it really is shameful.
you'd have thought with all the huge piles of cash that mtgox make with their 0.6% fee that they could afford to hire some coders to write a high performance trading engine
They should just use Roman's engine. He opensourced it at one point. |
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Odds are he'll be able to buy back, if he wants, quite a bit lower than he sold (even if he sold in the 20s).
This guy is always right. Our permabear is always here to signal another bull race. Time to update his foolishness streak again: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147907.0 |
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This post is going to hurt more every day.
+1 It's like the knife in your back twisting in slow motion, no? So, I meant the OP, because I've never sold. But I'm guessing the OP has never bought or sold. So the only thing that will hurt is how utterly foolish his post makes him sound, if he's still around to see it getting bumped. |
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Greed.
... for economic freedom? for demand for a deflationary, decentralized currency??   People have him on ignore for a reason. He's only here for one thing. |
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This post is going to hurt more every day.
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A little bit of faith can go a long way.
It went a long way for squall. |
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Here you go:  |
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Bitcoinity seems to be the least crash-prone. But there was one more ticker site out there besides these 3, that had movable panels...I can't find it now, does anyone know what I'm talking about? |
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I have no illusions about the attitude of people who post comments on Youtube. I don't think it will affect Alex Jones' position. |
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It seems that AJ is gradually warming up to BTC. His tone is not as pessimistic anymore.
If AJ throws full support behind BTC, holy cow!
His website gets 1 mil. visitors per day. Just to think of all that auditory exposed to BTC!
Another sign he's getting onboard, he labelled his interview with Max on Youtube as "Bitcoin to kill The Fed": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmfLTKRphxU |
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With seeing what seems to have happened with MAC's account I would like to state that I will never ask for a loan. So if this account ever requests one DO NOT LOAN it your coins.
I am lucky enough to be in a position that if shit ever hits the fan my family will be able to help me, so the need for a loan should never arise. Also I don't like the idea of borrowing from strangers. You never know who could turn up on your doorstep.
So once again if this account ever asks for a loan do not furnish it with coins.
Actually, is there a way to get a tag (not a scammer tag obviously) that would indicate that you don't want a loan? Just I really don't like the idea of it being possible that I could be accused of being a scammer.
This is the best post a new user can make, btw. Normally, it's a waiting game to see how long a new user will wait to post in lending. Now, just don't offer sell any gift cards.  |
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i get the whole scam thing with non-reversible currency. but the way some of you people with higher post counts treat the new guys is really appalling.
low post count = scammer
high post count = idiot
Im a 3 day old new user to this board, and although i havnt been on the wrong end of a response (im sure i will now!) yet, 'appalling' is exactly the word i would use from reading some of the threads. 'Arrogance' is another, while 'delusions of grandeur' seem to be being played out here. I think this phrase sums up my current thoughts.... 'familiarity breeds contempt' Whats going on guys n girls? Read for yourself: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154186.0 |
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would be cooler if they were functional as well, for werewolfs
Haha, I was thinking almost the same thing. It would be cooler if they were functional, in case we got to the point where silver was less valuable than functional ammo. Maybe there's a place I can just buy some silver projectiles. |
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I do believe bitcoin can rise $1k+ but that will NEVER happen when buyers are dependant on exchanges like mtgox. The explosion begins once aunt jane can buy it with her credit card and bitcoin addresses are as simple as jane@coinbank.btcWe're already basically there with Coinbase. |
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Assuming you want to mine BTC on GPUs, it takes two things:
Existing hardware, because you'll never break even on new investments.
The ability to search the forums for information on how to manipulate your GPU settings and mining software configurations.
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Are you willing to prove that?
Come on, if you're as smart as you think you are, you can find all the proof you need  That was all the proof I needed. |
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Nice video (audio?) Adam! But the guy has a point 90% of this forum talks about the island they're going to buy with their riches. The few who say they just want out of FIAT are some of the loudest cheerleading hypersters. GO GO GO! while the newbs are lining their pockets. You know who you are! Ironic how they're so concerned about the FIAT VALUATION of their coins... Most of the buy and holders here don't buy anymore. They are just higher in the pyramid, getting rich off the latecomers. But, wait! Before you think you got me pegged as some butthurt n0ob who missed the train (I know at least four of you will...), I mined all my coins in '10, '11 and early '12... I've never sunk a single Penny into this market. You aren't making any money off of me.  Are you willing to prove that? |
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I'm not quite so pessimistic as the OP. I do think the real value of Bitcoin is somewhere between $5 and $9.99.
Why not 1$? Why not 10 cents? |
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