What is the problem with you? This report that I have written without payment and that I give out for free contains a lot of quality content, not only by myself, but also from a lot of other recognized experts in the bitcoin space.
If you engage in diffamation at least state your reasons instead of using your status to harass innocent people.
Fear of being a virus. Just copy/past your article on the thread. I'm sure a few people will enjoy the read. |
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Translation: Suckers, pump it up so that I can dump on you and walk away with profits. GAWCEO said himself this thing isn't mooning it is going to pluto My Hashlets sure didn't Moon...seems like they're lost in space  I havent touched cloud mining to be honest...since miners became unprofitable just been trading. Wish I had been that smart... |
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Translation: Suckers, pump it up so that I can dump on you and walk away with profits. GAWCEO said himself this thing isn't mooning it is going to pluto My Hashlets sure didn't Moon...seems like they're lost in space |
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Actually bitcoin going mainstream is already happening.
Not everyone started using computers overnight.
This process will take years. Deal with it.
If the Winkle twins are able to get Wall Street involved, we could see a Chinese type boon all over again. |
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By now, you're probably aware bitcoin's stock has continued to tumble ...
The author obviously has no clue. Exactly, bitcoin is not a stock! Sure the price is down, and I think the one statement about "depends on who you ask" is a fair way to put it. Some people have gotten a wash, while others have just discovered this new technology and are having a great time. I'm excited to see in 2015 how the Mtgox fiasco is settled, and to see more of this venture capital bring solutions to the market... oh and to see what new things I'll be able to spend my bitcoins on locally! Author fails to point out that price didn't "tumble", it had corrected after a Willy bot created an artificial valuation. |
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Newegg if you're needing computer equipment.
Seans Outpost to help your fellow man.
Sealswithclubs for a poker tournament if you have the time.
Amagi Metals for precious metals.
There really is nothing that you cannot buy with Bitcoin.
Are you looking for anything in particular or just have some coin burning a hole in your pocket?
Thanks for the little list. I heard Sean's Outpost is having problems so I won't donate for a bit. Amagi Metals sounds interesting too, thanks! Amagi takes a while to ship, but the orders always come. I have used them multiple times to order silver. One big positive using BTC with them is you receive closer to spot price than the other companies offer. (I'm assuming it is because Amagi doesn't have to pay the 3% credit card fees so they are able to pass along the small savings.) |
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Newegg if you're needing computer equipment.
Seans Outpost to help your fellow man.
Sealswithclubs for a poker tournament if you have the time.
Amagi Metals for precious metals.
There really is nothing that you cannot buy with Bitcoin.
Are you looking for anything in particular or just have some coin burning a hole in your pocket?
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It will go up and will not come down unless the price of BTC crashes. I think we will see a point of more energy efficient equipment keeping a lot of people in the game. But there has to be a point of some large farms running old equipment that will either shut down or swap out to newer miners. I just dont think we will see the huge increases we saw in the past.
I agree that miners will continue to evolve and become increasingly energy efficient, but the price point will also increase to a level that individuals are no longer in the game and the network will be solely run by large mining farms and organizations. |
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Very cool....Happy Anniversary to the top sports book on the web! PMed trans ID  |
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Since my experience in this bitcoin economy . i got many profit and losses.i also get addected to gembling, hence after a long time i realized my mistakes and recoverd myself and tryed many other things like cloud mining,trading etc...so,lets dicuss here with everyone that which is the safe,secure and fastest way to grow our coins.lets try to do something new.something like we can earn BTC a lot of btc without having a fear that owr coin would be stolen or something.lets start it.
I feel you have a few more mistakes to go through. |
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A good article. I think the title is just a way to get more clicks.
Author is fair about how the price has fluctuated, but acknowledges how the prospects for the technology could have promise.
Obviously, haha!
Yet, like almost every article pointing out BTC is a losing investment or idea, he fails to mention the role of Gox's Willy bot as the reason Bitcoin had its once artificially inflated price. |
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Besides being an inexpensive method of transferring money, he fails to address the ability to use BTC as a storage of money (or value). Checks and money orders are ONLY methods of transferring money. Their intrinsic value is that of a piece of paper. This is what Mr. Buffet is missing. Bitcoin, in itself, is the value and can be transferred along those same lines. Therefore, he is not understanding the essential difference.
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This guy is always different... Hes great, i always enjoy hear him talk in the Joe Rogan podcast. If you haven't seen the full committee video where he sat with the Canadian Parliament, check it out. Andreas is the single greatest person/thing/etc that Bitcoin has going for it. |
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I agree, the hashrate really skyrocketed the last couple of days. I definitely thought it would go back up but not like this..
It is becoming more mainstream, which adds to tons more people putting in mining contracts or small miners hoping to strike something. I feel as if the price remain in the low $300's that diff will go down. Now, if BTC value rises over $500's again, we should expect insane difficulty spikes again. 500 USD is expected to cross by the end of this financial year... at least once. We can hope. I don't see a specific reason for that dramatic of a rise. The last time we saw that kind of spike was due to MtGox bot manipulating the market and creating false/unnatural valuations. One legit reason I could see the market moving up so high would be the Winkle twins granted approval for their enterprise and Wall Street traders and hedge funds managers getting involved. |
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Payouts for newbie and jr member signature campaigns are really low. Try bitin.io, I had an average experience with them months ago. Don't expect to earn much however, you can earn much more when you turn into a full member as the signature is more visible.
The reason for that is people are able to create multiple accounts. The forum would like to minimize the spamming that would be created by allowing newbies to participate in the larger campaigns. |
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Cloud mining still profit??
If profitable, which many people feel is no longer probable, it will be a long, long, long time until you realize a return on your investment. A more prudent option would be to simply use your funds to purchase the coin and wait it out....making sure to use a reputable company or individual. |
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I agree, the hashrate really skyrocketed the last couple of days. I definitely thought it would go back up but not like this..
It is becoming more mainstream, which adds to tons more people putting in mining contracts or small miners hoping to strike something. I feel as if the price remain in the low $300's that diff will go down. Now, if BTC value rises over $500's again, we should expect insane difficulty spikes again. |
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If someone bought a bunch of Hashlets in the past month or two with a credit card, would it be reasonable to chargeback the purchase? Or, should they view it as an investment that went belly up?
Most people buy miners (including cloud miners) and leave them alone to accrue coins. Problem is, in this case, the company changed course and no longer works to make those miners profitable. Thus, the investment was made relying on a false premise. On the other hand, maybe a person should monitor their investments on a daily basis.
In conclusion, should those that bought with credit card attempt chargebacks? Or, since many people paid with Bitcoin, maybe a class action suit would be more appropriate (because more people could participate) for anybody that made a Hashlet purchase in the past couple months under those false premises and before the company changed course from mining to whatever this PayStaking scheme is going on now.
Or, do nothing, as sometimes in life people get screwed over and should use it as a lesson learned and move on?
If it was me, I would chalk it up to a life lesson that cost me money for not listening to what people say all the time and, also, quickly forget all the time. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I believe that will probably be best to just move on a chalk it up to life lesson learned to avoid people/companies with shady histories, no matter how profitable their investment sounds. It is upsetting that they were (maybe even still?) selling these Hashlets with a written business plan to make them the best on the market and always keep up with the new technology so as to never be obsolete. All the while they were marketing Hashlets in that fashion, behind the scenes they had moved their focus onto this new venture...essentially screwing over all the new customers. |
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If someone bought a bunch of Hashlets in the past month or two with a credit card, would it be reasonable to chargeback the purchase? Or, should they view it as an investment that went belly up?
Most people buy miners (including cloud miners) and leave them alone to accrue coins. Problem is, in this case, the company changed course and no longer works to make those miners profitable. Thus, the investment was made relying on a false premise. On the other hand, maybe a person should monitor their investments on a daily basis.
In conclusion, should those that bought with credit card attempt chargebacks? Or, since many people paid with Bitcoin, maybe a class action suit would be more appropriate (because more people could participate) for anybody that made a Hashlet purchase in the past couple months under those false premises and before the company changed course from mining to whatever this PayStaking scheme is going on now.
Or, do nothing, as sometimes in life people get screwed over and should use it as a lesson learned and move on?
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