Nope, I don't trade bitcoin for "useless" fiat fraudster paper very often. I do flip altcoins, however. In future speculation I will keep a close eye on the gold price too, because if both bitcoin and gold are exploding versus USD, that is a clear sign of USD collapsing rather than commodities simply bubbling up. You wouldn't want to buy my cold-stored bitcoin from me anyway because you can buy it on an exchange like Bitstamp or Coinbase for less than 0,1% of the price.  (Put another way, by the time my time comes round to selling BTC en masse, there won't be any need to.) I totally agree, Gold (though, the price is totally manipulated nowadays) and bitcoin (and a basket of currencies GBP/YEN/EUR/CHF and AUD) you will know its going south. But for gold it's easy to know whats happening now. Governments colude to keep it down to avoid panic. This baby (printing fiat like there is no tomorrow) will keep working as long as suckers are buying it. So far its the chinese, but there are a lot of other countries buying it to. HOWEVER, if BTC is now being manipulated, in order to keep selling the Miners, that would not be a hard thing to do at all. To get a bit of momentum going. I think the difficulty level increase on Friday was a catalyst point. For the very first time, a shit load of KnC pre-buyers just got a new caluculation as to how BAD their investment was. So somebody had to do something. I watching ebay.co.uk on the day, and the bids were going up up up and away for IN HAND BFL/KnC miners. But when the difficulty went up, the bids dried up FAST. It was crazy, http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Knc-Miner-Saturn-IN-HAND-Bitcoin-Asic-275-Gh-sec-/251357439341The Bids for this Saturn were going for like 2 TIMES the price of a Jupiter. Then when difficulty rose, the bids seemed to stop and people started getting cooler heads. So, I guess, KNC/BFL/ETC (Since they have all this extra money now laying around in pre-orders) might have had a temptation to spark some momentum and raise the price, so it would seem like mining was still a profitable experience. But SHIT, are you trying to tell me that Jupiter and Saturn are profitable when we are in a parabolic state? i think a lot of people are going to get hurt. Then again, maybe this is going to go the way of the internet stocks and google, and we see BTC at 900 very shortly, because the current moment got some international news coverage. i dunno, all i know, is that THIS is the way we do it on equities. We start momentum and get PR all over it. And sell HI BTC is being raped I think. Because we are able to manipulate it with FIAT. I don't think Wei Dei (or satoshi) though of this one!! Price of BTC = Mining PreOrder Sales/difficulty level LOL |
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I'm a bit worried.  Took some decent profits already... had to, really. It went up so quickly while I was sleeping I couldn't move my limit orders... still got plenty to sell if this goes parabolic, though. This is parabolic now is it not? |
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So,
Like 150 a day after difficulty goes up, 180 2 days later, heavy volume on MTgOX.
Is this not worrying anyone?
Who is injecting all this money anyway?
Is the ASIC producers in China trying to keep the value up to sell the miners?
It's looking like quite a bubble. And so far there is very little "Technical Analysis" type chart formatiations in the past. Maybe the daytraders are taking over?
We are losing stability here, I think.
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My family is selling a property in a South American country, we are accepting BTC's for it. It should be around 3000 BTC's. Also considering selling small parts of its land.
Will posts pictures soon.
Argentina? |
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A mate of mine just picked one of the 60/Ghs BFL unitsfor GBP 1,100
To eliminate risk he actually picked it up.
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A serious question - how do they fare in areas near the ocean. I've been wondering how rust would effect them
The deloran is stainless steel, so no rust! |
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Ireland could not be better placed for business, it's a natural gateway to Europe.
The change in company legislation regarding the residency of directors and the low corporation tax rate at 12.5% makes Ireland the ideal place to incorporate your company. It is now required that just 1 director of an Ireland company must be a citizen/legal resident in the European Union.
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However, there are 8 items of information I need from you before we can proceed with your Irish company setup:
BTC COMPANY NAME
BTC TYPE OF COMPANY
BTC ACTIVITIES OF COMPANY
BTC REGISTERED OFFICE
BTC DIRECTORS
BTC COMPANY SECRETARY
BTC AUTHORISED & ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL
BTC SHAREHOLDERS
1. Company Name
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2. Company Type
A Private Limited Company is the most common form of Incorporation for people to start their business in Ireland.
3. Company Objectives – Principle Activities
Article 1a of the Memorandum of Association must state the primary objectives of the company in 40 words or less. Your Irish company must also select a ‘NACE’ code prior to incorporation. Don’t worry about this – all we need is for you to out to us the precise activities of your company and we can do the rest. One of our qualified professionals will draft the Memorandum & Articles of Association specifically for your company.
4. Registered Office
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The Directors of a Company are the people who are appointed to run and manage the Company on behalf of the owners of the Company – the Shareholder(s). A MINIMUM OF TWO directors is required. We require the following information on the proposed directors to proceed with the formation of an Irish company:
Full Name
Nationality
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8. Shareholders
The Shareholders are the owners of the company. As detailed above, the number of shares issued should be divided in a manner that reflects the proportionate ownership of the company. The shareholders of the company must be be a mininum of 18 years of age on incorporation. The details that we require are:
Full name
Usual Residential Address
Amount of shares that are proposed to be held in the shareholders name.
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There are a number of Limited company types:
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There are four types of limited company, though I ONLY incorporate private companies limited by shares:
A private company limited by shares: The shareholders' liability, if the company is wound up, is limited to the amount, if any, unpaid on the shares they hold.
The maximum number of shareholders is 99 minimum is 1 shareholder.
(Not Offered) A company limited by guarantee not having a share capital: As this is a public company, there must be a minimum of seven members. The members' liability is limited to the amount they have undertaken to contribute to the assets of the company, in the event it is wound up, not exceeding the amount specified in the memorandum. If a guarantee company does not have a share capital, the members are not required to buy any shares in the company. Many charitable and professional bodies find this form of company to be a suitable vehicle as they wish to secure the benefits of separate legal personality and of limited liability but do not require to raise funds from the members.
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(Not Offered) A public limited company: This company type must have a minimum of seven members. Their liability is limited to the amount, if any, unpaid on shares held by them. It should be noted that it is unlawful to issue any form of prospectus except in compliance with the Companies Acts 1963-2012. The nominal value of the company's allotted share capital must not be less than €38,092.14, at least 25% of which must be fully paid up before the company commences business or exercises any borrowing powers.
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Apart from the fact that you would be aiding the importation of a controlled (or part thereof) drugs into the United States. All this for getting 0.05BTC for a purchase of 0.3BTC on my credit card? This company seems a bit sketchy also, they can't even spell Gibraltar, I bet they have never been there! This is their address as stated on the webpage. Contact Address Kirby Consultants Ltd, Don House, Main St, Gibraltor. No such address and format is incorrect. This is what it should look like. Get in touch! Address: End Point Consulting LTD Suite 31 Don House 30-38 Main Street Gibraltar Telephone: +350 2006 4893 E-mail: info@endpoint-umbrella.comNo wonder you are hungry... |
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Hello,
Perhaps a couple of questions you could answer for everyone, so that we could get a better idea of your situation.
What country is the mining equipment based in?
How many shareholders are you thinking of having? Would it be under 50 people?
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Since the government limits how many dollars anyone in Argentina may obtain, an informal, parallel or black market (informal, paralelo o mercado negro) exists where people may also exchange pesos for dollars. People are willing to offer more pesos for each dollar in the informal market than is required to obtain dollars in the formal market. This informal exchange rate is known as the Argentine blue rate or the dólar blue (never referred to as the dólar azul). The blue rate represents a more reasonable value of the Argentine peso compared to other currencies than the official rate quoted by the government. To exchange dollars for the blue rate, a person must know or find an illegal money changer, known as an "arbolito financiero". The location of an arbolito is known as a cueva. Essentially, the problem here is that you will not be able to re-export the pesos you have bought with the BTC, well I think from memory you get a limit or something really small. So you will have to spend it all there, but as others mentioned in this thread, do the selling there. Here is a blog that will give some info on where the sellers are, and what black market USD conversion rates of the day. http://www.dolarblue.net/ |
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I am also interested in selling BTC for MAD in Morocco.
I am located in the Casablanca Voyageurs region.
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I have also sent a PM for details.
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huahsuhaushau q massa ainda bem que uso o pc no quarto só tem eu aqui  |
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