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As I've made a some profit during pump and dumps I like this volatility...

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Good idea!

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TBF was licking govt. asses for a long time (e.g.: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=192924.0)
Now the ass licked back. Shit happens.

Well it's no longer worthless. You can trade it on Coins-e.com... if you can find a buyer... 

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Actually Satoshi himself pre and instamined his coin. So you can call this a tradition

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Good work. Thanks.

George Orwell, 1984

These guys in the foundation are frightening.

"One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship." 

Altcoins are fine for learning, gaining experience and starting a "new life" in the land of the cryptocurrency. I've made my first BTC from trading alts and learned all the basics from my gains and losses without any investment. If I have to do the same with BTC I would have to invest a lot of money, I would hesitate lot more before every orders and I think I would still counting my losses.
BTW sorry to say, but you guys sounds to me like bankers worrying about of this new phenomenon called bitcoin and it's potential use for scamming and money laundering:). Ironic, isn't it?

Well I must admit I'm using bitcoins for "domestic money laundering". It's a good way to channel trough my "pocket money", make some extra income AND hide it from my wife's watching eyes, before she can turn it to shite  . (Sometimes literally. Few month ago I've sold my old mobile phone on ebay and when the payment arrived she spent it on horse and chicken manure "for the strawberries".)

By eliminating dust bitcoin will stuck in the "big transactions" area and in the long run it can loose it's ability for being a widely used means of payment. In addition if its value grows high enough the amount what we today call dust could be your monthly phone bill in the future... or your monthly salary... Just remember the price of the first pizza what has been bought by using bitcoins .

Well he has some valid point when he talking about scamming, gold coins and electricity.  You can have tens of thousands of bitcoins but without electricity your wallet is as valuable as the readme.txt in the C:\windows directory...

Actually I'm more worried about the plans of the first banker.

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Some cleanup would be useful indeed but such attacks could be damaging for the entire cryptocurrency "industry". So, carefully with that axe mate .