Jesus, I'm still listening to this song. +1 |
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On the weekly chart we are just now starting to see the kind of growth that characterized mid to late March. (33% now vs 35%-46% then)
If things play out the same way now that they did then, we've got about 3 weeks left before some major exchange melts down and causes a panic.
In March, we went +55% in 4 days from 47$ to 73$ : http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg60zczsg2013-03-18zeg2013-03-21ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zvzpIn the last 4 days, we went +59% from 169€ to 269€. Wow, you may be right, maybe this bubble WON'T pop! (right now) I should have checked previous bitcoin increases more thoroughly... Well, I guess in that case I'll just diversify into gold and silver with those "useless" € I just got trying to sell at the top... Why is it so hard to buy back in with a loss? because as soon as you do we correct down to $150 for 3 weeks |
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Is there any real indication that Gox is practicing fractional reserve?
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the call center worker I spoke with had the complete dataset provided to BFL, including physical address
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"canceled" (sic).
too funny |
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zedicus, dude, please stop
generally I dig your stuff, but those are super distracting man
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I think the days of double digit bitcoins are over...
No one should trust Pirateat40 either! I'm not sure this ZhouTong guy has his security straight By this you mean CoinJar? lol, no, ancient history used to be this site, Bitcoinica...long story http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvTkddp1F0 |
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I think the days of double digit bitcoins are over...
No one should trust Pirateat40 either! I'm not sure this ZhouTong guy has his security straight |
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I think the days of double digit bitcoins are over...
oh really |
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ok, but it is encrypted right? as long as I never enter my password on a possibly keylogged box nobody can use it
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Epic run bad...
Hey, you guys remember when we had 8 out of 10 blocks? Good times.
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So, instead of blasting emails to all those that ordered in the past offering 20% coupons, BFL decided to give a telemarketing firm all the phone numbers of their customers. So much for their ToS stating in no uncertain terms that no information will be sold, given, traded, etc. to ANY third party. Then again, there was no "promise" or cross-my-heart-hope-to-die clause either.
~TMIBTCITW
very good point Phinnaeus My caller indicated that he had access to the entire dataset, including, specifically, physical address. |
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yes, I don't think there is a way to game this
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want to make sure I got this straight
created an encrypted wallet on an offline machine
made a backup of it on a USB stick
is it safe now to use that stick for other stuff, plug into internet connected machines, because it is encrypted right?
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feeling so much love in this thread
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let the record show I was on board at the beginning
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Bitcoin value doubled in 3 months
19 times in a row
This is like Moore's law but for Bitcoin. Maybe we should call it Rpietila's Law  I can get behind this. +1 It appears, sir, you may acquire both fame and fortune |
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