Gl with the site.

And Bugpowder turns out to have been exactly right: MtGox idiocy + Coinlab imbecility -> liquidity crisis, -50% Bitcoin market cap.

Next time you're considering treating the weirdo card-trading geeks and/or the conference trail scum as actual businesses/entrepreneurs/whatever think about this: three hundred million dollars wiped because idiots are idiots and imbeciles are imbeciles.

Well fucking done. Get lost and never show up again.

What if some person reading your post above suddenly decides to cheat on her husband on 15 years because of it? And gets caught (because of it)? Have you thought about that? Oh, it's easy not to think about what harm your actions could cause others, isn't it! Keyword being of course "could", and their own estimation being the criteria, especially in retrospect.

Way to go. If this is critical thinking then we must be on backwards planet and you must be a really smart guy.

Up! Up! UP!

Alternatively, see here.

Or perhaps the twin realization that

a. 0.x Bitcoin aren't worth all this commotion in any possible alternate universe;
b. every freebie offer on the Internet since at least 1991 had people trying to leech it, that's the nature of freebie offers,

may be arrived at somehow.

Seriously, why all the drama? Never did freebies before, never had money before, what is it?

There are three types of idiots in this world. One says "this is old and therefore good". The other says "this is new and therefore better".

And then there's people like you, going "this thing isn't impressed with me so therefore I am better than it". No baby, you're not. The WoT is still the standard, you're still a wanna-be dice op thing. This situation will continue indefinitely, inasmuch as the only way it can change is by you submitting to it.

Gee whiz, I wonder why your other account answers things exactly the way you do. Fascinating topic of research this, what could the cause be?!


I've had plenty of intelligent things to say. The problem here is that you're an idiot, and a defensive one at that, the sort that thinks redefining intelligence to mean agreement has even a vague chance of sticking. You're not the only idiot of that sort, but you are too late to this party. Your kind got purged & scoured all through last year.

You're new here, and pretty clueless, but a pattern does emerge: you post in threads completely ignoring what is being said while going on about your own take on things. Thusly decoupled from anything of any interest (ie, what the people who aren't new here have to say) the respective barf fails to interest. It also happens to match the definition of both arrogance and dimwittery.


You ain't laughin' now, are ye.


You know, the discussion here isn't at all about precious metals. The discussion here is about when the OP's five rounds "will be worth something". The answer to that is never, pretty much.

Iirc they had a thing developed in house over the course of > 3 months to do this. It's not been mentioned again, so I guess fail on that score?

I lost a zero because it looked like a donut and I ated it. 

That went over well....

Doesn't sound too good, for the technically minded.

No wonder MPEx options broke 300k contracts this month. MtGox is basically going away.

Or in other words fucked. Yes, it is.

Unless/until you have good answers for these problems you're by and large wasting your time is my guess.

Maybe rename this thread?

The worst part is the overpowering stench of stupid "she" emanates.

What "IPO of 0.0064" are you on about? The asset page is here. Did you happen to ever look at it? Says quite clearly


What "say 0.038" are you on about?


It is valued at 0.043 on the day's average (56k shares) or 0.0058 on the month's average (2.4mn shares).

When I say "40% off its peak" I mean exactly that: off its peak. Highest it ever traded was something like 0.0075.


If you go by how much was actually raised so far through selling shares, about 50k BTC. If you go by how much could be raised by selling more shares who knows, probably a degree of magnitude more than that. There's another 60-70k that the site produced as total net revenue so far.

In other words: some guy winning half a million dollars on a lucky spin does not make a dent. There's fewer than half a dozen corps in Bitcoin that can make this sort of payout, and S.DICE is one of them. This is a big deal.

This is certainly true.

Anyway, nothing personal, a certain approach to precious metals just gets my goat. It's not impossible to profit from them as it's not impossible to profit from anything in this world, in principle. Hell, urine was profitable enough two thousand years ago that they had a special tax on it. But you need skills and you need capital to do it, whereas this angle being sold to normal everyday people that "buy $100 worth of silver and you will profit" is just wrong. It's akin to "start your own tomato farm on your windowsill" or in the words of Carlin "how to make money by renting out the space inside your nostrils".

You wanna make money trading silver, you'd better know what you're doing.

(And for the record the catastrophic angle doesn't work either. Sure, if apocalypse hits and there's no more functioning state it would seem silver rounds might make excellent trade items.

However, the presumption that you'll get to keep/be able to use your rounds is weird in that context. If the government couldn't keep itself together you're going to manage to keep yourself glued to your coins? By what process, using what method? If such a method exists why didn't the state use it to preserve itself? You think angry dudes with guns care you bought that silver fair and square 5 years pre-Apocalypse? The peeps SOL'd during Katrina didn't do much silver coin trading. The UAF 571 didn't establish a silver price per pound of human flesh. If most of humanity is wiped we'll spend our time digging through warehouses for salvageable items, not pushing back and forth engraved metal. On it goes.)