Scammers are everywhere, you can't trust any person in this world, real and virtual.
True. And I'm afraid that includes you after I got the following PM out of the blue: Hey man, i really need fast response, i need to sell my bitcoins without any verification process.
If possible instant withdraw to paypal,skrill ect.
Localbitcoins is too slow for me, please share some website that you have used and its reliable (its a lot of btc for me).
I searched all possible exchanges and i couldn't find anything without verification.
Appreciate any help.
All the best,
futureazy
Now kindly go f* yourself. HAHAHA I got the same thing from this scammer. I didn't tell him to go fuck himself though, but now I'll tell him NOW GO KINDLY GO F% yourself!! what the nerve he PM's me the op on this thread. Trying to scam legendary and hero members? He doesn't pick his victims carefully.  |
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So much hatred of religion here. Such screwed up idiots. If Apple were to accept bitcoin, people would celebrate. If a church accepts bitcoin, people start hating on God.
So irrational. So much hatred. So wrong. So messed up.
Higher bitcoin adoption, even if it is by churches, is good.  |
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People who buy and hold bitcoins are not squatters. They are true believers. |
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New York is the financial capital with respect to fiat currency.
Bitcoin needs a new center.
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Bitcoin coming down from the sun? I already saw one thread in which Satoshi was equated to Ra, the sun god. |
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$30 dollars is too much for a Bitcoin right now.
No, you simply have no idea. If it dips below $300 for even one second, the buyback will be like you never seen yet. So the market does not agree with you; it's either everybody who has alot of money is stupid and you are smart, or the other way around. Unfortunately for you. +1 Op is retarded Didn't Bank of America estimate FMV to be around $1300 a year ago? I think they were talking about the maximum possible FMV. |
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We are launching this cryptocurrency so that the Republic of the Philippines can adopt a stable and robust cryptocurrency without having to start from scratch. We're ready to work with them when they decide to adopt it officially and enforce parity with the Philippine peso.
Is this cryptocurrency being released by the Philippine Government? If not, the title thread is misleading. |
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This time they're real.
And they will attack the US any day. We must defend ourselves!
If ISIS manages to control some oil fields, then the US will attack it in 'self-defence'.  |
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People have died, including in the US, from Ebola.
You would need to have governments from all over the world conspiring, if this was a hoax,
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For organizations which operate beyond the law, anything goes.
To question them is called 'unpatriotic'.
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Oh man where do you live?
Manipulation exist in every market, but in BTC it's damn easy for these guys to manipulate.
Look at the Alt markets and the ups and downs that happens in minutes.
The larger BTC becomes, the harder it will be to manipulate.
You shouldn't be comparing it to altcoins. You should compare it to other asset classes. In general, price manipulation in crypto-currencies is easier. |
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This thread was started on "June 10, 2011, 02:57:19 PM", shortly after the high of the first huge "bubble". Those ~3.5 years went by way too fast, and I wish we could do it over again. This thread should be revisited in Jan 2018. |
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Be serious here please. Everyone is in this game to get more fiat. The venture capitalist are investing in bitcoin business start ups to make serious money back. They aren't using this money to invest in BTC... The want more fiat. Traditional investors, retail investors, gambling investors, "speculators" are all in this game to try to make fiat. If someone is getting paid in bitcoin they make it fiat, if someone spends bitcoin they make it fiat. Exchanges exchange these coins for fiat. This entire game is revolving around fiat and becoming more centralized at every turn.
Everybody wants to increase the value of what they hold - stocks, bonds, bitcoins, real estate. Just because all these assets are denominated in fiat doesn't mean everybody wants more fiat. |
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Wealth could be not a zero-sum game if we consider the time variant, but sure it is during a single point in time: x resources for n people.
During a short time a large amount of bitcoin was distributed to satoshi and a few thousand first-world well-educated tech-saviours " visionaries" who knows about, for the cost of some hours of a standard pc work or, rarely, a few dollars.
Now the street man (not to mention the poors) have only the option to buy btc for hard-owned fiat, and he's constantly exposed to price manipulation by the " visionary" whales.
How can I consider btc a currency and not an investment if it vary its value of 10% overnight?
BTC is not the only asset class. A street man doesn't have to buy btc. He can live without it. |
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We are now living in the time of all previous QEs' effect expiring and dying and waiting for the next huge QE from FED that will be larger than all the previous QEs combined. Tide floats all boats as they say. When that next huge QE (will it be the last one?) hits the markets, everyone will run from fiat into something that can't be printed at whim. And that huge ocean of fiat will trickle into crypto currencies too, even if it's just a tiny trickle (10-20 billion USD out of trillions of QE). Until then it should be relatively quiet times in the crypto currencies, doesn't matter which crypto we're talking about here. BTC will stay below $500-600 till the next huge QE is released. Late summer - fall of 2015 sounds about perfect time for that QE.
QE is being withdrawn now. So I guess it will be some time before the next QE is introduced. The economy seems to be in good health. The fed won't want to rock it by introducing QE. |
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Scams using noble causes. I hate that.  |
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Dafuq , didn't even knew that there is only 21m bitcoin to be mined If this happens one day , I don't think that the price will rise at all ... BTC will just day I would say  On the contrary, the price increases when the supply is cut off. |
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If you don't want to pay taxes, you can always renounce your citizenship and move out. I'm not American, but I thought that Americans have to pay taxes even if they're not living there. I could be wrong though, it was something I heard once I think. When you renounce your citizenship, you are no longer American. |
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I guess the lead could be taken by a small country. Then as international practices become established, others could follow.
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