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He got most of his donations when the price was much lower. He was getting always between 1 and 10 BTC so it makes sense he got all that in three years.
His internet site is quite famous if you don't know.
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To see 2000$ these days we would need so many people buying and coming on board. It does not seem the case now. We are experiencing a bit of a dump. 2000$ would be great but I don't think bitcoin will go higher than gold anytime soon.
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If OgNasty is going to be roslinpl sub,well, I am definitely in.
A very big thanks goes to roslinpl, he is such a great manager.
Welcome OgNasty
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Are we going to see a new thread stating always the next year as the one of Bitcoin?
2017 might be a tough year. Autumn will tell.
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The ship is going down, so let's prepare buy-in points.
Ok, I'm kind of worried about the price. I supposed we got the value right after the halving. Seems something is not as we expected. I would usually think miners are cashing out to continue their business but this time I'm not sure. Gonna be following this ship closely |
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Barcelona will have one more two-a-day on Friday before Saturday’s trip to Dublin to take on Celtic in their first friendly of the 2016/17 preseason.
The have two injured Montoya and Mathieu. Interesting game to watch
injuring two of these players will not really affect the game Barcelona, because they have a replacement for these two players with better quality. The most not interesting reply ever received. And badly written too. Next time, please, don't reply at all. |
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Liverpool may have found a new suitor for misfit striker Mario Balotelli.
According to the Daily Mail Eredivise runners up Ajax are weighing up a deal for the Italian, and have spoken to Balotelli’s agent Mino Raiola.
However, the former Manchester City man would be expected to take a big pay cut to move to the Dutch capital - which could be a stumbling block.
I supposed Mario Balotelli retired from football. It's not for him: I mean he is a hell of a football player but he simply don't reliaze that he's also a worker, very well paid I must say, not a simple player. |
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Bitcoin price is now so boring I actually forget about it for hours on end and started picking up past hobbies again... Wtf bitcoin, you were supposed to be my 24/7 drugs of choice   Yes, that's a shared feeling lately but it's not bitcoin's fault: I think fireworks have just paused for the summer. Hopefully, they'll come back in Autumn. Do some gardening in the meanwhile  |
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Your explanation about "overbought" positions might be true: I was thinking of something similar lately even though not in these terms.
I will keep a closer eye on the market to check on your thoughts.
I'd add one thing: this particular season (summer) is well known to slow down everything.
Let us see
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Barcelona will have one more two-a-day on Friday before Saturday’s trip to Dublin to take on Celtic in their first friendly of the 2016/17 preseason.
The have two injured Montoya and Mathieu. Interesting game to watch
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Did you miss what happened to ETH? Find out Article What started as an attempt to rescue investor funds in a high-profile project has resulted in a schism that has effectively split the community on the second-largest public blockchain. The split is not only psychological. Thanks to the design of public blockchain systems, it is also technical, with competing visions manifesting in two very real blockchains, or versions of the project’s transaction history. Read more here http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-classic-explained-blockchain/ |
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Ok, thanks for the info regarding the wallet. I mean I kind of like the old wallet but it needs some small fixes.
Waiting for the news about the project at large
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When you read "fragmentation" you should read as follows:
"When need more precise data on you!" We can't let you be loyal with too many services so get them under a single umbrella and live happily there after.
One single loyalty scheme, as it says will give so much information about a single user.
This technology is becoming scarier every given day.
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Yes Racey, that is precisely what I was referring to. I'm thinking that whoever did the ID check/verification with the EU-based exchanges will be monitored. |
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Banks have no control over the bitcoin network/protocol/issuance etc.
These are the reasons why no "normal" bank will ever embrace Bitcoin!
Maybe there could be some kind of Bitcoin banks (exchanges today are some sort of Banks, intermediaries if you wish) in the future but not established banks.
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De l’avis de nombreux participants au forum de Davos, trois changements majeurs vont prochainement intervenir sur le marché financier.
Tout d’abord, on anticipe la disparition de l’argent liquide, très inefficace, cher et jouant un rôle clé dans l’économie souterraine.Dan Schulman rappelle que 85% des opérations monétaires sont encore effectuées avec l’utilisation de l’argent liquide, bien qu’il admette que la tendance est à leur disparition.
“Bientôt chaque habitant du globe aura un smartphone doté des fonctions d’une succursale de banque”, est persuadé Dan Schulman.
Christine Lagarde fait état du développement dynamique des monnaies virtuelles. Pour le moment, leur part dans les opérations financières est de peu d’importance, mais elles sont très commodes pour les utilisateurs, surtout là où il n’y a pas de banques.
Un autre changement majeur est lié au big data. Selon Dan Schulman, la quantité des informations utilisées par les sociétés financières augmente avec une rapidité inouïe. http://insolentiae.com/2016/01/25/la-vie-sans-argent-liquide-va-changer-votre-vie/  le reste de l'article ... est la propagande classique anti-libertaire. Salut! Je ne parle pas bien le français  J'espère que tu comprendra ma demande. Peux-tu me donner un autre lien vers l'article parce que cela ne fonctionne pas ? merci beaucoup |
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Strangely enough whe the EU talk about the feeedom involved in using bitcoin then they are not at all privacy-oriented. So which EU version of the story do we have to read? The one that wants every cryptocurrency user profiled or this one? |
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Let's be honest. Gambling should only be considered for entertainment purposes only. If you are in need of quick cash, doing hard dirty work is more often than not better than hitting up the casino sites. I see way too many people in this section try to justify their gambling habits by saying they have strategies to always win. Others on this forum will go as far as to say that they are professional gamblers, and they always win. You're fooling no one and you look stupid.
All the gambling addicts I knew in real life who claimed to win from casinos all the time had serious mental issues. I went gambling with that guy once, and he ended up blaming me for him loosing at Pai Gow poker, a game that's 100% chance.
And just to let you guys know, ALL the casinos in my jurisdiction say the same things in public advertising campaigns. So far, my sig campaign manager has not PM'ed me telling me to quit bashing gambling. Nobody wins gambling, so lets stop pretending anyone here makes a living gambling online.
I agree with you if you are only considering pure casino games, but if you put poker and sports betting in that equation, then I can't agree. There are many professional poker players, and sportsbetting professionals, that dedicate their life to those games, and are consistent winners in the long run. They don't win every time as that is impossible, but they do make good profit in the long run. I'm holding a Sports betting competition, we are now going to our VIII edition, and we decided to create an Hall of Fame, to track the progress of our competitors, and even there you can see players that are doing well consistently over VII editions. Take a look at our Hall of Fame: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1256522.msg13024635#msg13024635I do believe that you can win in the long run if you are good at poker or sports betting. And you can do that even if you are not a professional, as you can see in the link above. Excellent information mate. Thanks. Yes, there are a lot of professionals can be made huge money in sports betting and Poker games. In this format of games, we need more knowledge on sports. And we have to know each and every games information. Then it is possible. I am not a professional gambler, but I made some profit in Sports betting. So think about professionals. Either you win a lot by playing this way or there's a more "natural" explanation on why you can't do this on the long run. We'll eventually get old and we can't rely on such an income until we live. I don't see you guys betting when you turn somewhere around 85 |
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Gold price has been heavily manipulated recently. It should have been around $1700 already. If the manipulation will slow down that's where I see gold in the near future.
I've always said that we should have both assets BTC and gold. In which proportions? That's up to anyone to decide. I do 80/20
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