hi Is there a good online prime coin wallet I can use? or what are the basics to getting and storing prime coins, I have btc I can trade for them but know nothing about them.

who is buying at 400? the price has never been at 400. the question isn't how much for me. its when. and by when, I mean when some entrepreneur creates a uk based exchange for me to use that I can quickly send my fiat into and out of, without sepa or ukash or some long winded, arse farced, so last year way to deposit or withdraw. till then I fantasize over the localbitcoin prices and a bank transfer but they are way above gox and way way above the smaller exchanges. and thats it for now. I don't trust sending my hard earned yet worthless fiat abroad incase I lose it.

id say around the £25-35 is the bottom for me. about 1.5-1.8k is the next top. just a rough guess though.

looking at the charts for the month the price from the 1st of april  to the 1st may hasn't changed much. it started around the 100 mark and ended there too.

pretty stable if you ask me.

did you get your loan?

haha you noobs you cant stand the anticipation of the full site. very exiting stuff posting on the main site, bet you cant wait.

hah too true. made me laugh. wasted my time too on that one.

posting in the other forums aint all its cracked up to be plenty of non noobs check out this part too. so start a decent thread here. nothing you cant talk about here than you can in there, minus the reply bit of course.

noobs,moobs,pubes,lubes,doobs,poops.

just wait 4 hours, 5 posts and donate generously to your good pal libertine:

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that's the rule to graduation, minus the donation lol.

come on you know it makes sense..............

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nothing like turning my frown upside down

my guess and I hope im right is that before janruary the price was like 10-20 dollars and it had bounced around this mark for years. im hoping it will slide steadily to this again or maybe just above 20-30 then slowly recover, maybe another bubble then. having prices this high so early on cant be good people will just mine, mine, mine. until theres none left. plus I don't have any btc and I want in but im scared to buy now because were in the aftermath of the bubble.

slow down bitcoin, nice and slowly.

this is what I thought my guess would be at around the 30 dollar mark though. then im in for the long haul.

do you think this current slide in price will result in a crash or rebound soon. or a slow long slide to a stabilization?

well the day comes when im sailing a big yacht with a private bar and staff. all of which I paid in bitcoin. all around the world. id have a giant big plastic bitcoin for my steering wheel and id anchor it just of my private island. oh how I like to dream id do all this with a bank account of 0.0001.
that's the day my friend. that's the day.....

post some point-full topics instead. you might aswell ask for knowledge and share your knowledge. knowledge is power my friend.

and what exactly will this user group do? what are its goals? what is its mission?

hmm hmm a bitcoin, I explain them to family and friends basically saying:

"you know how we used to have paper cash a few years back? and this was the only way of buying things? then we had chip and pin? and now we buy things over ebay just by entering our card numbers? well now some techie brain box has created these things called bitcoins and they are similar to chip and pin or paypal but they aren't used in this country alone and, there global.... and the fees are cheaper because your bitcoin is worth the same in every country.... so if you buy a shirt from America then a pair of shoes from china then if you had bitcoin it would be worth the same in any country. there wouldn't be exchange fees or commission it would be as simple as buying or selling something in our country with our money."

so I just sum it up by saying, imagine a currency that you can use anywhere, in any country, a global currency. that is what bitcoin is. no exchange rates, no bank delays, no commission.no hassle.

just smiles all around 

more mining companies would stabilize the price even more so more companies would be good I think especially if the mining companies are the sole sellers of the mined btc, I wouldn't want this to be a top down company but a bottom up company i.e. the workers get the best deal set the price even, a fully unionised workforce of miners who call the shots to the selling topman the topman makes a tiny fraction of profit. itd work much better than mr.x selling for 120 one day then mr.y selling for 180 then mr.z selling for 80 to undercut. if they all thought to sell at say 150 and enough miners joined the company then the price would be pretty stable at around 150 only if enough miners thought this way, they could however selfishly go solo and sell for 200 but in the long run they would only be harming themselves and the whole btc economy.

will the recent crash stabilize if so how long do you think?

I like the idea of bitcoin but not the multiple tiers of profit middlemen. paypal is better than bitbargin. a mainstream stock exchange is better than bit bargin.

they look awful prices. saying im to buy bitcoin at a profit to the sellers on bitbargin then buy something from an online seller at a profit to them then is it any wonder im not buying btc atm.