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I still think that "satoshi" is a group of people
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That's the point, nothing stop them to just disappear with your BTC. Read the "TRUST NO ONE" thread, here in this world it is a very possible thing
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Cause they were all like "omg early adopters bought tons of btc for a so low price! This is not fair!" Well, did you buy them at 6$ now? What? You didn't? Guess what? I expected that. Why? Cause omg price is low, crash, fail, blabla? But but but that's exactly what early adopters faced, an almost unknown currency at very low price, they risked a LOT and won (BTC price then increased). While you are only good at whining  BTC at 6$ was a chance to buy them at a low price even in august 2011, if you whined about early adopters AND you missed that then you are just a whiner  Why i open that thread? Cause i'm tired of reading about ppl who is good only to whine about early adopters and of course can't be bothered to risk when price is low. |
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Remember that the creator of bitbills can know all the private keys of the bitbills created by them and it can be a scam, maybe one day they just move all the BTC of these private keys in another wallet and ta-dah, all bitbills are worth 0.
Better to specify it, remember, TRUST NO ONE
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Well golden age was when difficulty was 1, or maybe when gpu mining appeared.
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Walmart is an american only thing mostly, while bitcoin is international
I live in Europe and almost no one know what "walmart" is
Seems it's some kind of giant supermarket where they sell almost everything... Haven't seen something like that in Europe yet. There are a lot of supermarkets in europe that sell everything more or less... |
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Bitcoin betting sites will help bitcoin, a lot of people love to bet
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Walmart is an american only thing mostly, while bitcoin is international
I live in Europe and almost no one know what "walmart" is
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And then give them a tinfoil hat....
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Just read this thread and i am stunned by bitrebel idiocies  A true troll he is |
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Is it so hard to make a client that show me the total amount of address in a wallet? And that let me add new address to it? Why i have to mess with text files? Do they think i'm using windows 3.1?
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Protip on how to backup wallet: encrypt it then happily upload it in gmail, msn skydrive and every other email or online service you have. Since it's encrypted, no one will steal it. And no way you can lose it, even if some service happily delete your account you still have others. And except that, these online services are very reliable.
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So... now you're gloating that lots of people lost their coins and you still have them? Do you feel proud? Do you feel lucky? Should we be laughing if you fail the next "test"?
It's already bad enough, there is no need for a zillion topics rubbing it in to them. It has already happened, and the people involved are obviously aware that they made a mistake.
There is no need for rude and unfriendly comments like yours. Can we at least pretend to keep the community a nice place?
Storing your wallet in a safe way (both against theft and loss) is not exactly easy nor user friendly at the moment. Even for the tech-savy it's hard. Please contribute to solving this problem instead of kicking dead horses...
So false. People who made this mistake made it for some reasons and these reasons are WHY they probably will make again that mistakes again and again. Something bad happened, and? We must shut up about it and ignore and forget it? Or maybe we should speak about it and analyze what went wrong and why people lost money? I think the latter is the better way to face the problem. We have people who sent their money to an unknown guy and guess what? They lost everything. First time it happens? No, not in bitcoin and not in the world! This remind me EVE Online and the epic IPO/investment/shares scam. People "invest" their ingame money in these things cause omg it give me like 5% interests each month omg. And guess what? Every some months one of them come out to be a scam. Huge lossess happened, one scam stole enouff ingame money to make like 170000$. And yet everytime you go read the forum another scam just happened and so on again and again People KEEP repeating their mistakes. |
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Guys please... Think about the real Tom Williams skilled enough to create a website such as "mybitcoin" and has been running this site for a long time now, In other words he knows how bitcoin works and has the skills. Do you really believe there is no backup and buy into the FBI story?? come on he has probably been around bitcoin longer than most of us here going by the amount of time the site has been up and running. Sorry im not buying this at all....
He called the CYBERPOLICE conseguences will never be the same  |
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Luckily i have 0 bitcoins in these online services and what else.
Also if an attacker get access to wallet.dat it can simply move them to another wallet
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third biggest exchange loses all it's coin Someone really believe they "lost" 17000btc? |
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Well i suppose there can be a market for mann.co keys for bitcoins
A lot of bitcoiners are TF2 players, so... i for example would buy some keys. And the price is of course the price they are sold by Valve, easy.
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