You really are a massive buffoon...
Then don't quote him...  Hey Doc... I am done with the Fonz |
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That's a terrible commercial. All commercials are terrible  my point was a Cypriot granny , would prefer that , than te one with the dubstep , but they have both been made.. Sure... but it seems to me that the dubstep commercial had a much higher production value, so they've got their priorities all mixed up. Patience young grasshopper  |
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I won't comment on the selling of Bitcoin as a way to "escape volatility" of the Euro. You already know my opinion on that, I will just note that the video seems to have been produced for the already converted. It uses the bitcoiner slang "fiat" to refer to ordinary money, for example; that will send frissons down the spine of the faithful, but should be lost on the common folk that the bank aims to (aehm) attract, no? I was almost expecting it to end with "CCMF!" I actually agree with you. I was imagining some Cypriot granny watching this ad on her TV with a disinterested glazed-over expression. It's slick, but the important thing Neo needs to develop is customer trust, because they want deposits. This seems too slick to inspire confidence - banks are supposed to be boring. Also: any existing Bitcoin users will see no benefit from using Neo, as far as I can tell, so they NEED to be converting those grannies. Then again, I don't know the public attitude in Cyprus. Maybe people are fed up enough with the banks to deposit at an uninsured and unproven place like this. Do you think the cypriot granny would like this better ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kH2kihfdfk That's a terrible commercial. All commercials are terrible my point was a Cypriot granny , would prefer that , than te one with the dubstep , but they have both been made.. ALSO they are teasers? so not finished and edited products yet? |
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I won't comment on the selling of Bitcoin as a way to "escape volatility" of the Euro. You already know my opinion on that, I will just note that the video seems to have been produced for the already converted. It uses the bitcoiner slang "fiat" to refer to ordinary money, for example; that will send frissons down the spine of the faithful, but should be lost on the common folk that the bank aims to (aehm) attract, no? I was almost expecting it to end with "CCMF!" I actually agree with you. I was imagining some Cypriot granny watching this ad on her TV with a disinterested glazed-over expression. It's slick, but the important thing Neo needs to develop is customer trust, because they want deposits. This seems too slick to inspire confidence - banks are supposed to be boring. Also: any existing Bitcoin users will see no benefit from using Neo, as far as I can tell, so they NEED to be converting those grannies. Then again, I don't know the public attitude in Cyprus. Maybe people are fed up enough with the banks to deposit at an uninsured and unproven place like this. Do you think the cypriot granny would like this better ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kH2kihfdfk It makes sense to target more than one demographic, and maybe even in a particular order too... I am guessing that the people that are not grannies, will be the people that are more liekly to decide to give it ago first .... Also - for the the thing that is also exciting is what Neo Bee are actually offering... that Neo Bee Bitcoin debit card looks neat- I want one ASAP |
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I won't comment on the selling of Bitcoin as a way to "escape volatility" of the Euro. You already know my opinion on that, I will just note that the video seems to have been produced for the already converted. It uses the bitcoiner slang "fiat" to refer to ordinary money, for example; that will send frissons down the spine of the faithful, but should be lost on the common folk that the bank aims to (aehm) attract, no? I was almost expecting it to end with "CCMF!" Yeah I agree it is not the style of marketing that will appeal to all... but you have to think, this is in Cyprus , think about what happened there... not so much to do with Euro volatility, more to do with bad leadership, and the people there feel very strongly about their wealth, and frankly if the system has screwed them they have every right to want to change it no matter what, and I think this advert will resonate very stongly in Cyprus... But if you look at their other teasers, they look different. Also this is one company, one attitude, one style... the marketing will evolve and grow as the ecosystem does... people will seek to fill unfilled niches. This is one of MANY that we will see this year and next Jorge- wait for one that has a NY address, or a City of London address ; ) then I am sure we will see a supposedly much slicker style of tomfoolery marketing bunkem charade bs that is designed for the "common folk" you refer to which I am sure will make every one feel all warm inside. |
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The sun is rising over the Land Of The Rising Sun - for what will be another fun week   Good morning Vietnam Japan  |
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2012-08-16 Peak at 16.41
2012-10-26 Low before next runup at 9.50
71 Day Difference, 42% drop
2013-04-09 Peak at 259.34
2013-07-05 Low before next runup at 63.08
87 Days 75% Drop
2013-11-29 Peak at 1163
2013-02-20 Low before next runup at 530?
83 Days 54% drop?
I'd say that considering 530 the bottom before the next runup is well within reason... and if it isn't, its pretty darn close to the end of the bear market.
These numbers pulled using bitcoinwisdom, bitstamp Prices.
Yeah and so far there has been that 7/7.5 to 8 months gap inbetween the new ATHs or peaks (going back some time) so if the pattern repeats then we might see next ath in mid june/july time- now that is what I call a slumbery pattern ; ) |
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It must mean that they are broken,insolvent,and criminal............ so basically what is known these days as a "Bank"  |
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can we stop posting this bull gif though, it's quite disturbing
Sorry.... I will use it only when there is an insane bull run from now on : ) (Also I can assure you, that no Bulls were harmed in the making of that video) |
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"If this situation will be handled down in a serious way, nobody will kill you."
"handled down"? Doesn't appear to be a native English speaker. Something like "All your Gox are belong to us."
Bit like this ?
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Is this Mark trying to murder the bull ? MISSION ACCOMPLISHED  |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-26316265Just sayin  (Edit ... This plays into the idea that there are big players aiming to break the market for mobile internet in the parts of the world that it is not readily available and cheap, the more the mobile internet market gets developed and spread at affordable cost in the developing world, the more of the developing world will have readily available cheap internet access, and become potential Bitcoin/crypto users, micro payments anyone? international remittance , everyday users, new speculators, merchants etc.. migt be a good time to start preparing geo/language specific aps/services/ecosystem to capture the new market.)
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I know I read the page... I was understating the deathyness of the situaiton
Empowering, I realize you got it (and were understating), I was agreeing with you and highlighting the intensity of the page for others, as in "holy shit, did you guys read what this guy is actually writing!?!?". Franz comes off as an off-kilter nut job, who's fairly self-important. *sigh* It's not that I don't share some frustration, but, the messiah complex isn't helping, either. yeah it really is quite bonkers... |
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I guess we need to ask this guy
http://www.mtgoxtakeover.com/?q=who Who we are ? For many good reasons, the members of our Team will not show up for the moment. Our Team BTC Account is: 1GaVv4WvWgHPaRCS7MHeQJv3tF8sXqRR46 You can contact us support@mtgoxtakeover.com Who am I ? I am Lehner Franz, 39 years old, Cybercrime Specialist, 2 Children ... (edit.. it is all a little bit death threaty huh) A little bit? "If this situation will be handled down in a serious way, nobody will kill you." --from the Msg to Mark page. I know I read the page... I was understating the deathyness of the situaiton  |
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I guess we need to ask this guy
http://www.mtgoxtakeover.com/?q=who Who we are ? For many good reasons, the members of our Team will not show up for the moment. Our Team BTC Account is: 1GaVv4WvWgHPaRCS7MHeQJv3tF8sXqRR46 You can contact us support@mtgoxtakeover.com Who am I ? I am Lehner Franz, 39 years old, Cybercrime Specialist, 2 Children Bio: Owner of an ISP Company in 1998-2001, providing Callcenters. XBox/Gamecube Linux Developer (Cracking Crypto / Porting Linux / Programming Bios) involved @ Reactos Worked in Management for 8 years. The Last 3 years i was at IKARUS Security Software in Vienna, Austria (Virusscanner, Cybercrime Experts..) handling & cleaning all sorts of Cybercrime Events (sorry that i am not allowed to give any examples) Why me ? I am used to handle down complex problems and to sort out problems very fast. I can build up crisis & emergency teams very fast & lead them professional I have a good feeling about what steps will come next and are necessary I am a good coder too and understand the technical things much more better as just an financial expert. I am trained to handle collapsing firms (with financial crisis) and even going with them the way through bankrupcy I have time at the moment !  (edit.. it is all a little bit death threaty huh) |
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Some would call me a troll, but here you go
No coins at all. Fail. No coins on an exchange. I would call that a win! Good point. I retract and apologize. mmitech, You may want to keep your coincount to yourself. It's not worth exposing your total stash just to win a pecker-flexing contest. Looks like you're in this game since 2011. If you have less than 4 digits of coins to your name, somewhere down the road you screwed up. A lot of people made the mistake of not holding during those early years! A lot of coins were lost on shady exchanges and obvious scams. Although, I still think Bitcoin is extremely undervalued, but I try to avoid talking about the exchange rate (I'm biased). A fucking messaging app sold for $19 billion... I know it's apples and oranges, but Bitcoin provides far, far more utility than a messaging app. +1 |
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Good luck to you hdbuck : )  And Good luck to you all , hodlrs, shortrs, bears and bulls... may your profits be many and your life full ! One way or another 2014 is shaping up to be very very entertaining indeed ! |
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