With the amount of crap that is thrown at any 'heretic' in here who questions the Bitcoin 2 Da Moon case, it is only natural that a bit of Schadenfreude is going to crop up.
I personally hope fools such as JimboToronto, is by now seriously underwater due to his own stupidity. I never did appreciate his mongoltarded memes of actual real bears, getting slaughtered by hunters.
It's pretty obvious that you stand way above that mass of crap with your reasoned, broad-minded, non-personal and never offensive behavior. You're a light of kindness and wisdom on this forum, a model that is an inspiration for all of us. Well well, what do we have here? It seems the only pompous nitwit I had on ignore (before I finally tired of Trollchop) hopes I'm losing money. LOL Sorry to disappoint him, but I'm doing just fine. The coins I bought for US$175 last week actually raised the average price I've paid for my coins. It does seem strange though that he's offended by images of hunters harvesting food but not by images of train wrecks, sinking ships and burning buildings in which humans are dying. What a sad little excuse for a man he is.
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
Still in the $210 range I see.
Ho hum. Yawn.
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sucker rally.
Minor correction.
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![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) ( why trader gods why wheever i put a margin buy order it gets to within a dollar of it then bounces up... I hear you bro. I had sell orders in at $320 in April 2013 and at $2000 in Dec 2013. Each time it fell a few days short. Had to make do with selling the dead cat bounce at $155 and buying back at $97. The last bubble I didn't even bother. Still holding and buying the dips.
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i never paid more than 14 USD for a coin...
Hopefully you acquired thousands at that price. I'm a johnny-come-lately who didn't discover them until they were $15 nor figure out how to buy them until they were $68. I only own hundreds. Still buying on dips though. Paid US$175 earlier this week. That raised my overall average cost per coin. Maybe I paid too much. Then again, maybe I didn't. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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non-educated millionnaire noob is buyin
Yep. Just one solitary noob. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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Gotta be some piece of news...can't seem to find anything ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) The only news is that Bitcoin was vastly under-priced and is correcting. No big deal. It's still far too early to post trains and rockets. Sinking ships, exploding rockets and derailing trains are equally silly.
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But you can only mine a significant amount of coins with ASIC miners, and they normally do never achieve ROI (late shipping, increase in difficulty, ...).
Agreed. Luckily I got my 30GH BFL ASIC miner barely in time (Oct 2013) to mine enough to pay for it, even at today's prices, before it became almost totally obsolete. Fuck BFL. I hope they all rot in jail. I was fortunate that I bought mine with fiat (Paypal) the previous February while trying to find a way to buy bitcoins. If I'd paid in Bitcoin, I'd be really pissed off. As for Scrypt ASICs making LTC and others unprofitable to mine, perhaps there's still a ray of hope in multi-algorithm alts like Ethereum or Darkcoin.
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And a PC that is always on in IDLE consumes much less power than a CPU miner. Buying or Trading BTC for other stuff was easier and much more profitable.
I guess it comes down to how much electricity costs. If it's free, mining is a no-brainer. This is why I only mine during the electric heating season.
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It does seem that the exchanges are a big winner with bitcoin. Not only the high fees they get for simply moving USD back and forth, but they also have the inside information that we don't have.
I'm sure they tweak their software to screw you over in transactions also, like when you do a sale they will somehow match the price and take profits there.
I agree that the exchanges are the winners. However I would disagree that they are somehow manipulating the prices or relying on any kind of inside information to their trading advantage. Doing so would make people want to stop trading with them which would cause them to both lose their advantage but also their commission revenue That's right. The showmen (exchanges) have to keep the rubes (traders) happy whether it's a casino, stock market, midway, bingo hall, or any other place where people are trying to get rich quick.
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Buying coins was always more profitable than mining yourself.
Wrong. CPU mining on a a PC that was on anyway was always profitable. Same with single GPU mining. Also, Bitcoin didn't start with MtGox. There haven't always been exchanges from which to buy bitcoins. There was a time when if you wanted coins you had to either mine them or trade pizzas for them.
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The most profitable bitcoins I ever mined, were the ones I mined when it was unprofitable to do so.
At next to no cost, CPU hashing in the background on a PC you were using anyway or an always-on PC? Before there were any exchanges? Good times are a path, not a destination. If you are being productive in the Bitcoin community, learning, and having fun, then the good times are already here. You choose your own path.
Those are perhaps the wisest words that have ever been posted in this trollbox sub-forum. You're obviously not some goofy inexperienced adolescent like most of the bears around here seem to be. Cheers. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Mark is not only DPR, Satoshi, but also Jesus, Mohammad, Buddha and the Lizard King all rolled in one!!!
And Elvis.
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
Too busy yesterday to post but I did manage to buy some more coins for CA$208 (US$175) while the price was down.
Pretty good volume across all the exchanges, only to end up about where we started yesterday.
Was that finally capitulation? Time will tell.
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WHat the h*** has happened to all the bears in this place?
They have gone to bear heaven. The taxidermist?
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why does it sound like a fucqing scam ponzi scheme?
Because you're not smart enough to to figure out the difference between a transfer protocol and a Ponzi scheme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u4F8cpzqaoFoolish trolls. Sigh. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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Says the clueless noob to one far more experienced. It seems that none of these pathetic little trollbears seem to have accounts dating back months, let alone years. This forum needs to re-introduce newbie jail. 6 months seems like a good sentence before being allowed to post in other sub-forums. 50-cent army sock puppets create too much annoying clutter without adding anything worthwhile. Luckily they're no more than yappy little chihuahuas, of no real importance but far less annoying if they were muzzled.
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...My consortium...
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi664.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fvv10%2FJimboToronto%2F33.jpg&t=663&c=gwkY0wAL3-YjJQ)
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-beartard trolling-
And you're essentially an idiot. This is further backed by the fact that you created a novelty account called riiiising to counter falllling yet have broken out of character to become a bear. Don't confuse riiiiising with riiiising. Riiiising was an intelligent poster with a sense of humor. Riiiiising is indeed an idiot.
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