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Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Confession of a Degenerate
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on: February 10, 2015, 08:27:46 PM
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I hate whores/prost./porn and this whole field of "business". I think it's total degen. KLYE can also be an asshat. And gambling investors funds away is probably one of the worst things you could possibly do. But no matter what I think of him or his ways personally, you have to admit that things like that: This will be righted in time, I have no plans on running off nor killing myself until every last bitcent is paid back.
I must retain what little honor and dignity I have left and try to move forward from this while mending what was broken.
are something that takes courage. Keep your eyes on him, get yourself your money back, do whatever possible, thats what every investor would do. But don't just be assholes. It seems he is trying sincerely and that is rare to find on the internet. a lose-lose situation for everybody - so dont make it worse there are MANY people who like porn, prost and whores. in fact, this industry produce billions  |
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Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Senior Member oscarftw has not yet repaid loan as agreed
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on: February 10, 2015, 08:24:09 PM
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You don't have to have traded with someone to leave feedback if there's good evidence of a scam or strong suspicion one is going to be committed. If it wasn't for people leaving these sorts of feedback there would be a whole lot more scams going on around here.
you should leave a feedback based on YOUR experience with a certain person not based on what you hear from someone. You can never know what's between them |
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Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: RAXE.IO SCAMMERS
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on: February 10, 2015, 08:21:05 PM
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Raxe.io was paid to host the mobile wallet for the bluecoin community, and has decided to run with all the community members coins!
Please assign a scammer tag as is appropriate!
any real proof? |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin's failure to scale will show the failure of decentralized systems!
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on: February 10, 2015, 04:11:03 PM
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Its been 6 years and bitcoin has not gone mainstream..
even photo sharing apps are having more users, network effect and valuations than this..
One of the key reasons that bitcoin has not gone mainstream or it could not is because of the limit of tranactions per second and block size..
while people who want bitcoin to succeed try to innovate and take bitcoin mainstream with VISA like tps, there are people who want bitcoin to fail.
They are paid shills of central banks who want bitcoin to be as a nerd and geek money and never see the lightof mainstream adoption..
If bitcoin was a central institution, people could have raised a lot of money and could have taken it mainstream by now..
But see how bitcoin suffers, the core developers are saying something for scalability while some are saying other things, and in the end what happens is nothing and bitcoin just becomes weaker and weaker..
thus bitcoin inability to scale and go mainstream is simply showing the world how decentralized systems are weak in reaching consensus and go mainsteam
BTC was made just to make quick money. a gang is earning a lot of money from it and that's the story a so called decentralized system will not be "mainstream" ever. yes, BTC gang opened many so called "media website" where they present BTC as being something extraordinary but everything is only PR, buzz just to attract more fools to put money in... |
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Another MtGox happening right now in China! 500 mil.$ lost. Prepare for a crash!
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on: February 10, 2015, 02:23:32 PM
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TAKE THAT BULLTARD SCAMMERS! All my presumptions are becoming true! http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/11/business/international/hong-kong-issues-warning-about-bitcoin.html?_r=2"HONG KONG — Hong Kong’s central bank has warned against investing in virtual currencies, amid local media reports that a Bitcoin exchange may have run off with $387 million in client funds in what could be the biggest Bitcoin scandal after last year’s bankruptcy at the Mt. Gox exchange, based in Tokyo. The South China Morning Post reported on Monday that clients of the MyCoin exchange, based in Hong Kong, had approached a local lawmaker, saying the company had absconded with their money. An assistant for Legislative Council member Leung Yiu-chung said that Mr. Leung had received more than 15 complaints from MyCoin clients regarding the allegations and that these would be passed on to the police on Wednesday. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said in a statement late Monday that the case “may involve fraud or pyramid schemes,” adding: “Given the highly speculative nature of Bitcoin, we have all along urged the public to exercise extra caution when considering making transactions or investments with Bitcoin.” Calls to MyCoin in Hong Kong could not be connected. Calls to the company’s China customer service line were not answered. Bitcoins are created through a “mining” process in which a computer’s resources are used to perform millions of calculations. Advocates say the virtual currency is revolutionary because it is not controlled by a central bank and has potential as an alternative means of online payment. But the rise of Bitcoin, which is unregulated in many places, including Hong Kong, has stoked concerns that it can be used to launder money and finance extremist groups. Mt. Gox, once the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange, filed for bankruptcy a year ago after it claimed to have lost about $500 million worth of customer Bitcoins in a hacking attack. On its website, MyCoin says it is a “leading global Bitcoin trading platform and application service provider,” with a research and development team based in China. MyCoin promised clients a return of one million Hong Kong dollars, or $128,976, over a four-month period based on a 400,000-dollar investment that would produce 90 bitcoins on maturity, the South China Morning Post reported. The report added that MyCoin claimed to have 3,000 customers, each investing an average of one million dollars. The price of a Bitcoin has slumped from a late-2013 high of more than $1,000 to about $220, according to CoinDesk’s price index." Tighter regulations(total bans) for bitcoin exchanges in China(Hongkong) will most likely be established pretty soon. Byebye Bitfinex, Huobi and whatelse. I think Btc - China is registered in HK too even they illegally operates from mainland China |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Andreas Antonopoulos said Give Bitcoin Two Years
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on: February 10, 2015, 03:38:23 AM
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Would you agree or not? Bitcoin Only Needs Two YearsHmmmm... I respect the guy yeah.. But I do not know where his information came from. 2 years might be a little bold.. Maybe give it 3-5 years. I am still having doubt about that. What do you think? I think coming from him, the prediction holds a lot of weight. He is one of the major voices within the bitcoin ecosystem and when he shares some exciting news like this, people should listen. he is just another "shark" part of a gang.nothing more. don't be a dreamer. everybody wants only the money. nobody gives a shit on ecosystem ass. |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin 20MB Fork
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on: February 10, 2015, 02:47:34 AM
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^ Gavin is actually proposing increasing the limit to ~16.8 MB, and then having it increase by 1.4X every year, for 20 years.
He picked this number after running experiments to see how a full node would function with 20 MB blocks, and seeing that it could easily handle it.
good. create Bitcoin 2. it will be fun |
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