How To Trade Like A Pro (Active Mining on CT)
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We have been working with Mintspare closely during the past few months and they have a bright future ahead of them. They should and will start to post and respond to requests on this forum.
We do hold the Bitcoins raised during their offering in escrow and only distribute those funds as needed.
...We are in constant contact with them to make sure the company is active and making progress.
Hi Havelock. Could you update teh shareholders on MS' progress? Are you still in contact with Mr. MintSpare? *MS is currently trading @ 1/10th of the issue price. Isn't it time to pull the plug, or at least add that "Q" suffix?
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Dear Dr Greg, I hope your well. I have experience in the private equity and investment management experience I am also the founder of Cryptovest Financial Services. www.cryptovest.co.uk... There are alot of frogs out there but take your time and you will find a few princes. We certainly did... ^Only in fairy tales will you find a prince in a frog pond. Before regaling us with such fairy tales, learn to spellink and punctuationz pl0x. @MrWDunne: you're no longer amusing. Plz hunt responsibly https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=563180.msg6139952#msg6139952Also get some clean socks.
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So the only evidence you have is your belief... the only evidence i have is the feeling i get from the chats with ukyo...
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^Vince is one of Active Mining's biggest shills. He constantly brags about using his real name on this forum, but he wishes to keep his mining address private? Why? I could screencap anyone's graph. Howm'I doin'?
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... What is this shit?
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@havelock: If people made money on your exchange, switching to bits would be awesome. Testimonials like "I made millions on Havelock!1!!" <== pretty awesome PR Of course, people come to you to lose money, so think "I lost millions on Havelock. Again." <== not good PR Hope this helps.
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... DT suggested the change after a kidnapping attempt on my daughter in mid-April.
First Danny, now you. Bitcoin securities -- too creepy for kids.
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Did VinceSamos' board work? Last I heard, he was installing *nix on his iProduct.
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...I am having a lawyer friend write up waivers in case of accidental pregnancy or death... @Rates: As soon as all the 'I's are dotted and teh 'T's crossed, MRKLYE's good to go
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Because bitcoin securities
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OK tiger, don't mean to piss on your parade. *Though I understand that could be quite entertaining --you into golden showers?
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...When you have a private show you can be raking in $500-$1000 for an hour or two of streaming...
... The number details: ... The average 2-4 hour show can net anywhere's between $100-$300 worth of tips... Numbers are for pussies
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... I understand you boys sitting there trying to debunk the possibility of what I am trying to achieve. I'd be pissed to if I was paying $250 a month for terrible internet. The distribution network I plan to set up is my own...
I'm certain many camwhores, much like yourself, dreamed of their very own website/"distribution network." But being somewhat more inciteful than yourself, they understood that willingness and ability to preform on cam is not a sufficient skill set for starting a business. That's why trained bears don't own and run their own circuses.
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Let me lay some science on you, kspencer93 and mikemikemike: 1. Lambchop is a sock, because fact. 2. NotLambchop is the opposite of Lambchop, so not a sock. Because logic. 2. I'm NotLambchop. ∴ I'm not a sock.
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... Saying your not going to get an ROI is the same as saying no miners will get an ROI. And if that was the case, all the networks and miners would cease to exist and the difficulty would shoot down towards zero
No. The only thing that needs to happen for mining to continue is miners *believing* they would ROI. Most miners lose money, yet the hashrate is climbing just fine.
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...History tells Holland always leads the way in Finance . UR the tulip bulb guys, right? Well maybe a little bit... But credit where it's due. The Dutch founded exchange trading as we know it. They traded the first derivatives too if I'm not mistaken? I think you're right. So many good reasons to love the Dutch. Is there a Dutch equivalent to "going Dutch"? And I wasn't being dismissive -- if the Dutch can conceive of tulip bulbs as a financial instrument, Bitcoin shouldn't pose any problems.
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...History tells Holland always leads the way in Finance . UR the tulip bulb guys, right?
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...I am having a lawyer friend write up waivers in case of accidental pregnancy or death...[/b]
>lawyer friend >waivers in case of death Your friend the lawyer? He's not your friend
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@jonsi: First rule of the securities forum: Join the circlejerk or GTFO nao, FUDster! With 95% of bitcoin securities ending in hilarity and/or tears, it should be obvious to all concerned that "bitcoin securities" is just a euphemism for "NSFW creepy S&M shit." The participants are consenting adults and are entitled to their fetishes. Stop being a party pooper.
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