Because if nobody did that there would be no way for people to acquire Bitcoins and then whole thing would collapse. Are you really that dumb?

whats the mBtc? i was out for some time, so sorry if it sounds stupid!

Why invest in developing infrastructure for bitcoin when it will become obsolete in a couple of years. I may be assuming things but I think they are just too ignorant and have not looked into other alternatives such as world coin (more coins and fast block times which means faster transaction speed) and peer coin (first coin to have mint, more coins and more energy efficient to mine) they do not understand the potential of these alt coins. When they understand about other alt coins do you think they will still stick with BTC? Also what do you think will be the cryptocurrency of the future?

Im going to give you all freee BTC

 Nah join Cloud mining, but buy and sell as well.
 

What is the best wallet for litecoins ? I would like to know. Currently I just use btc-e as my ltc wallet

Hi, i am new here.
I try to gamble on some BTC sites but like in every gamble you need lot of luck.
I didn't have it so i lost some uBTC.

Any one tried sporting sites ?

I think this is also important for BTC to become widespread, to realise that amount of 1BTC is freaking huge amount of money (well will be in the future). And it would be better to switch to mBTC, or milliBTC eventually (when the exchange rate will grow to this level).

Lately I've bought just 0.1BTC. I told about it to my friends and most of them were jsut surprised, why so little?! They had absolutely no clue, that I actually bought a hell of a lot (for the future) 

As the title says it seems like the wall client is stuck on the last block in the chain. every time the chain increases it catches up but the client is forever stuck on synchronizing 1 hour behind even though it'll have the exact number of blocks as shown here http://blockexplorer.com/q/getblockcount its been 2 days since it should have finished

i second that, give it a week. now that it has dropped, allot of ppl will go on a buying frenzy

The smart would look at this as nothing more than a speculative bubble-- everything about it is a classic bubble. If they are smart, they will probably stay away. There is a difference between smart and informed. So the informed might say this isn't a bubble at all, but they will have an extremely hard time justifying that to someone who is rightfully skeptical and using their smarts.

The ordinary might only need to be made aware, but since they're already relatively late to the game, their success will depend on the people that come after them. If there are none, they will fail. The people that got in early, or have already cashed out are the only winners so far. Time will tell if anyone buying in now will profit, but the fact remains that they will drive the price up most for those who got in early. So the later they get on board the less of a potential payout exists, not only because they're late to the party, but because the more people that buy in, the less potential there is for every new 'investor'. That will make it harder to get any ordinary, smart, or even extraordinary folks to buy in.

I just bought an old asic usb (333mh/s) at 13.99 a month ago and I wish I bought a few more...right now, I'm in between continue mining or sell the usb for profit...what you guys think?

Right, always to pay with 0,0000xx is something what the masses wont do. Another reason why altcoins will be important   

My vote is for Satoshis, 1 BTC = 100.000.000 Satoshis, there are a lot of them!

One unit to rule them all!  

Tulipcoin:
 
- Tulipcoins expire after a certain period of time.
- Only Tulipcoin holders can mine (cultivate?) more Tulipcoins in a process (based on hashing power or something similar) that destroys the original Tulipcoin
- Tulipcoins come in different varieties (think of levels), increasing in rareness. There is a random chance of generating a rarer Tulip through mining. Once mined, that rarer Tulipcoin can then generate other copies of itself, and a chance of an even rarer Tulipcoin.
- The rarer the Tulipcoin is, the less time before they expire, the longer it takes to mine a new one, and less are mined

That actually sounds like a really interesting experiment. I'm sure there's a way to replicate the tulipbulb mania in cryptocurrency by developing "varieties" or "levels of rarity" within a coin. If I had the programming chops, and the time to do it, I'd put some effort into programming that, lol.

Would you guys buy the miners on eBay?

If answer is no, let us hear your reasonings!