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300... only a couple of months
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Yes,I agree... I want to see a major and prolonged crash so I can buy a huge volume of coins super cheap. Good plan sir.
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Its already too late bro, the train has left the station.
Choo choo! (Im aboard the train, vip seats in the front)
The rule is, if you're going to shamelessly brag like a douche, you have to also shamelessly announce exactly how many coins you have. What constitutes VIP seats? How many coins? I wanna see where on the train I sit....  Right at the back of this train but not getting off until my destination of BTC= $100000 |
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Nice pic!  |
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Hi all,
Just last month I went to a site which was selling some tickets and they accepted both bitcoins and fiat currency . In this case, of course I choose to pay via fiat currency because I didnt want to spend my bitcoins. Within a week, bitcoin value went up by 15% !!
My point is , due to deflation, why would people spend bitcoin instead of fiat currency to buy regular items like electronics, shoes, groceries etc. I see lots of these sites coming up, but I am not sure what is the volume of business these sites are doing. Of course bitcoin is the currency of choice to buy stuff like drugs and in a decentralized fashion. Would it still make sense for businesses like Amazon (that anyway ask you to enter personal details) to accept bitcoins, seeing that fact the so much hoarding is going on.
I want to know what is general thoughts of the community on this.
For tax reasons - it makes more sense for me to convert to BTC and then buy whatever I need. (I am assuming my couple of stored BTC will appreciate in value) |
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Free faucets, do it and sell it when btc price hit $10000
That's not going to happen......ever......  Never say never...... I will save this post for a later date. |
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I tried asking my currency broker if they could supply me with some bitcoins. (They are a currency broker after all)
It didn't go down well.
My business is going elsewhere!
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but is my little sister really going to be impressed with a slip of paper versus a shiny silver coin? How about a slip of shiny paper? Seriously though, my project is specifically tailored for giving away BTC as paper wallets, and the design is (1) attractive, and (2) has optional hologram stickers which provide added tamper-proof measures... AND make it shiny and valuable-looking.  https://bitcoinpaperwallet.comIt is quite pretty. |
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"Mining" makes more sense to the layman because it invokes the idea of "hard work done" to gain a certain limited resource.
But there is no "hard work" being done.  The "miners" simply guess random nonces until one is found that will produce a valid hashed block. It's similar to throwing spaghetti against a wall until one keeps sticking to the wall and declaring that one the winner. Well the nature of "proof of work" is in computer terms, hard work. Real mining involves digging and hoping this batch of dirt has the shiny stuff, I can see a very direct analogy here. All good points. |
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Mt Gox and BFL are certainly the most well know rubbish bitcoin companies.
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I still find it a bit shocking that it takes so long for WU to be replaced. It is a terrible service and only used because some people had no other choice.
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if only i had 1% of that total id be mad happy 0.01%! |
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I would agree with the idea of a bitcoin bank.
Yes banks are evil, but for wider adoption, people don't want the responsibilities that banks take care of. Security being a big one for many.
Hopefully bitcoin will create a good about of competition in the banking sector and not be responsible for creating monsters like we have with the current banks.
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And the only reason why not to, is that it can be to risky to invest and depend on it. There are not enough ppl who will sell a house for X amount of bitcoins and risk losing a good % due to price fluctuation.
Risk is overrated. instant conversion to fiat, no risk. long term risk ib btc... might go up. |
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swap your sterling for btc... before its too late.
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As we know, there more and more bitcoin stocks are issued.
What stock do you own? And how about the profit.
I own none and have 0 profit. I'd rather just keep my Bitcoins than risk them being stolen and I'll never be able to get it back again Amen |
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Fiat has government regulating it
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"Regulating"
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