 Bitcoin1 can go on with the anarchists/outlaws who hate all government involvement and despises law and order. Bitcoin2 can intergrate things which improve decent use in an orderly society.
Maybe we should just wait for the bubble to burst then all sit down together and regroup? |
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My impression of CampBX is that it seems like a scam.
My experience with CampBX was less than pleasurable. My account was closed after Dwolla reversed an ACH transfer without my knowledge. CampBX never asked me any questions and didn't provide an opportunity for me to explain. They just closed the account. My advice is to avoid this exchange. Did you lose money on this, or did they just close your account? I had a very small balance. But the fact they closed my account "no questions asked" was the troubling part for me. |
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My impression of CampBX is that it seems like a scam.
My experience with CampBX was less than pleasurable. My account was closed after Dwolla reversed an ACH transfer without my knowledge. CampBX never asked me any questions and didn't provide an opportunity for me to explain. They just closed the account. My advice is to avoid this exchange. |
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 Any help with either mining tips or anything to know well getting in the game would be helpful.
I suggest exploring the world of altcoins. With the new redlists being proposed, I think we'll see an even greater acceleration of altcoin awareness by the mainstream. In my viewpoint, in the near future merchants that accept Bitcoin will slowly integrate altcoins into their existing POS hardware and accept multiple coins using the same equipment. It might be late for Bitcoin, but there are altcoins out there now only a few months old. |
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I'd say start using a normal wallet like bitcoin-qt or multibit, and then use paper wallets if you store lots of bitcoins.
I agree with this! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
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What do u think ?
I think Bitcoin has served as a ground breaking technology to open the doors for other coins.   There is a theory that Satoshi was a time traveling genius from the year 2075 who came to save the planet from the bankers. He arrived and put into motion the whole Bitcoin/digital currency phenomenon then vanished into thin air. I think the next major phase will be the emergence of the altcoins. |
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Me too! Does anyone mine? Sounds tedious... and well not kinda worth it?  Mining altcoins (like Gold) is probably best. It's fun and a great way to help support your favorite coin. |
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Very hard to enter this forum.
I have lost more than 6 hours trying to post and contact moderators.
What now?
Yes. I think you need at least one meaningful post and a few hours of browsing. At one point after the forum went offline for a week all newbies were being manually approved. Not sure of the status now. But I find the best posts in the newbie section anyway. Welcome to the land of the bubble! And may all your bitcoin dreams turn to Gold! |
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We as individuals can treat bitcoin as software, code, anything we please. But what really counts is the consensus view. For example, gold is not good for much other than filling teeth or making jewelry yet it's one of the most sought after materials in the world. Why not just treat gold like an ordinary mineral? Money is defined by the way you use it, not by the stuff it's made of.
I like this explanation. |
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Welcome to the forum! |
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I welcome a crash, sort of. I want some cheap coins  It's hard to tell from the photo, but I think this thing is about to pop!  |
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Why do other members not want to release their phone number or other information?
I've exchanged numbers with several members so I'm not sure what you mean? But I assume that if some people won't reveal these things they have their reasons. For example, they might be a 12-year-old posing as an adult, a bot posing as a human, etc., etc. |
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Now that's a concept I never expected to realize. So bitcoin is like mastercard and altcoin/litecoin is visa for example. That would be pretty good because these coins are nation independent which means theres no conversion fees if you used the one coin type as your transaction. Maybe I should try to promote the coins in Australia so that my clients will get to know about it. Making a POS software system is within my reach and hearing about this I'm actually quite excited about. I can introduce the coins through the POS as a proof of concept . Thanks for the information MicroGuy. Good call there. Glad to be of service! And I wish you the greatest of success! |
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So is ~4 months about the average before bitcoin just spews out of your mouth?
It took me a couple of years to get my head wrapped around the whole thing. You must be a fast learner! |
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I've been told that bitcoin succeeded because in some country, people offer take bitcoins as payments for their local shopping store. Now theres alot more stores out that used bitcoins and to my knowledge theres no litcoin payment based stores yet. Which means it is much more difficult for litcoin to succeed in the near future. I don't think litcoin will do so well so soon but wouldn't count the possibility what him happen several more years later. I just don't find it profitable to invest in litecoin at the moment. What do you guys think? Am i missing something? please prove me wrong.
What's going to happen is litecoin and some of the other altcoins will be able to integrate into the existing Bitcoin merchant POS systems. The main driver will be consumer demand/adoption. First consumers become aware of Bitcoin, then consumers become aware of altcoin, then merchants integrate. It's not much different than today's merchants that accept Discover, Master Card, and Visa. All the cards are swiped on the same machine. |
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Because you're so biased, it does make your comment invalid.
 Best of luck and I guess only time will tell! Cheers! |
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