blah blah hate hate hate blah blah
 Buy more silver. It's the only thing that the evil Illuminati haven't thought of in their diabolical master plan. |
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I don't have any real issues with Brexit. The EU is a very recent development that was pretty much imposed on the people of Europe, which unlike the EU has existed for hundreds of years. If people don't like the EU, then fuck it. That's what democracy means. Not that I'm a fan of democracy since all the wrong people get to vote on matters that they haven't studied rigorously enough to even begin having a basic grasp on them, but alas, we supposedly live in democracies.
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Dude have you actually spent any time in London?
I am there regularly and I don’t recall seeing any Saudi sponsored mosques.
My biggest complaint is no mobile coverage on the Tube. Wtf is up with that?
I have been to London, yes. And there are parts that are pretty much fine, for now (after all the richest people in the world gather there). But I wouldn't want to go anywhere near East London, especially during the night. But anyways, the Saudis provide Mosques and book stores in the UK with Wahabi interpretations of Islam and actively radicalize people. Edit: That's pretty old news too, which even the BBC has covered years ago before you went to prison for a dog doing the Nazi salute. |
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#MBGA !!!
Make Belgium Great Again ? Serious question: What's wrong with Belgium ? How about "Make Britain Great Again". Seriously. I can't believe the stories I'm hearing coming out of Londonistan. There were two events that I'm quite happy didn't turn out as planned in my life. One of them was going to one of the elite universities in London. Not going there saved me from wasting my time with an Economics degree in the short term, while keeping me away from Saudi sponsored Mosques and bullshit in the mid-term and possibly long-term. I'm surprised that people aren't leaving London in masses. |
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We need to change orange to "HODLers" and bears to "REKT bears".  The center obviously has an underwater and a sky city respectively for HODLers. Thought that much was a given. |
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Been aware of it for a while, but still haven't watched it. Is it worth? |
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life at the bottom not all bad  Ramen is the food of Kings and Gods. Excluding instant stuff though, which is alright but simply cannot compete. |
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very quick short list for a small "game list" or how i have to call it..... only when breaking 12288 dollar price..... almost same rules as the list before just a winning date AND .15 BTC for correct date only accounts with minimum 5 Merit and 20 activity (last time to many new pop't up  ) LIST CLOSES tuesday 12 CET allways CET time no execptions just for quick enjoyment normal tommorrow i look @the dates.... firts one posted has the choosen date , some one with the same date have too take another one so look out a bit.... DATES sended in PERSONAL MESSAGE will NOT count let us break back 5-digits I'll take 21. July 2018. Thanks. May 31st please. |
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I see some good quality S & D happening today. Some talented hands at work.
S&D? |
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I got payment 212 LNC but value just 2$. It is joke, we all know gas eth more than 2$ to transfer coin. Very cheap this coin. I think participant bounty joined until finished is blood cried.
Where is mistake distribution from dev or manager campaign?
including those who are also disappointed with this situation, in addition to the grace received is not much possible due to long delays and the participants become very much, so the gift received is very disappointing plus there is no transparent how acceptable to all participants (if there is a spreadsheet report). and the price / value is very small, if this does not know why this way. but all this has happened ....... can only be disappointed. We need to see spreadsheets in any way. Otherwise it is nothing else than a fraud. Despite of the number of participants the reward can't be so little, because the sum of money acquired during the ICO was obviously quite high. 2% of 6500 Ether = 130 Ether. Of this 24% went to Twitter and Facebook bounties, so a total of 15.6 Ether for Facebook and another 15.6 Ether for Twitter. At current prices that's around 10k USD worth of LNC and thus a total of 500k LNC for each category. Apparently there were 16k users for the social media bounties, which leaves 31 LNC per person on average. So some people will get much less and others much more depending on the amount of time they've spent in the bounty. In either case, with only 10k USD to go around (thanks to extreme bear markets and not reaching the hard cap due to people whining over an extension) the bounty for those categories is obviously going to be lower than for other categories. Signature bounties were worth much more, but those actually require much more time and work than to just press a single button to retweet something or to like a Facebook post. Not sure what you expect to happen, there is no free money anywhere. |
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I don't know why we consider the "India" factor that much in crypto. Indian contribution towards crypto volume is surely not above 2.5% to 3% or so.
India has a population of 1.3 billion I would have thought a ban there is significant even if user adoption is low currently. Actually, more than 90% of population is completely un-banked as Torque said, more than 750 million have no access to even toilets (I'm sorry if it hurts someone around), and around only 400 million have access to internet. Now, at most, IMO, 0.4 million people would be using crypto in India, and almost all of them would be having very low volume. Are you sure about the 90% figure? Sounds a bit far fetched given that Europe and the US alone have more than 1B people. About 98 percent of all consumer payments in India use cash, and the high frequency of handling forces the monetary authority to withdraw about 75 percent of its notes in circulation in a typical year - more than the number of bank notes collectively produced by all countries taken together with the exception of China. I should've read more thoroughly. This is just about India and not the whole world, right? If so that sounds much more reasonable. |
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I don't know why we consider the "India" factor that much in crypto. Indian contribution towards crypto volume is surely not above 2.5% to 3% or so.
India has a population of 1.3 billion I would have thought a ban there is significant even if user adoption is low currently. Actually, more than 90% of population is completely un-banked as Torque said, more than 750 million have no access to even toilets (I'm sorry if it hurts someone around), and around only 400 million have access to internet. Now, at most, IMO, 0.4 million people would be using crypto in India, and almost all of them would be having very low volume. Are you sure about the 90% figure? Sounds a bit far fetched given that Europe and the US alone have more than 1B people. |
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We pop 4% after many weeks of 10% drop after 10% drops, and you guys are posting rocket gifs?  They cut off the part where the rocket explodes.  |
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a lot of angry peoples here.. this is what happen when you dont explain stakes
Stakes were fully transparent. Fixed amount of tokens for the bounty. Fixed amounts for each category. And every participant gets a proportion that depends on their own contributions as well as the amount of people participating in the bounty. Couldn't possibly be any more transparent and clear. Also, social media post sharing and retweeting literally takes a single click. So even if people complain about having done it for months, they really didn't even invest an hour of their time to do so. |
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Why so little paid, where developers, where clear explanations, or they raised money from the people and disappeared? It is a pure fraud.
Social media bounties were low because of the amount of participants. If hundreds of people participate for the same bounty pot they obviously will end up with a smaller share than if there were less people to split with. |
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Thanks for that link. Let's hope he'll get exposed for the fraud that he is in court. |
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Is there any update on that 1m Bitcorn lawsuit or did I just imagine that in the first place? |
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The polarity here and the unequivocal confidence that each party is 100% right, is amazing.
Just like all politics/economics/media, then. I would extend this to literally any argument that has ever existed. |
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I'll have to talk to Jimbo. The ATM I was looking at was looking to really squeeze me.
Go though the rates for all your nearest ATMs shown on coinatmradar until you find one that's not ripping you off. https://coinatmradar.com/This post explains how Jimbo does it. He said in other posts that he has to shop around until he finds one with a rate he likes. Some of them have a constantly changing rate. Did your ATM let you withdraw 2 $2.5k transactions anonymously (without ID) a few weeks ago? I assumed you must have provided ID scans to get that kind of limit allowed.
No ID required. To maintain a daily limit for the purpose of AML laws, they require a cell phone on which you can receive text messages. To sell coins, you enter your cell number and they immediately text you a code number to enter into the ATM. This unlocks the ATM and allows you to do the transaction. After you have specified the amount of the transaction, it displays a QR code to scan with your mobile hot wallet. It then tells you to wait for the transaction to be confirmed by the network. I always include a priority fee and it has always been included in the next block. After it has been confirmed, it texts you and tells you to return to the ATM and tap "redeem". They then text you another code number. When you enter that number it immediately starts spitting out $100 bills. The time it takes for the whole process depends on the time it takes to confirm the TX. It has never taken me more than a half hour. The cell phone I use is an anonymous pay-as-you-go Speakout flip-phone from a 711 store. I have several of them (all free from promotions) in case I ever need to exceed my daily limit. Because Speakout allows free texting even when the time has run out, they cost nothing and are always available. The Android device I use for the Mycellium wallet to sweep a paper wallet and send the coins, is a cheapie Blu phone they were giving away for free for buying an air-time top-up in a holiday promotion a couple of years ago. To get Android to boot up I had to insert a SIM card but I found that a non-activated card worked just fine. The SIM card was also free in a promotion and fully anonymous. I connect to the network via free wifi from a donut shop next door. Of course the Android phone has never been connected to my home wifi nor been associated with my identity in any way. Needless to say, I never connect to Google or Playstore. I installed Mycellium from an APK file downloaded on a Windows PC from the Mycellium website. Buying coins is even easier. You simply tap "buy", scan the QR code for your paper wallet's public key, and start feeding in cash. No phones or devices required. I'll never understand why people have a problem with paper wallets. They're easy to use and and offer the ultimate in security. Well you aren't in the USA where they have cameras and datapoints of your existence everywhere.. there are at least 8-10 people and a supercomputer assigned to EACH civilian.. lab animals have more freedom Lol. So in America there are 350 million supercomputers and between 2.8 billion and 3.5 billion people assigned to track all the 350 million civilians? Lol. Sounds legit. Conspiracy theorists =/logic A single smart phone would have been considered a super computer not long ago. |
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For those of you comparing gold to bitcoin, don’t. The gold price is suppressed because gold is too easy to mine with modern mining techniques. Gold has a supply problem, there is too much of it. We have mined far more gold since 1950 than we have in all of history, and that has flooded the market. The best estimates currently available suggest that around 190,040 tonnes of gold has been mined throughout history, of which around two-thirds has been mined since 1950. Source: https://www.gold.org/about-gold/gold-supply/gold-mining/how-much-gold-has-been-mined Further there are too many planned mine expansions. A single planned mine expansion in Australia (BHP Olympic Dam) would yield 15,000 tonnes of gold and 90,000 tonnes of silver. That’s almost 10% of historical global supply from a single mine. No market can absorb that type of new supply without collapsing the price. So ignore the 4th dimension conspiracy bullshit, because the author doesn’t know how supply and demand works in the gold market. Bitcoin is scarce. Gold is as common as dirt. Not to mention the very real threat of synthetic gold becoming dirt cheap with breakthroughs in either the synthetic process itself or energy (nuclear fusion), or future asteroid mining. I wouldn't bet on metals for the next decades as a safe haven. I'm not sure why people all go to nucleosynthesis and asteroid mining when presenting these arguments. The gold industry hasn't even made it economically feasible to do deep sea mining or just digging deeper. We haven't even pecked the surface of our own planet. I would imagine going down deeper into the crust and maybe even starting to go into the mantle would be way cheaper than flying back and forth to some asteroid. Because nuclear fusion is predicted for 2030ish, which would render energy as an abundant resource and hence make both synthesis and space mining more sensible than carving out our home planet. And that's just one drop in the ocean of inventions on the horizon. |
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