There is still a lot of space between wearing a tinfoil hat and believing everything what .gov says.
World isn't only black and white. But hey YOU are smart!
Here's your shades of grey, genius:  |
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Everything is a false flag for crazy nutjobs.  oh, you believe governments? You are smart! |
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how the latest terrorist attacks will affect commodities and stocks. France is probably going to war. They might try to get other NATO countries with them as well.
Nothing should be more bullish news for BTC than impending fascism, martial law, and other SHTF |
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I'd like to disable being logged out every time that I change IP. Is that possible?
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But if we pretend it will become a reserve currency, we'll see the whole Bitcoin economy change. Every policy that we are now already struggling with will be way worse by that time.
indeed. In that case it could take a banking license to buy/hodl/sell btc in the legit. |
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If you notice, it coordinated perfectly with U.S. stock market bull run in 2013. So keep your eye on the U.S. stock market. Btw, statistics say that during election years, the U.S. stock market has around ~86% of having a bull run instead of a bear run. And 2016 is an election year. So maybe next year is the year, who knows.
on the other hand, gold use to bottom within +/- 6 months from a US presidential election. Then we'll see if btc quacks like a stock or sound money. |
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Multiple winning bidders of USMS aution all win with bids considerably under spot. Each one wondering if the other is going to dump. What would you do? Dump first and lock in profits or roll the dice?
if true I would dump first and ask questions later. |
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I don't know how they could hand out a nobel prize to an unknown person.
indeed. It's an obvious trap to induce him to de-anonymize himself. obvious trap is obvious. |
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$374!!!!! WOOOOOHOOOOO!!!!!!!
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Appena ti ci puoi comprare il Carrera vendi tutto!  pensavo che i Bitcoin-gentlemen andassero solo in Lambo gialle o Rolls rosa. Ma io che sono ignorante mi accontento di una Corolla o una Landrover d'epoca, purche' associate alla residenza in un paese no-tax o quasi. |
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Io sono uscito del 40% del capitale di rischio a 499$, voglio provare a beccare un eventuale dump e ricomprare.
Voi che fate? Holdate fino alla morte?
Io hodlo finche' non mi cambia la vita. Quindi dovro' aspettare un po'. :-DDD |
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When did that happen?  So you can lend on OKcoin? Time to have a second look. |
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Since 2009 the winning strategy has been to just buy and HODL, while wanking behind the curtains. See ya at 50K/BTC. |
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So money is "sound" when it's super expensive to use? With sound money a 2-dollar cup of coffee costs $22 to buy?
Must use shitty fiat for real world stuffs?
OK, you win: buy stuff with your BTC so you won't have a reason to come back. |
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If it takes to pay a coffee with cash in order to keep BTC serious, I'm all for it.
"in order to keep BTC serious" as what, exactly? Surely not money? Not consumerist money. Would you pay with silver coins your frap-thing? "Consumerist money"? What's that? I guess all the hype about bitcoin being "the fastest, cheapest way to transact," "currency of the internet," is just that? BTC is not money but a store of value (a role which it hasn't been super good in for the last couple of years)? Consumerist money is fiat which banks or gov'ts pull out of their arses liberally, therefore it's inflated and therefore it's the bad money which everyone try to get rid of as per the Gresham's law, which is why consumerism exists at all. Serious money aka sound money is not like that shit. |
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If it takes to pay a coffee with cash in order to keep BTC serious, I'm all for it.
"in order to keep BTC serious" as what, exactly? Surely not money? Not consumerist money. Would you pay with silver coins your frap-thing? |
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And if it takes 20 bucks for a tx, so be it. How much does Western Union or banks take for international wires with no privacy at all and questionable safety?
Do you rely on Western Union for every transaction (your morning coffee, etc., etc.)? If it takes to pay a coffee with cash in order to keep BTC serious, I'm all for it. |
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Looking at the 1d charts, I see a bubble from ~230 to ~290 that started when many bitcoiners believed that the Greek would rush to bitcoin as a way to escape devaluation / confiscation / currency controls / etc. That bubble neatly and completely deflated, bringing the price back to ~230, when the crisis got resolved and it became clear that the Greek wanted euros, not bitcoins.
The Greek 'crisis' was only delayed once more. What's now imminent is infinitely bigger. And considering that there are no safe places left for who has not the means for pro asset protection, and that no one can go anywhere with significant amount of precious metals given the ubiquitous metal detectors, not to speak about the incoming war on cash, and the last bailin regulations in europe (where depositors became bank savers of last instance), I see a nice expanding market niche for BTC. And if it takes 20 bucks for a tx, so be it. How much does Western Union or banks take for international wires with no privacy at all and questionable safety? |
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curious how the price jumped up today together with silver price -and oil.
If it quacks like a commodity...
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Bitcoin will never be able to replace fiat even if it scales up 100X. or 1000X.
Right, so make your damned coffee by yourself and keep your crypto for serious affairs, like buying weed. |
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