All you guys that sell. Get ready to pay 40% income tax in april. IRS dont f%ck around!!!!!!
i believe it's 15% if you've held them for over a year.
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my funds have gone out to coinbase.. still waiting on my BTC to show up. the estimated time was dec 2.
after you make your first purchase, do you become verified and the process doesn't take as long?
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i don't run anti-virus software.. damn shit is a nuisance
just remember that java is evil
i use norton internet security and it doesn't bother me much. i have no idea whether it's of any use to me though.
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no i had firewall. antivirus, vpn, and i surf standard on proxy. so in my mind i am anonymous.... but guess not. going to buy avalon in hand tomorrow for a good price. hope to mine back what i lost. and this time cold storage. i guess no online wallet is secure enought any tips what which one is the best? and how to combine it with deposit to other people when i want to spend??
armory is supposedly the best, but i didn't need the extra features so i like electrum.
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So wait let me get this straight.
Someone just put in 1.8 million dollars into a bitcion purchase?
At $925.
That should silence a few bears...
buy wall. the bidder could have done that just to jack the price up artificially so he could sell his stash, and re-buy after it goes down (from his selling)
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i was logged in already. and suddenly i was logged of. they routed blockchain to other website. so i thought i was still on blockchain. and trying to log back in. they got all the shit they fuking needed. so me there trying to login. i got mail waller withdraw........fuck. i checked with wireshark and it was indeed DNS reroute to other IP adress.
- going to reinstall All OSes in my network. - change my static provider IP
problem with blockchain is its open as hell. you can follow every transaction to every wallet and see how much they have in there. and little more knowladge you can even track the user which is logged in the wallet.
look up electrum, multibit, or armory.. then you won't have to worry about anyone jacking your assets. for an newbie user, it takes maybe an hour or 2 to figure out, but in the end it'll save you a lot of worrying.
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Here's my pic... I look a bit sketchy on this one ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Flh4.googleusercontent.com%2FZ8wn6gETf-Kh47Wums42rnKB6RNaVB4xfQEhsCZX2DsmGWw_g-UJhxDB2P3OwrTDiw%3Dw1808-h764&t=663&c=ZAB8ijlOLUBLlg) i rather donate bitcoins to you. at least i saw some cleavage and it was of some value to me.
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if i miss the boat, it might as well crash and burn. that is how i think most people feel ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) bitcoin has been on the rise for a month with no signs of slowing down.. it could crash sure, or it could fly to new heights and stay there.
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i never use windows to log into my blockchain account.. way way too risky. windows is a dirty o/s with lots of vulnerabilities.
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sorry for your loss. you should have researched and used a cold storage wallet. when you're using cloud storage, your fate is in the hands of someone else and not your own.
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Wanted to give y'all an update. So I bought back in on Mt.Gox, at $1146/btc. Thankfully, it looks like I had the good fortune to buy in at the bottom of the lull. In doing so, I went from 30.2 btc originally to 23.5 btc currently.
Although trading seems easy way to increase your BTC stack when looking at historical graphs, many traders loose part of their BTCs, but only few admit it. So kudos to you speculating bubbles and crashes is no different to me than sports/futures gambling. that's why so far i've managed to mostly avoid doing it. i have to be honest though, sometimes it's just really really tempting.
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provide the best of both worlds. try to appeal to women/girls, and be flirty with some sex appeal.
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If you think that some serious pumping is going on bitcoin wait until you see litecoin... ![Lips sealed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/lipsrsealed.gif) I think that some serious pumping is going on litecoin instead ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) that's all but certain to me. there's good news about BTC, it explodes, and then all of a sudden LTC follows suit with no relative news on their end.. that's pure speculation. it still might become fruitful some time in the near future though.
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http://www.lexus.co.uk/car-models/rx/rx-450h/![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lexus.co.uk%2Fimg%2FRX_450h_001_tcm880-1128584.jpg&t=663&c=md4W3lQdYo9RXw) In June or so, I sold 500 Bitcoin at $119.99 to buy this. Today the price is 10 times as high so the car cost me $599k. Fuuuck ![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif) On a positive note, the cost me about $3 each to mine and as such the car cost me $1500. i would have just cashed out enough to make a 50% down payment, and then pay the rest over time. but hey, you still have a shit ton of bitcoin, so no point in being upset ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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I think the Chinese government has proven over and over and over again that they love bitcoin.
It even looks like the USA likes it, and that says something. The thread is obsolete. i'm not sure if it's quite obsolete. if governments have trouble taxing bitcoin, they will definitely not like it. they want their damn share. and the truth is that BTC is a good way of evading taxes.
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Wanted to give y'all an update. So I bought back in on Mt.Gox, at $1146/btc. Thankfully, it looks like I had the good fortune to buy in at the bottom of the lull. In doing so, I went from 30.2 btc originally to 23.5 btc currently. This harrowing experience taught me a few things I'd like to share: -When you're a bitcoin believer, trading your seat on the BTC rocketship for USD is akin to selling your first born child. It hurts, it's nerve raking, and you only want it back as soon as it's gone -Don't day trade with a commodity constantly rising in value, the more time that passes, the farther you'll be left behind -Don't sell your whole stash, the pain just ain't worth the gain I might never seen those darn 7 btc again, but this lesson might just be worth it. I sure won't be forgetting it. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) As for the status of bitcoin being pumped or not, I am not certain, but I do have a fair degree of confidence that it was during the rise. If past experience is any indicator, I suspect pumpers capitalize on real world events to trigger their inflation. I recall the similar bitcoin price behavior during the last U.S. Gov Shutdown, and the more recent U.S. Senate Hearings. Thanks for the kind words from the rest of you, I was in such a tormented state without my bitcoin, reading your responses helped. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) it turns out that you made a mistake, but at least you had the balls ato admit it.. i don't know if i would have bought back in so quickly, as i'd feel really bitter about it. the good side is that you still have 23.5 BTC ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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that i'm not physically debilitated. not to mock any disabled people on here, but it would suck not being able to perform simple tasks.
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if i were OP i wouldn't really care that much.. 100 coins is plenty. he's made a lot of money and if it hits 10k, he'll have millions.
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Even if government banned bitcoins, wouldnt users still be able to transfer over LAN, or in person via smart phone. In theory it could still work with underground exchanges handling the money moving from country to country.
well it could crash the market, and probably by a significantly wide margin.. i don't think BTC would die, but its utility would be hurt big time.
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