Good. No use in turning this into a course on social engineering  I know what company it is now anyways... Though I am not telling. It was obvious it was Yahoo! from the start. |
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Doesn't matter. In the future All you will need is like 10 bitcoins to have a cool million bucks. Are you content with a million? Im hoping I can get at-least 20 BTC by the time mainstream adoption takes off.
My personal target is to try to get to holding 1 millionth of the total of all mined bitcoins. With 13 million already out there I'm very far short of holding 13 so far.  |
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Woah, those pictures are no fun at all. I mean, this looks like the back of my desk or my home server. In a corporate or productive environment this is un-administratable!
This is called Organc growth! lol 15 years of it. I managed and tried to clean it as much as i can for 5 years before we GTFO out of there. Why did you stay there when most staff left after 6 months? |
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5 or 6 figures?!? Let's not get ahead of ourselves, eh?
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Only invest what you can afford to lose. I'm looking at buying 0.5 bit coins a month depending on what I can afford.
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How much would that make 1 single Satoshi? |
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Well 21 bit coins makes you 1 in a million.
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According to w3 org the original internet structure included the http error status code 402 Payment Required. It's possible that the bit coin servers could finally fulfill this functionality if they were integrated into Web 3.0. http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html |
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A lot of wishful thinking in this thread. One day I'd like to see the price rise at a sustain gradual growth. But until then all I can do is try to buy as many bit coins as cheaply as possible before any price escalation.
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Sent you a PM. Many thanks for the generosity.
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While our unsavoury friends in the Islamic State rage a holy war against the righteous and fund it entirely through the bit coin system I dont see it happening.
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This is a serious escalation in the threat to bit coins existence. If the mudahagin talk of using the crypto currency to buy arms and supplies for their jihad or proclaim that the coinage will be the Islamic States first choice of currency then is just the pretext worldwide governments need to close down the bit coin servers.
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Bit coin is more likely to fail than succeed. The probability of failure is cited around 80% not least because it goes against the very ethos of our centuries old banking systems and the banksters don't like that.
Not taking responsibility for that number. Not adding an argument. Not even spelling bitcoin right. Yeah, what a guy to listen to. I've got some skin in the game so know what I am talking about. I'm just more realistic than you as to bit coins chances against the established banksters rigged systems. |
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Bit coin is more likely to fail than succeed. The probability of failure is cited around 80% not least because it goes against the very ethos of our centuries old banking systems and the banksters don't like that.
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I was just burned by some idiot on Paypal last night. I lost 4 BTC. Thanks - your story made me realize other people have had it worse.
can you expand to make others aware? |
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Your article will gain less visibility by not using correct format and will gain more visibility if you also post in the pinned thread.
Exactly. I thought the original post was old news until I double checked the date. Is it really that hard for people to use the agreed date standard? |
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Date format of this thread is incorrect and confusing.
Its only incorrect to you, maybe its correct to me and the other way is confusing? The world does not revolve around one way  No the moderator set the date standard. It's incorrect and confusing. |
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Date format of this thread is incorrect and confusing.
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Kraken. So far I've bought a couple of btc for Eur and not had any issues with their service.
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Satoshi isn't an individual it's a movement.
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