You will never know who and why s selling . But i do´t care about
I agree, if a whale wants to dump its good news for KMD dispersion. Considering the price of KMD is around half of ICO price, I'm not sure how much more dispersion we really need lol. By dispersion I mean many holders with an interest in the project rather than 1 super whale. |
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You will never know who and why s selling . But i do´t care about
I agree, if a whale wants to dump its good news for KMD dispersion. |
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In fact, palladium had been used for monetary purposes in the past Though this usage was rather limited, of course. Ironically, it was used in none other than the former Soviet Union. I refer here to commemorative coins minted from this metal. Maybe, some other counties also minted coins from palladium but I haven't heard about them. I'm not very much into numismatics, honestly, I had a few rare coins in the past but I gave them all away as gifts  A Russian tsar, Ivan III, is portrayed on the obverse. He is considered as the founder of what later became known as Russia There is also the Russian palladium ballerina series :  Palladium maples :  Palladium panda :  |
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Another great feature, will support and test on GUI release.
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How can you tell if people or really trusted 90% are newbies that dined up 1hr ago
As long as you escrow with a well trusted member it doesnt matter. |
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Check OP's post history, dubious at best.
Why not just sell on localbitcoins for 50% more cash, no risk due to Escrow and quick?
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I have stupid 5mi posting rule and about 15 pms
You should be able to cut that down a fair bit. Ignore anyone offering paypal or asking you to send first as they are "trusted" You will probably be left with 1 or 2 genuine buyers  |
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You can XRF test gold bars through the certicard, no need to remove the packaging to establish authenticity.
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Skype: Pikkemandbob
Scammer |
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Apart from gold and platinum, there are also other bullion metals such as palladium. I am not mentioning silver here, because I don't consider silver as a bullion metal. The majority of the silver mined every year is used for industrial purposes, and not for investment.
I think you'll find platinum and palladium are also classed as industrial metals. What you invest in depends heavily where you live e.g. in the UK Gold is tax free whereas every other precious metal is subject to 20% VAT tax (can be reduced by sourcing elsewhere in the EU but tax is still payable taking you way above spot price) |
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there are more supply in gold than bitcoin, so marketcap is relative, value is more important, and gold can be mined forever as it can be produced on laboratory, where bitcoin as a limited supply and will eventually end
This is a copy and paste as I am lazy. An example of lab produced gold : Cost of creating Gold is determined by electricity used and labour (wages) involved. It would be 'unfair' to include the outright cost associated to engineer and assemble the technology required to synthesize Gold and other Metals.
I will give you some specs and info about one cyclotron called TRIUMF (and for very good reason).
Built in 1968
340+ Engineers and Scientist employed
150+ Students (don't get paid)
Canadian Government has already paid for infrastructure (totaled $80 Million) and approved funds to run the cyclotron for 5 years costing $222 Million CAD. Now, if we entertain the idea that each Specialized Staff receive $300,000 CAD salary (per year) that leaves $120 Million CAD for running costs. Divide $120 Million CAD by 5 to leaves $24 Million CAD per year cyclotron electrical running costs (if not Cold Fusion).
Generates non synthesized revenue purely by those wishing to lick the belly of TRIUMF of over $1 Billion CAD per year.
Collaborates with over 50 other international 'research' institutes.
Canada National Lab (apparently) owned
Is able to beam 1 Trillion Particles no problem
Points to know:
- One Particle = Proton or Neutron or Electron.
- Proton + Electron + Neutron = 3 Particles
- Gold has approx 275 particles in one Atom (79 being Electrons).
- Since the TRIUMF is able to 'handle' 1,000,000,000,000 Particles (Trillion) per fire
- I gram of Gold contains approx 24,150,300,000,000,000,000,000 electrons
- 1 gram of Gold contains approx 24,150,300,000,000,000,000,000 Protons
- 1 gram of Gold contains approx 36,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Neutrons
- Total Particles in 1 gram of Gold is 85,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (rounded up to nearest whole).
- Therefore, it would require 850,000,000 runs of the Cyclotron to be able to produce 1 gram of Gold (and that 'if' it is 100% efficient without energy lost as heat et cetera).
- Now, the TRIUMF apparently only fires on avg 6 High Intensity beams per week for 13 weeks, bring the total amount of fires to 78 beams fired per year.
- It would take TRIUMF approx 10,897,436 years at their apparent current rate to produce one gram of Gold.
I dont think the miners have anything to worry about any time soon  |
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Skype: Pikkemandbob
Otherwise PM me here to set up the deal.
So where did the rest go so quick. 2.41512 BTC a little while ago now 60€. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1812628.0Sounds like a scam to me. Post the address holding the balance so we can confirm or the red flag remains. |
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Topic says it all. Buyer sends first - no exceptions.
Very suspicious behaviour for a "Scam Investigator" You think Escrow does not apply to you, perhaps practice what you preach. |
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I think bitcoin has not really defeated gold since the gold market was larger than crypto-currency market right now and the users of gold is more than the user of crypto-currency. Bitcoin just passed gold in terms of price but it didn't defeat it yet and I guess it will never be since bitcoin is seen as an investment opportunity by many, not as a currency that can be used to pay online for services.
I would even disagree with this statement, if bitcoin had passed gold in terms of price it would have exceeded its market cap and its not even 0.3% of it (physical market not including leveraged paper contracts) Total physcial gold market cap = $7,412,468,544,642 Total bitcoin market cap = $20,219,997,543 And thats not even counting the Comex 145:1 leverage paper shit on top. |
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Why do people think 1 troy oz gold equates to 1BTC for direct comparison ?
Why not 1g, an imperial oz, a tola, a tael, a kg?
You cannot make a direct comparison between the two.
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Do you remember when Christians wanted to conquer the world? Holly crusade? In the name of God?
Yes but the majority of the human race has evolved and moved on in the last few hundred years. I find it amusing people use Christians activity in the middle ages to excuse current behaviour by another religion. |
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The holder of 2 500 000 KMD at Bittrex (Distribution tab) now has 2 186 749.48 KMD, so I guess he has sold:
2500000 - 2186749.48 = 313250.52 KMD
Trend is down except for shorter trends up. At some time, when software is released, the trend will turn up.
^bittrex hacked ~ db leaked ...peeps are selling off and getting out *  fwiw If it was hacked they wouldn't have left 2,186,749.48 KMD in the account. |
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patience for what?? the next delay? the next buged version? the next fall? the next project of Jl777?
Got to love these people moaning about a week delay on a cutting edge piece of software also the coin was only released a few weeks ago and you dont expect any volatility just a straight up line I suppose. How long have they been arguing the BTC blockchain size  |
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