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Based on the name and logo, I'm assuming it's something to do with a Bitcoin Bingo site.
Anyway, guess we can only wait and find out.
When's estimated launch?
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explain like you're five ok
Max Keiser Bad Man
MaxCoin Smelly Poo
Well played.  OP did ask for it and that is pretty much how 5 year olds think. I should know. I'm still 5 deep down  |
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I don't think it was doing as well as he was expecting.
It does seem like he's dropped it but does occasionally refer to it.
Can anyone confirm this?
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Because if they'd be right, then there wouldn't be a basis for a discussion now would there?  |
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They said that about 2013 as well.
In January it was at around $40 and by December it had reached $1100.
Be patient. Good things come to those who wait.
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It can't be accessed from an ordinary web browser. You need Tor Browser to access it as has been mentioned above. And no, Tor links do not necessarily mean Malware. As with all things, be careful what you click on and ensure all wallets are encrypted and that you have a reliable anti-virus programme running |
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What exactly is the site going to do?
Sorry if I missed it.
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Congrats to the winners and well played OP. We need more threads like this |
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Do we actually know where his BTC are?
Its just a guess. What proof do we have that they are his/hers/theirs?
Regardless of that, why would you want to steal his stash.
Satoshi started it, and i'm sure he can finish it if he wanted to.
And anyway, stealing is wrong!
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I think we will only see a new BTC high when most the world acknowledge BTC as a currency.
Once it becomes fully accepted, then we will fly.
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Guys, word of advice, do NOT open any links or files that you aren't entirely aware of.
They may compromise your wallets or install a key logger on your PC recording your passwords.
Be careful!
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I'm sure there will be interest in these.
Would you Escrow?
And how much is shipping to the UK?
Thanks
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It appears that they have. Not sure how recent this is, but they added some quite a while back.
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I'm a BTC enthusiast. I'll use the BTC to keep trading and I'll keep driving my friends and family mad with my content obsessiveness about Bitcoins.
This demonstrates just what this community is about. Its all about giving and helping others.
Thanks OP for your generosity.
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Please can a mod delete.
New thread will be made soon.
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Shipped from where?
North West London |
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Buying 1 million for 0.001 BTC.
Up to 100m
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I'm selling my as new PS4. Been used no more than about 6-7 times. It's in excellent condition. The surface had a thin cloth placed over it to prevent scratches. The console is fully working. Comes boxed with all accessories and papers. (Headset still wrapped up and some cables still wrapped up too). Also comes with FIFA 2014 (Boxed) and an I redeemed 3 month PS Plus subscription. Prefer UK only and pickup would be most ideal. If not, prepared to post at extra cost. Bundle costs around £415 together. Selling for 1.075 BTC (£360 at time of post) - (excluding shipping) PM for more. Thanks  |
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QUESTION: How will 10% of all BTC so far (million+ coins) be valued in comparison to the templar treasure?
So if the market cap of BTC goes to 100 billion, is 10 billion dollars a lot of coins?
So, historical analysis of cointheiving Mammon worshippers of ALL STRIPES not just talmud, is fully in order and on the level, in terms of humanity.
How much are the value of the coins stolen? Do they, like gold coins, grow in value over time?
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Whether M.K is Jewish or not is irrelevant. I can assure you that even if he is, he isn't observant. He was probably not brought up in a observant household and therefore wouldn't be in touch with any of its ethos and morals. Greed is powerful. It can change the best of people no matter who they are... On a separate point, let's try not to be so assuming. Perhaps it really was a screw up and they lost them all including all their own hoardings... Now, re the Talmudic post... Talmud is a part if Judaism. It is the written law which contains the Mishnah. The Talmud includes the Rabbinical laws, Torah laws and the personal understanding of different sages on what each law means and to the extent to which it must be observed. The argument is honestly pathetic. I will try not to mix in much. The Talmud does NOT say that it is permitted to cheat a non-Jew. No cheating is allowed whatsoever in Judaism. There are laws (Halacha) where the law is different when it applies to Jewish and non Jewish cases such as; 1) A Jew can't charge another Jew interest but he can charge a non Jew interest. 2) If a Jew receives too much change from a purchase, if the owner is a Jew, he must return it. If the owner is a non Jew, he is entitled to keep the money.
These are just examples of where the laws apply differently to Jews and non Jews. Despite this, I'm sure most people (Jews alike) have good morals and will return the change in such a situation even when they aren't entitled to. Let's keep any debate we have here clean. Free from any racism, anti semitism and violence. Everyone is entitled to their own view. I'd be happy to argue as long as it is dignified So the Talmud does say its ok to defraud/scam non Jews.. Laws and books are written in black and white but law has, is and forever will be grey. It how one put in power to interpret these laws says it is. And no living person is black and white. we are all grey! I'm not going to contradict what I wrote. YES the Talmud states that. However, there are rules that affect that law. The law stands only in certain circumstances. It isn't simple but I was just trying to demonstrate a point made. Greed affects all no matter what. In such a situation I'm sure a vast majority of all people no matter their race or religion will be dignified and return it. |
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