The question should be who would be the best canidate to vote for in the Democratic party if you are not in favour of Hillary, although she definitely has some guaranteed votes.
In a sense the real goal should be aimed at putting votes in for a viable contender to keep her out of the office at all cost.
As a sidenote I do wonder if Donald trump decided to become a republican just to mess with them since the Republicans keep mentioning he was originally a democrat.
It would be fun or sad to see a Democrat version of Trump on the stage debating politics with Hillary alas it is not meant to be that said Hookers 4 Hillary is a nice consolation I'm sure Bill would enjoy that.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2015/07/05/brit_hume_if_donald_trump_was_a_democratic_mole_would_his_behavior_be_any_different.html

Well the price is still increasing so gear is starting to be put online once it becomes profitable again
Right now its at 4-4.25%
In Mr.Burns voice (Excellent)
Bitcoin Difficulty: 49,402,014,931
Estimated Next Difficulty: 51,468,038,950 (+4.18%) 
Adjust time: After 662 Blocks, About 4.4 days 
Hashrate(?): 375,257,881 GH/s

When you see a buildup like this the odds are in your favour that if you switch to a cash position hold out a few months and wait your likely to be on the winning end of the market since bubble collapses can impact valuations significantly.
If your a risk taker playing the squeeze against the Fed and measuring sentiment can be a double scoop.
That said it never hurts to wait when their is potential for a down burst as you get more shares from the weakened leverage position holders, with Greece in the Eurozone, high leverage markets in China and pushing new highs in the American exchanges the patterns seem to be indicators of some shakeup how much we will need to wait and see to determine.

Technically losing Greece doesn't look so bad on paper as it gets rid of dead weight, allows tGreece a chance to declare bankruptcy and clean house. Then under a reset they would have good financials and the possiblilty to rejoin the Union at a future date, but the main concern is that Greece is one part of the dead weight with other struggling components in the union that they will need to deal with at a later date so how it impacts the economy will be a good question.
Also leaving the EU might be bad for their passport and border control but that's not certain atm.

Good point, and fear and uncertainty do lead people towards investing in safe haven assets.
Surpisingly not as much in gold as I would have speculated but Bitcoin may be taking a small portion of that market, out of curiousity if not Greeks it does make me wonder what the pattern is in other Eurozone countries like Spain and Italy where the austerity is still hurting a fair bit.
On the bright side a larger awareness of Bitcoin is always a good thing.

In business terms English did gain its dominance before the internet but it did help to enforce that standard.
That said in the future if China increases its sphere of business influence enough we might see some bilingualism in the business languages.
Basically whereever the most money piles up.

I voted for a nickel, which in Bitcoin terms is adjusted to the closest approximate value.
Dynamic fees and a standard fee of course are different if Min txt is a nickel people can always pay more to priortize their transactions.

Its always nice at the end of the day to see an appreciation in the price of Bitcoin adoption and the rest aside.
As for the price it does look stable and rising now its just a matter of how long the trend lasts to determine roughly what the moving average and new stable range will become.

For a very long period of time the trading range of litecoin was around 2.00-3.00 bucks
After seeing it rally up to its current range I can understand why you wanted to sell your position, I guess the answer is to see how long it keeps up this strength.

No this outcome is going to be beneficial long term to Greece as it provides them with the leverage they need to negotiate to stay or leave the EU and forced people to take a second look at it.
The question is if Italy Spain and other countries will soon join them

It was a suprising end to the competition
Chile will be having a party now that they won now just the womens world cup to look forward to tommorrow and how the ladies play.

Only time will tell rumors are likely to become reality just recalling the same problem occured in Cyprus there is precedent for this type of event to occur, also it partially depends how much deposit insurance they set for citizens which is difficult to predict.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33354036
Having Greek Bank shares is likely what will happen to most people in Greece to have liquid banks.

That's good to hear I read July 4 Fork and was a bit concerned that something happened there
I'm glad to hear its been sorted out.

It's unfortunate that the issue is bank related but it does illustrate the weakness of being dependant on a financial institution to manage funds, that said their are benefits in the transferability of Bitcoin and the movement of capital with these type of concerns the finance of the future will be interesting whether its punishing austerity or strengthening the economy a better system to protect a persons assets is something that is becoming a serious issue in Greece.

It will be an interesting day.
I'm fairly confident it will be a vote against the Euro their will be an exit poll so it will give some sentiment during the day but seeing as it will be close either way we really may not know until a few hours after.

Well it was a good day to get it being the Fourth of July and all
Congrats to Jadra

In other words we might get a second Zeroday
For those who remember the Cyprus thread.

+4.01 to +4.25
May be an interesting few weeks with Greece in the news and other economic issues.

That is what makes it amusing though if you can find a bet people want to join in on, it doesn't really matter what it is so you have the freedom to make weird ones like that ha-ha.

Since there are a lot of topics on Greek Bankruptcy, it does seem fair to at least have one for Puerto Rico as it is passing under the radar, even the USA has been mentioning how Greece won't really impact them but have failed to mention Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico’s Governor Says Island’s Debts Are ‘Not Payable’
http://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2015/06/30/puerto-rico-wants-bondholders-to-postpone-debt-payments
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/29/business/dealbook/puerto-ricos-governor-says-islands-debts-are-not-payable.html

Puerto Rico’s governor, saying he needs to pull the island out of a “death spiral,” has concluded that the commonwealth cannot pay its roughly $72 billion in debts, an admission that will probably have wide-reaching financial repercussions.

The governor, Alejandro García Padilla, and senior members of his staff said in an interview last week that they would probably seek significant concessions from as many as all of the island’s creditors, which could include deferring some debt payments for as long as five years or extending the timetable for repayment.

“The debt is not payable,” Mr. García Padilla said. “There is no other option. I would love to have an easier option. This is not politics, this is math.”

A broad restructuring by Puerto Rico sets the stage for an unprecedented test of the United States municipal bond market, which cities and states rely on to pay for their most basic needs, like road construction and public hospitals.

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If Puerto Rico were considered a developing country, it would be the eighth most heavily indebted country in the world.