where's your fucking proof that Coinbase was hacked?  God damn you're a retard.

It Works = the new Amway.   Serriously, this 'It Works' company is going nuts.  Same shit, different name.

The website is a clear rip off of Coinbase site.

using a bit a sound reasoning and perhaps an ounce of critical thinking it is easy to understand what I was asking.  Seems you were simply being difficult from the get go.

really?  it's that difficult for you to see the focus of the image in the column center?! The only full part not cropped?!

Can someone elaborate and help me understand this part of the chart.  What it is and how it is useful?

According to this article, BTC to fall 99% by June 2014

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/12/10/this-finance-expert-thinks-bitcoin-will-fall-99-percent-by-june/

You are correct.  You can not patent something that already exists.  If something already exists it's called 'prior art'.  But that will not matter with the JPM empire.  They dictate what is legal or not.  As for the exchanges... they will be able to shut them down by claiming they are facilitating bitcoin which they will say reads on their patent claims.  I can see the writing on the wall already.

"JPMorgan files patent application on ‘Bitcoin killer’"

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/12/10/jpmorgan-files-patent-application-on-bitcoin-killer/

This could be difficult to overcome.  I have had to defend myself against patent holders as well as defend my own patents against infringers.  Normally the legal battles are settled fairly albeit at great cost to both sides.

BUT.... when an empire like JPM steps in and charges infringement against their claims it doesn't matter if they have zero legal standing.  Prior art be damned.  it won;t matter one bit.  it may only take a strongly worded cease and desist letter from the JPM legal force to businesses like Coinbase, Bitstamp, MTgox, et al, to bring this BTC to a concrete stop.  JPM does not play fair.  They play to kill.  Laws are meaningless to the lawmakers.

Watch this one fellas.  The sky ain't falling yet but the safety net is about to be pulled.

The Federal Reserve System is a parasite that feeds off human suffering. It is indeed the dragon that must be slayed for humanity to experience true freedom. I want to End the Fed, but I want it to end as peacefully and orderly as possible. That is why I buy Bitcoin.

In June 2011, I wrote this about Bitcoin: “It seems the precise remedy to such a system would be decentralization of currency and banking, or functioning in an underground economy outside the system. There may be hope for accomplishing both with the crypto-currency that is beginning to gain recognition, the Bitcoin.”

Over two years later, Bitcoin remains by far the best, most disruptive tool we’ve ever had to overthrow the corrupt banking system. Before Bitcoin, our only option was to fight the current system with protests and begging our politicians to “audit” the Fed, all while arguing about what’s a better replacement; the gold standard or public debt-free money. There have been few viable ways to simply opt out of or withdraw our consent from the current financial matrix, until Bitcoin.

The full article here:

http://www.realnews24.com/10-ways-bitcoin-is-better-than-the-federal-reserve/

had to bring this one back from the dead

I nearly fell for this 'man in the middle' spoof this morning if it weren't for my Firefox browser telling me to get the hell out after I clicked to submit my 2FA.  I suspect had Firefox not warned me the attackers would have run a script within seconds to empty my Coinbase account to another BTC address.

This is the spoof

http://coindase.com/singin/

http://coindase.com/singin/login.htm

Somehow I must have typed a 'd' instead of 'b'.  I use Authy 2FA and had input the token and clicked submit when Firefox alerted me.   I immediately changed my coinbase email address and password.  All is well and my coins are safe.

I sent Coinbase whitehat an email alerting them.

if I had a Satoshi for everytime this topic has come about I'd have a BTC

Same here... f*ck I've spent countless hours staring at my spreadsheets and refreshing the screen.  My work productivity has surely dropped by at least 20%

BTC-e claims to wait for 3 confirmations but ive found its usually 4.

I just loaded up on another 100LTC at .089BTC.   

Damn... $4.00 to 5.25 back down to 4.00 all in the course of 4 minutes.  LTC is WILD!

I own a business in the US that does about 60% of sales outside the US.  Avg. ticket price of items around $5,000.  I ONLY accept bank wire as transfer on international orders for my protection.  Bank transfer is 99% final with nearly zero chance for the customer to reverse the charge short of filing a lawsuit.  I see BTC as working in the same manner.  I'd gladly take BTC over a bank wire as currently I have to pay about $35 per incoming wire.   So... for me, I see no difference with regard to chargebacks.

I think a good number to look towards for decimal moves is $1,000 USD on stamp.   It just sounds about right.