to that extent would be much harder to fake. Most Bitcoin exchanges won't let you trade until you supply KYC documents. |
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Sorry for that stupidish question. I invested 2013 in Bitcoin and holding since then. My Coins are on a paper wallet and I don't have much to do with cryptos since then. Everybody is talking about tether these days. I have no idea what that is again. Do I have to do anything with my bitcoins before this tether thing crashes? Or simply hold another few years?
It isn't stupid to ask IMO. Very briefly: Tether, as per the FAQ pointed above, is a substitute for USD pegged 1:1. It's being used to add fiat-like liquidity. There are worries of over-creation of tether (fractional reserve), along with more complex hypotheses. If it is a fake, and it pops, there will be some blood and unpleasant consequences on BTC price. However, bitcoin has lived through worse events (Gox, for example). If one believes in the long-term future of bitcoin, tether shouldn't be able to sway their course of action for the long run. TL;DR: Just hodl. On August 2, 2016 bitfinex announced it had lost 120,000 Bitcoins in a hack. Although I thought that would crash the price it only went down by $50, then doubled up to over a thousand dollars by the end of the year. Bitcoin survived that, and it will survive a tether pop (if it does pop). |
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Doesn't seem to tie up with the number of new signups on various exchanges.
If it was just a relative few deep pocketed investors then surely there wouldn't have been such a demand for new registrations?
Well if demand was really so high from the retail side, then shouldn't we be seeing the price skyrocket right now? Or at least continue to rise? Hell, 20M+ retail accounts worldwide just trying to buy $50-100 each in this one month would send the price to the moon right now. But we aren't even seeing that level of buying pressure. That's why I think it mostly came from the institutional side. I'm sure we'll continue to see 500K - 1M sign ups a month this year, but not sure that will immediately translate to more buying. It really makes me wonder how much bitcoin is being bought by all these new accounts. Most exchanges still have a giant backlog of newly registered users waiting to get verified. Some of them had to upgrade their servers to handle the numbers of users that were already verified, but they still haven't dealt with the unverified backlog. There are still people who have been waiting for months for verification. After they all get verified the price might skyrocket again. |
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I didn't think bitcoin could be this volatile with the size of market cap it has now. I was wrong. It's going haywire right now!
Bigger market cap, but possibly fewer coins in the float, definitely 1/2 the new coins mined per block. Land Rush in progress. It's just that the train is over full, and can't make the grade, so it has to shake like a wet dog, and try again, with MORE STEAM. Maybe in another few years it will be going up and down by $100k a week and $10k movements will go unnoticed. |
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