They would have had a much much larger income had they been transparent, but they're deliberately not transparent since transparency would demonstrate they are a ponzi. I wonder which would make more money, a cloud mining scheme 10x larger than PBmining, or a ponzi where they're just stealing all the money (except for the percentage they pay back) |
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So I've had shit experiences with bitswamp, they froze my money for 8 weeks, igot took 2 weeks to process a regular fiat withdrawal, I need a new exchange.
Where can I sell bitcoins (only sell) and withdraw fiat quickly? I don't want to wait 2-8 weeks for my money, I just want to be able to sell and get my hands on my filthy fiat within a reasonable timeframe
(2-5 days should be a reasonable time frame to anyone except one of the autistic rocket scientists who sets up a bitcoin exchange)
I work online, and I used to utilise a bank for offshore merchant facilities in Morocco that actually wired money to me in the USA faster than these idiots, and that was going via an intermediary somewhere else in the world. 2 weeks for a fiat withdrawal is just beyond retarded.
How fast does Kraken send withdrawals?
Is bitfinex any good for withdrawing fiat? I was under the impression they were mostly for trading digital currencies.
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I got my money finally, so they are not a scam, but over 2 weeks for a fiat withdrawal is beyond a joke, especially when they claim to have banking facilities in the same country as me (they sent it from another country)
Pretty freakin ridiculous tbh
Back to bitstamp it is
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So slow.  So slow it feels like I've been scammed. I had high hopes, the website seems slick, but they seem to have one idiot doing withdrawals and he spends weeks at a time doing nothing. "AML" apparently, which consists of what? What is their "AML" procedure which makes a withdrawal take 2 weeks? Why does bitstamp do it within 24 hours? It just reeks of incompetence, and in this environment incompetence usually ends with people losing money. So as soon as I receive my fiat I'm fuckin out of there, never using them again. |
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Haha are you kidding me?
Looks like u are a shill.
I have no reason to lie over here mate!
I was sharing my experience with u all.
4 out of your 5 posts are about igot, you're a shill. |
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It sounds like some of them found buyers. Good for them. I managed to trade my XRB for BTC before the spike and made about $.12 per XRP compared to your $.006. That's 2000% ROI over if I had held them.
I swapped 200k XRP that I was given free for 6 bitcoins, in your face. I don't even know how to calculate the profit percentage on free. |
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Brazilian prison ain't that bad, provided you have control of your money and are able to pay people off.
If you hand over all your money and then you're facing prison with zero assets, it'd be a shitty situation.
Same goes for the whole world, pretty much.
enjoy...  Yeah, from the outside it does not look that bad, does it? looks like a lot of public buildings in that poor south american shithole |
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The raid found ~30'000 BTC in the server and ~150'000 BTC in Ross's laptop. Those were presumably the proceeds of fees from hosting businessess on SilkRoad. Those 180'000 BTC were kept away from the market; and part of them, at least, must have been bought by SR customers on the open market. So Ross was obviously accumulating. I would even guess that he had been holding almost all the bitcoins that he got.
You are the dumbest fuckin troll because you hide behind your dumbass credentials which some people take you seriously for. If you even read the FBI indictment you'll see how many coins in total he dealt with and realise how far off the mark your stupid ass is |
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I use igot.com everyday, I dont get any problems like this.
Dont know why you guys facing this issue.
I buy/sell them approx 5 btc everyday they seems to be okay and fast to me.
Only if your payment is via BPAY they hold it for 7 days which they mentioned on their website isnt it?
bullshit, you're a shill. every transaction i've had with them from 0.1btc deposit and upwards has been slow as fuck |
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Yeah i agree igot.com is a shitty service.
been waiting over 2 weeks for a withdrawal.
Feel like I got goxxed
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- coins by busted people in the free world like EU or South America facing 1 till 5 years prison are safe this way
Unless the FBI has hacked into your computer, six months earlier, and the wallet software that you installed on your offline computer is a doctored version that picks keys from a predefined list. Or unless you are kidnapped by gangsters who offer you a more convincing deal. Or unless the police shows you what a Brazilian prison looks like. Brazilian prison ain't that bad, provided you have control of your money and are able to pay people off. If you hand over all your money and then you're facing prison with zero assets, it'd be a shitty situation. Same goes for the whole world, pretty much. |
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Wedbush Securities Inc., the Los Angeles-based financial-services firm founded in 1955 by friends fresh out of college, took a stake in bitcoin venture Buttercoin and is using the platform to buy and sell the virtual currency.
The deal makes Wedbush, with offices from Manhattan to Honolulu, the first Wall Street firm to announce a stake in a bitcoin startup, Buttercoin Chief Executive Officer Cedric Dahl said. Buttercoin, with backers including Google Ventures and Y Combinator, helps businesses shift between cash and bitcoins to use the virtual currency or provide related services to clients.
“Wedbush will be bringing in their friends from Wall Street,” Dahl said in an interview. The Palo Alto, California-based startup plans to talk with potential investors in January about raising more than $25 million, he said, declining to specify the size of Wedbush’s holding. so in one day Bitcoin has attracted the investement of mostly anyone that matters in the tech world to a 20 million seed round (blockstream) and we learn that Wedbush Security are buying Bitcoins and investing in Google-venture backed Bitcoin company (Buttercoin)  more gentleman please yes ... these are majorly gentlemanly moves ... lucky they had the Feds watching their backs to unload the DPR/SR coin dump 'news' right ahead of the real news to keep the lid on the pressure cooker and under the bullish trendlines eh?  after the auction.........  |
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what date are the next SR coins up for auction
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I got bad news fellas, Snapcash just beat bitcoin, big time. I would cut your loose as I am sure Snapchat will be the go-to for secure payments across the globe
ooh it's almost like paypal |
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haha nice work unfortunately some of the dumbfucks here still think 1+2+3+4+5+6+7 = riches |
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God it's so predictable. Pretty much everyone in this thread with less than 5 activity is 100% positive about PonziBasedMining |
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They gave you bail already?
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you really believe that in a market where the price rises due to demand being larger than supply, anyone is losing money or trying to make money because of others losing money, than you are mistaken by an order of magnitude that i cannot express without getting offensive. if 10 people hold 10 apples and there are another 10 people want to have some of those apples- what will happen? Price rises. Who the fuck lost money? you say that apple scheme is a ponzi, being a hero in a BITCOIN forum. wow. Dear @Chang_Hum, I hope you are enjoying the warm welcome that this thread reserves for those who have the bad habit of pointing out the obvious.  In case you didn't notice, I quoted his post from 2012 saying bitcoin was useless |
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