Question is where does this leave Bitcoin? The NSA made SHA-2 sitting right at the heard of it and having a natural back door build into it.
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My mother has a 5BTC cold wallet, bought at ~30$.
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 PRISM |
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Ashish Gulhati is more probably the Dread Pirate Roberts than Satoshi. Or he's both.
I don't think he's any of them. I don't think so either. |
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Ashish Gulhati is more probably the Dread Pirate Roberts than Satoshi. Or he's both.
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I just bought again, don't care about price, just want BTCBTCBTC
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57 days after the April 10 peak
The bubble collapse pattern now looks less like the June 2011 collapse and more like a damped oscillation consolidation centering on $120.
In the illustrated chart, I circled the mild August 2012 bubble-correction. Note that prices did not crash back to levels of June-July, but rather proceeded sideways and upwards.
I now believe that bitcoin prices could progress sideways for much of the rest of the year until the long term support line approaches. Observe that the long term trendline I drew suggests that bitcoin prices are generally increasing 10x every 14 months. Accordingly, I expect sharp pullbacks towards the support and slower recoveries upwards as is typical of a long term rally.
Do you believe we could go below 100$ again in the medium term? |
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I'm using it for a few weeks now in my wallet, but I'm switching back to BTC as the default unit. mBTC only makes sense when 1BTC is worth more than 1000 us dollars in my opinion.
Do you think that the change to a different order of magnitude could help BTC cross $1,000 sooner? I don't think so, but it's possible. What I was saying is that if it crosses 1000$, it makes complete sense to use m BTC as the default unit. |
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Who runs Havelock investments? I was looking at their VirtEX shares, they're trading at ~0.42 BTC, they IPO'd at ~0.39. The thing is, they don't pay dividends, but they say they're real shares. This is not a separate fund; buying shares in VTX will entitle you to actual equity ownership in VirtEx. You can even be listed on the notice of shareholders with the registered Alberta Corporation, please contact us for details. But they're not paying dividends. I don't know much about Virtex |
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I'm using it for a few weeks now in my wallet, but I'm switching back to BTC as the default unit. mBTC only makes sense when 1BTC is worth more than 1000 us dollars in my opinion.
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I got a refund. Guess I'll stick with fiat for what I was going to buy. Topic locked
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there is still time for the US people to stop this nonsense and petition to their politicians, create organisations who will remind US government and its departments that they are going wrong way. You cant just sit and watch wtf they are doing. Take Turkey as example.
The terrorist filled us with terror. We are acting scared, giving up hard won freedoms. That shit is older than life. In Europe we know it very well. Just check what Strategy of Tension means - the US Government has used that tactic forever. Just a hint on Wikipedia: The strategy of tension (Italian: strategia della tensione) is a tactic that aims to divide, manipulate, and control public opinion using fear, propaganda, disinformation, psychological warfare, agents provocateurs, and false flag terrorist actions.[1]
The theory began with allegations that the United States government and the Greek military junta of 1967–1974 supported far-right terrorist groups in Italy and Turkey, where communism was growing in popularity, to spread panic among the population who would in turn demand stronger and more dictatorial governments And now they are doing it over and over again, blowing up their own towers and killing their own citizens. True this. But at the moment, if you even hint this, you're treated as a tinfoilhatnutjobwacko. |
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Yes. I was using the Mt. Gox merchant tools for payments last year and it was quite a pain to deal with. You will get refunded though so you don't have to worry about that. Contacting the vendor will do no good as they don't receive the coins until 6 confirmations and they won't since it was canceled. Their system will cancel orders if anyone else tries to visit your payment page also.
I've sent plenty of complaints in about it but they've never listened.
Hmm, But does it refund automatically? It should have already, judging by what was written in the payment page. |
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I'm really pissed. I just bought something in an European site that uses Mt. Gox payment processing. It is similar to BitPay, but it's much more stupid. I just lost ~0.97 BTC. The payment page redirected me to the Mt gox payment processing, which said I needed to pay 90€ in bitcoin to the following address https://blockchain.info/address/1B7iH3ZjMrxp3E5MkbHxFz75FiKuop9BMyThe page said that as soon as the transaction was detected, I would be redirected to the vendor's page. What happened was I sent the 0.97 btc to the address, and about 5 minutes later the checkout page said : The transaction was cancelled.
You will be redirected to the merchant's website within 5 seconds.
If you are not redirected, Click here.
I was redirected to the site's page, and contacted them. So far no response. I also contacted checkout@mtgox.com with no response so far. I never used anything to do with Mt. Gox until this day, and will never use it again. Has this happened to anyone?  Cheers everyone. I hate Mt. Gox EDIT: I realized now that it's midnight in Japan. When they open up at 10 am JST, It's 3 am my time. |
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Shutting down exchanges during certain periods is, in my opinion, greater manipulation than slow period sell-offs/buys.
I don't get all this concern over "manipulators". If it is that obvious then bet against them and they will lose money...
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Well actually I only care about the long term, what bitcoin does between now and about 1-2 years from now is not so important to me.
1-2 years from now is long-term in these times. Bitcoin will hyper-deflate in 2 years from now. Bitcoin world in 10 years  |
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