been a while since we had a sho-nuff no-doubter face ripping multi K candle
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From the looks of the pavement below his feet, at least one of us might survive this outbreak should it go full epidemic.
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tyvm comrade homer
Pentru nimic. The pleasure was mine.  |
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Good morn Bitcoinland. Eight four three eight yankee bucks. (Bitcoinaverage). Nice new avatar. Love the Greta Thuntard pic. Make a hat of it.  avatar-sized  |
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Dear Last of the V8s, I've been trying to get xhomerx to sell our coin since $1000 to no avail but it suddenly became much easier. Thanks so much for the idea! It worked like a charm. best wishes xhomerx10's widow  |
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What's the deal with Craig Wright's coked-out sister?
Seriously. If you had a brother like that... |
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plate of rocks?
Low fat, low carb and vegan. It's a win-win-win. |
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Thanks xhomerx10...
I do wonder if any of the poor sods who lost out will ever get a penny, but you never know...
Being a poor sod myself, I'm not holding out much hope. If it weren't for JBreher giving me the heads up about Proof-of-keys day (January 3rd) I would certainly have lost much more than I did. I believe the exchange was shut down less than 2 weeks after the proof-of-keys day. Wow. Didn't realize the concrete benefit thereof. Kinda warms the heart... ...though it kinda makes one wonder if perhaps the proof-of-keys reveals Quadriga's theretofore hidden insolvency? hahahahaha Your partial savior of one of our otherwise potentially lost-puppy WO peeps, namely xhomerx10, might have off-set a decent amount of your misleading bullshit posts over the years involving pumpenings of BIG blocks, attempts to overthrow bitcoin and your bullshit attempts to assert that Bcash SV has some kind of honest and/or redeeming value... which even you cannot really believe your own bullshit in that direction.. as somac had pointed out to you.... yeah right...  Anywhoooo, ...thanks for saving (even if only partially and inadvertently) xhomerx10... I had been starting to kind of grow fond of the guy.. and not sure what I personally would have done without him.. too many ways to list .......   AWww JJG! You're making me cry and my wife jealous. |
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Thanks xhomerx10...
I do wonder if any of the poor sods who lost out will ever get a penny, but you never know...
Being a poor sod myself, I'm not holding out much hope. If it weren't for JBreher giving me the heads up about Proof-of-keys day (January 3rd) I would certainly have lost much more than I did. I believe the exchange was shut down less than 2 weeks after the proof-of-keys day. QuadrigaCX was taking out ads in at least one of my local papers (and it's a major newspaper) which gave it an air of legitimacy in my mind... I learned a valuable (or rather, an expensive) lesson. |
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Here's the e-mail: Affected Users: Representative Counsel has received information that a Panamanian shadow bank, Crypto Capital Corp. (“Crypto Capital”), may have been a payment processor for Quadriga in the final quarter of its operation. Representative Counsel has been investigating, since its appointment, whether any Quadriga funds were potentially retained by Crypto Capital. Crypto Capital and its executives are currently being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice. The original indictment can be read here. Polish authorities have seized Crypto Capital bank accounts, amounting to approximately $350 million, in an investigation relating to alleged laundered drug cartel funds. Bitfinex, another cryptocurrency exchange, has asserted that it was defrauded by Crypto Capital. Through its parent corporation iFinex Inc., it has claimed right to these seized assets via ongoing U.S. proceedings (case: 8:19-mc-00021 in the United District Court for the Central District of California). iFinex Inc. has also filed claims in the Judicial Court of Western Lisbon (Portugal) and a “Norwich Pharmacal” disclosure request with the Business and Property Courts of England and Wales, regarding Crypto Capital-controlled accounts in Portugal and the United Kingdom. As you are aware, Ernst & Young Inc. (the “Trustee”) has been unable to locate QuadrigaCX’s basic corporate records or accounting records. As a result, Representative Counsel is asking Affected Users for assistance on this matter to uncover whether Crypto Capital held Quadriga funds. Representative Counsel asks all Affected Users to forward the following to quadrigacx@millerthomson.com: 1. Any emails with Crypto Capital or Crypto Capital representatives (ex. contact@cryptocapital.co) regarding Quadriga funds; 2. Any financial statements showing interaction with the Polish bank accounts Crypto SP. Z O.O. and NESP SP. Z O.O. at Bank Spoldzielczy in Skierniewice, Poland; 3. Any financial statements showing interaction with Crypto Capital-controlled Portugese bank accounts at Banco Portugues de Investimento, Bankinter, S.A., and Caixa Geral de Depositos S.A.; 4. Any financial statements showing interaction with Crypto Capital-controlled U.K. bank accounts; 5. Any financial statements showing interaction with any TCA Bancorp-controlled bank account; 6. Any correspondence discussing Quadriga funds with the below individuals and entities, as cited in ongoing Bitfinex proceedings: Reginald Dennis Fowler; Trent Dennis Fowler; Other principals and key personnel of Crypto Capital including: Ozzie Yosef; Ravid Yosef; Ivan Manuel Molina Lee; Crypto Capital Corp.; Global Trade Solutions AG; Global Trading Solutions LLC; G.T.S. Resources Limited; NLE Consulting Group; TCA Investment Bancorp & Trust Company; Spiral Global Development Limited; Legacy Benefits Holdings Limited;Legacy Benefits Holdings (UK) Limited; Individuals involved with TCA Investment Bancorp & Trust Company, including: Katsuyoshi Iwanaga; Diane Fletcher; David Anthony Stafford; Rondell Monroe; and 7. Any other correspondence or financial records relating to Quadriga funds and Crypto Capital that could assist Representative Counsel. Representative Counsel thanks the Affected Users for their assistance on this matter. |
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I like it how from the very beginning you inform us that you have two Bitcoins  I like how you're the only other guy in this thread not wearing an annoyingly obtrusive signature. |
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Chinese people celebrate today the new lunar year (chinese new year). The new year will be in the sign of rat. The new moon year begins...tic toc...tic toc....
Does that mean this will be the year the rat coronavirus attains the ability to infect humans. We got SARS in the year of the cat, MERS in the year of the camel, swine flu in the year of the pig... gong xi fa cai! 1 #Year of the Ratpoison 2 excellent use of dumbbells - very creative. In other viral news: *Cryptosporidiosis Also known as crypto, cryptosporidiosis can spread to humans who have contact with the poop of an infected dog, cat, or farm animal. The parasitic disease can cause fever, nausea, abdominal cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea. Crypto generally goes away without treatment, unless the person's immune system is compromised. Then it can be deadly. *from https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/10-scary-diseases-pets-give-people/6/ lol crypto 1 May or nay not be true.2 not a footnote, it literally means 'squared' |
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What happens to my two Bitcoins (just for example) if I lose my security key? I do not have any Bitcoin at the moment. But, I am quickly learning about Bitcoin as I want to very soon make my very first purchase of some amount of it. My question has to do with there being a finite amount of Bitcoin in circulation. Today about 17,000,000 (17 million) Bitcoins are in existence. By year 2140 as I understand it there will be no more than 21,000,000 (21 million) Bitcoins in existence. Furthermore, my understanding is that I am the only person with access to my Bitcoin through my private security key. Now, my question is. If I lose my security key to, let's say, one of my Bitcoin wallets that has maybe 2 Bitcoin in it. Then, what happens to that 2 Bitcoin in the context of the 17 million Bitcoin currently in existence. Who can find and use those 2 Bitcoin that I "lost". Or, do those 2 Bitcoin get lost forever, because I'm presuming no one ever will find/guess my lost security key? An analogy is, if I lose a hundred dollar bill, someone will likely find it and be able to use it to put it back into market circulation. However, if the hundred dollar bill gets flushed down a sewer drain, then it gets permanently removed from market circulation. So, I'm wondering, do the 2 Bitcoins in my example that I "lost", do they permanently get removed from market circulation. And, if so, then does that mean that in 2140 there will be 2 Bitcoins fewer in the total market circulating, for example, 21,000,000-2 would make it 20,999,998 Bitcoins in circulation. Or, can those 2 lost Bitcoins be *replaced* by Bitcoin mining over time so that the market has the full 21 million in circulation.
Your Bitcoin (whole or part) are stored in an address; those addresses are accessible via private keys (one per address). If you lose the private key to any particular address, you lose whatever amount of Bitcoin in it. Your Bitcoin can be contained in multiple addresses within a wallet - wallets can be backed up using a passphrase which will give you access to the entire wallet and all keys in it (provided they were generated by the same wallet software and not imported). If lose the passphrase to the wallet, you will lose all addresses associated with the wallet and all Bitcoin associated with each address. Lost Bitcoins will never be replaced. |
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What a bullshit story with a misleading title. Spoiler alert - BeeCash didn't save anything - Good thing that guy has his G-shock digital wrist watch on otherwise he would have never known it was 10:00 am and his friend might never have been discharged from the hospital. I know, I know, babies are dying! |
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Hello friends.
I have 0.06 BTC is there any legit source to invest? Mining or Trading.
Nope! HODL! supporting this just HODL ,you are already investing since you have Bitcoin in your wallet so why need to find another when we are expecting good profit this year as Bitcoin Halving is coming near. Can bitcoin ever hit above $10,000 anytime soon? It's been ups and down lately What sort of analysis have you done? You're all over the map on this. Do you even Bitcoin?? Hello friends.
I have 0.06 BTC is there any legit source to invest? Mining or Trading.
Nope! HODL! |
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Links to paid access sites suck ass. What's the point? Even if I were interested in the story, I'm not paying subscription fees for access to a one-time read. There aren't even any critiques or user reviews to let us know if it's worth a plug nickle. Guess I'll wait for the made-for-TV movie. You need to remove cookies associated with bloomberg and you should be able to read the article. Once you remove the cookies, you should only read bloomberg articles using incognito mode so any cookies it gives you are removed when you close the window.
The tl;dr of what happened is that one of the contractors Ghosn hired discovered that some private airports do not screen objects that do not fit into security scanners, and Ghosn was put into an oversized container that is normally used to carry speakers, and was able to sneak onto a private plane. Thanks for the tip! When I clear the browser cookies I have one remaining free article but I can't read anything using incognito mode - the bloomberg site can detect it and wont allow me to read.  |
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Hello friends.
I have 0.06 BTC is there any legit source to invest? Mining or Trading.
Nope! HODL! I don't see bitcoin pumping anytime soon do you have any reason why I shouldn't invest? Experience. |
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Hello friends.
I have 0.06 BTC is there any legit source to invest? Mining or Trading.
Nope! HODL! |
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Just yesterday, my daughter asked me what happened to Haiku Sundays. She has yet to reach her teens and already she's accusing us WO members of having a short attention spans. I told her were just extremely focused on Bitcoin; she rolled her eyes. ~snip Nice to see your daughter reading WO. Does she have a BTC stash? After seeing the amount of time I spend on Bitcoin-related matters, she's developed an bit of an aversion to it. She'll come around |
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