Just cashed out 500btc bought at 170 for 200
Will buy again around $100 which will be rather sooner than later.

You no longer exert an influence on the market. One less person to sell.

North Carolina U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry said he’d like his constituents to see potential new presidential candidates like Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky.

“From what I’ve heard other people, he brings in a different crowd, not just activists coming out, but new people, new faces come out,” McHenry told reporters during the House and Senate Republican retreat in Hershey, Pa., on Friday. McHenry represents the 10th District, from the Charlotte suburbs to Asheville.

McHenry made the same pitch for Paul in an interview with Luke Russert on MSNBC’s digital show, “The Briefing.” Russert said he imagined McHenry was would be an early supporter if former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush runs.

“I don’t know about that. I’m very open about that,” McHenry replied, “I actually want to see Rand Paul in, the reaction my constituents have to him.”

McHenry, who’s part of the Republican House leadership as a chief deputy whip, also told Russert he has changed since he went to Congress a decade ago: “I came in as a rabble-rouser. I’m much more an institutionalist now.

One theory as to why Mr. Garza wants to hold a Q&A session in a separate room is because the people who will bother to attend the session are going to be mostly Paycoin supporters, since most of the attendees at the conference are bitcoin enthusiasts and do not have much interest in alternative cryptocurrencies. Thus, any skeptics would be frowned upon by the devoted followers. In fact, it looks like the Q&A sessions is going to proceed very similarly to the way hashtalk.org operates. The forum is heavily moderated and any negative comments regarding Paycoin or their operations get instantly removed.

Paycoin still has a long way to go. In order to at the very least establish legitimacy it must go back to the promised $20 floor. Otherwise plenty of investors are going to be left betrayed and feel like they were scammed.

Have you ever wondered why ice cubes vary in shape, texture and color when you see in them in your local pub, in a luxurious restaurant or just in your freezer? You probably haven’t, but Glace Luxury Ice Co. knows the answer.

The company is responsible for producing the most luxurious and pricy ice cubes on the planet. The brand offers pure, sanitary, tasteless ice cubes, which come in “elegantly designed” forms and re-sealable packages. Each package consists of 50 ice cubes, which come in either the traditional shape or as “revolutionary” spheres. The packages are worth £250 (nearly $380 in USD) each, which means that each ice cube is worth £5. The company claims that their products aren’t made with impure tap water, which contaminates the ice, and they state that their flavorless cubes allow the consumer to fully enjoy their top-shelf alcoholic (or non-alcoholic) drink. However, Glace Luxury Ice Co. doesn’t reveal the origin of their products, even though they claim each ice cube is hand crafted. Internet users have already expressed their opinion on the pricy product – most of them believe the company is a bigger scam than the ones producing bottled water.

Would you pay 8 bucks for a single ice cube or would you prefer to stick with your good old ice tray?

Ever wonder how lowly paid lawmakers leave office filthy rich?

Sen. Dianne Feinstein is showing how it’s done.

The US Postal Service plans to sell 56 buildings — so it can lease space more expensively — and the real estate company of the California senator’s husband, Richard Blum, is set to pocket about $1 billion in commissions.

Blum’s company, CBRE, was selected in March 2011 as the sole real estate agent on sales expected to fetch $19 billion. Most voters didn’t notice that Blum is a member of CBRE’s board and served as chairman from 2001 to 2014.

This feat of federal spousal support was ignored by the media after Feinstein’s office said the senator, whose wealth is pegged at $70 million, had nothing to do with the USPS decisions.

When the national debt is $18 trillion, a billion seems like small change.

Senator Rand Paul is now the proud owner of the ultimate smoking jacket: a custom-made, navy blue hemp blazer.

At a diner stop in Las Vegas on Friday, a fan of the senator’s surprised Mr. Paul with the blazer as a gift. It fit like a glove. And that was no coincidence.

The fan, Dannion Brinkley, said he had asked Mr. Paul’s staff for the right size, and they obliged. So when Mr. Paul, Republican of Kentucky, showed up to glad hand with voters, Mr. Brinkley was waiting.

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Mr. Brinkley said in an interview that he had to get the jacket from Romania because it is illegal to trade in hemp in the United States. He told Mr. Paul that he wished the jacket had been made in America.

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He [Rand] is a sharp dude I'll tell you that. I'm serious about that. You don't have to agree with him on everything but he's willing to come on a program like this, pretty much any program, and engage. Where's Mittster?

Mark Levin interviewed Rand Paul on his show tonight and they talked about an array of issues, from Paul’s bill to defund the Palestinians to negotiating with Iran to Mitt and Jeb in 2016 to judicial restraint vs judicial activism.

The first question is, why have you put your life savings into bitcoin? If you're not so sure about a thing, then never take part in it. I don't know why there are so many newbies attributing the price drop to the bitcoin foundation. Have you tried asking the whales and the real manipulators?