Keep it in cold wallet and stay away from gambling. Maybe some established dice sites could be good options but only for investing not for gambling  . |
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If it's profitable then everybody will sell toxic stuff after forming a cartel. Market self regulation at work, I guess . |
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1. The price fluctuates and speculators peg its value against the USD. However, the miner who creates new coins themselves, then spends those coins to buy goods, does not touch national currency. The bitcoin economy can, and does (but not always) operate independent of our national economies. 2. For the time being, countries have forced bitcoin into existing frameworks such as a property asset or a commodity. However, who does a miner pay taxes to when he conducts a transaction directly in bitcoin? There exist so many legal loopholes that trying to tax bitcoin as is, is essentially plugging holes in a sinking ship. The only way taxation would be levied effectively is through a supranational type of regulation (perhaps through technology itself rather than judicial) which would look nothing like our national taxation strategies. 3. Currency derives a large part of its value from the force capable of being inflicted or defended from its military force. Think about which military force creates the most violence in the world? When people are using a money supply which cannot be manipulated and money printed, the military industrial complex which these forces thrive on will wither up (not completely disappear), and experience a radical downsizing. These 3 reasons, among others, are why bitcoin will end the nation state. Delusional to think a new technology can destroy a government.
Delusional? Consider the technological innovation of gunpowder in feudal times. Organized religion was largely held as the governing body in these times, and we know what happened in the wake of this revolution. Technological developments created strong incentives to downsize governing institutions and lower their costs. A similar technological revolution is happening before our eyes, and is destined to downsize radically the nation state early in the new millennium. 1. Theoretically this is a good reason, but in practice almost all miners are dumping their coins for fiat (or hoarding those coins for dumping later) in the wake of a "dam lambo" (© Spoetnik) or just for paying their electricity bills. 2. Here in the UK as soon as you want to buy something with your BTC you have to pay VAT. CT, IT and CGT also applies, depending on your activities. I like your optimistic views, but unfortunately the taxman tends to be very resourceful. 3. At this moment the tip of the little finger of the military industrial complex worth more than the whole bitcoin economy. If you want to economically "overpower" them every satoshi should worth millions or billions of dollars. I'd like that, but to be frank such achievement seems to be quite unlikely. In addition the military industrial complex servicing a very real customer demand (everybody want to kill and/or plunder someone else) and since the first sharp sticks and stone axes proved to be very adaptive and tenacious . |
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...and what about dumping the ash? As far as I know that stuff used to go into bricks, cement and landfills... and sometimes to Somalia  im trying to imagine instead of 2 coal fuelled powerplants we have 1 nuclear power plant.
we would have a ultimate MCA every 2-5 years?
for example:
the funny thing germany has by far (very far) the highest security standards for nuclear power plants, but it is still far from safe, we still have alot of problems happening all over the place.
i dont even wanna imagine how it would look like when third world countries and tiger states are running full on nuclear power.
without the right security nuclear power plants are not that different from a nuclear time bomb.
indeed, ignorance is bliss
There are lots of nuclear power plants in Europe and in the US. Do we have serious accidents in every 2-5 years? I don't think so. Many of those third world countries and tiger states are already running nuclear power plants without any issues. If you guys are not confident with your knowledge and safety practices about nuclear power plants, certainly you don't have to use those things  . BTW what will be next? When BMW will start breeding horses ? |
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Well, those green guys usually don't know what they talking about. Many of them talking rubbish about the greatness of solar panels and wind turbines but most of them unaware of the real world efficiency, and the amount of energy consumed by the manufacturing process of these things. ... ignorance is bliss.
My sister got infected with this shit recently and tried to infect me through talking about e-mobiles. I've tried to tell her that electricity should be produced at power station before she will be able to use it. She then answered me "I'll try to discuss this issue with guys from our company" and continued to tell me the same shit... E-mobiles will save the world blah blah blah... They also have no idea that coal, oil and other natural fossils have significant amounts of uranium and thorium... As the result, coal powered plants introduced greater amounts of radioactivity than Chernobyl & Fukushima & all other accidents being combined. I think these surges of environmentalism are something like chickenpox, or wild parties, almost every young people goes trough that but most of them going to recuperate without prolonged symptoms . Don't worry, I'm sure she will be better soon . |
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whos gonna pay when (not if, when) tschernobyl and fukushima is gonna happen again?
Knock-Knock! It's ignorance knocking.  They also have no idea that coal, oil and other natural fossils have significant amounts of uranium and thorium... As the result, coal powered plants introduced greater amounts of radioactivity than Chernobyl & Fukushima & all other accidents being combined.
He's right. Nearly all coals containing small amounts of radon and radioactive uranium, thorium, barium potassium isotopes in concentration varying with the area where it is mined. Oil and natural gas contains radium and radon. In the ash all of these stuff getting concentrated. More details: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-radioactive-than-nuclear-waste/Chernobil and Fukushima was two pretty bad accident indeed but, across the world 10-30 thousands of people dying every year because of pollution generated by the coal burning power plants. So there is a hidden cost what we are actually paying day by day, and this isn't some "whos gonna pay when" type guessing, but hard facts. |
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Well, those green guys usually don't know what they talking about. Many of them talking rubbish about the greatness of solar panels and wind turbines but most of them unaware of the real world efficiency, and the amount of energy consumed by the manufacturing process of these things. ... ignorance is bliss.
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Where the hell is Pagan ? I miss the guy, hope he´s all right.  Finally he can spend his hard earned euros . |
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As I seen there aren't too much interest in raffle like games here, so probably you would struggle to find players. Not to mention that not much ppl would bet 0.1 BTC with such slim chances to win.
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Don't be naive. Every state is enemy of free speech and freedom of Internet. The more money, power and tools they have makes them the more dangerous enemies of privacy and freedom.
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Well, nothing wrong with a ponzi what openly declares itself as ponzi (and using an escrow). Everybody knows what they can expect... |
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My son born on the 21st of April... recently he said something about a mustache... I might have to keep an eye on him... Nice piece of lunacy . |
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Many newcomers to bitcoin question its 'killer application'. But bitcoin's key use has been here since its very inception -- the end of central banking and the unravelling of the nation state. Three reasons why bitcoin will end the nation state: 1. Bitcoin is independant of our national economies. 2. Bitcoin is an untaxable money supply. 3. Bitcoin transitions the nature of violence. Watch the full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5xdQPdpLGo&list=PLpWIYlii1DeYim3a9gJDSVh3PZn5kx2YQ&index=1Sweet dreams my cosmopolitan friend. Isn't it? Your "reasons" are wrong. 1. BTC isn't independent. It's speculative vehicle and its value basically pegged to fiat. 2. It's taxed everywhere except in countries where it's banned or still under the radar. 3. Violence is for resources. BTC is just yet another resource. No difference. |
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long experience of being an independent state??? read more history articles, don't draw your history...
We had independace from 1918 02 16 - 1940 06 15, and 1990 03 11 - till now. So explain what do you want to say.
Probably he refers the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuaninan Commonwealth. So correct me if I'm wrong but you guys really seems to have some long experience of being independent . |
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Wow
its a very big amount of money, lets see what happen
what do you think, they will pay if succeed?
i don't think it will happen
. In that case the he will commit a terrible suicide because of family reasons, I guess. He will shot himself three times in the back with his double barrel shotgun or something like that  |
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Tried 777coin, Bitcasino.io and fortunejack all three was OK for me.
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I'd appreciate an Android version too.
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latest scam, hm?
Of course on bittrex frontpage.
To make it easier for everybody:
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This one is a good definition . I like it. |
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Wow! Looks really good and professional.
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