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Bitcoin is getting bigger that ever.
More people= more random threads.
I do not believe it means anything.
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Of course if it goes that high I will be happy (and will sell!). However I'd be happy if it stablized around 1000USD and simply became easier to use in everyday situations. Recently I bought something from a website and apparantly my credit card payment went through paypal, I thought: how stupid, why can't I pay with bitcoin?
I hope the future finds me soon!
I think that the best way to raise the price of btc is in its adoption. The Bloomberg story was great to hear. We just need more like it! |
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I just watched The Perks of Being a Wall Flower.
Its was pretty nice. Now looking to watch 12 Monkeys
This one was surprisingly very good "Memento" was very good, "some likes it hot" is an excellent old movie
Memento is super good. You definitely have to be in the mood to think though, or you will get lost so fast... Right, I've liked The Prestige and Rounders as well The Prestige was good...Christian Bale hardly ever (if ever) does a bad movie. Rounders was good too. Supposedly #2 is in the works with the entire cast except perhaps John Malkovich coming back. Edward Norton used not to make any bad movies as well He went on a great run in the late 90's early 00's. Fight Club and Rounders will always be classics. |
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Bitcoin will go way higher than 1000 Dollars. If you don't believe this I hope you sell out now for a loss. More for the rest of us. Thanks.
I believe so too. Think about where it is today versus where it was May 1st of last year... |
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We can do something to stop it .
Like clearing shitcoin .
I'd be all in favor of it. Need some ideas. It's amazing that newbies still just on new coins with 3% PREMINE or 4% PREMINE or more. Really is craziness that they expect it to be worth anything. |
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Show them how you love them. Teach them good morals. Teach them how to deal with problems. Teach them dedication to work. Teach them how to love and respect their parents, other peoples and their own.
And spend lots and lots of time with them! |
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I received payment and left positive trust.
Really happy! I thought the payments were not until tomorrow.
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Nice to see this is still kicking.
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Does it matter if we don't have the answers but we question everything u say?
There are no answers to some questions, right? Does a question always need an answer? |
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It is not sheltering children by not letting them see some of the horrors of life before they are ready. It could lead to being traumatized, issues, anxiety, etc down the road.
Each child is different. Each nation is different. A child in Vietnam would be more prepared to deal with extreme poverty than a child growing up in St. Louis, Missouri. I don't think there can be a blanket way to raise a child.
My wife and I will teach are children the realities of life, but will not do it before they are mentally prepared.
When do you consider that a average kid is mentally prepared? 18? I think a person's ground morals are set at a early age and I don't think they change when growing up unless they experience some unusual bad event. As I said before, I don't think a blanket statement could be used such as 'this is the age a child is mentally prepared to deal with the atrocities in Darfur'. I see it (and this is my own humble opinion) as something that parents should decide on a case by case basis. It could vary greatly within the same family among siblings. |
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Old school Nintendo...Final Fantasy.
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It is not sheltering children by not letting them see some of the horrors of life before they are ready. It could lead to being traumatized, issues, anxiety, etc down the road.
Each child is different. Each nation is different. A child in Vietnam would be more prepared to deal with extreme poverty than a child growing up in St. Louis, Missouri. I don't think there can be a blanket way to raise a child.
My wife and I will teach are children the realities of life, but will not do it before they are mentally prepared.
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"we are pleased to announce today that Bloomberg is providing bitcoin pricing to our 320,000+ global subscribers. By typing VCCY<GO> on the Bloomberg Professional service, business and financial professionals can now monitor and chart data from bitcoin exchanges Coinbase and Kraken, while tracking related virtual currency news and social media posts from more than 100,000 sources." http://www.bloomberg.com/now/2014-04-30/bitcoin-now-bloomberg/ Wow, great news. It's nice seeing more and more big name businesses accepting btc. I'd love to see a big name box retail store accept btc as a payments source. |
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Is there anyway I could sell some Bitcoin for cash in my bank account today? I have a bill due that I need to pay Today. I'm a registered user of both Coinbase and another exchange, Coinbase says 2-4 days until sold BTC hits your bank account, other exchange says up to a week...
Are there any options that get processed same day? I would even be willing to sell some on here to a trusted user and/or using escrow. Let me know guys, thanks.
P.S. In class right now I will check this as often as possible then be done here in a couple hours.
Where are you located? I'm sure we have a large enough user base where you would be able to find someone to meet up with and transfer the 0.2 BTC for $80. |
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if you were to stand outside an event horizon, and you saw an object get sucked in, it would take what seems like forever for it to go inwards.. on the other hand, if you were the object being sucked in, it would happen within a matter of seconds. so there is no objective time, it's all just relative to the observer.
and then you have the observer effect - through your consciousness, you can affect reality (at the very least) on an atomical level.
I forget which book it was, but Kurt Vonnegut wrote one where on one planet time was linear. Those on the outside looking in could see what had been, what was, what was soon to happen. Only those inside, the ones living within, would experience time as it was. I really don't remember all the details, I read it back in high school, roughly 15 years ago. But I remember thinking it was a cool concept at the time. |
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only ~$20k in terms of USD, however I paid for it all in BTC... so it actually cost me 75BTC.
about 80% of it (by GH/s) is still "in the mail".
Total return about 3.5 BTC to date.
WINNING!
Yikes, that's pretty rough. Were you screwed over in part of the bfl crud that went on? |
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I'm sure there will be challenges and new rulings in the near future.
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Wonderful news!
Now we won't have to deal with their hot mess anymore.
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We seriously need a pool to help out all the little guys! come on pool owners!!? what are you waiting for?
They're waiting for a coin that hasn't been premined 4.5% That is a massive premine. how many did Aurora premine? Why does that matter to you? This coin has a 4.5% PREMINE That is a huge percentage. Actually you're wrong. This coin was set to have a 4.5% pre-mine but it looks like it'll be a little bit less now that the popularity is taking off. Also other coins have 10% premines or 50% while we are a fraction of that. Doesn't make it any better. 4.5% is a huge PREMINE. |
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We seriously need a pool to help out all the little guys! come on pool owners!!? what are you waiting for?
They're waiting for a coin that hasn't been premined 4.5% That is a massive premine. how many did Aurora premine? Why does that matter to you? This coin has a 4.5% PREMINE That is a huge percentage. |
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