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... This should not be accepted in America which is supposed to represent the land of opportunity where dreams can be realised.
Oh Jesus, don't tell me it ain't true! They've been lying to me all along? MY America?!! Now I'm almost afraid to ask, but are the streets paved with gold like they say, or is that just a bunch of phooey too?! Is there anything left to live for, Ozziecoin?!  Answer the question notlambchop.
You, after reaching adulthood in Australia, would like to know if an American kid from a brokeass family has the same odds of becoming rich as a kid who inherits his wealth? The answer is no. No he does not. Should he? That depends on who you ask. People who bitch against inheritance tax, for instance, think the notion reeks of Socialism. And now you know about the magical land of opportunities called Equestria America, where everyone is equal, and nothing ever hurts. |
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... This should not be accepted in America which is supposed to represent the land of opportunity where dreams can be realised.
Oh Jesus, don't tell me it ain't true! They've been lying to me all along? MY America?!! Now I'm almost afraid to ask, but are the streets paved with gold like they say, or is that just a bunch of phooey too?! Is there anything left to live for, Ozziecoin?! |
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The UK (physically) is largely owned by the same people today as it was in the 19th century. Its called being born at the right time and in the right place. Or luck  . You're right. I call this aristocracy, not meritocracy. Aristocracy = inheriting the merits of your ancestors. Inheriting class is no different from inheriting money. Ur just jelly. |
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@wachtwoord: All moon-bound train have horns. Some that honk, and some that poke loocomodors. (a popular sport pitting a man with a red cape against a furious locomotive)
You're thinking old fashioned earthbound trains.
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Learn to sell and take profit during an uptrend, the train isn't going to the moon so soon, there will be a deep correction soon.
Learn bitcoin. The train IS going to the moon ($5000-$6000 in this case most likely). ... Trains don't go to the moon. No tracks, weird gravity, other stuff. I'm super serious. Okay, attack the metaphor ...  Take the train by the horns and block that metaphor!!1 |
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Learn to sell and take profit during an uptrend, the train isn't going to the moon so soon, there will be a deep correction soon.
Learn bitcoin. The train IS going to the moon ($5000-$6000 in this case most likely). ... Trains don't go to the moon. No tracks, weird gravity, other stuff. I'm super serious. |
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We do have a lot of this product done already, but it's codes. Do you read codes?
WTF is "codes"? |
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... its the number 1 mistake amateur miners make, they expect the returns to just make themselves by cashing out weekly and running their rig indefinitely or until the electricity costs become prohibitive.
If cashing out weekly does not recover your initial investment and running costs, plunging in more money will not make it better, it will make it worse. The only difference is that the "amateur" may be able to recoup at least a part of his original investment while the professional idiots who throw all their revenue back in to mining gear time and again, no matter what the market conditions are, may well ultimately be left with basically nothing from their original investment. You are making the gamble bigger, but you are not changing the odds. If you dont grasp this concept, try your reinvesment strategy on Satoshi Dice, let me know how it works out. Agree with everything but the "professional idiots" bit. A commercial mining concerns like PETA does not need to show profit to be profitable for cryptx. The money is made elsewhere--by charging fees, drawing salaries, and purchasing gear from other companies controlled by cryptx. Nothing stupid about that. |
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Oh Jesus, don't tell me this guy ain't 100% legit!  |
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So tell cryptx to issue more shares, have more IPOs, and withhold all the divs 'til PETA controls 200% of the network.
If it makes sense this time, it makes 3.14 times as much sense to do it again.
Bonus: Keep increasing the hashrate 'til hosting fees start getting negative -- moar profit.
How to tell when you should move along to another thread: when legitimate critical thinking and skepticism are traded for trolling. Reductio ad absurdum is not trolling. What's really sad is the reasoning in this thread is already absurd. Reductio ad absurdum passes for just another helpful post--barely raises an eyebrow. |
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...I am philosophical and won't miss what I've never had.
... When dumb, greedy traders get bitchslapped by the Invisible Hand and lose all their money, they become philosophical. It's about the only thing you still can afford. You "learn things about yourself." Learn shit that was always obvious to everyone else, that being: you should have stuck to digging ditches. As you pontificate from your newfound social tier--the gutter, you (presumably in earnest) accuse others of self-importance. Lulz. Bro, your £10K was the only thing that made you relevant here. Your money was what made others listen to your ramblings. Your money was the reason con men like Ken pay you any attention. And now ur monyz gone. Time to STFU. |
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... For long term profit, I support dividends/reinvestment adjusts to 10%/90% until we can reduce hosting fee further. Though that might crush the yield and share price? Here's an idea: If everyone just sends all their dividends back to cryptx, PETA will be able to grow its hashrate faster than network difficulty increase, and eventually will control 200% of the network. Yeah, I think up smart stuff like this all the time. Mom wasn't kidding when she told me I'm one of God's special chosen ones. Did you do the calculation? If we send all the dividends back to Cryptx, we can just merely catch up with the difficulty grows since the reinvestment ghs/$ is not cheap... So tell cryptx to issue more shares, have more IPOs, and withhold all the divs 'til PETA controls 200% of the network. If it makes sense this time, it makes 3.14 times as much sense to do it again. Bonus: Keep increasing the hashrate 'til hosting fees start getting negative -- moar profit. |
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... For long term profit, I support dividends/reinvestment adjusts to 10%/90% until we can reduce hosting fee further. Though that might crush the yield and share price? Here's an idea: If everyone just sends all their dividends back to cryptx, PETA will be able to grow its hashrate faster than network difficulty increase, and eventually will control 200% of the network. Yeah, I think up smart stuff like this all the time. Mom wasn't kidding when she told me I'm one of God's special chosen ones. |
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^ NEO tells you to stop running with scissors.  |
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Sidenote on people referring to CryptX as a 'him': CryptX is a team of two, registered as a company in Belgium and a datacenter that's on a map. It would be nice if we could stop talking about them as if they were a dodgy and traceless individual (e.g. pbmining so far).
Another totally not dodgy team:  |
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I admire your spunk and "can-do" attitude. That, combined with good personal grooming (did you buy a new pair of socks like I've suggested?), is sure to propel you and your fine currencies exchange to dizzying heights!
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^In other words, the functionality of your demo is ...the login script? Excelsior! The demo was more to show that we're doing something, and to allow people to follow the progress. Not for you to be able to trade, or much else for that matter. As stated, at the beginning/middle of next week we can show you the second set of draft designs. Your login script doesn't work. Insists that my email is invalid  |
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^In other words, the functionality of your demo is ...the login script? Excelsior! |
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Whoops. Reading fail on my part :[ Carry on!
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