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Ahh Kwukduck is talking trash again...
Bann him ore remove his legendary status to newbie and put him in the troll jail ore something.
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Those faces the're pulling when they realizing that Bitcoin is legit after all...priceless! Anyway, Ben Lawsky did a good job i expect great results. The door has opened for a new and first legit rally   |
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I can arbitrarily place the little historical plot too! Except mine portrays the failed exponential trend line and the space below.  The point is, this picture as well as the original is completely useless. It is basically an opinion (hope?) This original pic is not useless, it's a fact. Bitcoin's infrastructure and technological productivity developing goes hand in hand. i mean, do you look more than just the Bitcoin price? You blue line is pure trolling beceause the price is dropping? Ppl do strange things when the're depressed. |
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"the price can only rise from now"
Coming from the guy who advised taking a loan out to buy btc near the top.
The price can most certainly drop from now, $235 is a lot of money for a piece of computer code.
Berkshire Hathaway cost more than $100k, thats a lot of money for a piece of paper. |
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There're all gone after the next bull run, i cant wait for that time.
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OP put so much effort with zero results and he/she keeps trying.
These kind off ppl dont got a decent living.
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Visa Founder, former Citibank Chairman, and former Secretary of the Treasury join Xapo as Advisors Dee Hock is the founder of Visa, and is responsible for effectively creating payment systems as we know them today. “Bitcoin represents not only the future of payments but also the future of governance,” Mr. Hock said. “We live in the 21st century but are still using command and control organizational structures from the 16th century. Bitcoin is one of the best examples of how a decentralized, peer-to-peer organization can solve problems that these dated organizations cannot. Like the Internet, Bitcoin is not owned or controlled by any one entity, so it presents incredible opportunities for new levels of efficiency and transparency in financial transactions.” John Reed was formerly the Chairman & CEO of Citibank, and was responsible for growing Citibank into the world’s first truly global financial franchise. Under Mr. Reed’s leadership Citibank developed the modern ATM and helped redefine the modern retail banking experience. “Financial services have remained largely untouched by the digital revolution,” says Mr. Reed. “Bitcoin represents a real opportunity for changing that. Money at its core is simply a ledger for keeping track of debts and Bitcoin is truly the best iteration of a universal ledger we’ve ever seen. The mere fact that there will never be more than 21 million bitcoins and that each bitcoin can be divided into 100 million units makes it a significant improvement on any historical form of currency.” Lawrence H. Summers was the Secretary of the Treasury under President Bill Clinton, and continues to be one of the leading economic and policy thinkers of our time. “Until now whenever we’ve needed to transfer money we’ve had to rely on a third party, whether it be a bank, a clearing house or a payment network. Bitcoin offers, for the first time, a method for transferring value and making payments from anywhere to anywhere, in real-time, without any intermediary. This could mean we soon see many billions of people sending bitcoin everyday as easily as they currently send a text message.” RALLY!!!!!! Nice find +1 |
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  I hope that Bitcoin ore crypto in general will eat lots off power from those bankers! |
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NASDAQ is using open assets, it needs time to roll it out. Great results guaranteed. Last Monday, NASDAQ announced that they are starting to use Open Assets for their NASDAQ Private Market Platform. This is a huge milestone, as it is clear now that Open Assets has become an industry standard.
The emergence of Blockchain Technology and its adoption by the industry as a whole is very positive for Bitcoin as Bitcoin acts as the “fuel” required to power those transactions (through the fees), and this gives Bitcoin a very real value. http://blog.coinprism.com/2015/05/16/nasdaq-using-openassets/ |
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@ Pecunia non olet; If you can't see the potential, then you don't understand the technology.
Hey Mr. butthurt. 10 minute blocks and no KGW isn't exactly 'up to date'. Bitcoin can do nothing other coins can't do but newer coins can do a lot Bitcoin can't do. You've made three comments on the thread. Each of them contain content: ZERO *Derp derpa derp*  bla bla bla bla  |
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I love playing with that price model, the potential is mind-blowing. Best part is; when Bitcoin takes off the targets will be higher then just 1% |
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@ Pecunia non olet; If you can't see the potential, then you don't understand the technology.
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My condolences to the bitcoin die hards. You're looking at more slow decline or best case stagnation with some random little pump and dumps during next months while we rock the shit on alts in the foreseeable future. Soome hefty gains happening right now.
Don't get stuck holding a bag. 100% portofolio in old bitcoin is risky business.
#toldyou
ahh another idiot who cant handle Bitcoin, k bey! This is pretty much a nothing-comment. I think i found a picture of you.  No noob thats you, you dont got a clue what you are talking about. Having fun trolling uss while you making a retard off youreself. You aint a smart guy isnt' it? Go to another altcoin forum and cry there plz. |
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My condolences to the bitcoin die hards. You're looking at more slow decline or best case stagnation with some random little pump and dumps during next months while we rock the shit on alts in the foreseeable future. Soome hefty gains happening right now.
Don't get stuck holding a bag. 100% portofolio in old bitcoin is risky business.
#toldyou
ahh another idiot who cant handle Bitcoin, k bey! |
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Watch out for that midnight cock blocker again.(both last crashes happened around midnight for me).
Why are you like this, bitcoiners? Why does this turn you on? Serious question. Edit: NSFW. Sorry, forgot. Discusting pic man, are you mentally ill to look for that kind of schit. |
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How many Satoshi's will Nasdaq need for (all) there stocks? If they move a share with a cost of 1 Satoshi, they will have enough with 1000 coins  |
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