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Thanks.  I went with ahead with CoinRoyale and was able to successfully withdraw my test deposit almost immediately.      Kind of messed up that the Ceaserbit guy was probably taking people's deposits and day trading with them.

Thanks.  Deposit only = SCAM.  If you can't get your money out, then it doesn't matter how much you win or lose.   What site would you recommend for blackjack?

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Does anyone have any experience with this site?  

I deposited a small amount to test the waters (as I am aware scams seem rampant with BTC) and the deposit came in very quickly.  After I played for a bit, I attempted to withdraw and have been waiting for a week now and it still says  "Waiting for manual approve to address etc..".    I also can't seem to leave a message because it displays "Please update your profile" every time I try to send a message when there is nothing to update.

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Where do we look you up?  Can you elaborate on what next steps we should take so we can learn the process?

I've dropped all my NXT... I find it near impossible to to forge.  Maybe it'll improve once they fix the source code.


What's the appeal of  Quark, Earthcoin, or Dimecoin for that matter vs. Litecoin? 

What about 3x 290x cards on a motherboard.  Does it need powered risers for each or unpowered? 

Who buys bitcoins from MT Gox?

Who says its only going to be Zynga and Overstock?      Adoption of Bitcoin will likely increase (short of a worldwide ban).

I've lost faith in NXT.  It's near impossible for any newcomer that doesn't buy a ton load of NXT (like 10BTC worth) to forge coins.  It only seems to sustain early investors or people willing to buy a lot of NXT.

Now is always better than tomorrow.

Erik,  I agree.  This is the appeal of Bitcoin, it isn't pegged to any one economic system but rather the value that people worldwide asses to it partially based on 1) supply 2) speculation and 3) it's acceptance as currency by merchants. Number 3 is KEY as the more merchants that accept it, the more worldwide validity (psychological precept) that is given to Bitcoin as means of exchange and not just a holder of value... and the more likely it will be here to stay.  

What is going on here is an economic experiment between centralization as well as isolation of currency (currency controlled by a select few in each separate economic system; FED, EU, etc..). vs decentralization and globalization of currency.

What I believe is happening is the FED is just playing hot potato by raising the debt ceiling. It's all a psychological charade to stop people from going on bank runs and people worldwide losing faith in the almighty dollar by just creating more money out of thin air to pay off current debts with future IOUs to prevent a "technical" default.  Kind of like Social Security. The reality is we have ALREADY DEFAULTED time and time again. This is why our dollar keeps losing value every single year. The dollar you earn today is worth less than the dollar you earned last year. This is a historical fact that can't be argued.  This is the major flaw with the centralization of currency, that you trust a select few who may or may not have the best intentions of the public.  It's the future generations that are getting screwed.  I believe there is a statistic out there that every US child born today is already $50K in debt.  

Unless huge massive reform takes place where congress ends all foreign aid (We're broke and in severe debt!!!), puts an end to the economic system they've created based off bribery aka lobbying and the revolving door, nothing will really change.  The dollar will continue losing value and history again backs me on this. All it's going to take is for another powerful country (Russia maybe and most certainly China) to call the US on it's bluff, refuse to accept the worthless US Dollar, and the house of cards that Congress has created by constantly raising the debt ceiling is going to come crashing down.    

Gold itself also has no intrinsic or meaningful value from a utilitarian perspective other than the one humanity collectively psychologically assesses to it on the premise that the rarer it is, the more value we all decide to asses upon it.  Think about this, if you were stranded in middle of a desert, what good would 7,000 Oz of gold do for you?  At that point, a bottle of water is more valuable than all that gold.  Other than being paper weight or a door stopper, it has absolutely no practical use.  Bitcoin is similar. It's 1K now because there are people that have psychologically placed that value on it and are willing to pay that amount. Whether Bitcoin keeps going up or ends up falling in value, the realty that seems to be unfolding based on the fact that more and more merchants are accepting it is that it's here to stay.

USD also has no intrinsic value at all other than the one the Federal Reserve assesses to it and what humanity collectively psychologically assess to it to come up with its value.  It's essentially putting faith in the United States economic system.   If the US were to default on its payments, the dollar would fall instantly.

All the currency we have today is all psychologically based. The only real form of value exchange is bartering where I trade you a pair of shoes for a sack of potatoes like they did back in the day.

Can anyone advise on a good site to play blackjack?

Not necessarily.   They will let you buy a small amount instantly until you wait about 30 days.

I'm not sure if this was asked before. By the time they deliver the units, wouldn't the difficulty rate be at a point which would render the 5mhs or 25mhs you're getting useless?

For us common folks, what does this mean in plan english? 

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