Whats the point in reinvesting my profits ? That way i will never make real profit ?
This way all i make its profit, i kinda lied , i did not bought 5ghs i got it as a gift .

I bought 5ghs on 22-02-2014 paid about 0.051 btc , and it made me 0.03 btc so far Not so bad.

Cortana said me it will last atleast 500 years so...

Well i have free electricity but no money to put in a rig anybody have some suggestion on some cheep rig , even if its just usb miners ? Just something cheep to waste my free electricity and make me some btc ? 

Um no overheating ? No fire hazard ?
Great rig

Cashouts are manual atm, so can take 5min up to 3h. But it will get there.

Its ok, i just given u email where complaints/questions should go.

I think if anybody have complains about how mods work, should just email support or directly stunna on stunna@primedice.com .

Going crazy at how hard is to Pass test at racing school on Test Drive Unlimited 2 .
I think on keyboard its impossible to pass all tests  

But for me TDU2 is the best car game of all times .

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Im kinda mod on pd. I don't see that slider . Would be so nice to have it . LMAO !

no no no no .... Pls don't ask for new features , it will just get delayed again .

I closed this thread anyways . Will not post any more news.

Any news ?

Can i enter new round ? I am free now to do any survey just pm me. Tnx.

How many lines that primedice is written in ^? I think in sig u can see only 3 lines.

So what is next round about ? I would want to reserve spot. If i am good for it ? On this forum i am mostly about gambling but i do know alot about bitcoin in general. Tnx.

I did survey, and got paid 0.03 btc, so even more than they specified. Great job. Looking forward to next surveys .

Deposit Freeze at Chinese Exchanges Drives Bitcoin Price Below $400
Stan Higgins | Published on April 10, 2014 at 23:35 BST | Asia, Exchanges, News, Prices

The price of bitcoin on the CoinDesk USD Bitcoin Price Index (BPI) fell below $400 for the first time since November 2013 on 10th April, as major China-based bitcoin exchanges began reporting that they had received notice that their bank accounts would be shut down by banking partners.

The initial drop occurred following an announcement from Chinese exchange BTCTrade.com, which was then corroborated by similar statements from Huobi and BTC100.org.

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The price of bitcoin has fallen rapidly in recent weeks, after rumors surfaced on 27th March that suggested the PBOC, China’s central bank, would be looking to more tightly enforce restrictions it passed in December meant to ensure a separation between its nationalized banking system and the nascent digital currency industry.

Though no official announcement of the new policy has been made, the statements from major exchanges suggest that the rumored 15th April deadline for the enforcement of this stricter rule interpretation is being enforced.

USD markets plunge 13%

As illustrated by the USD BPI, the sell-off began at approximately 1:00 UTC on 10th April.

The price fell from $440 to $410 within a few hours of BTCTrade.com’s initial announcement, before fluctuating between $407 and $412.

At 15:00 UTC, the price began to fall precipitously, tumbling from $406 to $389 by 15:15 UTC. Two hours later the price briefly climbed above $400 before sliding into the $390 range.

At press time, the price of 1 BTC on the USD BPI was $381.

CNY markets down 11.4%

Chinese markets reacted quickly to the news from domestic exchanges.

According to the CoinDesk CNY BPI, the price slipped from ¥2,726 to ¥2,490 within five hours of the announcement.

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After reaching a then-low of ¥2,248, the price fluctuated over the next 10 hours, peaking at ¥2,531 at 8:30 UTC. The price began to fall at approximately 14:30 UTC, slipping from ¥2,508 to ¥2,424 over the next 45 minutes.

At press time, the price of one bitcoin on the CNY BPI was ¥2425.

Investor Group Offers to Buy Mt. Gox for One Bitcoin
Stan Higgins | Published on April 10, 2014 at 22:55 BST | Exchanges, Mt. Gox, News

A group of investors has offered to buy bankrupt Japan-based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox, as part of a bid that will require the approval of its Japanese bankruptcy court.

The investors are offering to pay 1 BTC for the troubled exchange, an amount which, at press time was worth $383, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (USD BPI).

The Wall Street Journal reported that the investor group would assume all of Mt. Gox’s liabilities and obligations.

In documents submitted to the Japanese bankruptcy court, the group reportedly outlined plans to resuscitate Mt. Gox, which included proposals for customers who hold outstanding claims against the exchange.

Jumpstarting Mt. Gox

The single-bitcoin valuation is based on the premise that the true value of Mt. Gox is difficult to determine.

Wrote the Journal:

“According to people familiar with the plan, the group is justifying the low price because of the ‘information vacuum’ over Mt. Gox’s 550,000 missing bitcoins, currently worth about $220 million. It isn’t possible to place a value on the lost coins, they said.”

Creditors will have two options. They can either receive a prorated amount from the 200,000 bitcoins recovered by Mt. Gox equal to roughly 20 percent of their claim, or obtain an equity stake of that amount in the revitalized Mt. Gox exchange.

The investor group pledged to set aside 50% of transaction fees to pay back creditors over time.

Diverse group seeks ownership

The investor group behind the bid includes venture capitalist Brock Pierce, founder of a number of bitcoin-related businesses including KnCMiner and GoCoin, and the creator of a prominent bitcoin syndicate.

Other members of the group include John Betts, a former Morgan Stanley and Goldamn Sachs executive who would serve as the new Mt. Gox CEO, and William Quigley, managing director for Clearstone Venture Partners, a VC fund based in Santa Monica, California.

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