Why is there a marked increase of account sales? Is there a big demand?

Tired of seeing this shit. WTB hide/block buttons

sealswithclubs isnt bad but how do you get the stupid passwords for the freerolls?

I see. I think it's worth 0.1 to participate. I'll be signing up. Thanks

Question about the World Cup contest:

So only bets of 0.1 made on each World Cup game prior to the first game starting will count toward your point basket?


That would mean that this contest is only for the first round of Group games. The contest winner would be determined on June 17th?

Starting posts: 395
Bitcoin address: 15G72hqn7kRYwViYix2owGEZP5WT7VcuRn

Will update records and plays but taking spurs series and spurs game 1. Without Ibaka I don't think OKC has a chance

What part of Iran are you from?

US sanctions have seemed to really contribute to inflation. When I was there last year $1 = 1500 toman. You are saying $1 = 4000 now?

Fun idea at least for a coin. Will be participating in the airdrop  

Seems pretty cool. Worth trying out. Airdrop incoming!

I'll update record but crushed yesterday

Nets 1H +0.5

Blazers 1H +0.5

adding Clippers -4

May 9: 17-16 ytd

Wizards 1H -2
Wizards -4
OKC 1H +2

Some preliminary information after talking with my friend. Keep in mind he is a student and this information is for educational purposes. 

Based on information posted here by the SEC:

http://investor.gov/news-alerts/investor-alerts/investor-alert-bitcoin-other-virtual-currency-related-investments#.U2xiDfldU4M

"Bitcoin has been described as a decentralized, peer-to-peer virtual currency that is used like money – it can be exchanged for traditional currencies such as the U.S. dollar, or used to purchase goods or services, usually online"

and

"IRS treats Bitcoin as property. The IRS recently issued guidance stating that it will treat virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin, as property for federal tax purposes. As a result, general tax principles that apply to property transactions apply to transactions using virtual currency"

I'm interpreting this as Bitcoin being treated the same way stocks would be aka securities.

Since I wasn't personally injured or affected by this incident, I can't file a civil suit against Patrick Strateman. I highly encourage anybody (the more the better) to contact a lawyer knowledgeable about securities fraud in California. (I can help find the correct lawyer for this if you'd like).  The large sum of money stolen along with the fact that Bitcoin is new ground for law can make this an extremely attractive case for the right lawyer.  If you live out of state but still in the US, you can still file a civil suit locally and since it's across state lines, there will be federal investigation.

I see that icicle posted information about filing a police report in San Francisco. I highly encourage this as well.  I can file a police report but they will ask me how I was affected and why those that were affected aren't filling reports. I will still file one to attract more attention to him. The more people file police reports against him, the better. The FBI will get involved.

I will still scope out his location and attempt to ask him some questions, but I feel a civil suit is the best method to retrieving everybody's coins.

What the fuck did I just read?

Did you have a history of schizophrenia in your family? Shit is borderline scary to read

Wtf hahah This guy is a fucking sociopath. What is it about bitcoin that attracts these bottom feeders

I definitely can't unsee the Argentina flag now haha




I've noticed that as well but it seems awkwardly placed to me. Not very aesthetic

Nets cover the 1st half to cash

1-0

17-15 ytd

Liking Miami to win tonight as well. Good luck and will be monitoring picks 

I like the new signature. Very sleek

But you cant really put anything under it. Which kind of sucks.

Thank you 

Should be some good games this evening