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In letzter Zeit ist einfach ziemlich viel schiefgelaufen, was das thema scam angeht.
Außerdem habe ich das Gefühl, dass derzeit wirklich viele scammer unterwegs sind. Allein diese Woche, habe ich 3 loans die nicht zurückgezahlt wurden (naja mein Pech, dass mache ich halt auch nicht mehr).
Zudem habe ich das Gefühl, das hier derzeit sehr viele Troll Accounts erstellt werden, mit entsprechender Gegenreaktion. Wer auch immer das ist, dem wird hoffentlich auch bald die luft ausgehen.
Die alg. Stimmung wird sich in 2-3 Monaten auch wieder bessern.
Zum Thema Post count, in dem genannten thread sind genau 2 user aufgeführt, die innerhalb von ein paar tagen über 100 Sinnlose Posts gemacht haben, unter Generalverdacht steht hier (hoffentlich) niemand.
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Wow, that's really cool.
Is that a Casascius coin? Wait until he sees it.
If you read the text you'll see it says the coins were donated by Casascius himself. Already saw it and edited my message. Damn why are you so fast, nobody would have recognized it. |
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Wow, that's really cool.
As it was donated by Casascius I suppose he knows about this.
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^^ Cool, now nothing is holding me back to make ASIC deposits.
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* taps lightly on the security glass *
Hello? Are there any tellers available?
I am considering depositing some funds here, but I need more information about the non-monetary perks of account ownership before I can make a commitment.
This is still a bank, not a guitar store, right?
This is the dank-show and a bank |
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Atlas has now manged to stay away from this forum for over a week. It also seems, that there are no new Sockpuppet popping up. This was his last post: I will not questions things any further. I submit. I am gone.
Should I open a bet on betsofbitcoin? How long will he manage to stay away? What do you think? I'm giving him at max another 10 days. Or maybe he is in a bitcointalk rehab centre? |
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I can't pay taxes with it. I can't fund my credit card with it. Why do people value Bitcoins at $11 a piece?
Hehe, first post and probably your last? Is it just me or do recently a lot of accounts pop up, crating on single thread and are then never seen again. But just in case this is a real question: Bitcoins provide the usability of cash, although you can instantly pay them in every wallet world wide. This usability provides value. The fact, that they can't be printed instantly by anyone (infation resistant) increases the value even more. And then they are only a few of them + most of them are horded and not available on the open marked, causing a high price. |
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It's just a joke dude you're taking this way too seriously.
Ahh, but is it? We'll never know. You should probably read this, then you get what this joke is about: Dank Soul Guarantee - Danksurance
The Dank Soul Gurantee is my karma based system of insurance. I acknowledge and respect that karma would play a negative role on me if I were to steal anybodies deposit, thus, offering an incentive to not perform such an action. Dank Bank, as with many other investment opportunities, is largely trust based. I hereby give my word and my soul that I will perform as an honest trader, no exceptions.
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Hey, I have most of my Karma invested with this bank. With the compounding interst I will soon have enough karma to never have to do a single good deed in my entire live.
I will basically retire on good deeds, all thanks to Treacheroso and the Karmic Bank.
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I thought I'd make a thread to keep track of members dumping spam posts as I come across them - they post useless and obvious "me too" one liners all over the forum immediately after joining or after a period of inactivity, solely to pump up their post count, to increase the perception of reputation or participation on the forum. Scams likely to come. If you're not a scammer, this is your "you're not adding anything useful" warning. 1. HolyScott - recent posts2. BitcoinOxygen - recent postsPost yours; I'll add to the first post if they are good examples of this. I new I've read something with this user when I saw this. To keep it updated: BitcoinOxygen has now opend a pool: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120976.0;topicseen |
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I think this is an excellent idea. But it only delays the early adopter issue. A coin that would allow an equal distribution for adopters in the first x years, or maybe until a first 100.000 users are established would IMO have grate chance for being successful. But the how to enable this, is a problem.
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You should give us some more details.
What hardware you have, for example.
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If people provided products honestly in return for bitcoin then more people would be encouraged to spend, I have yet to see anything in the bitcoin economy that makes me go zomgwtf I must have it, so far as a relative outsider to bitcoin I have only seen makeshift marketplaces with barely anything in them, blatantly pirated software and games for sale and ponzi schemes. All of which aren't a very encouraging thing for me and wouldn't convince me to part with my money.
At this I can agree. What Bitcoin is still missing is kind of a killer app, that would make BTC really extreme useful. SatoshiDic shows that there are ways to use that technology, that aren't possible with conventional money. I personally think, that with BTC there are applications possible no one has thought of yet, because we are all to stuck in the confidential way of thinking. I still hope that one morning I will wake up, just thinking, "That's it". |
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In the case that after some days (let's say 10) from the ASIC installation deposits won't reach at least 10 times the FPGA hashing power, I will personally invest the difference making deposits to random sponsors in Pyramining, to speed up things.
Wow, that's a word. You could combine this with a way to make depositing in ASIC infrastructure more interesting. Make it like kind of a lottery, each 0.25 BTC you deposited into pre ASIC buys you a ticket and a chance to be your sponsor. That should speed ASIC deposits up. |
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Looks like a straightforward loan to me, you lend out USD, get USD + interest back. Less volatile than lending out BTC, getting BTC + interest back.
I like it!
Well if its the case then I am sure Sgt would take the initial investment in USD no problem... This is one of the amazing thing of BTC, if you use them as intended, meaning as a transfer medium of value, it enables global lending really easy. One could buy BTC worth 2500$ and then lend this money to anyone in the world. He then receives 2500$ + interest in BTC back. Where is the problem in that. If you only see BTC as investment and don't lend out Fiat, than this is no deal for you. |
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That's me. As I'm close to become a Hero Member, I thought it's time to reveal my true Identity |
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