Ridiculous demand, pretty simple. It's going to be on BTC-e soon, the block rewards will halve soon, and Reddit may start accepting it.

Added as signature.

Address:

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Looking to buy at .025 BTC/1,000 IC. Also have various other altcoins that I can trade with if you're interested.

I'll completely take that bet. If you agree, PM me and let's organize someone to hold the funds.

There has been 3 MILLION DOLLARS of volume for Dogecoin today. Sure, 200 BTC is a lot of money, but shouldn't be too big of an issue.

Buying at .026 BTC/1,000 IC.

Oh god....

Wrong section of course, but yes, it certainly does stand a chance. After all, it has more daily transactions than Bitcoin and Litecoin combined!

Looks like we should stabilize around 70.

Eh, I don't know about that. Huge buy wall around 60, so there's no way it dips any lower than that. Assuming we get more support once people wake up, the show should go on.

Whatever, shit happens, but I wouldn't feel that bad about a 100k loss - what's that, like $75 bucks at the current prices? If you work a decent job in a developed country, that's a few of hours of work at most. You'll do a lot more harm beating yourself up about what happened in the past instead of just pushing through and making the right decisions in the present time.

Looking to buy about 30K. Send me some offers.

lol, totally agree. Heck, I'd bet 1 BTC OP is Proudhno or at least Proudhon.

Copied from a thread I just posted-

So, the other day, I was at the San Francisco Bitcoin Meetup, which had over 250 people attending. Great, right? Yes, absolutely. However, that's not what stood out - what stood out was the tremendous support there was for Dogecoin.

I've always been a fan of Dogecoin, because I think there exists a great community for it. It's already widely being used online - so much in fact that there are more daily Dogecoin transactions than transactions of Bitcoin and Litecoin put together. Sure, in total USD value it isn't super high, but it's actually being used for micropayments - people are actually using it to tip, buy/sell/trade, etc.

Anyway, at this meetup, there were several speakers. One of the speakers we brought in ran Kraken, a mostly European cryptocurrency exchange which seems to be very promising. There was a question asked regarding adding support for altcoins-

He responded, saying that they were considering it and they have received a decent number of requests to add coins like Peercoin, Namecoin, etc. He then mentioned that they were receiving hundreds of requests per day to add Dogecoin - and I wouldn't quite believe it if I didn't see it, but there were literally two whole sections of people who cheered after he said that. Like 20-30 people in a crowd of bitcoin enthusiasts, all with some uncanny attachment and support for a coin that didn't even exist a month and a half ago.

Anyway, I just thought I'd share these two things that I found quite amazing- that a little monthly bitcoin meetup offering nothing but a place to have a beer and talk could attract 250 people and the fact that out of the 100 people who were actually paying attention to the presenters, literally a third of them were cheering for Dogecoin.

So, the other day, I was at the San Francisco Bitcoin Meetup, which had over 250 people attending. Great, right? Yes, absolutely. However, that's not what stood out - what stood out was the tremendous support there was for Dogecoin.

I've always been a fan of Dogecoin, because I think there exists a great community for it. It's already widely being used online - so much in fact that there are more daily Dogecoin transactions than transactions of Bitcoin and Litecoin put together. Sure, in total USD value it isn't super high, but it's actually being used for micropayments - people are actually using it to tip, buy/sell/trade, etc.

Anyway, at this meetup, there were several speakers. One of the speakers we brought in ran Kraken, a mostly European cryptocurrency exchange which seems to be very promising. There was a question asked regarding adding support for altcoins-

He responded, saying that they were considering it and they have received a decent number of requests to add coins like Peercoin, Namecoin, etc. He then mentioned that they were receiving hundreds of requests per day to add Dogecoin - and I wouldn't quite believe it if I didn't see it, but there were literally two whole sections of people who cheered after he said that. Like 20-30 people in a crowd of bitcoin enthusiasts, all with some uncanny attachment and support for a coin that didn't even exist a month and a half ago.

Anyway, I just thought I'd share these two things that I found quite amazing- that a little monthly bitcoin meetup offering nothing but a place to have a beer and talk could attract 250 people and the fact that out of the 100 people who were actually paying attention to the presenters, literally a third of them were cheering for Dogecoin.

I find it funny that at the first sign of trouble, people are talking about things as though the value of all cryptocurrencies has crashed down to $0.

What was the market cap of all cryptocurrencies on January 17, 2013?

There may be some corrections, but I don't see anything other than growth for all cryptocurrencies, considering the large amount of mainstream businesses which are beginning the accept it.

Of course, mining profitability is a whole different conversation.

Made a comment or two on the other SocialCoin threads, to "earn" the giveaway.

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Great name, good coin. I'm not sure if the name fits perfectly for its purpose, but it's good nonetheless. I can see it getting on CoinedUp within the next week or two then hopefully Cryptsy in the future.

I believe it was tomatoes, olives, and peppers, and from Papa John's, like icey said.

Here's a link to the full album: http://heliacal.net/~solar/bitcoin/pizza/

I think the people who think living off 3 BTC a month is easy have never been to San Francisco.  Do people even realize how much more expensive things are in affluent cities? Food alone would be half of that - toss in a few other expenses, and bam, you've already spent 3 BTC.

I think the challenge here has more to do with actually finding ways to live on things you buy with BTC, rather than trying to maintain a budget.