I'm not going to look at it simply because it is a PDF, and has the potential for bad code. Can you convert it to plain text? Sure, give me a sec and I'll post that version. |
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@Serge - I'm still editing too, and that's only half the reason for the delay. I also want people to have the same opportunity to be exposed to the info at the same time. The only way to do that is make it available at an announced future time.
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@Serge - Okay you got me. Please edit that to be:
You'll probably want to secure your Bitcoin positions prior to any possible price increases.
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@Serge - too right you are.  |
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@julz - I'm not making any claims about price increases. Again, what the price does makes no difference to me. The release on the same day as the conference is coincidental, but yeah, it's true if we did see a spike it would be hard to credit it to any one event. Still, it matters not to me.
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There may be no opportunity. The price may not change at all. I don't know. I'm just posting on expected possibilities. This post is informational, and really isn't anything more sinister than that. Although, I am amused at all the perfectly understandable suspiciousness.
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No need to apologize. It makes no difference to me what action anyone does or doesn't take.
hence the birth of this thread.  The birth of this post was simply inspired by a desire to give fair warning. This gives people time, should they choose, to consider their position at current prices. It allows people access to the same information around the same time so no one misses an opportunity. |
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No need to apologize. It makes no difference to me what action anyone does or doesn't take.
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@Serge - what the price of Bitcoin does for now makes little difference, because it's currently all based on speculation. The plan I'm putting forth will not be affected by that one way or the other; it gives Bitcoin a base of value other than speculation.
@kjj - I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
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It's not about hype, I just thought I'd give everyone a heads up as I expect the Bitcoin price to jump.
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It's a plan for the Bitcoin community. The eBook/info is free. This isn't meant to be any kind of promotion, except for Bitcoin that is.
I had no plans of posting the info anywhere else. The heart of the community seems to be here on these forums. There is nothing mysterious about my aims, as they are the same as the community's aims, which is to see Bitcoin gain traction and growth.
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Hi everyone,
As I mentioned in an earlier post I previously designed a non-inflationary monetary system (non-technology based) long before Bitcoin existed. I've been continuing my thought process, and to make a long story short I'll be posting a plan for Bitcoin growth soon.
This is a fairly complex topic, and as such the information is lengthy, so it will be in eBook form. (I suggest getting a nice cup of tea and snack ready for the read) I'm just finishing editing and formatting and will post it to this forum Saturday 8/20/11 around noon Pacific time. You'll probably want to secure your Bitcoin positions prior to any price increases. You have been warned...
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Hi,
I've been a lurker for most of my exposure to Bitcoin. I did finally create an account and make a post before all the trolling episodes started. This was around the time Bitcoin experienced price crashes. However, I didn't continue posting.
I believe I have the answer to the most perplexing question for Bitcoin: namely how to grow it.
I've been studying, thinking over, and formulating my ideas for a very long time now, and I'm finally ready to introduce them to the larger Bitcoin community. Please feel free to ask me any item to test my knowledge on Bitcoin, especially in regard to economics, and I'll be happy to show I'm not trolling.
To give an example, one earlier reason given for the potential failure of Bitcoin is that it's deflationary. As the exchange price goes up it gives people more incentive to hold rather than spend their Bitcoins. This was posted in a Quora answer to Bitcoin's success by someone calling themself an "Internet Economist". Out of the many doubt and arguments people had against Bitcoin this was one of the most solid. Indeed, that is currently what the community is experiencing now. I'd estimate 80-90% of the Bitcoin community is holding their Bitcoin with speculation in back of their mind. They are extremely hesitant to spend any Bitcoin now which might be worth much much more later. The famous Bitcoin pizza purchase is a prime example of that.
I believe I have a solution to the non-spending speculation problem, and much more important information to share as well. It's for this reason that I'm requesting whitelisting.
Thanks!
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Hey everyone,
This finally got me to register. I've been looking at bitcoin for a while now, and I've gone back and forth about whether it could work or not. I'm now leaning toward the it could work side. Either way I've done a lot of thinking on it. A few years ago before there even was bitcoin I actually designed a hypothetical monetary system to solve the current problem of inflationary fiat currency.
Anyway, the reason for this post is to say I absolutely do believe it's about time to move the decimal point, but not by 6 places. I have an entire post I plan to write and propose to the forum soon which covers exactly how, when, and why to move the decimal for great effect. It also addresses the naming issue I've seen come up on the forum repeatedly.
Will post more on this soon!
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