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so where's the ETH ATH bag-holders club forum?
Not bad at all mate! I sold my Ethers and did over 1000% from the pre-sale so I can't complaint really. What's about you? still hoping that BTC will save the world?  Any news on the scalability issue?  Ho! I forgot... are they any dev still working on the development of your doomed coin?
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However with ETH, I won't be surprised if it hits $20 by next week, really. It all depends on news, if tomorrow Xapo says it is accepting Ethereum you know what will happen...
Haaaaaa!!!! Don't say that.... I've sold mine too! Well I'm happy for the profit I've made anyway so...  it's ok
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Check this out: http://rubixi.wix.com/helloA new & promising pyramid smart contract with dynamic multiplier factor (min. x1.2 max. x3) & accelerated payouts! Current Multiplier Factor: X3 Remember, the early birds (always) get the coins 
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Thank you very much! Sent you another PM. All the best for now 
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Hi buddy, A quick question regarding your Dynamic Pyramid Dapp: I really like the layout of your website. Have you made it? If not, where can I find it? I'm working on a similar project for our French & Italian friends  I've sent you a message if you prefer private reply. Looking forward to hearing from you 
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So pity to know that HashFlare.io are cheaters  28 november 2015 I invested 4000$ 12 march 2016 I have only 1,715 BTC or 682$ or 17% of 100% (minus -83% percent on my balance) Service amount is about 60-70% . You can forgot about your profit. But you can not forgive this cheat. I prognose to have 15-20% before July comes. Than service amount will up to 100% & it will be end of game. For that moment I can have 1700$ from all my 4000$... so I will lose 2300$... No one can have a little profit on this "cloud mining"... People must know it! Perhaps you should have make your own maths even before buying cloud mining services with Hahsflare, Genesis-Mining etc... Buying a couple of TH/s is not enough to ROI. I re-quote & correct your statement: No one can have a little profit on any "cloud mining"... With the current level of difficulties, hoping to ROI is foolish.
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If you want to discuss the tech and security concerns let me know.
Thanks mate! Was fun though. All the best for now 
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It is silly to assume that you or I have any influence upon the price by our insignificant posts on an obscure forum. I'm not trying to influence the direction of the price, because in the end investors are going to buy and sell regardless, but just to educate others and potentially warn developers...
Chill out man! I'm teasing you. Of course we are all aware of the risks. Besides I'm not trading anymore but just waiting the right moment to sell off my pre-sale ETHER  Still have a lot to get rid off and then I will retire for ever  I was once the CEO of CCV.IO (Crypto Currency Venture) and I enjoyed to the full those amazing rides BTC, LTC, XRP & STR gave use back in 2013-2014... Good old times. My last ride is with ETH and then I'm done. What's about you?
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ok whatever... I'm with them for over a year and they never missed a payment... If they are not mining, they must have stolen those coins to someone else then 
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Here is an interesting comment from R3cev: "At R3, our team of engineers are in constant collaboration with the financial services professionals at our 42 member banks. Most of our work entails marrying requirements with development execution to satisfy the standards of our consortium.
Though we cannot claim a monopoly on expertise in distributed ledgers or capital markets, we have begun to eliminate certain approaches to any financial-grade software solutions. Upon examining the distributed ledger landscape, we’ve found that the most saliently unsuitable application of distributed ledger technology is also one of the most popular: colored coins.
Colored coins are Bitcoin transactions which carry particular meanings (...) and replicate the “move fast and break things” attitude common to Silicon Valley rather than being designed in a way that best addresses the problem they seek to solve. The multiple hacks on Bitcoin exchanges through the years attest (...) the inadequacy of this approach when millions, let alone billions, of dollars are at stake."Read the full report @ http://r3cev.com/blog/CONCLUSION: No banks will ever use BTC but will more likely develop their "in-house" blockchain technology & companies like R3cev & Ripple will try to assist banks standardised their collaboration.
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Interestingly, a payment I sent to satoshioption on 2015-11-27 and never got credited to my account has now miraculously moved from the “free wallet” address 1Ld1Cu7MHbPgoLF7yQEBCBBsGAYtA9JkRE (provided by satoshioption) to 1HGzzH3JUni5vbS6mNZiTDqMdXDWYQcU6r (probably the cold storage address of who ever run this SCAM) satoshioption.com terms & condition: If you do not withdraw your funds they will remain in your Satoshi Option wallet for a maximum of 3 days (72 hours) since your last trade (or, if you have not traded, your last deposit). After this period of time, the funds will automatically return back into the bitcoin address from which they were sent (FALSE). This way, if you lose/forget your Satoshi Option wallet URL the failsafe will ensure that the funds are returned to you in a timely manner (AGAIN FALSE!). Sent a douzaine email to support@satoshioption.com but never got a reply. @stshiOption & satoshioption.com = SCAMMER
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btw. just as a Reminder, hashflare is since month not able to prove that they are really mining, therefore it should be considerd as PONZI/HYIP.
Well that's a silly conclusion. It's not uncommon for cloud mining companies to subcontract hashrates... Almost every company does it, so based on your assumption, should we conclude that all other cloud mining companies are fraudulent? For your own info: hashflare were up and running even before you discovered Bitcoin 
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I heard that you guys are the team behind the first and original Bitcoin Binary Option platform: satoshioption.com. Can you please confirm? I like your new layout though, much more trendy than your predecessor 
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i have to laugh at all these posts from people who see themselfs as experts on Ethereum but still do not actually understand the Ethereum core...
Laugh mate  laugh...
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We were promised some photos of your mining farms or anything similar and I have not seen anything yet.
Could it be that Hashflare does not fiscally possess a mining farm but simply subcontract mining power? It's not uncommon for cloud mining companies to subcontract hashrates...
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