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Don't own any firearms personally. But do believe in the right of citizens to own them for so many reasons.
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Vericoin...to big to fail!! :p
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I find it curious that Cryptsy doesn't even have MRO listed under their [Vote] section as a new potential trading pair. Given MRO's current marketcap and the plethora of other crap-coins the Cryptsy supports anyway.
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DRK for life here too - masternodes are genius as proof of service and provide that feedback loop to keep the price high so miners get rewarded for securing the network.
I mine and have masternodes - I dont bother pump & dump shitcoins anymore. I Invest time and energy learning awesome stuff from the great DRK community.
Masternode(s) as in plural?! Hot damn! How do you rate son? :p |
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i guess Eric never replied to your linkedIn message then ? Maybe CoinDesk or CoinTelegraph or CryptoCoinsNews or someone with some public reach would be interested in contacting Eric and Fiaz for an article on Alpha-T ? Correct, no reply yet.  Has anybody tried contacting this Eric Gunn via phone directly? It's pretty obvious he probably won't be responding to any LinkedIn messages so thought I might give the direct # a try listed under Silera. |
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One fairly burly AC coupled with massive amounts of airflow (i.e. lot's of big fan's blowing all the time) and decent ventilation you should be able to setup a relatively decent sized farm (<= 20 units). Then you can substitute your "heat worries" for "noise concerns" :p
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The story is always the same: (generalized for your viewing pleasure)
Economic Advisor: "Mr. President, we are on the verge of a serious loan default that could have seriously negative broad reaching socio-economic implications for our country!"
President: "Ban the bitcoin!!"
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Personally I have to applaud Mr. Antonopoulos leaving the foundation. Whether people choose to admit it or not, public image of the bitcoin foundation has a fairly profound effect on bitcoin itself (though it really shouldn't). As more and more respectable people either leave or threaten to leave the foundation in it's present form one of two things will happen in my opinion:
1.) Bitcoin foundation will perform it's own "housekeeping", where questionable members either choose to step down voluntarily or by popular vote.
2.) Bitcoin foundation ultimately losses more and more influence to one or more Bitcoin Foundation like groups that actually do give a damn about "public appearance"
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It excites me when I see things like this from people that have accumulated large amounts of wealth. If they with their experience and skills are paying attention it bodes well for the future of bit coin.
Agreed. I suspect more and more of the financial elite will start viewing Bitcoin as one of the best mechanisms for hedging the vast fortunes they've amassed over the past couple of decades of corrupt insider banking practices against the deflation of their respective currencies. It took alotta "hard work" bilking hundreds of billions of dollars from the working middle class. No chance they will be giving up their new stations in life all that easily. |
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Aw shit.
Knew it wouldn't be long till the big people threw their huge BTC amounts into the raffle.
These people can't leave us alone.
What's the old saying? The rich getting richer Just kidding, congratulations crashoveride54902! You suck but congratulations  gee thanks...i think if you call 9 btc rich then what do you call the guys with 100's or 1000's?  i'ze callz em whatever they like drug lords lmaoSeriously though. Congratulations...looking forward to seeing pics of it once you receive. (hats off) |
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Aw shit.
Knew it wouldn't be long till the big people threw their huge BTC amounts into the raffle.
These people can't leave us alone.
What's the old saying? The rich getting richer Just kidding, congratulations crashoveride54902! You suck but congratulations |
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Personally I would prefer other countries adopt a hands off no-regulation approach to bitcoin entirely. That being said, it does appear inevitable at this point. I would've anticipated a meeting such as this to have some fireworks at least |
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Maybe because the price of bitcoin went down and hasn't been shooting to the moon people aren't as interests in mining anymore. Whereas when the price was flying high people were just mining no matter the cost because they thought they'd make it back as the BTC price continued to rise.
The reason is because there are less people putting new miners on the network as the EV of mining is not high enough over their cost of electricity. I would think that the fact that it is summer and hot in much of the world would also have an impact as it now cost more to keep the machines cool (miners now have two sources of heat, the miner and the outside weather) Good point. I'm shutting my miners down at the next difficulty increase. Pretty warm where I'm at already and I'm not making anywhere near enough to justify running them any longer :/ |
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I think we've been mini-goxxed!
Are you not the one who was defending his every move just a week ago? lmfao. Your joking right? Wasn't joking, just thought you were SamboNZ Ahh. Honest mistake on your part then. Have nothing to do with SamboNZ and I try to call em as I see them. I'm strongly against people that try to pull that kinda crap! Don't try pawning your worthless shares off on other "unknowing" victims just because you screwed up is my motto. And trust me, I've screwed up plenty of times! yes! I like you! Many get mad because of this ideology we hold. But I'm like you, we took a gamble and should take the loss in an honorable way not by screwing other uninformed people. I totally respect what your saying and agree with it completely. Hard to find honorable people messing around with this stuff nowadays it seems. |
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Don't think anyone here has tried to screw anyone with worthless shares. Except those looking to lift the IPO flag!
the question is why hasn't cryptostocks taken any action against this? cryptostocks is the only entity that can really help out What RiverBoatBTC says regarding CS is absolutely true. I've been using CS for along time (regretably) and can say with absolute certainty that he could pretty much give a flying you know what whose scamming who so long as they pay their up-front posting fee's and people are willing to pay his insanely high transaction fee's. 0.005 btc to withdraw?! Greed greed greed. If kumala would simply run a straight up operation and perhaps get one or two competent employees onboard to do some serious vetting of these listings I suspect CS would be having alot more volume. Also lower the ridiculous transaction fee's FFS. |
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Agreed on the lowest difficulty jump in a long time comment. The calm before the storm I suspect.
Also, cryptx isn't paying 0.50/kw/h for electricity that's just what he's charging between his sha and scrypt mining projects. Average cost for most "green" electricity operations is somewhere around 0.026/kw/h. so if this is what he's paying, he's effectively charging 0.224/kw/h between his two projects. Absolutely ridiculous! What's even more ridiculous is that I bought into him way back when he was still charging 0.50/kw/h just for his sha project.
Anyway, also looking for exit position on my remaining few shares.
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Boy I sure do love my cryptx shares on HaveLost, I mean havelock! /* sarcasm */
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This raffle now closed with regards to purchasing a few more tickets? *BTW, voted for 1000W PSU for next raffle on the off-chance that I actually win this puppy |
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Just put in my vote for 1000W PSU |
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