I do a bit of coinbase, quickpay.

They also closed my Uncle's account last year. He's in the oil industry.

Okay, so a relative of mine who has never heard of Bitcoin in her life was asking me exactly how it worked. I tried explaining, but I'm not entirely sure she got it (or she was just refusing to comprehend what I was saying -- she does that sometimes). I suppose I could show her a few of the same videos I watched when I first heard about Bitcoin, but I'm not even sure she'd even really watch them. Any tips, guys?

Exactly, buying usb miners is stupid in any way you wanna see it, making back the roi is hard at this days.

My office I m smoker and the ladies sometimes will hint me don't smoke cause very smelly when I come back to the office .

My 18th birthday is on 12th November

As I calculate, it's going to cost me around 500$


So I need to earn that much money in these 4 months

Any ideas how I could do this?

Help appreciated

You can try your luck by mining BTC by solo, if you get one block, would be great

I bought guild wars 2 right when it came out. I was very exited for it to come out. I played it a lot to begin with, but then it kind of got boring I think. I started playing WoW and I really liked it, there are things about each game that I like and dislike. I considering getting back into guild wars 2 though but Im not sure.

What are some fun things to do in-game?

I would play WoW, but it takes a lot of time, and I sold my logitech g13 which I feel like I need to play.

I left the sig campaign, so now I can actually post a bit more about what I actually think rather than being politically correct to not get hit with "omfg, he's spamming".

So, just saying, bitcointalk is making me a racist. ._.

Hello, I want to try CPU mining, so whats the best alt to start? how do you think?
Can I get profit from this?

PS want to hear your opinion, not only advertising of your coins

Hi,

I'm currently saving up for a specific goal, mining bitcoins. I've seen the recent gains in bitcoin value, and I've been interested in them since I last found out about them about a year ago. I never got into mining them because it seemed a bit complicated and expensive. Recently I was perusing Butterlfylabs site, and I saw that they offer bitcoin mining contracts. I was very intrigued. This eliminates the hassle of setting up a machine yourself and the hassles thereof. It also means that, upon termination of the mining contract, I can buy a new one which will undoubtedly be at a lower cost per gh/s (given the advancement in their own technology after a year). Makes sense to me. I know they take a substantial cut, but that seems worth it.

Now what I need help with, is why this seems too good to be true. I'm no fool, at least I hope I'm not. I'm asking this so you can poke holes in my logic and identify where I'm going wrong, because this can't be true. I'm using http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/ this calculator to assist me.

The figures:

$1,000 in mining contracts from butterlfylabs, at $10,83 per gh/s.

Given the above, that's 92 gh/s.

No electricity costs.

Difficulty of 510,929,738 at the moment.

Profitability decline per year of 0.61 (I assume this is factoring in increase in difficulty please correct me if I'm wrong).

bitcoin value at $296 USD.

With these numbers, the calculator says I will make $6,728 a year in profit. Again, this seems way too good to be true. What am I missing here? What's the catch? I know bitcoins could crash in value, but it seems like a fairly minor risk given the nature of the world's fiat currencies being inflated away.