damn.
this thing is still going?
XD
Not only still going, but they're getting ready for their Dog & Pony Show Conference: |
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First off, those miners are NOT located at hydro dam site. That's a rented warehouse. Andreas stated that it's a secret location, but HydroMiner is on record in stating that they offer regular tours of their facilities to H20 token holders, among others. HM just purchased ~800 S9 bitcoin miners but ONLY 240 are shown in this facility. Where are the rest? Andreas alludes to reading this thread. Actually its not a warehouse, its an old paper production, just next to the Dam, also Austrian TV (Servus TV - from the Red Bull company) was there, they will post that soon also. Where does it say 800 s9 have been orderedGleb, I answered so many questions to you, I understand you are suspicious about HM, fine,can you please help me and take a look at a similar project that actually seriously realy seems to be a scam and ICO starts tomorrow, envion...here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2348435.620Nowhere is it stated that 800 S9 were ordered. But HM did state that a million dollars worth of S9s were delivered to their Vienna office. Given that S9s retail for ~U$1,295, I simply did a little math, hence arriving at said figure. Feel free to check my math. |
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I'm just gonna leave this here: According to the Coinage Act of 1965, specifically Section 31 U.S.C. 5103, entitled “Legal tender,” which states: “United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues.” |
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Wow this is amazing, i have watched the first minute of the video and i stopped it, i will keep looking at this at night. But what if this is just another conspiracy? This is incredible, but there are a lot of coincidences and maybe you are right about this. A lot of people have been saying that bitcoin was just a product that has been created by the NSA or just by the FBI just for different purposes, obvious that they were economic purposes. but this is something that needs to be analyzed seriously. nice catchThank you. I mean the OP would probably thank you if he (or she) were still around. |
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Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoW8Sq8-hr4Somebody quote this OP so that the following image renders: Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper was first released on ... wait for it ... 10-31 of 2008. This will be my first and last post for my protection. I'm brave. I'll quote the OP for you.  I think the OP may be onto something. I'm just glad that I'm not him. |
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First off, those miners are NOT located at hydro dam site. That's a rented warehouse. Andreas stated that it's a secret location, but HydroMiner is on record in stating that they offer regular tours of their facilities to H20 token holders, among others. HM just purchased ~800 S9 bitcoin miners but ONLY 240 are shown in this facility. Where are the rest? Andreas alludes to reading this thread. |
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Dashboard is broken only here?
Can't deposit, cashout, full of errors..
I sent referrals that some of them managed to stake/lend/deposit and I get nothing % from the referral program and I wasted weeks on marketing ethconnect.
Seems like BS and I just wanna withdraw so I can put it on another lend website.
I am in the same position. Lets wait until Dec 20. No, DON'T WAIT! You two need to promote EthConnect some more. Remember, it's not a scam or Ponzi as us trolls who created their fake team espouse, thus get you family and friends on board ASAP while there's still major profit to be had. Us broke trolls will merely watch the show from our parents' basements between jackoff sessions on MFC. |
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Cryptsy would tell you that everybody who were overpaid, repaid the overpayments in full, and that they're only experience normal everyday hiccups, with them being insolvent as ONLY a rumor perpetuated by trolls.
Who would've thunk it? |
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Currently doing a blitzkrieg in garnering YouTuber support.
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Say a ball of 1Kg, you let it fall (frefall) from 50 meters, how long does it take to reach the ground? Whats the formula
If you ignore the resistance of the air then the formula you're looking for is: distance = initial velocity (0 if the object is dropped) • time + ˝ • gravity • time^2 from there you can calculate time. Check "Example Problem A" here: http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/1DKin/Lesson-6/Kinematic-Equations-and-Free-FallOkay, so what's the formula in a Flat-earth model where gravity doesn't exist? |
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I really believe we were scammed for Ethconnect!
You think? Go to page one of this thread where their team was exposed as being a fraud, whereupon Team ECH claimed that trolls created the team which I, among others, proved that they lied about that. Ergo, anybody who gave them money is a RETARD! |
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 "Good morning, Vlad. Tell me again which alt is going to moon.
Have Ladder - Will Climb." |
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Well. After all they have a lot money now.
So they can run website on very high lvl.
This is the second popular lending site....so they can fill their pockets in couple of month with millions of millions...and even make some of the ppl a bit rich
So
Me...and like other are very curious why they doing such a s*it job...😕
But i still have some hope
 "I, too, have hope that my ECh is gonna make me so fuckin rich." |
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I've had bitcoin in USI for the past three months. They seem pretty legit. They have their own lawyers, IRL meetings, ICO and last but not least a team of forex traders. If they are a scam they're a legit one haha. They claim a 1% return daily which isn't entirely true. For me I found an average of .9% daily.
USI and BitConnect seem to be the way to go if you're looking for the most legit programs.
There IRL meeting here in Vegas consist of one person. It would've been two but I didn't attend. Some chick is running it here. All Bitcoiners at other meetups here in Vegas say it's a scam. Are you even apart of USI? Their last conference/seminar was in the UK.... EDIT: They could be a scam, I'll never know 100%. But what I do know is there's some big things happening with this company. I live in western Canada and there's literally HUNDREDS of MLM zombies up here investing into them. So why not ride the train?  No I'm not part of USI. They just came across my radar here in LV. Enjoy the train ride till it runs outta track. |
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I've had bitcoin in USI for the past three months. They seem pretty legit. They have their own lawyers, IRL meetings, ICO and last but not least a team of forex traders. If they are a scam they're a legit one haha. They claim a 1% return daily which isn't entirely true. For me I found an average of .9% daily.
USI and BitConnect seem to be the way to go if you're looking for the most legit programs.
There IRL meeting here in Vegas consist of one person. It would've been two but I didn't attend. Some chick is running it here. All Bitcoiners at other meetups here in Vegas say it's a scam. |
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I must relay, that after half a decade of truthfulness and trying to enrich everyone, I may become adapt to a rather rebellious attitude. See?!?!!!
Just to let you know how much of a retard I am, I just figured out why you changed your avatar and sig. Tomorrow, I'm hopin' to count to potato. TBC, not judging you, Vlad. It's cool with me. |
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No scam thread yet warranted because you didn't dis my dead mother, the main cause for my vulgar. I conceded that you and the other Mark Cas are most likely not the same person, but still am taken aback that you opted to use his moniker - Mark Cas - as your own on this forum after already having trouble with such by authorities in real life especially when you travel. You also have every opportunity to clear the agent/broker aspect up early but opted to only dole crumbs, hence my prodding. That outta the way, let's stick to the facts, starting with ... I posted this ANN thread and have had so much come through off it. So many people investing and its been really good exposure. I am sure you scared some off... well done there... I am sure you made some of the forum laugh...well done there... but the truth is... Your BTC address: https://blockchain.info/address/1P6P5W3BsVgcag2MVpGQ22u9iBeibCCYs6Your Ethereum address: https://etherscan.io/address/0x71e1f3050e806aee354636951a698bba3fbabf4chttps://etherscan.io/address/0x011916f2c9562a3c71181d7189bc20b82dc388c9https://etherscan.io/token/0x011916f2c9562a3c71181d7189bc20b82dc388c9?a=0x71e1f3050e806aee354636951a698bba3fbabf4cThe truth is that $2,845.46 from 4 people, assuming all 4 are real purchasers, is not really considered "so many people" with said sum not really "have had so much come through off [this ANN thread]". Did you forget how the blockchain works? Hint: All txs are viewable, even ones claiming to being larger than they are, with a $0 representing no moneys' worth of crypto had yet transpired, confirmed or not.  "There ... are ... nine ... empty ... chairs ... in ... that ... packed ... room!!!" |
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Funny, I was telling people, 18 months ago, to mortgage their houses at around $300 when they were scared to buy yet now at $17,000 they’re doing just that. Imagine at $100,000 and higher which will come next year [for the real Bitcoin]. Edgar.com - People are mortgaging their houses to buy Bitcoin Saqib Shah Saqib Shah, 12h ago Bitcoin is sitting at $16,674 at the time of writing, after rocketing from $1,000 to more than $19,000 in the course of this year. Those types of eye-catching numbers (and the resulting media hype) are bound to draw the interest of casual folk. But, unless you've got money to burn (like Bitcoin billionaires, and Zuck's Harvard-era nemeses, the Winklevoss twins), most analysts will tell you the same thing: steer clear of the hyper-volatile currency. (Even those dabbling in it have lost tons of cash to cyberattacks on Bitcoin wallets).
...Wait for it!
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[EconoTimes] - 2/15/16: The US government is paying attention to the ongoing bitcoin block size debate, but is not participating in it, says Ed Felten, US Deputy Chief Technological Officer, Coinfox reported.
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No shit??!? You mean the U.S. Govt knows fiat is about to be replaced by digital money and they're actually [watching]?
Not getting involved, of course; no, no, amateur idiot assholes [such as myself] are gonna rule the world in a few years [while they watch].
Who the fuk still believes this mindless drivel? Apropos: All you assholes only have a few months left to load up on Bitcoin, I think it's gonna blow before the halving [August], and definitely in the 2nd half of this year.
So all you scared pussies, man up, and stop listening to your dik swinging wives and mortgage the house and at least become [dikless] heroes. lol
Ref.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ERE4uiufqE "I once sold one kidney to purchase BFL miners. Today, I'm selling the other one for bitcoins." |
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The reason he is not on those lits is because... he might be. But at the end of the day, China and the US have no extradition treaty so if he was on that list, there is nothing anyone can do about it.
Whether or not he can be extradited from China shouldn't play into whether or not he's on one of those lists. He stole what's worth $200MM now in BTC and its subsequent forks alone. That doesn't include Dash, Monero, Eth, and all the shitcoins that have blown up since his exit scam. The silver lining is that if he wasn't shitting himself after a $6MM heist, he'll be well and truly shitting himself with a $200MM heist. People will be looking for him soon and they won't be law enforcement. Do you REALLY think that people are gonna go track him down now to do him harm? Please. If anyone was gonna do it they would have a long time ago. The theft was officially reported at 10m. The value currently of the items stolen isnt important. As far as the feds are concerned (and they REALLY dont care) it was a 10m dollar deal. He got away with it, and thats all there is to it. You're right. The Feds aren't interested in putting an additional $200M in their coffer. What were we thinking? Au contraire ... The $48.2 million total proceeds means the government sold the bitcoins for an average of $334. In retrospect, the sale appears to be a matter of bad timing for the government: the price of a bitcoin was as high as $1,000 at the end of 2013 before the digital currency went into a prolonged slump until mid-2016 when it began to soar. The current price is around $4,400—meaning the Justice Department would have made around $630 million had the sale taken place today.Or ~$2.5B today. |
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