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I have mtgox USD funds
I want CAD through INTERAC e-Transfer with a Canadian bank account
I have $1230 USD. Respond if interested we can go from there.
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It's been 2 years since I've logged on, I forgot my username and probably my password to my mt.gox website. Where do I start?
I have around 5 - 50 coins in my mt.gox account.
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touch me Gavin!!!!!!!!!! have my babies
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does your client have all the blocks yet? (~129709) --> shown at bottom right of window
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gmail and winrar with passwords are simple and more sufficient than anything else
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SteveB was quick and trustworthy for my $350 CDN transaction
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ITS GOING DOWN!!!!!!! SELL SELL SELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
its GOING BACK UPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!
BUY BUY BUY BUY
that scene in the simpsons with martin buying Soy at the stock exchange finally makes sense
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One BTC reaches ~$50 a coin, or major news networks start hyping this coin up, people who have no BTC will feel like they have missed this opportunity but are willing to jump on the next Bitcoin knock off (Google-coin, paypal-coin, Bitcoin v2.0, red-cross coins, "christcoins-with the pope's stamp of approval) as they are absolutely free to create and will start off at price 0. Or, some people might think it fun to mine for coins from their personal computers with a brand new currency.
I believe at least one of these e-currencies will thrive, it probably won't be bitcoin but at this point its still worth it to invest anyways given the large chances of failure and the mega-huge rewards of success. Does bitcoin have a first-mover advantage in staying dominant? I think people will have to ponder why the initial bitcoin miners deserve a huge chuck of the worlds wealth, what if they rather invest in "Red-cross bitcoins" where after the red-cross mined 1m Bitcoins then they went public or even worse threat to the original bitcoin, a religious bitcoin version.
If e-currencies do thrive, it might be divided over 100 bitcoin clients..............
Just my thoughts
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