time to arbitrage  jokes aside, its probaly a bug in their system? i doubt really hard its a legit trade. do you have a picture? |
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Please stop drinking this:  |
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not saying germany is perfect, but regarding laws and security we are in the top 3-5, only the scandinavian nations have it better  |
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they never hacked into his computers, and whether or not they can follow them on the blockchain is irrelevant.
Perhaps I am mis-remembering about the hacking. But, from day 0, the police can buy stuff on the site, pay in bitcoins, and follow them on the blockchain. That tracing could reveal if there were other wallets beyond those that that they seized (~30'000 on the server and ~150'000 on his laptop). It's a good thing for law enforcement that no one ever invented a tumbler, or any other method to hide bitcoins eh If the cops had any brains they would set up a dozen fake tumbling services, with unbeatable fees and spiffy interfaces; and quietly close or co-opt the legitimate ones. But fortunately they are nowhere as smart as the typical users of such services. i doubt that would be legal, atleast in germany im pretty sure that the the police are not be able to do stuff like this by law. (i mean from buying on SR or etc. to setting up tumbling services) |
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history repeats itself - always  |
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flash crash inc or This freaking manipulation  |
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i saw 10.000, but then i woke up i guess  next time it happens, it better stays  |
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We gonna crash upward now. Get ready for the 10000  |
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Silence before the storm
10000$ in 3 pages - i call it now
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i see 6400 btc to 366$ @btcchina
when did all the asks appear?
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Let's assume for the moment that wobber suddenly stops constantly posting doom&gloom postings here and turns mega bullish. What do you think it would happen to the price?
IMO, he's been bearish with good reason. The price has dropped for nearly a year now and there is still very likely more to come. If he turned uber Bullish it would mean the next bubble is half over. like how people scream moon @1200 there will be people who scream doom at 300 I don't know if I'm thinking correctly but my main problem is not the price, I'm pretty happy with it. My issue is with all the speculators that use centralized exchanges and platform, basically putting their coins into the hands of a single entity. USMS coins are in the govt hands because of them. Gox coins are lost because of them. I moved all my coins 1 month before Gox closed and now using only P2P trading on localbitcoins. people will eventually learn that if they dont own the private key they dont own the bitcoin(s). eventually... in the future.... somewhen |
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Ich sage nur, dieser Dienst ist mega genial  hätte es mal sowas for 15 jahren gegeben |
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Let's assume for the moment that wobber suddenly stops constantly posting doom&gloom postings here and turns mega bullish. What do you think it would happen to the price?
IMO, he's been bearish with good reason. The price has dropped for nearly a year now and there is still very likely more to come. If he turned uber Bullish it would mean the next bubble is half over. like how people scream moon @1200 there will be people who scream doom at 300 |
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thats the atomic asset which will provide dividends based on the atomic transaction fees. the atomic coin itself will be mineable, alpha testing for it is starting very soon now |
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... of course until something better arrives; oh wait - bitcoin  Lol, Bitcoin is the slide ruler in the age of smartphones--a clumsy dinosaur. nfc is the safest technology out there |
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Units of accounting in the unspent transaction outputs in the longest branch of the Satoshi20090103 blockchain (aka "bitcoins") are indeed scarce, as long as Gavin and the miners refrain from changing the protocol; but there is a potentially infinite number of blockchains with the same properties.
If, at some time in the future, a better altcoin comes along (say, with a 0.1 second mean confirmation time, or a distributed trustless way to seize and return stolen bitcoins), and takes over the bitcoin "market", there will be no central bank to swap old bitcoins for new ones at a fixed rate. Some owners of old bitcoins may be able to sell them to suckers in exchange for new ones, before they become worthless; but many will inevitably lose the money that they invested in BTC.
Bitcoin mining is currently financed by an "inflation tax" of 5-10% per year. At some point, that inflation will stop and the miners will start to require transaction fees. No one knows how much those fees will be, but mining is already an oligopoly market so a cartel of 2-3 mining companies can set the fees to whatever gives them maximum net revenue. By the way, those fees will apply to every transaction, including hotwallet-coldwallet moves, BTC deposits and withdrawals, etc..
There are no blockchains with the same properties: The property of block history will be different. A large part of why Bitcoin must be considered experimental and dangerously volatile now, and for a long time to come, is that the trust model it proposes relies on building a history of flawless operation. No technical innovation can create this out of thin air, the only way to build it is by letting the system run and see what happens. The longer Bitcoin keeps working without being overtaken by an altcoin or succumbing to some flaw, technical or political, the greater its perceived reliability becomes. There are a number of questions the Bitcoin system is seeking to answer right now, like what economical effect will the distribution model chosen end up having. One such question is: How much security does first-mover advantage provide in the crypto space? The only way to really find out is to wait, potentially forever. In the meantime, people act on their expectations. another point would be trust in the system. one of the reasons the biggest ponzi scheme called fiat is still working  of course until something better arrives; oh wait - bitcoin |
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this is a rollercoaster... im without words |
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Do you try to tell me that only poor people buy bitcoin? No. I did tell you that only poor people need to look for a job. Now I'm also telling you that you yourself need to work on reasoning and reading comprehension skills.  Ah i see my bad. To my defnese though, im always getting confused when i see the pictures you are posting ^_* |
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Do you try to tell me that only poor people buy bitcoin? |
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