As of 2016/2/12 there are left 2163 airdrop addresses unspent. ~27% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/13 there are left 2143 airdrop addresses unspent. ~28% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/14 there are left 2118 airdrop addresses unspent. ~29% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/15 there are left 2093 airdrop addresses unspent. ~30% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/16 there are left 2069 airdrop addresses unspent. ~30% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/17 there are left 2051 airdrop addresses unspent. ~31% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/18 there are left 2036 airdrop addresses unspent. ~31% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of today 2016/2/19 there are left 2034 airdrop addresses unspent. ~32% of Airdrop receivers moved their coinsYes i checked it twice that's a 2  Looking good, only two nonbelievers for today. Well for now, all the crash and burn nay sayers should read and weep the above stats which are unequivocal all these guys are holding for reasons only known to them, a continued slow release is healthy for the future It seems the airdrop has gone quite the opposite that i was expecting it to. I really was thinking that the sales will be a lot higher and the claim rate would be over 80+ at least for now but seems i was very wrong. As for why they haven't claimed yet, maybe they are really interested in the long run. Pretty sure many are also just waiting for a proper GUI wallet so that they could start staking as the other options really just suck. Maybe these numbers are faked. Sure, "airdrop addresses" exist. But do "airdrop receivers" exist? Who knows? Checkout the view count: First Decred Block # 1 created Decred is better than BitcoinNo chance to prove doubters wrong. There will always be doubters. Sorry if my numbers confirm as to why your numbers. |
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/brucefenton- Advised the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - arranged, attended and staffed very senior level meetings between Bill Gates and business and government leaders in Saudi Arabia, worked with the Head of Middle East for the foundation
- Hosted the Satoshi Roundtable private retreat, a gathering of 50 of the top leaders in blockchain technology <on Richard Branson's private island>
- Chairman and founder of the Dubai Bitcoin Conference
- angel investor in SpeechWorks (now publicly traded Nuance with $5bn market cap)
- angel investor in Bitcoin companies such as ChangeTip and ShapeShift
- Speaker at the GCF Forum (with speakers including Bill Clinton, Tony Blair and Jeff Immelt), Tony Robbins Wealth Mastery (audience of 3000+), Texas Bitcoin Conference, ICM, Marcus Evans, Inside Bitcoins NY, North American Bitcoin Conference, MIT Enterprise Forum and many others Speech on the Economy and Big Picture Trends (Part 1 of 4)Uploaded on Aug 16, 2009
Speech given at Tony Robbin's Wealth Mastery seminar on demographic trends, the economy and markets. Based on research by Harry S Dent and the HS Dent Foundation.
Covers spending, consumer behavior and other areas. In the video, Bruce doles out Dent's book. More about Dent here: http://www.avaresearch.com/articles/750/a-look-at-harry-dents-track-record.html“A second technology boom brings cellular, Internet, and broadband connections to 90% of U.S. households by 2009.”
[Is this supposed to be a credible prediction? A child could have made this conclusion. Leroy Fodor's 3-year-old son could have made this conclusion.] The key to their strategy is to flood every possible media venue with a sales pitch that has been disguised as valuable insight because sales and marketing is a numbers game. Dent is even offering his “bag of gold” wealth training to personal development websites; you know, these are the companies that cater to the biggest get-rich-quick sheep on planet Earth, the MLM guys, the real estate millionaires, the cash flow magic guys.
On one of these sites for instance, along with Dent’s Prosper in the Downturn self-help instructional audio series, you will also find Robert Kiyosaki, David Bach, Tony Robbins and other clowns pitching their “secrets” to riches. If you’re wondering why Donald Trump isn’t there, remember that Trump has his own platform so he has no need to share revenues with venders. The Trump illusion and shady “branding” deals he has become involved with have reached a historic level.
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As of 2016/2/12 there are left 2163 airdrop addresses unspent. ~27% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/13 there are left 2143 airdrop addresses unspent. ~28% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/14 there are left 2118 airdrop addresses unspent. ~29% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/15 there are left 2093 airdrop addresses unspent. ~30% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/16 there are left 2069 airdrop addresses unspent. ~30% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/17 there are left 2051 airdrop addresses unspent. ~31% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of 2016/2/18 there are left 2036 airdrop addresses unspent. ~31% of Airdrop receivers moved their coins As of today 2016/2/19 there are left 2034 airdrop addresses unspent. ~32% of Airdrop receivers moved their coinsYes i checked it twice that's a 2 Looking good, only two nonbelievers for today. Well for now, all the crash and burn nay sayers should read and weep the above stats which are unequivocal all these guys are holding for reasons only known to them, a continued slow release is healthy for the future It seems the airdrop has gone quite the opposite that i was expecting it to. I really was thinking that the sales will be a lot higher and the claim rate would be over 80+ at least for now but seems i was very wrong. As for why they haven't claimed yet, maybe they are really interested in the long run. Pretty sure many are also just waiting for a proper GUI wallet so that they could start staking as the other options really just suck. Maybe these numbers are faked. Sure, "airdrop addresses" exist. But do "airdrop receivers" exist? Who knows? Checkout the view count: First Decred Block # 1 created Decred is better than Bitcoin |
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Amazing how this thread once had over a hundred pages till the OP deleted all the posts.
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Okay,literally no one cares abouts Tony or his opinions about bitcoins.Just because he is rich and he has followers doesn't mean his views will make a difference.From what I notice,he is just following the new market trends and tying to expand his horizons into the cryptocurrencies for his own profits.He is not literally supporting the bitcoin but just for his profit sakes he is promoting the stuff.
This man has underlings that are just as powerful as him that will also jump on board. Just the fact he says anything will be spread through the twitter world. He attracts a lot of people that want to get rich and this would be right up their alley. As long as more people wake up to bitcoin their end goal is no big issue for me. I've opted to read then entire short thread to see if anybody else gets it. You won! Keyword: Underlings. Money, Master the Game Step 2. Become an Insider. Anthony RobbinsHow To Market Online - Tony Robbins and Frank Kern - The New Money MastersThe following is just a short list of marketers that could get an audience with Tony Robbins. Tony could easily pick up the phone... Fuck that! Blast a single email to all the below about cryptos, whereupon they'll do most anything he espouses. The sad part is take any name below and Google it with the word scam and see the results, starting with Frank Kern. HYIP thingies are tame in comparison. http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/2366611. Neil Patel is a web analytics and conversion expert, and founder of Crazy Egg, Kissmetrics and Quick Sprout.
2. Matt Cutts doesn’t normally make it onto these lists, but there’s no doubt he’s near the top in terms of online influence. He's the star of Google’s Webmaster videos and current head of Google’s Webspam team.
3. John Rampton is president at Adogy, editor at large of Search Engine Journal and a frequent contributor to Entrepreneur.com and Huffington Post.
4. Tim Ferris, a productivity expert, wrote the must-read 4-Hour Workweek.
5. Rand Fishkin is the founder of Moz.com (formerly SEOMoz), speaker and expert on search-engine optimization, marketing and entrepreneurship.
6. Danny Sullivan, an SEO expert, is founding editor of Search Engine Land.
7. Larry Kim is a pay-per click and SEO expert, and founder and CTO of WordStream, an industry leader in keyword research and PPC tools.
8. Seth Godin wrote many bestselling marketing books, including Permission Marketing: Turning Strangers into Friends and Friends into Customers. He also founded squidoo.com and was an inductee into the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame.
9. Drew Hendricks is a social-media strategist and freelance writer published on Huffington Post and Entrepreneur.com, among others.
10. Sean Gardner, ranked as number one on Forbes’ Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers in 2013, is a social-media consultant and regular contributor to Huffington Post and Social Media Week.
11. Aaron Wall founded SEO Book and its corresponding SEO training program.
12. Jeff Bullas is an online-marketing blogger, author of Blogging the Smart Way – How to Create and Market a Killer Blog with Social Media, and number eight on Forbes’ World’s Top 40 Social Marketing Talent.
13. Mari Smith is a Facebook-marketing expert and author of The New Relationship Marketing.
14. Chris Brogan is a New York Times bestselling author, business strategist and online marketing expert. According to his bio, his consulting is “business strategy meets powerful personal development.”
15. Gary Vaynerchuck, the author of Crush It!, is a professional storyteller and CEO of VaynerMedia, a social-media brand-consulting agency.
16. John Boitnott, a journalist and digital consultant, has worked at TV, newspapers, radio and Internet companies in California for 20 years. He has written for NBC, Entrepreneur, USA Today and Venturebeat, among others. He now invests in startups and works primarily with tech entrepreneurs to scale their businesses.
17. Aaron Lee founded Ask Aaron Lee and is number five on Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers 2013. He is perhaps best known for his strong presence on Twitter.
18. Sandi Krakowski is a Facebook-marketing expert and one of Forbes’ 20 Women Social Media Influencers. She also writes for Entrepreneur.com.
19. Heidi Cohen, a marketing expert who focuses on providing practical, actionable online marketing advice for business owners, is on Social Media Examiner’s list of Top 10 Social Media Blogs.
20. Jay Baer is author of New York Times-bestselling book Youtility: Why Smart Marketing is About Help, Not Hype, speaker, marketing coach and founder of digital marketing consulting agency and blog, Convince & Convert.
21. Amy Porterfield, a social-media strategist, is co-author of Facebook for Dummies and creator of the FBInfluence 2.0 training program.
22. Danny Brown co-authored Influence Marketing: How to Create, Manage and Measure Brand Influencers in Social Media Marketing. He was voted one of Social Media Examiner’s Top 10 Social Media Blogs in 2011, 2013 and 2014.
23. Lewis Howes, a podcaster and blogger at LewisHowes.com (also published on Entrepreneur.com), was named one of Details magazine’s "5 Internet Gurus Who Can Make You Rich."
24. Andrea Vahl, co-author of Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies, is former community manger at Social Media Examiner and a social-media speaker and strategist.
25. Darren Rowse is a blogging and copywriting expert at ProBlogger.net.
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26. Jon Loomer is an advanced Facebook marketing expert and founder of Jon Loomer Digital.
27. Brian Clark is founder of CopyBlogger, the web’s premier source of content marketing and copywriting info, and host of New Rainmaker, a weekly marketing audio broadcast.
28. Kim Garst, an expert on leveraging social media for business, is owner of Boom Social and one of Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers.
29. Brian Solis is a digital analyst and author of What’s the Future for Business: Changing the Way Businesses Create Experiences.
30. David Airey is an author and graphic designer who blogs about visual identity, marketing and branding.
31. Kristi Hines, a prolific freelance digital-marketing writer, founded Kikolani, a site about blog marketing.
32. Chris Ducker is a "new business" marketing strategist and blogger, podcaster and author of Virtual Freedom: How to Work with Virtual Staff to Buy More Time, Become More Productive and Build Your Dream Business.
33. Derek Halpern founded Social Triggers, a blog, podcast and online video series dedicated to the art of online persuasion.
34. Bryan Eisenberg is an authority on online conversion and persona marketing and author of Call to Action: Secret Formulas to Improve Online Results.
35. Matthew Barby, a digital marketing consultant, is a popular columnist and lecturer at the Digital Marketing Institute.
36. Sam McRoberts is a SEO auditing specialist, social-media consultant, guest lecturer and owner of VUDU Marketing.
37. Ryan Deiss, an email-marketing superhero, founded Digital Marketer.
38. Michael Hyatt, author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World, was voted one of Forbes’ Top 10 Marketing Experts to Follow in 2014.
39. Yaro Starak founded Entrepreneurs-Journey, a site that focuses on earning a full-time income through blogging.
40. Pam Moore, lovingly referred to as The Marketing Nut, she is a specialist in conversion optimization and social branding and is a Forbes Top 5 Women In Social Media Influencer.
41. Murray Newlands is an Internet-marketing expert, prolific blogger, advisor, teacher and author. He is also a columnist at Search Engine Journal, Entrepreneur.com, and more.
42. Ann Handley, chief content officer at MarketingProfs, is a regular contributor to Entrepreneur magazine and co-author of Content Rules: How to Create Killer Blog Posts, Podcasts, Ebooks, Webinars (and More) That Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business.
43. James Schramko offers expert advice on how to start and grow an online business on his blog SuperFastBusiness.
44. Matthew Woodward blogs about SEO and affiliate marketing. His site is ranked as one of Technorati’s top 100 Business Blogs.
45. Pat Flynn, an affiliate marketer extraordinaire who is known for his regular online earnings reports, is also a blogger and podcaster at Smart Passive Income.
46. Yanik Silver is a serial entrepreneur and founder of multiple seven-figure businesses. His story is the classic "rags-to-riches" tale.
47. John Lee Dumas is a podcasting guru at Podcasters’ Paradise and host of Entrepreneur on Fire, which provides daily interviews with inspiring entrepreneurs.
48. Frank Kern is an Internet-marketing expert best known for his enormously successful subscription-based marketing strategies.
49. Pam Dyer, an expert on using social media to increase sales and improve branding, is on Forbes’ list of Top 20 Women Social Media Influencers.
50. Howard Jacobson is founder of Ask Howie, co-founder of Vitruvian Marketing and co-author of Google AdWords for Dummies. |
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Shocking news as I only got interested with their newly made efficient chip and was looking for a group buy to join in and order some but after seeing what just happened and also their history (only found out now), I won't be doing so. The sad part is, their inability to pay back and their reputation won't be fixed too unless they repay first (wrong move by them).
Thanks to my Google-fu back in the day, a lot of the history you speak up stemmed from my research. Sadly, Leroy Fodor's MENSA son wasn't yet old enough to conduct the research himself, but is making up for lost time helping his pretend dad, Leroy, investigate the Cryptsy matter... at the age of three. HAHAHA |
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Actually, this image best personifies Cryptsy. |
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I am in the process of making a Cryptsy Commiseration Coin if anyone is interested.
How about a trophy shaped like cupped balls and scented with dung? lol!!! that would sum up the situation more effectively for sure    "My name is Marshall "Stinky Balls" Long, and I move as fast as my ride can go. You should see me drift with this bitch." |
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Last updated 02/18/2016
Due to FTC activity and subsequent receivership and legal fees over the last year, Butterfly Labs has insufficient funds to pay out all refund requests at the present time. BFL Wins! Another fail for the US agencies. Enjoy your back full of dicks Josh! So now we can probably expect Josh back in forums here again......I'm calling such well learned one thing ..no such thing as consumer protection in the usa anymore..unless you are protected by a corporation and it takes the fall....I miss the news program "60 minutes" in the 70's / 80's when they would investigate and make the CE0 cry on camera because he is going to prison ..them days are past..but what is it 62 people own the equiv of 1/2 of all the worlds wealth (or at least the equiv of 1/2 the world population) http://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jan/18/richest-62-billionaires-wealthy-half-world-population-combinedso maybe this is not so surprising...can you imagine how much money would be made if Satoshi was a banker and patented bitcoin and the banks had exclusive use to it prob be like 11 people owning 1/2 the wealth now instead got to move to Iceland...all their bankers went to jail..the banks ate the losses....need to go to a sensible country (note : option if trump elected) don't hurt that the country is in the top 3 or so of most beautiful women in the world......hmmmmmmm hey josh ...lurking on here ...at least I got a refund out of you on BFL's panic refund 3 week spree when you tried to 'stave off' the FTC investigation ...so I got my FULL 8.3k refund 1 year and 20 days later...also got into KNC miners to make up the losses I thought were gone forever with BFL ...so as a result I ROI'd and made more then double the BTC I would have met..if you'd been in an honest company......so FU I win too you dick sorry......just a preemptive 'strike' before all the trolls come back into this thread .....Fuckin' great! Bruce Peterson is 5..... 4.... 3... |
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The one thing all of these main-ish-stream media stories seem to have in common is that they don't have a word about Zerlan (or whatever his name was.) Ten bucks says that that scroungy little weasel sung like a cannery.
 It is pathetic that he is still listing Butterfly Labs as his employer, in addition to his new gig. Hey, I wonder if there's any reviews of Josh Zerlan at iFLY. Hey, I found one: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g38969-d9801022-r345615920-IFLY_Kansas_City-Overland_Park_Kansas.html“iFly is a must for the entire family!”
5 of 5 starsReviewed 1 week ago via mobile
iFly is a very welcome addition to Kansas City's list of 'things to do'! We have already made several trips to fly in the tunnel and we are addicted!! It is an awesome activity for our kids. The thing that makes this place even better than most is the enthusiasm of the staff. From the moment you walk in it is obvious that everyone there sincerely loves their job. Josh Z is coaching the kids and is fabulous with them. He makes it really fun and encourages them the whole way through. A truly positive experience. Highly recommend both iFly and Josh Z!
Visited February 2016  I'd say that somebody better tell Aime B about Josh's rainbow poodles. I mean, she entrusting a strange (pun intended) man to touch her kids and all, so she best have done a background check on him. In case you didn't figure it out, Aime is closely related to Josh Zerlan. How close, you ask? They share the same master bathroom. I would show it to you, but that may get me in trouble since I have a restraining order to not come near his rainbow poodles. Raise your hand if you still believe the story of how Josh Zerlan looked out his office window and realized that BFL's original office was across the street in a Section 8 housing project. With that same hand, used its fingers and poke your fuckin' eyes out. |
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It is pathetic that he is still listing Butterfly Labs as his employer, in addition to his new gig. Hey, I wonder if there's any reviews of Josh Zerlan at iFLY. Hey, I found one: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g38969-d9801022-r345615920-IFLY_Kansas_City-Overland_Park_Kansas.html“iFly is a must for the entire family!”
5 of 5 starsReviewed 1 week ago via mobile
iFly is a very welcome addition to Kansas City's list of 'things to do'! We have already made several trips to fly in the tunnel and we are addicted!! It is an awesome activity for our kids. The thing that makes this place even better than most is the enthusiasm of the staff. From the moment you walk in it is obvious that everyone there sincerely loves their job. Josh Z is coaching the kids and is fabulous with them. He makes it really fun and encourages them the whole way through. A truly positive experience. Highly recommend both iFly and Josh Z!
Visited February 2016 I'd say that somebody better tell Aime B about Josh's rainbow poodles. I mean, she entrusting a strange (pun intended) man to touch her kids and all, so she best have done a background check on him. |
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Butterfly was swamped with orders and fielded a ton of complaints from people waiting to receive their hardware, but it continued taking new orders. In late 2013, it took a single downpayment of $1 million for machines. Hashtrade send BFL the $1M via BTC downpayment to a newly created bitcoin wallet address. The funds were then moved to another address. Then moved again to the infamous 1QAHVyRzkmD4j1pU5W89htZ3c6D6E7iWDs bitcoin wallet address eventually taken over by the FTC, later to be returned to BFL. It was that address that BitPay, HashTrade and BFL showed the world proof that the transaction was legit, alluding to the address belonging to HashTrade. BitPay remitted $1M USD to BFL's bank account. The other problem with that $1M worth of BTC is that what was processed was not even HashTrades bitcoins, but of those earlier mined by BFL, with BitPay acting as an exchange and not as a third-party payment processor, the latter of which they're only licensed to do. You, I nor anybody else can send $10 USD worth of bitcoins to BitPay and have them send you said amount to your bank account. Yet, BFL did such to the tune of over $10M USD over the course of over a year, stopping the practice hours before the FTC locked the place down. Saying that the FTC fucked up is an understatement. |
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I'm goin' down to Crypto City
Cause StakeMiners' there
Makin' the place smell shitty
Take me home! |
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Last updated 02/18/2016
Due to FTC activity and subsequent receivership and legal fees over the last year, Butterfly Labs has insufficient funds to pay out all refund requests at the present time. BFL Wins! Another fail for the US agencies. Enjoy your back full of dicks Josh! Looks like the only person who successfully got served by the courts pertaining to BFL was me. Now, I come within 500 feet (or is it yards?) of Josh Zerlan walking his rainbow poodles in his BTC-House neighborhood. |
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And the Darwin Award goes to ... Michael Zinck We're processing the payments right now. It will take 2 - 3 hours. The website does appear blank from time to time. We are in the process of upgrading our servers.
Website is not blank. It is coming fine at my end. Group, From where I am in Moncton, New Brunswick, I just checked and access to Cloudminr is okay, if a bit slow. My reinvestment was done and the site is working fine. I think it's okay to be skeptical, but I don't think being negative is helpfull nor does it really make some others want to put money into crypto-currency businesses when those involved seem to be okay with knocking each other. I have funds with Cloudminr and Stakeminer, both are working as expected. I understand there are risks and I accept those risk, as have each of us who have invested with either or them or other similar businesses. Let's focus our efforts on growing this industry. Michael
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https://www.bitebi9.com/pages/aboutWhat is Bitebi9:
Bitebi9 is a startup focusing on the exchange of Crypto-Currency commonly known as “BitCoin” and it's derivatives. We are currently trading over 20 different crypto-currencies directly with the Chinese RMB.
Our Mission:
Provide a safe, simple, and efficient environment for users to trade crypto-currencies with each other.   "Oink! Oink! Oink!..."
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No developer or project member will trade any of their bring-up DCR for 12 months and c0 will not trade any of its bring-up DCR for 24 months. These funds are therefore ineligible for trading during that time. Source: The Project's CommitmentI like the dev teams commitment to this project. So many scams out there, this is a nice solid coin with honest devs. I've held their asses to the fire a tad to a couple minor(?) issues, and as a whole (with ever-so-slight reservations) they seem to pass the smell test. I duly hope they're honorable, for I look forward to incorporating Decred somewhat in a project I'm working on that's soon to be released, with further hopes of working with the team in general (since they work for free ). Regardless, I'll be accepting DCR as long as it's viable. This post is an endorsement of sorts and NOT meant as satire. Peace. |
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It is pathetic that he is still listing Butterfly Labs as his employer, in addition to his new gig. Josh: Welcome to iFLY. Ticket please. Welcome to iFLY. Ticket please. Manager: Josh, we've noticed that you've been putting untorn tickets in your pockets. Further, we found that you are seeing them on the Internet. What say you? Josh: You guys are monumental assholes incapable of telling the truth. I'm giving my two-week notice starting now. |
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