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thanks, Love Ron Paul!

Very truth jonhyj, I hope 2014 will be the year we can break free of the banks, even if this mean my easy life will become a whole less easy.

I'm trying to get in contact to someone form VCX for weeks now, but no one is responding

A statement from IceDrill management would be very welcome.

This is the correct answer! Your sexcoins have been send to your address. For everyone who currently does not have a coins-e.com account, if you register with this link https://www.coins-e.com/?ref=5823818887069696 you make me a happy person:)

Hi Coiner,

You are not the winner of this contest, because the question was, where is SXC/BTC going to be listed. At the time I asked the question sxc was already listed at coinex.pw and we are very happy there will be a new listing coming up, in order for the sxc trade to be more reliable.

However, I am very glad you have mentioned to eveyone in this threat about the sxc/btc pair on coinex.pw and therefore i will send you a donation.

To make it a bit more interesting, I will higher the reward to 250 SXC, so here is the question again:

On which exchange wil the 2nd sxc/btc pair be listed?

I voted no, because i want to buy them cheap I'm scared btc market will give a lot of exposure and i dont want the price to rise:P

By the way the correct answer is still not here so here is a hint: There has been a recent post on the sexcoin forum where the correct answer is mentioned

it's about i0 coin being one of the oldest alts around and so far one of the only coins of which all coins have been mined (allmost).

No but PoS uses less power then PoW. The only problem for me is that it generates coins based on a interest model. When I got into Bitcoin, I was so happy this coin is generated without interest, but ppc unfortunately does use interest, generating coins if you hold a lot of coins (this is my understanding of PoS) I do not like interest and that's why I do not own any PoS coins like ppc nvc or cgb.

I think all alternative coins have their own forum, just keep all alts in 1 section, this is bitcointalk, not altcointalk

big news, the first person who guesses where sxc/btc pair will be listed will receive 69.69696969 SXC!

besides sexcoins, you are right:)

when will the website be out? I dont understand the ixcoin rise and i0 staying behind, should be 1:1

Is I0 traded somewhere else as vircurex?

Maye you should hire someone that replies to my e-mails while you are at it

since I came in contact with bitcoin, i have developped a kind of lets system for my region. If you check it out let me know what you think, I like feedback!

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how come you bought back at 0.00 i thought ipo stated 150% of 3 month average?

I am very sorry to say this, because I think you are absolutely right, but there is one point I do not agree on


ITS CURRENCY!!!!

A ETF (exchange Traded Fund) is not the same as holding Bitcoin. Like a gold ETF it is meant to dilude money away from the real thing.

Let's say a ETF holds 100K BTC. The ETF makes some rule, the balance between BTC an $ should allways be between 25&33% so in the case a bitcoin is 1$ the total btc have a value of 100K. As soon as the first money flows in, this is all being parked on the side and not one bitcoin is actually bought extra. As soon as more then 50K moved into the fund the first extra bitcoin will be bought, because 50K = 33% of 150K (100K btc + $ 50K)

if the price of a bitcoin at that point rises to lets say 2$ this means the fund is worth 100K btc * 2$ = 200K$ + 50K investment money. At this point the fund exists of 80% btc and 20% $ (50K out of 250K) and this means the ETF should sell BTC until they meet their goal of at least 25% dollars.

A ETF makes the price of everything it trades in less volitile, but the owners don´t actually own any BTC, they own a piece of a fund that holds BTC. All the money put in an ETF is wasted money IMO, because you just give away your money to a trading bot with certain rules. If you want to own something you buy it, if you don´t want to own it you don´t buy it, but i would never put in an ETF, for one because it wil charges you fees 2nd because you have no personal controll over it, maybe one day the rules will change and they put it on a website somewhere with very small letters in order so you will never find out. ETF´s are often used by institutional investors (e.g. pensionfunds or 401K's in the US) because the pricefluctuation is smaller then the underlying asset/commodity and therefore less risky than the real thing + an ETF often pays dividend because of the trades they make, so you get a return on your investment.

I hope people will think twice before buying into the winkelvi bs, i am in no posission to tell you what to do with your money, but i put it in bitcoin because i want to own what I have, putting money in a Bitcoin ETF is like putting it in the bank, it's not your anymore and if for some reason the SHTF (like china stating they have enough $ and don't want any more, 2 days ago, news that is no where broadcasted but will impact the entire world) hold a piece of paper (could be a digital document) in dollar value.

I would love all pensionfunds to put in money though, because this would make it allmost impossible for BTC to ever lose all value, simply because they invest with funds that are numerous times the total marketcap of BTC today.

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