well, what do you know..

someone else decided to make SOON coin actually happen ... and we were so close to being ready ..


http://www.sooncoin.com/

ALGORITHM: SHA256
SHORT: SOON
MAX COINS: 21,000,000
BLOCKTIME: 4 MINS
BLOCK REWARD: 100
DIFF ADJUSTMENT: 2 BLOCKS
BLOCK HALVING AT 100,000
RPCPORT= 22222
P2PPORT= 22221


current block 943

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possibly we may start working on L8R coin instead ... soon ...

I have 7000+ referrals (but honestly do nothing now) and my earnings are like 0.0015 btc. Bullshit, just steer clear of this one.. not only that I have tried to get a payout on that shitty balance for about 2 months now. Each time it says (no matter what address I use) it cannot validate the address and to contact them. Bullshit +1.

The ones who bragged about having balls enough to hodl...

I don't drink coffee at all. I don't know what people see in that awful drink. You can die if you drink too much coffee, no thanks. I want to live.

hello i ahve doubt i.e bitcoins are distributed freely for mining

so my doubt is bitcoins are really moving based on real money i.e

suppose in first say example 1000 people have bitcoins i.e distributed using mining

so for these people how the value of bitcoin paid i.e is this money paid by later investors?

i.e my main doubt is bitcoin has real money
and why for mining giving bitcoins and how it useful to bitcoin

or is this all just another virtual scam?

Nobody says the car isnt being driven ...

Everyone value things differently.

Sooo Zeta0S...what happened with them being a real company with real equipment?

The 90+% figure is what I use when I don't feel like using 97% and bickering over percents. 

You have those who believe there is a God, the God, the Gods, and those who don't believe there is a God.  Those who believe there is a God but not worthy of worship, praise, or honor are still theist.      There are tons of kids that thoroughly hate their parents and and what nothing to do with then (unless of course they need them), even go as far as to wish they were not their parents but they don't deny their parent's existence. 

In time most come around.  It's absolute foolish to live on this earth for a full lifetime and exit our reality believing all of this organization could occur without a plan.

Atheists comprise an estimated 2.01%, and non-religious a further 16% of the world population

yeah, everyone is equal ... idiot!

Try this experiment take flour, eggs, sugar, baking soda, butter, milk, and a oven and just leave them in the kitchen, how long do you thing it would take to evolve into a cake?
 a million years, a billion years, a trillion years?  It won't happen because there's no action behind it, and there no plan behind that.

Before you have an earth, solar system, or galaxies you must have a plan, as well as the ingredients and action to carryout that plan.   Who created the ingredients, and who designed the plan?  You can't get a "bang" without bang ingredients and a plan to make a bang.

...  who created thought, who created a system where by the invisible mind controls the physical body  ...  

You live in a world where 90+% of the world population are theist.   Be glad they don't treat you as you treat them.

His body was subsequently taken to a funeral home in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. When no one claimed the corpse, the undertaker embalmed it with an arsenic-based preservative and allowed people to see "The Bandit Who Wouldn't Give Up" for a nickel. People would place nickels in McCurdy's mouth, which the undertaker would collect later. As increasingly large numbers of people came to view his remains, McCurdy was said to have made more money in death than in life. Many carnival operators asked to buy the mummified body from the undertaker, but he refused.

Almost five years after McCurdy died, a man showed up from a nearby traveling carnival known as the Great Patterson Shows claiming to be McCurdy's long-lost brother. He indicated that he wanted to remove the corpse to give it a proper burial. Within two weeks, however, McCurdy was a featured exhibit with the carnival. For the next 60 years, McCurdy's body was sold to successive wax museums, carnivals, and haunted houses. The body was part of the official sideshow that accompanied the Trans-American Footrace. The owner of a haunted house near Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, refused to purchase him because he thought that McCurdy's body was actually a mannequin and was not lifelike enough. McCurdy's corpse can be seen in the 1933 Dwain Esper exploitation film, Narcotic.[2]

Eventually, McCurdy's corpse wound up at The Pike, an amusement zone in Long Beach, California which existed under various names until 1979

Stunna didn't want to post the story for some reason and asked OP to post instead, so OP posted, only OP doesn't seem to know the story, because he thought his password had been bruteforced, but Stunna says that isn't what happened, so now Stunna is going to post the true story tomorrow...

It sounds like PD was doing very little logging at the time of the attack, but despite that it's definitely not PD's fault, and there's nothing to worry about.

I think that's the story so far. Please correct me if I got anything wrong.

Robocoin? shouldn't this be on the altcoin section?
This shit is too complicated, it will never take off within the popular. We need easy ass ATM experiences.

You come across very badly with this and the majority of your posts. Telling others what to do, screeching abuse, it's pretty juvenile stuff.

I would say holding a speculative position in btc is far far removed from being a sheep in the herd, even now in late 2014. I know lots of professionals in their thirties and none hold bitcoin, most barely recognise the word.

This forum and reddit are a bit of an echo chamber. There was a thread suggesting btc has reached peak investment potential which could not be farther from the truth.

Bitcoin in my mind is a binary assymetric bet. If it goes to zero then I lose a small percentage of my portfolio and my brothers will kid me about it for a year or two. If it pays off then it will be fantastic for me, but also more importantly for the world in general.

You can try and get rich quick thinking the rest of us are fools. But perhaps we are not all as foolish as you think 

im completely new to the Bitcoin scene. I've read about it in the news multiple times and have finally convinced myself to give it a try. I literally just created this account and hope this can be the beginning of things. From reading I've gathered that there's been a downwards trend the last few days. Is now a good time to buy in or is this fall expected and could go lower? I want to make sure I jump in at the right time. Ta

The Jig Is Up

After 5 months of continuous operation, someone finally noticed my Antminer S1 in the patch cupboard, and made an official complaint. I have nowhere else I can put it, so I'm afraid I have to switch it off.

This is perhaps fitting, as I am now generating only 0.001 BTC per day, which is currently worth approximately 0.44 AUD. My electricity costs are approximately 1.45 AUD per day, so I would be losing money to keep it running.

As for what to do next, I'm not really sure. I have 3 BTC in paper wallets stored in a safe. I have another 1 BTC stored in various offline and online wallets. BTC is trending downwards at the moment.

The Antminer S1 was my best effort yet, but I'm still struggling to achieve anything more than academic value out of my mining efforts. Academic is cool, and I'm pleased to be contributing to the network, but this hobby is getting expensive.