I just couldnt trust this, As somebody else has already said. Its another 3rd party site. And people inevitably make mistakes, Not me though of course ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Dark Wallet is NOT a 3rd party site, it is a wallet that you install on your computer.
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Also, coins are profitable mostly due to a drop in difficulty, not a spike in price.
Yes but since when difficulty drops for a particular coin everyone runs to mine it, multi-pools first... and they dump it as soon as it is mined... guess what happens to its price.
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it is not a good move to use fiat money to buy bitcoin and then spend the bitcoin as it will turn out to be more expensive and ineffective
Why? simply because you lose more if you spend those bitcoins because they rise in value, unlike fiat which is inflationary. If say today you bought a laptop for 1 btc @450. Tomorrow the price of btc goes up 10% to 495 and the vendor adjusted the btc price accordingly to 0.9 btc. You lose out 0.1 btc, if only you just waited the next day to buy that same laptop but at 0.9btc. Spending btcs will always be a loss because it's deflationary. Compare with the cost of Paypal transaction for buy something and your puzzle is solved. /thread
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That has convinced me.
The Pools are using your hashing speed to mine other coins for them self's. The password you chose for the pools, they try to hack your cex.io account. Just a other scam coin, pump and dump. They better call it nazi-coin or something. The new Blizzkrieg! +1 Obvious scamcoin is obvious.
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Great bubble, keep pumping and hope to be fast enough to check before the crash! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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What is this coin, a new hybrid between a scamcoin and a noobcoin? OMG people! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Hello, I am selling a Steam key for Magicka: Wizard Wars. Make your offer if interested!
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Some of you crack me up. Who cares how much it is people want what they mined. If it was something that happened for two week I would say who cares just like many of you. However my first message to Terk about the unexchanged/immature was back on March 25th. Two weeks ago he said the weekend. I understand there are a lot of things that go into maintaining the pool but it's not like profits are shooting up and we are mostly mining ltc anyway. I think maybe it's time to find the time to take care of the issue.
+1
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So here is the happy ending after all. The fun is over sadly ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) +1
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That chart, as the entire realm of technical analysis, is bullshit. To be more precise: it could be useful to predict future prices if and only if you were the only man knowing it. For a detailed explanation, I am offering an introduction course to economics and finance at the special price of 0.2 BTC:
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This thread is too entertaining, thanks OP! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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It seems every time I find something that looks promising, I'm just a sucker waiting to give someone else a payout. I have been following advice a gentleman offered to "hodl" my bitcoin, from $984 all the way down to now $436. I've just been fooling myself, telling myself "Don't worry hon, it will go back up! It always has!" I've been spending my time reading the forums and hoping. My friends called me crazy when I told them it's a sure thing. The shame is just as bad as the lost money. So I quit. You guys win. Coins sold. ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) I just love it when noobs lose their money! ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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I want Spacebase, will it be on sale?
Yes, I can even go a bit lower than sale price, $13.5 (0.0298 BTC at the current rate) But I can't find it on SteamBit...? When will it be available for purchase? Thanks!
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I want Spacebase, will it be on sale?
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I've been sitting on about .03 unexchanged for weeks now, are we sitting on a bit of coin that died or the exchange rate went in the toilet?
The same happened to me, I have been waiting for weeks.
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I am new here so I don't know what I am talking about and most likely will be labeled as a troll.
What I see is bunch of people sitting on their BTCs waiting for the price to sky rocket, again. Sure, history is full of those kinds of stories. NOT!
If this board is any indication, almost nobody is using BTC as a currency. They are sitting on BTCs in much the same way as somebody who is stashing cash, Fiat, in their mattress expecting it to grow.
Why should it grow in value if almost nobody is using it?
The idea that BTC is a currency is a joke.
+1 well, to be more precise, Bitcoin is used as a currency by many sellers and buyers (me included). But you are correct when you read in this forum that many, many self-styled "investors" just buy bitcoins to hold them, hoping that the price will rise. And this is the textbook definition of a speculative bubble. So yes, the Bitcoin price is clearly inflated beyond what it would be considering its "normal" usage (i.e. as a currency). Will the bubble burst? Of course, the only question is when. It will be a pleasure to see so many noobs losing their money.
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Where do you get this from? You're the ONLY person I've ever heard to say this!
I am pretty sure, that there were People who said the same, when BTC reached 200 USD for the first time last year or any other significant marks since the beginning of Bitcoins. According to your Forum-Profil, you are not Long enough in the game to know the rules(if there are any).
Just ask yourselves how much of the current Bitcoin price is due to its utility (i.e. its use as currency for buying goods and services) and how much is due to the speculative bubble (i.e. people buying and holding coins only because they are sure price will rise). Think about this and you will get the answer. Could bitcoin price rise still more in the next few months? Sure, but the more it will rise, the harder it will crash once the bubble will burst.
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Bitcoin price has reached its maximum. There is no way it can grow significantly in the next few years. Actually it could decrease if the speculative bubble deflates (i.e. if the "investors" that are holding bitcoins realize that the price is not going to grow and decide to sell).
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Just come up with some noble reasons for anonymity... - Financial transaction by people who live in oppresive regimes
The war on drugs seems pretty oppressive to me. And we can see how much successful the war on drugs is... I mean, successful in making drug lords and politicians rich.
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