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the price is not only climbing... but its climbing fast!
bull trap?
Short your bitcoin!
Go Long!
wtv i don't care I'm holding for 30years and retiring a millionaire BITCH! FUCK YA
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E 11% N 88% T 25% P 67% ------- Total 191% what do these figures mean??? |
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so... they didn't say weather or not bitcoin is a currency?
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News of the decision doesn't seem to have made it to reddit yet.
has there even been a decision yet??? |
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i think, if you tear a bank note in half, that half with the SN number is the valid half .... the other is worthless
I guess it is different depending on the issuing authority - but this part not interesting to me! i would use an escrow service. but clearly you dont want that,
maybe you could send the public key and then the private key ?
maybe you could send half the other half later ?
The payer would still have an incentive not to send it. I'm wondering if there is something cryptographic whereby funds could be deposited at a BTC address, but both parties have only half of the key each. I'm thinking it might allow for instant payment for a retail transaction without the need for a counterparty. Nope, this is what an escrow service is for, but for retail.... escrow is useless, the retailer has a reputation to up hold |
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One way you can use cash is to tear a banknote in two, providing one half now, and the other half later.
It ensures that the recipient is not paid any amount in advance, and ensures that the payer has no motivation to welch on payment, as half the banknote is of no use to either party.
Is there an analogy for Bitcoin that might be more efficient than escrow and without counterparty risk?
i think, if you tear a bank note in half, that half with the SN number is the valid half .... the other is worthless i would use an escrow service. but clearly you dont want that, maybe you could send the public key and then the private key ? maybe you could send half the other half later ? |
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Instead of an exchange, can we just have a decentralized ticker that reports any supported crypto-currency? It would only report the trades that have the value volunteered. The reason for this is that exchanging fiat currency for bitcoin requires trust anyway. It's not that I don't trust MtGox to report the trades accurately, but if we have to trust them, why not trust everybody and then use statistics to account for variance in each vector of bitcoin use. We can use the same ticker for accounting for any alternate blockchain. This would also of course be an alternate blockchain and the current prices would be included in every new block. We could even charge a transaction fee for price quotes.
huh? i don't understand. |
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are the bitcoin charts down? for me when i go see the charts , the page loads but no chart  |
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ya thats what i thought, you have to find an offer yourself and once you do find an offer you want to take, you have to manually send the money to the individual.... send money to an anonymous individual, at your own risk  |
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Just move to Canada here loading your account with $ is as easy as paying a electric bill online thanks to VirtEx |
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Yeah but if you sold that 10k worth of bitcoins when it was at 2.50, you'd be selling them at a nickel a piece  that's just not true. |
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i agree BUT
its make bitcoin look bad....
anyway if someone looks into bitcoin, the will come to understand that fact quickly, and tell their friends.
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my girl friend said she will leave me if i post one of these flyers up anywhere ... lol
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i was just thinking how excited people would have been if it had gone from $2.04 to $2.72.
true, there are many easily excitable in the audience. i guess for many of us bitcoin was the first "stock market" experience , a bull trap can look like something to get excited about when you don't know |
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I suggested you could add some tear off strips on the bottom with a url on them and stick them to power poles and community noticeboards. Even better some sticky tape with bitcoin logos on to attach them with good tip. Done! Edit: weusecoins.com is a better place for a complete newbi to start, the video is very cool |
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looks like are dream of buying bitcoins at 1$ is over
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it really is cheaper!
what do you guys think good investment here?
what will you do with the investment money?
how dose it work, why can you offer cheaper prices?
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I bought 25$ worth of bitcoin when it was ~0.75$
and then 100$ worth when it was ~13$
I'm saving these coins. and buying more as price drops
In the end i'll have invested 200$
i don't like buying things online because of the shipping and handling fees.
if there was a place in Montreal that accepts bitcoin i would go there weekly!
i would keep my 200$ investment, and only buy more coins when i plan to spend them.
if buying in btc was somehow cheeper. like a Groupon for bitcoin. i would buy.
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just call bitcoin a Crypto-currencies, and make up some laws.
And here we have it folks, it really is that easy. Just like we will all be billionaires next year when bitcoins are trading for $100000. and ill bet the law they will make up will be... decentralized Crypto-currencies are illegal!!! everyone delete your BTCs or Else! |
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