Latest posts of: Tronlet

Quote from: opticbit on July 10, 2011, 07:20:09 PM

but I don't want to look at a rainbow, and might make BTC look gay and deter some users.

Wait, I don't get it... why would cryptocurrency that appears to be attracted to cryptocurrencies of the same gender be less appealing? How does a cryptocurrency even had a gender? How many acid blotters from Silk Road are you on?

Quote from: piramida on July 10, 2011, 07:12:44 AM

So you seriously think US Dollar would be accepted as a currency in 2033? Highly unlikely, as a museum exhibit - maybe.

Oh you.

That's a ridiculously shady website.

What they're offering isn't credit cards, it's debit cards, their fees are way too high like you said, and their site is broken (purchase button leads to a 404). Avoid.

Quote from: sgravina on July 09, 2011, 11:01:25 AM

I'll buy your three bitcoins for forty two dollars cash. I don't trust paypal.

If you need the money that fast it must be a desperate situation. Is the mob putting the screws on you? Forty five dollars is a lot of money. Sorry I can't help with all of it.

Sam

Why don't you trust paypal, if you're the one paying? Any chargebacks would benefit you.

+1 to Houdini via AlertPay, trade went well.

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Should trading be closed on weekends?!

...Why?!

Quote from: MKW2012 on July 10, 2011, 04:32:11 AM

Not much action today with extremely low volume. We'll probably see the same type of action tomorrow, I'll be waiting to see what early Monday brings before taking an action.

You should probably be checking the charts right about now. Wink

Guys, it's all in the sunscreen.

I can verify that I am chilling with Satan right now, THANKS the joint!!!

I sent a PM to him a couple days ago, he said he was still sanding the resin down for a lot of them and was sending them all out as fast as he could.

If your order got in relatively late (I believe I was the last person to order, for example), don't worry about it, demand for these was obviously way higher than he expected and he only does resin as a hobby.

Quote from: evoorhees on July 08, 2011, 07:59:00 PM

I can't have sex with a Bitcoin so Bitcoin is useless

This is actually a very easy design flaw to fix, cut a hole in your bitcoin, add a little lubricant...

Quote from: piramida on July 08, 2011, 07:56:23 PM

Quote from: Tronlet on July 08, 2011, 07:03:05 PM

lol?

Not lol. I'm afraid that if market prices BTC at $100, OP's head will explode.

Cool then, let's commit murder together. I have quite a few bitcoin I'm willing to sell at 100 dollars each, set up a buy order and we can initiate them simultaneously and skyrocket the market. Sound good?

Alright, honest mistake. Like I said it's a gamble, so you don't have to refund unless you feel like it. In the future though, blockexplorer will show you where you've received bitcoins from, like here.

The actual bitcoin client is pretty bad at showing where you've received a transaction from, I don't think I've ever seen a transaction come into my wallet that the client was able to tell me where it had come from. (That is to say, it displays the same "unknown" text that you saw.)

Quote from: piramida on July 08, 2011, 06:12:18 PM

You can not judge whether it's high or low because that is what it costs now. You better understand it now, or you will have some very hard time understanding $100 per BTC later.

lol?

Quote from: FreeBTC on July 08, 2011, 02:26:05 PM

Only two people entered and they all have confirmations

Wait, then what's this in my inbox?

Here's my payment to the address your lottery was using:

Anyway, if you're actually planning on refunding, I put in 0.15 bitcoins (as you can see above with a transaction fee) and you can send it to 1GqMPMMqUQcdazE7iFCCo4WnKVuhD2MpMk, which is the address you originally got it from as you can see on blockexplorer.

A tip for the future: If you aren't going to actually refund, no need to send out PMs saying you will.

Blockexplorer: http://blockexplorer.com/address/18qCyEDnirENF3aJBeJAbtBSNLsfaK1Ppr

Haven't received any refund...

Not that I'd expect any otherwise, pyramid games naturally have this risk to them, but I thought I should let you know, since you seemed to be thinking you had refunded everyone.

http://bitcoinwatch.com/

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Quote from: kloinko1n on July 07, 2011, 06:57:10 AM

If your neighbourhood gets hit by an EMP, where do you think you will get the electricity to run your computer with on which your bitcoins reside(d)?

What? EMPs aren't magic devices that permanently disable electricity by hacking reality...

Quote from: ribuck on July 06, 2011, 10:50:15 AM

Realistically there's no way that Bitcoin will be mentioned in the new constitution. Nor is that needed. All that is needed is that there are no laws prohibiting Bitcoin.

I suggest you focus on the incredible opportunities for commerce and innovation that will be opened up by the first country to embrace Bitcoin. All it needs is for someone at the top to say that Bitcoins are OK, and it will dispel the fear and legal uncertainty that currently permeates the Bitcoin ecosystem.

I'm pretty sure that's exactly what he is focusing on. If any top official in any first-world country mentions Bitcoin in a neutral or positive light, it would greatly increase confidence in Bitcoin, no matter how short a mention.