Wow, Do you guys expect that it will climb back up again within a few days? I'm a bit scared with my precious BTC in that wallet. Let's all pray that the US government doesn't shut down BTC, if they do, we're f*cked... But hey, at least they can trade them. They should all probably send them to their american friends to deposit the money and send it back. If I lived in china and had thousands of BTC I would probably do that...
Let's hope the US Government doesn't find the switch that shuts the bitcoin network down..
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it's bound to happen. who the fuck cares about a shiny yellow metal anymore. not us geeks Arabs and cable companies of course, they basically drive the mark
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I'm glad bitcon put up this poll, i'm actually amazed by the number of people invested above 50% and 25% @ 90% savings lots of people here with Titanium Cahunas Didn't start at 90% tho, most of us just got there
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How does blockchain.info make money? All their services seem to be free
Satoshi Dice referral links They might create upsells later down the road similar to Wordpress..
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How do you calculate a price a price $85 above bitstamp?
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It was a tesla that's been sold not a lambo. Lamborghini just sounds better for the title. Both Teslas and Lambos have been bought with BTC
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It will go below zero and just holding would put you in debt
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So if it crashs to say $1, and there is a site selling a lambugini for 81 BTC Surely i wont be able todo this? If you buy things with bitcoin, you would realize it's measured in US dollars at checkout..
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Who wouldn't want a great bank like JPM protecting them, and paying them interest to boot? No need to cash your bitcoin if you can pay your bills with dollars drawn off of them. No shortage of dollars ever either.
Wow. Great bank like JPM? Even the simplest man knows banks charge you interest cause they are allowed to gamble with your deposits. Would you let JPM control your private keys? That implies a lot of faith in the financial system and if you do so, I wish you the best of luck
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FUD about the dutch banks
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With BitAddress, I can see you kinda have to choose, I would rather keep my private key unencrypted (offline that is) than have it generated by RNG and encrypted.. (I hear great things from great people about the Armory wallet used on an offline computer, perhaps that is worth looking into)
Also, why TrueCrypt? Isn't Gpg more suited for this?
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Bitaddress.org could easily be compromised.
Ask yourself:
How do you know the random number generator is truly random?
Don't rely on RNG, use brain wallet option to generate a keypair
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If one coin would be worth 1 million USD in three years, then 10 BTC will definitely be enough.
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