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I am holding my coins but I am not hodling onto this thread. I feel guilty but I can't keep up with its speed.
I found out that the merit system is actually good to scrool the pages and read only the "must read" posts.
Have fun
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I guess next time we will have to use rockets we will have to remember of this spacex day. It's no coincidence we had a leg up during these days.
To Mars, Karolina, CCMF
Go Bitcoin go
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Hehehehe!!!... its so f^*king nice here when ya'll are sleeping, there is no f*^king 50 page spam that I need to go trough and read!!! Yay!!!  Keep going bitcoing!!! Go! Go! Go!.. Choo! Choo! CCMF!!!  I have no time to go over 50 pages. Here's a recap: - CCMF; - Who sold at the bottom; - Rockets; - Hodl. Am I right?  |
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CCMF
 I did not sell! You won't have my coins. Never  |
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I was told there would be Lambos everywhere. Insert meme. I only wish this dump would destroy many useless alts.  |
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Why Tony should care about the price? Why is that relevant?
I think he has made a few mistakes regarding the distribution model but sure as hell I won't judge him. He created Byteball out of nothing and he asked nothing from us.
I don't get why you guys keep on whining about this.
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The question for Byteball is: should we try and make this process kid-proof? My opinion is that we should not. Working with contracts is something for adults. Of course the process should be as easy as possible and the explanation of the terms and conditions should be clear, but totally kid-proofing it seems near impossible and not necessary.
There is no way to block 'kids' from investing or even trying to claim free tokens. 'Kids' can also be mentally slow adults. I see a bunch of people complain about Byteball (and all other projects as well), simply because they have no damn clue as to what they're doing. They read what they want and ignore everything else. So, when they can't figure out how they just spent $8, they complain the project is at fault and ignore what the transition bot said. It's simply amazing how many of those 'kids' have no idea what a change address is or how to move coins but actually have coins to even move (without having lost them). Almost as amazing is how many of those people have $100 worth of coin and willing to pay an $8 transaction, but complain that they haven't received $1000 worth of free coin. They just simply have no clue and almost no amount of coaching will every help them or even change their mind that something is good or bad, because they've already made the decision in their head that it can't be their fault for having not followed directions. From what I see surfing around the crypto world is that "having no clue" of what this is all about is becoming a general rule. A few know what this is about while the vast majority still sees the crypto world as the get rich quick scheme they love. At the end of the day they rather get poor quick. |
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I have no time to go over 45 old thread pages!  Don't you have anything to do on weekends? Don't you go out and forget about bitcoin every now and then? You crazy bitcoiners. Ok, seriously, what did I miss? |
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Thinking the same about selling now and rebuy later. But everytime I tried that, it directly went up.  Yes please. Do that with the money the site you promote scammed me last year. And we will be friends again |
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ETH still the best during the storm  ETH always the best performance By the way, ETH Flippening watch +69,2% snip (Where are dMerits when one needs them?) You are becoming extremely annoying |
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I miss Jimbo's posts. This thread now is a bear tavern. Let the man rest and have fun on his vacation. He deserved it. About your comment: don't get fooled. This is and will always be the most bullish thread of the entire house! ETH always the best performance By the way, ETH Flippening watch +69,2% snip Go back to your Ethereal cave. (Where are dMerits when one needs them?) |
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I was not aware of the Byteball wallet on Cyptopia being offline. How long has it been offline already?
As far as I am aware, more than a month already. They upgraded the wallet to 2.0 (it was still 1.7 when they started to look into the withdrawal issues) but apparently the issues have still not been resolved yet. Hopefully Tony can lend a hand. I want to second this. It has been a long while already. I filed a ticket and they were very dismissive of the issue. Putting pressure on them to release everyone's funds would be great. The best I can do is open another ticket, but maybe if a bunch of us do that it'll help. I discussed this a few days back. See the following https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg29175489#msg29175489It looks they are waiting for the wallet to properly sync (and we know that a full wallet with no SSD might take ages). I hope they will compensate us with fee-free trading when they solve this issue. |
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Where do I get Sia Wallet? I could not find it in their website. Could someone help me with the link?
https://sia.tech/get-startedSia UI
Download the latest version of Sia with a Graphical User Interface. Built for users who prefer to use a GUI over command line. I don't get how you guys miss these very simple things. Maybe "get started" is not enough to get started. Anyway, there you have the link. Handle with care |
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I want to buy 2 GB with PayPal (USD or CAD)
PM me if interested
Bullish! I am sorry but I am not planning to sell anytime soon. This coin might be 2018 hidden gem in the crypto world. Truly good to see oldtimers like you asking to buy. |
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How do you reckon we start some proper drama ? WWTD ?
Things are awfully quiet right now. We're going to need some real spicy headlines like: Mark Karpeles to reopen MtGox; initial balances set by lotteryBitcoin Core devs call for reducing the max block size to 100kB. "Fees are too damn low!"Tether announces that USDT is now paying 7% weekly interestAwesome! You should come visit us more often. By the way, as things are getting quiet why don't you speed up the new forum release? New forum = new ATH. Trust me. Back to business. |
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Been reading for a while but only now registered to speak.
Wanted to thank everyone for the great commentary and knowledge sharing.
I am in this for the long run, as stated previously: 1 BTC is 1 BTC. I am confident in the technology, which is what really matters here. This is just a quick stocking up stage. I believe/hope that BTC will only rise stronger. A good rise from this should show confidence in BTC and the community.
Thanks for the positive outlook. I hope to contribute more in the future, but it seems that many active users here are much more knowledgeable than I am.... but there are others that are clearly not. Hopefully I can find a spot to be helpful as well.
HODL/restock is the way through this.
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As many pointed out the timing couldn't have been better. I'll simply hold my coins. During these days I say to myself that 1 BTC is 1 BTC.
Our time has yet to come.
If Bitfinex and Tether blow up, I just don't care
I would merit this post, but I blew my load  Don't worry bro! Now you have some more. |
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Hey quick, Someone wake up JJG so he can tell me again that there are no pre-planned, coordinated attacks on Bitcoin.  Only the good die young. Or they get murdered Our young Bitcoin is gaining too much traction in this world bound to old legacy sort of systems. Torque, you know better than me that this will change. Hold |
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As many pointed out the timing couldn't have been better. I'll simply hold my coins. During these days I say to myself that 1 BTC is 1 BTC.
Our time has yet to come.
If Bitfinex and Tether blow up, I just don't care
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Another way of airdropping the coins would be to have the weekly amount given on a random week-day. Nobody could plan a dump ahead this way and we would receive our coins at no specific time. Also, it could be considered a random airdrop on week-days selecting different timezones each time.....etc. No distribution model is perfect everything can be improved. |
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