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1681  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: where you get bitcoin every day? on: April 22, 2015, 01:00:14 PM
GreenStox can you show a bitcoin address that has the faucet's going to it? I appolgize if you have done it already, I just have not seen it.

I just would like to see proof as special software or not I don't see making .1 BTC a week.   You could prove me wrong though if you post bitcoin address with ton's of micro transactions each day adding up to .1 in a week.

GreenStox can you show a bitcoin address that has the faucet's going to it? I appolgize if you have done it already, I just have not seen it.

I just would like to see proof as special software or not I don't see making .1 BTC a week.   You could prove me wrong though if you post bitcoin address with ton's of micro transactions each day adding up to .1 in a week.

yes I need proof, whether it would have done, get a 0.1 out of faucet. if it is true I am very happy and of course I will be excited to play faucet, although 100 faucet every day, provided that the results are comparable

I dont know why you care aboout it, you wont get that browser software, its not for sale.

Here is 1 address that i use:
https://blockchain.info/address/1KuHWfanzksDWSa75t5qv4agH6N3jwsMC3

For obvious reasons i use multiple addresses because i work on an online PC to not expose the private key too much.
1682  Other / Off-topic / Re: Are you spending your Bitcoin? on: April 22, 2015, 12:56:12 PM
I try to save it as much as I can

Great idea, but also have you considered investing it at low risk opportunities?
1683  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: April 22, 2015, 12:55:00 PM
Anyone earned some Bitcoin today?


I earned 100k satoshi a few minutes ago from faucet.
1684  Economy / Speculation / Re: Do you think 1.00 BTC will worth more than $10,000.00 USD at any time in 2015? on: April 22, 2015, 07:32:36 AM
Do you think 1.00 BTC will worth more than $10,000.00 USD at any time in 2015?

Almost no chance, but $3,000 to $4,500 is a realistic target once things get moving.  Smiley

Too optimistic to me for the price to be over $3000 this year.

I don't think we'll see any interesting prices any time soon. IMO the soonest we'll see prices above $1000 will be 2016.

I agree with 2016 being the year where we meet ATH again, because this year will be the year of the downtrend. New and revolutionary projects ALWAYS have a phase like this, where smart people realize its time to pick up ripe fruits from the floor.

this is the stagnancy year, but we are on april only, still a long way to go before this year end, in 2013 was the about the same, bitcoin reached the ATH at the end(well there was also a good rise around april), it's still not impossible that a big pump will happen, although 10k remain unrealistic

What is ATH? Btw i agree with you, more turmoils will come later once Greece gets out of control will push prices to the roof.
1685  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 22, 2015, 06:31:54 AM
Where did you go to university if you don't mind me asking?  I'm assuming you're Canadian as well from your spelling Smiley

Last year I picked up a gold stock, as a bet against the USD with all the money printing.  I made a little bit of money, but spent a lot of time with a 50% god damn loss on the stock.  Meanwhile the USD rocketed upwards.  Just based on that experience I don't want to touch that shit anymore.  I've noticed Canadian banks and telecoms pretty much maintain a 4% dividend yield long term, and raise their dividends every year, plus they are heavily restricted industries.  I buy and sell based on the dividend yield.

I didn't invest for a few years, after getting burned in 2008, but interest rates are just too low to get anything out of a risk free investment.

No i`m from europe, but i guess all universities just copy+paste the same bullshit and feed it into the naive minds of students.

Yes the FED is just bluffing with their interest rate raise which is so stupid that i dont see how any experienced investor can fall for that.

If i were in the US i would invest in the stock market, because the dollar will go only down, doesnt matter how much rhetoric the FED puts, soon the QE4 will start to pump the stock market even higher.
1686  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 22, 2015, 06:23:33 AM
I got economic degree and i can tell you its bullshit, all they teach there is stupid Keynesian money counterfeiting based economy, and a bit of classical Smith economy, still not sure how they can teach both of these 2 simulatenously when they contradict eachother.

Yes investing requires timing too, but if you are in for the long term picture, not like a short term speculator, then just pick the right stocks and wait.

I think gold stocks have potential, the manipulation is the reason why, because gold price is now held artificially low, it can go only higher than tat, although it would not invest in Gold mining sector , but rather vaults or coinery type companies, or those who melt gold bars, but only those which are located in safe countries, preferably in the Chinese influence zone.

Although I decided a while ago not to invest in the stock market anymore for obvious reasons, if i would, then i would do those i said in the previous posts.

Yeah I learned the same.  I took some micro and macro but ended up specializing in finance.  There was no lecture on anything non-Keynesian.  There was also nothing on the history of money, how FIAT came about.  Where did you go to university if you don't mind me asking?  I'm assuming you're Canadian as well from your spelling Smiley

Last year I picked up a gold stock, as a bet against the USD with all the money printing.  I made a little bit of money, but spent a lot of time with a 50% god damn loss on the stock.  Meanwhile the USD rocketed upwards.  Just based on that experience I don't want to touch that shit anymore.  I've noticed Canadian banks and telecoms pretty much maintain a 4% dividend yield long term, and raise their dividends every year, plus they are heavily restricted industries.  I buy and sell based on the dividend yield.

I didn't invest for a few years, after getting burned in 2008, but interest rates are just too low to get anything out of a risk free investment.

Yes indeed, micro then macro and a bit of history of economics. I also took a masters degree specializing in financial markets (price,volatility, financial instruments), yet i cant believe i spent 5 years of my life studying propaganda when in reality i could have learned all that on the internet in 1-2 months.

It was as if its all basic knowledge, or in the sense that its true by default, not even questioning the whole system.

I mean the whole keynesian lectures were like: It's true because we say its true, argument from authority fallacy  Roll Eyes

And basically the entire education system is filled with arguments from authority, never questioning the root of the knowledge.


They dont tell you that central bank counterfeits money and lends it out to commercial banks that leverage it up 50-100x more and then lend it out at horrible 7-8% annual interest when they made that money out of this air, and then they expect that this printed money trickles down to the poor guy and helps him find a job. When in reality the poor people gets hurt by the most throught the wasteproduct called inflation.And if the poor guy can't pay his 7-8% mortgate they steal his real tangible house from him, so the banksters swapped counterfeited money into real assets, they are true criminals by all means.

(Keynesianism in a nutshell)

After realizing that i realized what a bullshit world this is filled with manipulators, tyrants and idiots who serve them.
1687  Economy / Economics / Re: Money is an imaginary concept, but humanity is enslaved by it on: April 22, 2015, 06:11:35 AM

Well the main challenge really is increasing the awareness of humans, but there are so many forces that benefit from having an ignorant population.  We have a bullshit education system that maintains that ignorance, where the values and grading system are almost upside down.  Look at a group of ultra successful people - it's interesting to see how many dropped out of school, likely because they didn't see value in it.  Even look at kids with ADHD.  They are usually totally obsessed with a few things in life, which are not mainstream, and that obsession allows them to be amazing at it.  Instead of seeing that talent, we start drugging them out at the age of 7 on ritalin and adderal because they don't give a shit about what their grade 2 teacher is writing on the blackboard??  That kid is the aware one.  Internet is helping a lot, as localized ignorance is being shed with exposure to other parts of the world that couldn't be accessed before.

Yea i agree, mental ilness, for the most part is a made up bullshit. We label them mentally ill just because they have a different world perspective. I mean an ant or an owl has a different world perspective but we dont lock them up in a white room...

Now of course there are dangerous psychotic people, but those are a minority, but these autistic people I dont think they are ill, they just have a different world view, which for obvious reasons the establishment doesnt like



With a conscious population, where humans are treated as humans and people don't segregate into national/racial/religious teams, there wouldn't be wars.  We're not there yet, but it's improving slowly.  Not too long ago, there were slaves and people were burned alive for "witchcraft".
I disagree, 50% of the population are just savages, i mean they can kill eachother over a football game, how more primitive-tribalish can you get after 2000 of years of supposed civilization?

I dont think you can ever get to those idiots, they will just remain the plague of society, then theres another 40% that are just conformists, they do what they are told, and not question authority, and the rest of the 10% are "enlightened" writers, philosophers, thinkers, the basic intelligent people that can drive humanity ahead.

So far society is organized in that way that those 10% drive humanity forward and the other 90% are just leeching on it.

Sociopaths are usually very charming.  But they lack the ability to feel or express genuine emotion.  People that communicate with emotion will feel a void there, and the rest won't suspect anything.
Doesnt matter, the conformist will always get fooled by them. They are the predators of humanity. Gizelles always get hunted by lions, the same way humans will always be hunted by our own predators. It's not like the gizelles have ever stand up agains the tyrrany of lions?  Grin


Decentralization just goes back to reducing the size and power of government.  It's amazing how much money and resources go to the government when it's well understood that any government entity will be the least productive.

Yea but let's be honest, some leftists may say that libertarians and such dont care about the poor. And the truth is, that we actually don't. So let's be honest atleast and dont try to lie about it. Being poor in a free society is only because of ignorance.

Being poor today can be understood, but once we get rid of these vampires, there will be no more excuse to be poor because all opportunities will be opened then and only a lazy idiot would starve in that society.
1688  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 22, 2015, 05:54:09 AM


I'm not sure how much an economics degree would even help in investing.  I studied economics as part of my degree, and I can't really say it helps me much in the market.  It's good to understand the theories, but even top economists are pretty bullshit.  None of them saw the 2008 financial crisis until it was too late.  Only the Austrian economists/some libertarians saw it, and they didn't teach that in university.  With trading, timing is key.  Investing in a shit stock with good timing will yield returns.  Investing in a great stock with bad timing won't.

Banking, telecom and technology is what I like.  I liked gold too, but the price of gold and how easily it's manipulated by paper contracts is something I don't like.

Just take the rich guy's stock - Berkshire.

I got economic degree and i can tell you its bullshit, all they teach there is stupid Keynesian money counterfeiting based economy, and a bit of classical Smith economy, still not sure how they can teach both of these 2 simulatenously when they contradict eachother.

Yes investing requires timing too, but if you are in for the long term picture, not like a short term speculator, then just pick the right stocks and wait.

I think gold stocks have potential, the manipulation is the reason why, because gold price is now held artificially low, it can go only higher than tat, although it would not invest in Gold mining sector , but rather vaults or coinery type companies, or those who melt gold bars, but only those which are located in safe countries, preferably in the Chinese influence zone.

Although I decided a while ago not to invest in the stock market anymore for obvious reasons, if i would, then i would do those i said in the previous posts.
1689  Economy / Economics / Re: EUR might drop below USD on: April 22, 2015, 05:30:30 AM
that so bad, i still have some eur Tongue
I think this is bad for the economy in europe but this is good news for americans Tongue

The value of USD is not actually increasing. So in reality, it is not good news for the Americans (check the gold price in USD, or silver price in USD, per ounce). In the past 3-4 months, gold has stayed at around $1,200 per oz. with hardly any movement.

Relativity, from other currencies standpoint it is, but from purchasing power standpoint it sinks like any other currency.

Its just that the USD is the boat that sinks the slowest.
1690  Economy / Economics / Re: Money is an imaginary concept, but humanity is enslaved by it on: April 22, 2015, 05:29:05 AM
I `m not sure our predatory species ever had a philosopher as leader. We only chose from 2-3 tyrants that are currently available, and then support the consequences. Even if voters would honestly want a great leader, the problem is there is none available. The political class if filled with warmongers and powermongers that are thirsty for more power and control. Every single law they pass reflect this.

I`m not sure what ideal leader you want but for me, I just dont want any, i want to be left alone from their silly game, and let the fools play it.

Well when have we ever had a majority aware/conscious population?  It goes hand in hand.
And you will never have one, maybe perhaps 10-15% at most, most people are just born ignorants. So thats why any "majority rule" based democracy is an insane concept.


I think there are many great leaders, but they don't end up in politics, nor should they.  Their talent would be wasted in politics.  Current politics is based on manipulating the population, and chronic dishonesty is a job suited for a sociopath.  So it's the sociopath that can look into the camera and blatantly lie to millions of people, and then sleep fine at night that ends up at the top of the political chain.

I dont think the leader itself is a good way of organizing society in peace. Now in war or emercencies it might come in handy to organize people by force for their own survival, but in peace times , which are not that many lately (central banks feed wars) a leader is generally not needed, people can organize themselves voluntarly or defend themselves from agressors.

Besides most sociopathic rulers are so charming that it can easily fool any people who is not a expert on this. I`ve seen sociopaths infiltrate in the freedom movements too just to lurk there, gain power and then become the next tyrant.


Sounds like you are looking for an anarchy type system.  I would prefer that as well, but it needs to happen one step at a time.  Big government and centralized planning is a few major steps from anarchy.

Yes but based on capitalism, where the forces would be so decentralized that really these sociopaths would not have more power than a few men.

I want a competition so big that by default prohibits anyone from gaining too much economic/political or military power.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-capitalism
1691  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Selling my attractive 468x60 banner! on: April 22, 2015, 05:20:48 AM
In the meantime the original banner is still for sale, or any other modified version that you specify, I design nice banners, so order now! Wink
1692  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 22, 2015, 05:11:53 AM
Is it better to save money in bank or invest it online, in real estate or maybe gold?
I guess it depends in what contry you live in and what the banks are like.
I would never bank my savings in a country like Greece where they just take your money when the country is in trouble. There is alao a lot of places worse than Greece for banking.
Gold is always a safe bet for investment but as others have said bitcoin has better growth potenial.
As always only invest what you can afford to lose.

Yeah like what other country would not do the same in their position? The other countries are just lucky that they are not in the same position, but they would do the same.

Which they will do soon enough, the greece problem is not local, its the same everywhere in the world,and soon other countries will have problems too.
1693  Economy / Economics / Re: Money is an imaginary concept, but humanity is enslaved by it on: April 22, 2015, 05:08:44 AM

Actually nowadays people have the right to elect the government, however they don't have the right to elect central bank, therefore central bank is called dictatorship by some protesters

The interesting thing is, this dictatorship is not enforced by violence, but by ignorance and no knowledge about money creation. People can think it is important to select a government that supports gay marriage, while they don't think it is important to select a central bank without printing more money (thus they become the slave)

Central bank only need to setup a Nobel price of economics and tell people: If they don't print money then economy will fall into recession.  Then people will accept it. Money creation is a topic that is too far from average Joe's life, and although long term wise he is affected by it, in a couple of years' time frame he will not feel any difference between two different monetary policy


They expect the elected "public servants" tyrants to do something about it. The voters have this crazy delusion that they think the people control the government, when in reality the people are just tagged slave sheeps ruled by cunning tyrant wolfs.

The voters do hold the power, but it's a power that goes unused because the awareness isn't there.  With a majority ignorant population, voting loses its power.  With a more aware/conscious population, you'd have more philosophers as leaders, rather than politicians.

Here's one of my favourite quotes, by a French philosopher whose name I forgot lol - "There are no political solutions, only technological ones; the rest is propaganda"  Until voters understand that, the right type of leader will never stand a chance against propaganda.

I `m not sure our predatory species ever had a philosopher as leader. We only chose from 2-3 tyrants that are currently available, and then support the consequences. Even if voters would honestly want a great leader, the problem is there is none available. The political class if filled with warmongers and powermongers that are thirsty for more power and control. Every single law they pass reflect this.

I`m not sure what ideal leader you want but for me, I just dont want any, i want to be left alone from their silly game, and let the fools play it.
1694  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: April 22, 2015, 05:05:04 AM

If it was easy to invest in the stock market, then everyone would be rich if they felt like being in the stock market.  With interest rates as low as they are, you could even lever up and multiply your returns.

I agree with you that the monetary expansion is pumping the stock market, but there are still many people that have negative returns.

I also agree that the economy will implode if the money printing stops, and I've thought that way for years.  But at the end of the day the Fed is a one trick pony.  The universal solution to any problem is keep that printing press going.  So while I understand there is a possibility of a crash, I still keep a certain % of funds hedged with the banksters and rich folks.

Well yea, you also have to choose the industry to invest in, maybe a little bit of skill, but not so much as you would not need an economic degree to do it.

I mean i would not invest in the baker industry or some random shit like that. Invest in the industry where you know the most money will go: Banking Sector, Telecom, Gold Mining, Software companies, other Private Investor groups closely tied to the banking sector.

If i were you i would just check 1 of a rich guys portfolio and copy paste it.
1695  Economy / Speculation / Re: Do you think 1.00 BTC will worth more than $10,000.00 USD at any time in 2015? on: April 22, 2015, 05:00:36 AM
Do you think 1.00 BTC will worth more than $10,000.00 USD at any time in 2015?

Almost no chance, but $3,000 to $4,500 is a realistic target once things get moving.  Smiley

Too optimistic to me for the price to be over $3000 this year.

I don't think we'll see any interesting prices any time soon. IMO the soonest we'll see prices above $1000 will be 2016.

I agree with 2016 being the year where we meet ATH again, because this year will be the year of the downtrend. New and revolutionary projects ALWAYS have a phase like this, where smart people realize its time to pick up ripe fruits from the floor.

Just dont count bitcoin out yet, there will be some turmoils in the market soon. Greece will guarantee that. So if the Bitcoin gone up to 1000$ because Cyprus freezed bank accounts. Just think how much it will go up if Greece does the same, better yet the whole EU.

Global economic crisis feeds bitcoin. Its the perfect panic hedging currency by far (+gold & silver) Cheesy
1696  Other / Off-topic / Re: Post your Total time logged into Bitcointalk on: April 22, 2015, 04:57:38 AM
Total time logged in: 6 days, 6 hours and 6 minutes.

Now thats some unusual number lol.
1697  Economy / Economics / Re: EUR might drop below USD on: April 22, 2015, 04:56:58 AM
that so bad, i still have some eur Tongue
I think this is bad for the economy in europe but this is good news for americans Tongue

Me too but i try to get rid of it, so far it hasnt been seen in bitcoin, as due to all these fuking regulation the BTC/EUR price dropped, even if EUR's absolute purchasing power declined.

Altough i would not invest in dollar either, sure everybody flees into the dollar, but they dont want strong dollar as their national debt will suffer on it, so if the strong dollar continues, they will be forced to do a QE4.

So if you really want a good trade then probably hold USD for a few months until it gets stronger but not more, and then buy Bitcoin with it lol.
1698  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: April 22, 2015, 04:53:18 AM
from signature campaign.

It is not really a gain, it is just a promise of being paid in the future.

so there are some honest operators that will pay for signature pad?
Yea i earned like 0.04 bitcoin already from my current signature campaign check it out, its the highest paying to my knowledge:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=907271.0
1699  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: INVEST BITCOIN!!! on: April 22, 2015, 04:51:35 AM
Wow, 5 to 10 years seems like a long time . . .
I would earn a lot more than just to sit and wait for 10y to pass . . .
:-/

What is your advise for some short term investing?

Look for btc based loans, those are the most secure. Many other fields are full of ponzi schemes, so i`m sure you want a more safe investment.
1700  Other / Off-topic / Re: Let's talk about how hot Asian girls are. [NSFW] on: April 22, 2015, 04:49:48 AM

Now this is a string bikini I like!




You like hairy pussy of asians?
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