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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Importance of Emotions - Stay Away from Social Media on: November 25, 2018, 09:20:07 PM
Yes keep away from social media, it's all spyware and turned into a censorship engine with Google calling all the shoots.

OK the rest of the post looks like wishful thinking because the jig looks almost up for Bitcoin for many reasons that the blind
here won't see but $55 Tx fees nine months ago is number one.

if you like being watched during sex, gives you a thrill then keep your Microsoft X-Box plunged in and it does not matter if the white power light is on of off   
because you are being recorded and someone might watch it if you have the right assets for the job.

2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Problems That Exist In Blockchain And How They Are Being Solved on: November 25, 2018, 09:09:10 PM
Honestly, one main problem about blockchain today is the high consumption rate of most crypto mining plants. The solutions can easily be found in some ICO projects such as 4NEW project that is planning to provide cleaner energy for mining.


That's like shagging to save virginity and you don't save the world by doing more mining or planting a seed for a tree and claiming that i will become a forest
which is how the green industry works in reality today.

We in the good old days could write software without wasting CPU power or playing CPU wars but that didn't sell enough chips for Intel and big oil
didn't profit so well and you wonder why people see Bitcoin as being the hidden face of the NWO

Let me spell this out for the world

"YOU DON'T NEED MINING TO HAVE DIGITAL COINS"

Many new coins exist, much better from a technical standpoint than Bitcoin and they don't need mining  so don't be taken in by
the propaganda and become a parrot by just repeating what your told without understand the subject.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Become a miner for FREE on: November 25, 2018, 08:59:20 PM
Wow posts from hours ago with no more comments float back to the top of the forum but this one seems to have a lead weight on it.

Now being a financial advise I advise people to dump gold, buy lead because this place is using the place by the ton load !

4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin for the people or for the corporations? on: November 25, 2018, 08:52:45 PM
Bitcoin is for everyone regardless , if it is for individual or corporations , in order of  Bitcoin to become successful is adoption. Like internet its adopted by individual and corporations.

Tulips are for everyone, Enron stock too and as individual we demand to have such products, corporations too if they want. Like flowers, Tulips can grow and bring the individual happiness like wealth.

Regards 

R2D2
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin for the people or for the corporations? on: November 25, 2018, 08:47:08 PM
"Is Bitcoin for the people or for the corporations?"

Bitcoin from it's very inception was all about pleasing the NWO, Big oil and bankers and this is why it was built around wasting power on
CPU wars because it keeps intel and big oil in money so it tried to solve one problem and gave us ten more all under the guise of being
decentralized which as a developer I can tell you it's not.

Move forward and we get the lightning network and the things they call hubs are by any other term called on-line banks, charging both
Tx fees and interest on BTC needed to finance the channels (lines of payments)

This is nothing to what seed has been sown by our ruling un-elected elite  but you will need to study up on IoT, M2M and AGI and start to connect the
obvious dots and also take note of DTube where only people (or machines) with money will get a voice but it's being sold as being anti-censorship but it's not

if you read into these subjects and it does not scare the shit out of you then your not very good at doing research or your looking to get a plug fitted
to the back of your head for full immersion into an ill conceived matrix where man is no longer at the top of the food chain which even I conceive might not be
such a bad thing 

6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If you did not listen before, now is last chance to reduce your loss on: November 25, 2018, 08:34:40 PM
Some are afraid to invest because of the prce situation right now but dont loose hope maybe it will rise again but no one knows when it happen. The market will recover soon just hold your coin.

I "Invest" when i take spare copper (not real copper these days, nor silver) and play the slot machines but if you are working as a stock broker then I am
sure you can set me right on this little misunderstanding because my mate, a real stock broker told me to let the trend be your friend and today I see that the
trend has been downwards for the past nine months.

Facts and not wishful thinking is what I am looking for so do you have any to offer this "Seeker of truth"

 
7  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Become a miner for FREE on: November 25, 2018, 08:27:51 PM
Yes that's right lads as mining rigs are being cached in for scrap metal

https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-miners-are-selling-old-asics-for-scrap-metal-as-price-decline-hastens-obsolescence/

Quote
"Bitcoin Miners are Selling Old ASICs for Scrap Metal as Price Decline Hastens Obsolescence"

To some observers, the video and images demonstrated that crypto miners — even those located in China, where low energy rates provide greater profit margins — were beginning to feel the pinch from bitcoin’s prolonged bear market. If miners were dumping ASICs on the street, it not only meant that the bitcoin price had reached their “shutdown-mark,” the point at which miners can no longer turn a profit running the machines, but also that they didn’t think these devices would ever be profitable again.



Well OK you need to move to China to get the cheap energy to run this CPU war machines that do little more than waste CPU power doing useless hashing in a race
but they make good space heaters when it's cold

if mining is not for you then you could always open an online bank and charge not only transaction fees (must be lower than the $55 per transaction fee record set by Bitcoin) and also charge interest on Bitcoins needed to keep the Chanel open if you join the Bitcoin lightning network and call yourself a hub, not a bank, we hate that name.

Now on the other hand if your so called wealth has taken a dip and you want to preserve some profit then needless to say you know what to do by now since the writting
is already on the wall as you can see.
8  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How many tx/second can we handle now? on: November 25, 2018, 07:50:52 PM
on block, nine would be the answer but off block with the lightning banker network, well who knows, millions I guess
9  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This why you shouldn't be worried on: November 25, 2018, 07:48:10 PM
No don't worry people when "Virtually free transactions fees" become $55 per transaction or
"We hate bankers" and then we learn the Lightning network is just a system of mini banks that charge fees or the
price of Bitcoin has been flopping all year.

Care nothing if your wallet keeps being hacked, just don't point the finger at the software team or miners and keep buying
up them casino, err sorry Bitcoins and never, ever sell right.

I wonder how many of my posts got the censorship treatment today, achow101 in the software forum does it all the time, trigger
happy he is.

 
10  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 7 crypto markets and 158 wallets were hacked on: November 25, 2018, 07:25:29 PM
When not getting infected with ransomware demanding payment for a key paid in Bitcoins I get black mail threats about myself being caught peddle and cranking
whilst watching internet porn and my PC's camera was hacked to record the event but if I pay $7,000 using BTC then my dignity will be saved, not that I ever take the
black tape off my PC's camera, thanks to Microsoft spyware.

Now we get all this so called hacking (miners I bet, part of backdoor development team) which means that Bitcoin is more trouble than it's worth
to most people and in many cases mining code has been hidden by wallets on their machines to burn up CPU power and waste the network.

Must be Putin (Works for Israel he does) and them Russian hacker again it must be.
11  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC - The unbeaten King on: November 25, 2018, 07:15:25 PM
Bitcoin has NWO and bankers with it's Lightning network written all over it and since fees hit $55 per transaction the prices has not
stopped falling.

King alright, king with no clothes on i say and he would run away and hide himself but at a mere 9 on-block transactions a second (48k ZX-Spectrum speeds)
sadly the "King" has some trouble running away 

Yeah, I know, keep buying on the dip-stick right

12  Economy / Speculation / Re: Short term forecast on: November 25, 2018, 06:27:44 PM
We can't even be sure if we'll see a 5% increase by next week, how then can we determine the strategy or reason behind the supposed increase..

I've quit monitoring the price in the last few days, as honestly it doesn't seem to be moving up anytime soon

I kept trying to use logic when it came to the price of gold/silver but they went down when they should had been going up and up when logic said they
should be going down.

Simply put logic does not work in a fixed market but it's easy to fix digits and paper, easier still with Bitcoin but that's what you are seeing here
I suspect, you know you cannot trust them after fees hitting $55 and such misleading information about the Lightning network that turned out to be
a network of mini banks so it would be logical to conclude that these guys will string you along and drain you dry if you let them. 
13  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Its Bitcoin a good way to save money for our kids? on: November 25, 2018, 06:18:29 PM
"Its Bitcoin a good way to save money for our kids?"


Yes, sure mate and so is buying potato's and seeing if they are the new ones that don't rot and the word you was looking for was "Is" and not "Its"

Robots with lots of advert impressions keep pumping this post back to the top of the page, hi robots, earned more than a cent today have we  Cheesy
14  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: IF blockchain fails, what could replace it then? on: November 25, 2018, 06:12:46 PM
Block-chain is not important, it's just a rehash of something BitTorrent was using long before Bitcoin came along so stop acting like parrots in
repeating something few of you here really understand unless you want to talk about double ended link list with me.

A digital coin of some type that will scale to billions of micro transactions per hour and not just nine per second like on-block
BTC transactions is whats coming (like it or not) but it's not for the benefit of mere humans and is a fundamental requirement for
"The internet of things" and machine to machine (M2M) transactions but the big one is AGI and you should not confuse this with AI
because as a programmer this AGI scares the shit out of me and it's moving much faster towards us every time I look at it.

Did you know that not only can a machine play and win 100 grand chess master at chess and win them all at the same time but AGI can take
ten lawyers on who are all working as a team in court and still manage to win trial test cases !

When the machine says jump, jump will you because this is where we are heading and it won't take twenty years but more like five and
remember that no one asked you if you liked the new rules of the game.

See DTube if you want to see how only those with digital coins will have a say on the internet of tomorrow and then guess what will happen
when bits of software own all the coins and see robots become citizens, sorry already happened, Hi Sophia

   
15  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcon tulip bubble bears unite here! Bear discussion only. on: November 25, 2018, 05:53:50 PM
Lots of censorship going on here, shows how desperate they are but it's even worse in the software section of the forum.

Many of the natives who call themselves "Investors" won't even know the tulip story and are all to happy to see lead weights
put on many of the new threads here because half the posters here are bots looking to gain advert impression from the adverts
they all put in the footer of there posts.

Me is a honey bear, lots of honey for me after I jumped out as the price went below $18 but I should had got out just a few days
earlier after "Virtually free fees" hit $55 per transaction ten months ago buy who's perfect.

Buzzz, buzz, buzz, splat and that was a honey bee just got splattered after it came after my honey 
16  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Don't Lose Hope Just Yet on: November 25, 2018, 05:44:47 PM
The Tulip crash took time too but I got in low on BTC and got out at $18k and will have a very mere Christmas
because I am not greedy and knew how to read the writing on the wall after "Virtually free fees" became $55 per transaction
ten months ago.

Hey I bet you wised you got out when I did hey!

Mining rigs in China are being thrown in the skips because the rewards don't cover the electricity bills so if you are feeling cold
this xmas you can always pick up these rigs because I am told that they make excellent heaters if you turn on the hash-code
CPU war shitware that is core apparently to the smooth running of the Bitcoin network  Cheesy

17  Economy / Speculation / Re: Who here brought @ $20K? on: November 25, 2018, 05:34:54 PM
Not me but I got out at $18k because fees hitting $55 a pop per transaction was a sure sign to me that the currency and the software
team behind BTC could not be trusted and as you know that price has been dropping ever since.

Tell me how do you value trust in digital terms

My Ripple has gone down just as fast but the thing is that I still trust them unless they do something that is not written on the box like
installing ransomware on my machine or claiming that someone caught me "Tugging" as I was watching porn and now wants blackmail money from me
paid in XPR because that's happening all the time with Bitcoin but lets pretend that it's being used for real transactions (apart from buying weed) if it makes
people around here feels better.

18  Economy / Speculation / Re: This is not the end of bitcoin on: November 25, 2018, 05:24:20 PM
Bitcoin should have died so many times so far, but keeps going on

if you want to call "Keeps going down" to keeps going on then I guess you are right but the speed of the drop will decline as
the price goes below $100 I suspect and people "HODL" as they cling on to a pipe dream.
19  Economy / Speculation / Re: This is not the end of bitcoin on: November 25, 2018, 05:20:08 PM
Just having to say

"This is not the end of bitcoin"

kind of says it is all but over and from the "Virtually free fees" to having to pay $55 per transaction did it but the zombie
does not seem to know when to die.

Face it guys the software team and miners stabbed you in the back, zombies are up ten nil in the game
20  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If you did not listen before, now is last chance to reduce your loss on: November 25, 2018, 05:14:32 PM
I am still holding my coin and not planning to sell in this bear market. I am prefer hold rather than sell because i am still believe market will recovery again. Its true that this bear market makes me lossing more than 70% of my portfolio but its i am investing on the project not the price, i am expecting next year is good year for market

So you must like off-block Lightning network banker hubs and on-block only being able to deal with 9 transactions per second with 20,000 miners
helping to provide such a slow service.

Let me guess, you also like wasting CPU power doing useless hashing and CPU wars...... no, no it's coming to me now.........
........... you must work for Intel or AMD as a chip sales manager right  Cheesy

Lets not call it investing, gambling is the name and from a technical standpoint BTC has little to nothing offer today because as you know it won't
scale on-block and those days where miners can hold a knife to our throats and demand fees are well gone.
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