I received a message last night for clarification on some points and I agree that they should be mentioned here. Upon receiving the ASIC, I have *no* intention of: - The unit will not be altered in any way that is not advised by all parties
- No experimentation will be done on the unit
- The unit will be run under default conditions, those recommended by Avalon
- The unit will not be overclocked, unless a time comes later down the road that *all* parties agree to attempt it due to decreasing profits
Thank you subSTRATA for recommending this information be public. It does indeed help clarify things and in hindsight should have been included in the OP. How do we do know this is not a prank, as per your last commitment towards the community, which has not been honored? How do we know that you won't just choose to stop paying dividends, and this debt will just be added to the debt you already have with dozens member of this forum? What kind of collateral are you offering to your investors to guarantee that you will honor your commitment? Sorry for being such a pain, but I think these are important questions when considering to invest hard-earned bitcoins with someone with your history. |
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Big money finally waking up little by little. Now it is time to buy as fast as possible.
It's always been the time to buy as fast as possible Sure, but what I meant was that if you wait any longer train might have already left the station. Train for freedom is here to stay. Train for storing value is also here to stay. One train leaves for each digit of the exchange rate tough |
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Coins are now in weak hands that rushed in for the gold fever
But each dip, each flash crash, each big crash is a buying opportunity. And the coins will slowly move to stronger hands.
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I knew I looked into bitcoin some time ago, and I forgot when. That date pinpoints when I had originally started to look into it. I even remember wanting to buy a bunch at $5-6 just for shits and giggles, but I couldn't figure out how so I just dropped it and moved on.
Sigh.
And I've had like thousands of dollars in cash that I've been keeping for that... you know... good investment.
Buy now. You're still an early adopter. |
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Any info on HOW MUCH was paid by some French dude, for instawallet?
Also are there any copyright lawyers drafting litigation based on pending patents?
As I said, I am ready to do prosecutorial work for any legal minded people on this issue. What was that domain worth? What did it "sell" for and who were the original owners (who sold it?)
Thanks for being helpful.
What's Instawallet business model? Is it a non profit organization? |
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... I created it in May 2011.
OH GOD IF ONLY.... IF ONLY I HAD STARTED BUYING.... OH GOD PLEASE TAKE THE GUN AWAY FROM ME.
It's never too late $5 looked expensive compared to $0.6 |
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ITT someone hoping (praying) he will be able to buy at $30. Not going to happen. The exchange rate may fall more, hell it might fall to below $100, but $30 that is just the stuff dreams are made of.
A man can dream |
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The real question is: "should I take profits?"
It looks like the price is bouncing back from just below $120. I think there's a reasonable chance that it will move down to below $100 in the near-term, but it's not a certainty by any means. Ultimately, I see the long term (years) value of Bitcoin being $1k+ and I don't think the risk of liquidating some of my position now to hopefully get a discount in the near future is worth the chance that I'll end up missing out on that large growth.
Exchanging real money ( BTC) for play money (fiat) is never a profit in my book. |
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Look at the OP's profile pic, he looks like a professional scammer, he acts like a sloppy one. People lending him money on btcjam tough, so many gambling addicts out there
I think you have a bigger chance of winning the lottery than getting your money back from this guy. It depends on the amount he borrows. 25btc is a lot of cash, but he thinks he's so smart he might go for a bigger score, like 50btc or maybe even a long term loan for 100btc.  Yeah, that's his goal. He thinks that with enough persistence he will eventually hit it |
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Lol, not buying it. Even if it's true, I hope their response is something like, "Um, no, you definitely do not want to be throwing that kind of money into bitcoin right now." The project is still not mature enough, IMO.
I guess this is the response of most of them, many are simply too old to understand it if they are not quite tech-oriented. At least for now. |
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Look at the OP's profile pic, he looks like a professional scammer, he acts like a sloppy one. People lending him money on btcjam tough, so many gambling addicts out there
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Big money finally waking up little by little. Now it is time to buy as fast as possible.
It's always been the time to buy as fast as possible |
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WTF is going on with the price??? Drops to 110 and pops up to 125 every few seconds.
The whole thing is fucking nonsensical. Who the fuck knows what the BTC price is right now. This is horrible for merchants...$147-$110 range is a tough way to run a business in one day. Merchants should stop using fiat I want my salary to be paid in BTC That's the tipping point |
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I can understand people selling at tops to buy at dips. But the stupidity of people selling at bottoms never ceases to amaze me.
Well, some people have to loose money for others to win |
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gox should have shutdown for an hour or so when the ddos happened and sorted everything out...
YES! This! I said this earlier too. It was idiotic to let an hour and a half worth of lagged orders stack up. A simple message stating 'the exchange is currently experiencing a DDOS attack and will be shutdown until this issue is resolved' would have done wonders. Mark ALWAYS refuses to shutdown trading, no matter how fucked up everything is. God forbid he looses a few hours of commissions! It's fine, because now he is losing his customers. Yeah with a queue of +9000 new customers pending to be verified |
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Peer2Peer, decentralized exchange is the way to go
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Hopefully we go back to $30, we can get as many super cheap BTC the available fiat can buy, and in the process new and more reliable exchanges appear on the market
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I've already made my call $250/BTC by April 30, 2013.
Might be conservative.
Dude I'm a fucking atheist but nobody makes money this fast and this easy without going to some sort of hell.... Don't worry. It will crash. And then skyrocket again. Market is still too small and exchanges too weak to sustain this parabolic growth. But who cares. Speculators will come and go. But more people will start to understand bitcoin and it will rise stronger than before. Every crash/dip is a buying opportunity. |
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Going back to single figures would be an excellent buying opportunity
Concept is stronger than ever
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