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How about Obama issues an order so that all those Bitcoins go to feed the homeless?
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Fear. Uncertainty. Doubt.
That! |
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Is it either because many of you are too naive, or too stupid to understand the nature of Bitcoin. It's an anonymous virtual currency that's quite impractical and instable. As shown just this month with Mt.Gox, it's price ]fell what, 30% in one day? I love how many of you are so against regulation, but without regulation is when there's a real problem. Illegal drug trafficking sites such as Silk Road made millions off people buying drugs through Bitcoin. There needs/will be regulation of a cryptocurrency in the future. The reason why the feds haven't bothered to regulate Bitcoin much in the USA, or completely ban it in other countries is because of it's price fluctuations, high transaction times, and high energy output to mine, which they know that after a while people will Move on to another more effiencet, more practical for daily use cryptocurrency . They know that in the future, a new cryptocurrency without all the flaws of Bitcoin will emerge, and WILL become mainstream which Bitcoin hasn't, still 5 years after it's release and never will become. Once that happens you can expect regulation no matter how "anonymous" you think it is. Bitcoin reminds me of a Prototype, when it's just being tested by people but not the real deal. Also, maybe like Myspace, as it will get dethrowned(even as it claims to be king with its burger king crown) by a cryptocurrency that'll break through to the general population.
Just giving you all naive suckers a heads up.
Pce.
Wait, you bash Bitcoin, but you have a bitcoin tip address in your signature. So what does having a Bitcoin tip address in my signature have to with anything? I can have " I love Putin" Sign on my car, does that mean I love Putin? No, it could be sarcasm, someone else could of put it there and I haven't bothered to take it off, or better yet I realized Putin's flaws and decided to turn against him. There could be multitude of reasons as to why I have a bitcoin tip address in my signature. Putin has no flaws you idiot. He is the best thing that ever happened for Russia. Which is exactly the opposite that I can say for all the rest of the presidents including the one in my own home country. |
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Sorry to say I was expecting the videos to be much funnier. I didn't bust a gut.
Probably because it isn't about trolls posting here and there..  +1 |
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Wouldn't be the first time neo-bees has been involved with missing bitcoins on an exchange. Read about Weexchange.Next thing you know Mark will be in Cyprus and Mtgox will be issuing a 6% payback. It has worked for UKYO; here's a game plan for Mark: - Move to Cyprus - Issue a 6% refund - Start a thread about working on a "solution"; fill the thread with shills and stockholm syndromer - Let the community go around and around with the shills for 6 months while he quietly disappears from the face of the earth - Every 6 months login to IRC and tell a few people that you are still working on some "resolution" Thanks for pointing this out. I had no idea about it before I made my speculation. This is starting to look very weird..... |
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I must admit that this post was only pointed out to me after I made my speculation here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=502485.0Also, I need to ask this: who is ffssixtynine? Why is he/she backing up ukyo and danny from the beginning? Not accusing him/her of anything. I just want to know what his/her role is in this. |
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 I like the Neo-bee idea don't ruin this for me. If there is someone that loves the idea of neo-bee it's me. It helps spread the word I have been trying to spread in my Country for a long time now Plus I get to shop from retail locations here using bitcoins. That being said, I doubt that the neo-bee idea will go up in air even if my speculation is correct. |
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How long does it take on average to get Antminer S1 to europe?
Around 3 working days |
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Where I live I can buy grocery using Bitcoins. So who needs banks? Let them close my account. Their loss, not mine If your grocery is told to remove btc as a payment option, or risk account closure, what do you think they will do? You're at the end of the food chain, there are very many points until your food gets into your grocery bag. Then I will start my own SilkRoad  |
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Actually, the thing that is called democracy, is really an oligarchy.
Well said... |
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There's a little 1-second bite in the first video that says that Bitcoin is bringing democracy to the world. This is BAD. Democracy means majority rule. If you are in the minority, you might not like majority rule. Bitcoin is not democratic. It is not majority rule. It is everyone for himself. It is learning how to be responsible for your own actions and freedom, or you might lose to a Bitcoin thief. Bitcoin is the laws of nature being enacted in mathematical form to grant freedom, not democracy, to everyone in the world!  Democracy is run by the minority, not the majority. The majority are their slaves |
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EXCELLENT!!!!!!
EDIT: How much did it cost to produce the videos?
And what was your motive for doing them?
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You could place an order for $665.99 or $667
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Where I live I can buy grocery using Bitcoins. So who needs banks? Let them close my account. Their loss, not mine |
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Yeah, what's funny is that bitcoins.com was registered in the year 2000.....
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Where does it say he is associated with this site? Even if it is not where the coins went at least people should know he is involved with another BTC related business. OK, this is pure speculation, so mods please move this to the according forum if necessary. Now, did anybody take a look at Mark's new business plan in hitting Europe? Did anybody hear about Neo-bee? http://www.neo-bee.com/index.php/en/Well, apparently their first reference to a Bitcoin website is: bitcoins.com Which is owned by who?  ? http://www.neo-bee.com/en/faqs/scroll down till you see the reference links. Again, this is just speculation.... bitcoins.com belongs to Mark Karpeles : http://whois.net/whois/bitcoins.com |
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No.
Why not? Cyprus has always been the hideout for many thieves. Believe me, I live here. Have you seen me around? No. There are better hideouts. This is possible, but not likely. Like I said bro, this is a speculation, but judging by my 34 years of experience living here, I say it is very possible. Don't get me wrong, I am happy about the fact that Bitcoin is spreading in my homeland, but..... |
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