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1321  Economy / Speculation / Re: Accumulation Phase on: August 20, 2015, 06:34:27 PM
Once the XT drama is over and we're approaching the halving, no one has ANY excuse to whine about not getting a chance to buy enough coins. We've been in the 200's for almost a year. You can only blame yourself if you aren't and/or haven't been accumulating all year.

Also, to the panickers and people spreading fud, look at bitcoinrichlist.com. Do you see any of these big dawgs selling? No. I rest my case. There's a winner and a loser in every game. Once you sell you've lost.

No problem sitting out when the price is above 150+. May start buying it if drop below 150 and will definitely buy at below 100.

In all honesty, if Bitcoin drops below 100 I think it would be time to jump ship. No way the price could organically drop that low unless some event took place that spelt out doomsday for Bitcoin. Buying cheap is good, but if the price gets low enough it's also a good sign that the moon is not to be achieved.
1322  Economy / Digital goods / Re: [WTS] $20 Steam Card on: August 20, 2015, 06:31:48 PM
So if I were to redeem this in USD, I would only obtain $15? If this is the case, I would pay $8 in BTC (.0342) for it. I'm not on my computer now, so I couldn't pay you now, but if you are interested let me know and I can buy it in a couple of hours. Thanks!
1323  Economy / Economics / Re: Alright , Time to Dump or Time to Buy ? on: August 20, 2015, 06:29:43 PM
The price is insanely low due to the recent "flash crash". Even though the price rebounded within minutes (which is a very, very good sign), it appears that some of the weaker investors still have decided to cash out. Since the price drop is due to a misconception about the market manipulation, it is clear to me that the price will rebounded in the coming days. Certainly buy now if you can.
1324  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Higher Blocksize = lower BTC price...Why? on: August 20, 2015, 06:25:56 PM
The only correlation between blockszie and BTC price lies in the debate behind blocksize. If blocksize becomes a crontroversial issue (i.e. Bitcoin-XT/8MB blocks), then the price may drop due to tensions within the community, with some members becoming alienated. The value of Bitcoin is directly dependent on the community support behind it, after all.
1325  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Selling Legendary Member on: August 20, 2015, 02:01:41 PM
Others opinion on  Price does not matter as the BTC/Usd price is no more a Milestone in judging the account Price , Wanna hear your Price.
If you Just wanna go with People views , i will suggest you to check your account price by this Bot.

This gives the overall potential activity: http://dzlatan.pw/get_activity.php

Multiply Potential Activity with 0.001BTC and get your Price.


A big but useless post, and part of it doesn't even make any sense. Do you know for a fact that accounts are sold for activity*0.001 BTC?

Can you give me a floor price?

Haven't decided anything, partly as I see no precedence. Maybe 2.5 BTC unless it collapses drastically.

Spam elsewhere for your cents.

Hey bud, if you are a toxic asshole to people who express interest in the account, I doubt you will find many people willing to purchase from you, even if the price is right. Feel free to flame me as well, but it won't help you in striking a deal with someone.
1326  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: ★ The LuckyBit "Make Your Own Game" Promotion! ★ on: August 20, 2015, 04:05:33 AM
I've never participated in this giveaway before, I suppose it's time for me to give it a shot. Here you go

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Odds: 98.255%
Max win: 99.99 BTC
Name: Bitcoin Price Graph
Bitcoin Address: 17o4Dyfc7GMbwMgaeXhQQ74nqDcdmP7RVM

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Max win: 99.90 BTC
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Bitcoin Address: 17o4Dyfc7GMbwMgaeXhQQ74nqDcdmP7RVM

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Max win: 99.90 BTC
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Bitcoin Address: 17o4Dyfc7GMbwMgaeXhQQ74nqDcdmP7RVM

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Max win: 100.10 BTC
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Bitcoin Address: 17o4Dyfc7GMbwMgaeXhQQ74nqDcdmP7RVM

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1327  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A Core Defense Strategy on: August 19, 2015, 06:34:55 PM
Why would you actively work to divide the community? If the majority supports XT, why continue to fight the majority? Regardless of your views, one cannot argue that the wrong blocksize is more detrimental to Bitcoin than dividing the community. I dont understand how one can believe such stubbornness is beneficial to the network.

The majority voted for Obama. I'm not generally a fan of the majority getting what they want. Though I tend to think they get what they deserve.

There's no "wrong" blocksize (limit). There are tradeoffs. For people more concerned about preventing more centralization of bitcoin, small blocks are important. For people hoping for mass adoption, larger blocks are important.

I don't consider myself as someone actively working to divide the community. The XT threat was an announcement that divorce papers might be served. They've now been served. I'm part of the response. The "community" is already divided. We want different things out of Bitcoin. I'm open to options that would make the divorce less messy.

Bitcoin's strength and value are an outcome of the community. With a shrinking community, Bitcoin dies. I don't see why anyone who considers themselves a Bitcoiner would conciously work to shrink the community.
1328  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is this price scaring anyone ? on: August 19, 2015, 06:30:46 PM
i am slightly shaken, what exactly is causing this price drop? is it normal?
i wont be dumping but i am still interested as to why we are experiencing a drop

Where do you guys live? In the bushes? It's on television, "bitcoin at risk of split"

Gavincoin, nodewar, hardfork, hostile takeover, bloated blockchain, etc.

The blocksize war is scaring investors away.

It's looking rather not so good for the upcoming months or years. Coud well fork in two chains, then what? People don't take that risk.
I say double digits by years end. Recovery will be slow.
Trust is hard to win and easy to loose. Thank Gavin for that shit, he ruined it pretty much with his childish behaviour. He needs to go, maybe then we can recover.

This is simply not the case. A trader made a large "poop and scoop" on bitfinex last night, leading to the flash crash and subsequent rebounds. However, the volatility caused some panic sells,allowing the price to drop. The debate may have induced some of the panic, but it is not the cause.
1329  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: XT 12.7% of Network - No blocks mined on: August 19, 2015, 06:25:17 PM
Why does XT have 12.7% of network - yet no mined blocks?  Is it because the 12.7 are shill nodes without mining capacity?  This is a real indictment against XT as it means they are trying to manipulate the appearance of adoption.  What else do these XT proponents do that is dishonest? 

I haven't kept up too much with the drama recently but I do know that Bitcoin-XT mined at least one block yesterday, by slush I believe. Since this was almost an entire day ago, I'm sure that more blocks have been mined since, what makes you think otherwise?
1330  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A Core Defense Strategy on: August 19, 2015, 06:06:23 PM
Why would you actively work to divide the community? If the majority supports XT, why continue to fight the majority? Regardless of your views, one cannot argue that the wrong blocksize is more detrimental to Bitcoin than dividing the community. I dont understand how one can believe such stubbornness is beneficial to the network.
1331  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin XT failing? on: August 19, 2015, 05:58:01 PM
Quick ELI5:

Running XT at this time is equivalent with running Core. It's the same network, and the same Bitcoins. At some point in the future, if 75% mining majority is reached (but not before January 2016), the network will split whenever a miner creates a block larger than 1MB. This will not be accepted by Core unless they adopt a large blocks patch, but will be accepted by XT, and at this point there will effectively be two chains.

Running XT means that you will always be on the largest (75%+) chain, regardless of whether the fork actually happens or not. Running Core means that you will be left behind if a 75% majority is reached. Regardless of which version you run, coins will be safe (on both chains) as long as you acquired them prior to the fork, and for some time the chains will largely mirror each other.


= You will keep your BTC one way or the other.


I'm not OP, but thanks for this response. With all the drama and attacks being thrown around, actually nonbiased information like this is hard to come by. It's hard to get the bigger picture when you don't have too much support for either side.
1332  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Easily the biggest opportunity in a crypto. on: August 19, 2015, 05:42:58 PM
The coin sounds cool and all but John is going to destroy it if he keeps alienating people with his attitudes and methods.

Fake whitepaper.
Fake code.
Fake investors.


The tech and coding is great I'll give him that but his methods are troubling.

If this is actually true in regards to vanilla coin than i do not see any way how this coin could be successful. People are already super wary about new coins, and acts like this will undoubtedly turn the masses away.
1333  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A simple poll: The future of Bitcoin block size on: August 18, 2015, 09:33:33 PM
I am very surprised to see that XT is winning. I know this is not a lot of votes but still. I thought that majority of people here supports bigger blocks but not the XT.

I don't know what to say, but it seems there will be a lot of drama about this XT thing in the near future!

There is certainly going to be a lot of drama in the near future, and imo that's a much bigger problem than blocksizes. I'm not confident that Bitcoin can get through a heated debate like this for an extended period of time without taking massive hits in value (just look at the recent prices). I understand this is potentially just a blip in the roadmap, but it still signifies the idea that Bitcoin cannot survive without a faithful community, and alienating parts of the community is counterintuitive.
1334  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Vs Bitcoin XT (is there any difference to the average person) on: August 18, 2015, 09:25:58 PM
Your coins will still work on XT, but that shouldn't be your main concern.

I personally think 8MB blocks are superior to 1MB, but no way in hell do I think 8MB and a divided community is better than 1MB with an opportunity to compromise. When it comes down to it, the community is the most valuable variable to the value of Bitcoin. Without an active group of people believing in the value, Bitcoin will die. I see no reason to alienate certain members of the Bitcoin community when there is no pressing reason to do so.
1335  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How earn 1BTC a year? on: August 18, 2015, 05:22:55 AM
You do realize guys that you can earn 1 BTC/day, and not /year.

There are many trading and investments that yield that much, not ponzi, but real altcoins and other type of good investments.

There are many opportunities in the crypto world, some with big ROI!!

Although trading and investments can yield large incomes, it is important to note that no method in these fields is 100%, there is a risk factor involved and some people do lose the amount they initially put in. Trading and investing certainly isn't for everyone.
1336  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Missing 98% on: August 18, 2015, 03:50:59 AM
On chain gambling and mixing are what I would assume as by far the largest contributors. However, it is my educated guess that local trading either through localbitcoins or another means could potentially cause for a large amount of transactions, especially considering that some people are potentially trading 6 figures or more in single transactions.
1337  Economy / Digital goods / Re: [WTB] Optifine Cape for Minecraft on: August 17, 2015, 12:59:12 AM
Be careful, if someone simply transfers their cape over to your account, they still have full control over it, and can switch it back to their account if/when they choose to do so. If you want a cape, I advise only to pay someone who is willing to pay to put the cape on your account, but that sort of defeats the purpose as you could do that yourself.
1338  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Username Availability Checker Twitter/Instagram on: August 14, 2015, 02:55:25 AM
lol i found 5 programms in just 30 sec googeling that can do the same and for free

please let me know at the programs or share here with everybody..

no programs over the internet offers free username check for 6 sites together from a dictionary wordlist..

So, if I were to buy this program, does it come with a list of dictionary/OG names that it will automatically check? Or do I have to find my own list of names online? Can I easily import any list of names into the database of the application?

Also, to the person who asked before, this program would be useful for someone looking to sell accounts because they have quality (OG) names.
1339  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: how much can you make weekly? on: August 10, 2015, 12:00:57 AM
Participating in only things such as signature campaigns, giveaways, and other things that are open to the community, I can make maybe .15 BTC with my rank. However, by doing things such as selling skills and services, I can potentially earn up to .5 BTC or even more. It's really a matter of how much work/preparation you are willing to put into things.

wow what your skill ? you earn more with your skill
coinut give you 0.15BTC/week ? are you sure Huh?

I can receive a maximum of .104 BTC per week through the Coinut signature campaign, and +/-.05 more through participation in promotions and giveaways (which typically take place in the gambling section). With that being said, my typical weekly earnings generated through this account is around .08-.1. I also do freelance writing within the Bitcoin community, which is where most of my income comes from. However I am also taking a coding class this school year, so I may be able to expand and take on more job offers in the near future.
1340  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2015]Spells of Genisis Token Sale Launches with Shapeshift on: August 09, 2015, 08:47:55 PM
Will people be able to trade BitCrystals freely on crypto exchanges and other mediums, or is the altcoin going to be entirely for in game purchases only?
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