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2141  Other / Archival / Re: Best bitcoin faucets? on: March 20, 2015, 12:24:52 PM
Obviously:

http://bestbitcoinfaucetz.blogspot.com

Just as the name tells it, best bitcoin faucet list right there!  Smiley
please consider my faucet
http://www.chesimangia.it running from january 2014
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Sorry bro, your average payout is like 40 satoshi, i only have faucets which pay above 100 satoshi, increase your payour and then we see Cheesy
2142  Economy / Economics / Re: BANK RUN: Andorran and Spain banks go bankrupt, state refused to aid depositors on: March 20, 2015, 12:18:16 PM
European banking collapse is going on. People are going mad getting their deposits frozen. "Cyprus" scheme is in progress again.

Banco de Madrid Files for Bankruptcy After Parent Accused of Money Laundering

Spanish Bank Seeks Creditor Protection After Withdrawals


Spain suspends reimbursement of funds managed by Banco Madrid
Quote
(Reuters) - Spain's stock market regulator
* Says has suspended reimbursement of investment funds and variable income funds (SICAVs) managed by Banco Madrid Source text for Eikon: (Reporting By Julien Toyer; Editing by Paul Day)


No state aid for Banco Madrid - Spanish Economy Secretary
Quote

(Reuters) - Banco Madrid:

* Spanish Economy Secretary Inigo Fernandez de Mesa says at event in Madrid there will be no state aid for Banco Madrid

* Says deposit guarantee fund will cover depositors

* Banco Madrid filed for bankruptcy on Monday Further company coverage: (Reporting By Jesus Aguado, Editing by Sarah White)


By the way this shit is initiated and coordinated by The US with the help of FinCEN. They are able to arrest all assets on US intermediary accounts of "suspected" foreign banks and demand billions of fines. This is how US found a way to loot any foreign bank.

Here is original document from FinCEN regarding European bank BPA http://www.fincen.gov/news_room/nr/files/BPA_NOF.pdf

British banks are also affected
US seeking $1bn from RBS and Barclays
Quote
Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays are facing penalties of about $1bn (£662m)
each from US authorities for their alleged role in the manipulation of currency markets.


No wonder how the leverage got piled up, it was never a question of if, it was always a question of when!!!!

Also

"state refused to aid depositors "

Haha, guys please get a clue, the whole system was set up to rob people, TIER 1 COLLATERAL IS THE BANK DEPOSIT, TIER 2 COLLATERAL IS THE INCOME TAX!

If TIER 1 IS COLLAPSING, they switch to TIER 2 and pay them from tax payer money!
2143  Economy / Economics / Re: Deep Web Drug Market Disappeared Overnight, $12 Million in Bitcoin Missing on: March 20, 2015, 12:14:27 PM
Is BTC really that cumbersome to hold?

I'll keep holding my MŲ stash with a 256-bit entropied login.  For my petty cash, I'll keep using a key file.

I wonder how many "wallets" are "secured" with low entropy passwords.  There's no point in having a higher entropy key when the password used to "secure" it can be broken offline in no time.

Is the problem with all of these agents or BTC's clunky security implementation?

Is that a secured offline cold storage wallet on offline PC?  I`m confused about this , can you specify please...

So the criminals turned out to be criminals. I for one am shocked.

Now that's ironical...and self evident

So the criminals turned out to be criminals. I for one am shocked.

Not fair. Some time ago, there used to be honour among thieves.  Wink

Your tax collector won't show you mercy so why would these drug crooks do it?
2144  Economy / Economics / Re: What do you guess about he future of bitcoin? on: March 20, 2015, 12:08:43 PM
Everyone knows that bitcoin is not a stable currency here is a graph :


Do you think bitcoin have possibilities to be more stable in the future ?
What do you think about the future of BTC?

I think that bitcoin will become the world reserve currency , you can save your money and it's a way super secure than everything we can imagine.
The bitcoin now are are being widely accepted and not controlled by government


There is a long term decreasing trend of volatility.

You can just easily caclulate that by using blockchain.info statistics of price.

So yes deflation can cause prices to stabilize (unlike many keynesian propagandists like to think on the contrary), and as more bitcoin grows the less susceptible to manipulation it becomes and the more stable.

So go forward commerce and let's enjoy the fruits of it!
2145  Economy / Economics / Re: Sweden walking around in the dark on: March 20, 2015, 12:06:03 PM
Guys you are in a false paradigm.

It doesnt matter if the central bank is privately owned, or if its national. It's the same deal.

In both cases it's owned by a tyrranical money hungry and power hungry coalition.

The only way the central bank can become benevolent is if it ceases to exist, and let the market determined interest rates decide the interest rate, while letting each bank print it's own money, and let the market decide which currency to use.

Pure smithian capitalism of free market is the solution, not some corporative-fascist powerhungry group.
2146  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: March 20, 2015, 12:01:25 PM
Bitcoin, absolutely.

Gold is relatively stable and has had centuries (millennia?) to establish its relative value in the world.

Bitcoin is a disruptive technological protocol in its infancy.  It is still in the process of price discovery and as additional layers of interface are added on top of the protocol, the difference will be equivalent to the difference between the internet today and the internet in the 1980's.  It is impossible to predict what bitcoin will be like in 10 years, but I expect it will be exponentially more useful (and as such, exponentially more valuable) by then.

100% agree, the potential ROI on bitcoin is much higher than gold can ever be.

GOLD MARKET CAP: $6,824,099,383,549
BITCOIN MARKET CAP     $3,635,290,981

Gold market is 1,877x bigger than bitcoin, if a few billionaires decide to put 10 billion into the gold market when SHTF it will only increase by 0.14%

If they do it in bitcoin however thats 275% ROI !!!


SO BY FAR BITCOIN HAS MORE POTENTIAL!

Also let's not forget the fact that gold is heavy and hard to conceal, and mr. government can visit you and steal it all, while they can't touch bitcoin!!
2147  Economy / Economics / Re: Is deflation truly that bad for an economy? on: March 20, 2015, 11:53:45 AM
We are being told deflation is bad for our economies and this is used as excuse from our central banks to print more money and destroy our savings/currencies. What they say is that in a deflationary environment, the price of goods falls so people would not buy anything and would rather wait to buy in future, therefore slowing the economy. If so why smartphones sell like hot cakes?their price is falling and people are buying them actually because of that. Maybe because each time the price decreases customers feel like they are getting a good deal, therefore are prompted to buy!!
If our economies are not growing it means that there isn't much inflation pressure, so I don't see any reason to artificially induce inflation by destroying our currencies. I would like to know your view on that..also do you think bitcoins (deflationary) will see a wider adoption by retailers in future?

Nope its propaganda, deflation will increase purchasing power of people who can then spend more on stuff.

Yes people could hoard and some consumption will be decreased, however those consumption levels are not healthy anyway.

Resources are finite, people should not consume madly like nowadays do with this credit card scam system, and some businesses are not meant to operate. The financial speculative sector is like 40% of the GDP of any western nation, which is totally unproductive, it should be like 3-4%.

And besiedes the whole fractional reserve system that we have now is only fueling the global ponzi scheme of credit speculation, which is directly funded by your tax money and it is the collateral for it.

Thats why governments bail out banks from tax payer money because its the collateral for it. So its stupid when people protest about it, because it was set up this way from the beginning.

2148  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you earn money online? on: March 20, 2015, 11:38:55 AM
I need promotors , and affiliates, i`m willing to pay 30% comissions, so it's a good way to earn money online!

Here is main thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=995645.0
2149  Economy / Digital goods / Re: ●♦★██████ BITCOIN SOFTWARE SUPERMARKET ██████★♦● on: March 20, 2015, 11:35:43 AM
UPDATE v1.56

It's not a critical update, it's just a visual update fixing a few buttons and text to make it compatible to multiple screen resolutions.
So if you purchased one of the ones of VERSION 1.55 or earlier then you are eligible to get the 1.56 version of it for FREE!

■Also the Simple Clock still remains FREE!
■Compatible with v1.55 only, not earlier versions
■Also lowered the price of the Martingale tester from 0.0249 BTC to 0.0239 BTC

Enjoy and buy it now!
2150  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Woke up today and lost all my Bitcoins ! on: March 19, 2015, 04:30:57 AM
A Trezor can be used with Electrum as well, so users aren't tied down to MyTrezor anymore. IIRC the latest Electrum update for all OSes includes Trezor functionality.

I wont comment that i have no idea how trezor works.

Well, to be fair, I think a hardware wallet would be cheaper than purchasing a used, older, dedicated machine to just signing transactions offline. But then there's the argument that an offline machine can be re-purposed too so I'll leave that there.

As for the password bit, a more secure method would be to use KeePass with a strong master password, and then generate a very long, random password with KeePass to encrypt your wallet with. Just be sure not to lose either your KeePass database, or your master password.

Well it all depends on the level of security, i guess if you own less than 50 BTC you can go with Trezor or Ledger, however above that you seriously need something more static and "off the grid" of the all-seeing eye of Sauron lol Cheesy

Armory has an option whereas you can split your backup in more than 1 pieces, so you split it in like 4 places, go to a nearby forest, make sure the zone is not used by campers and tourists, and bury the 4 different papers near trees that can be distinguished

If you own 1 billion $ worth of bitcoins then its not good to take chances...
2151  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Woke up today and lost all my Bitcoins ! on: March 19, 2015, 12:23:32 AM
I`m sorry guys for your lose but its very important to keep a good security.

If you plan to hold larger sums of bitcoins, dont use an online wallet, you might never know what scammers lie around there.

So the best method to use is, an offline cold storage with encrypted hard disk, you can never stay safer than that  Wink
Pretty much this. If you have large amounts to store (as in 5 or more BTC) then I'd look into a hardware wallet to save them on, like a Trezor. I haven't heard of a user's coins being stolen on a Trezor before.

I wasnt talking about hardware wallets.

I was talking about cold storage on offline PC with encrypted hard-disk.No virus,malware,spyware,keylogger or other BS can access the bitcoin because its not connected to the internet ,and you will use a clean USB stick to transfer the already signed transaction file to the broadcasting PC, so that no virus can access it.

Even if the scam-enforcement breaks into your house without warrant and seizes your PC, they still can't access your bitcoins only if they know the encryption key, which you should hide under a marked tree in your nearest forest.

That should be the best protection i know of...  Smiley
2152  Economy / Digital goods / Re: ●♦★██████ BITCOIN SOFTWARE SUPERMARKET ██████★♦● on: March 18, 2015, 11:30:03 PM
I don't see how any of this is worth the money when theres free altnative software.

On an unrealted note, I saw when I was a lurker you were selling the source for a bitcoin facuet application, I would love to buy it for 5mbtc.

Yes you may find alternatives but none will be as convenient and easy to use as mine. I myself and my friends use them too, especially the Bitcoin Realtime Stats to keep track of the price realtime, i leave that running all day, the price just crashed like 20€ and i saw that in realtime, bet that no other site will notify you when stuff like that heppense.

Also the QUICKWALLET is my favorite, i can keep track of all my addresses (or addresses of my friends that i want to follow) in realtime, so i dont have to wait 40 minutes until Armory loads up my watch only wallet or to check them 1 by 1 on blockchain.info, its very inconvenient,so i can keep track of all of them at once with QUICKWALLET...

So yes there is alternative, but convenience, speed and ease to use is the winner, and my softwares are the best in that perspective.

Although if you find the prices of it too high or too low, please suggest a better price for them, and i`ll consider it, thanks!


On an unrealted note, I saw when I was a lurker you were selling the source for a bitcoin facuet application, I would love to buy it for 5mbtc.

Send me a PM about that,  i dont remember exactly which one, i`m selling many stuff here.
2153  Economy / Economics / Re: ECB protesters clash with police in Frankfurt, Germany on: March 18, 2015, 10:07:05 PM

European Union is collapsing, that's a fact. Demonstrations and riots are just a foreshadow of things that will come later. Some of the people who protested are indeed stupid people but reaction of the police was exaggerated.

Yes it is, for the citizens, too bad that it's not the citizens who control it but a maffia ruling class. Until they want to run it, they will. None of the individual maffias have in their interest to break it up because it would jeopardize the interstate commerce, euro is weak, but guess why?

What if the global fractional rezerve ponzi scheme would cease? That would be a good start.

Besides it's their own cleprocratic greed that is doing all the problems, and they think they can print out themselves off it, on the cost of the citizens.
I`m sympathetic with the citizenry who are tired of these tyrants, but instead of pointing their anger at them, they just fight eachother.

Classic divide & conquer, turn the people against eachother and finance both sides and then loot both sides.

The state finances the police, while the "honest politicians" will stand up for the people and will go and fix the problems and save the day, and then everything will be normal and start again, creating this dichotomy in the people's head.

When in fact there is only 1 ruling class playing this game again and again, and stupid tax paying sheeple fall every single time for it... Embarrassed
2154  Economy / Economics / Re: Will the Fed delay raising rates as oil collapses towards $20? on: March 18, 2015, 09:56:40 PM


There's no way they will heavily cut military spending and/or close bases and retreat. If they do that many governments will collapse and there will be a power vacuum the size of 100 elephants' anuses put together

Yep, especially now since the tensions with Russia and Syria are getting big.

Also they are not thinking about cutting other social(ist) spending aswell, pension, government worker salary, education,etc.

The deficit hole is getting bigger and bigger, so they will need to invade again to loot some country.

Probably Venezuela since it has oil.


Russia and China are not going to disarm due to a lack of funds lol...  Why on Earth would you think something insane like that?

There are too many special & powerful interests' that will make sure the U.S stays in its current position.

We live in an age where technology is a weapon and guess who owns patents, and produces the best technology?

If they are always 10 steps ahead of you, how can you remove or topple them ? JMHO

China is already number 1 economy in the world. And guess what China does the best? Steal patents and does not care about international copyright law.
If you have something good they will steal it and implement it in their toys. So why work hard and research when you just simply borrow everything?

I dont agree with patent laws, its bogus and monopolistic. Copyright, trademark and trade secrets are ok for intellectual property, but patents are just monopolistic and there are million things that can go wrong, like in the 1800's where thief inventors steal eachother's invention...

Also trade secrets should be kept secret, industrial espionage is not nice, and that should be heavily punished, but these patent laws in itself are really useless...
2155  Economy / Economics / Re: ECB protesters clash with police in Frankfurt, Germany on: March 18, 2015, 08:45:45 PM
It sure is a mess. I don't know if being misinformed and having bad ideas deserves being shot with teargas. Despite my dislike of leftists I think it just as likely that agent provocateurs were a large part of the rioting. That being said, it often doesn't take much to spark riots among angry stupid kids.

NAP or not, but being dressed like a clown in public street almost begs for them to be teargassed lol, their intelligence probably is of a mosquito, after all they are just parasites robbing from productive people and giving it to their lazy arses...

Also above these nutjobs, there is definitely hidden agenda behind it, now that the EURO is weak the USD can profit from it more and delay it's inevitable collapse a bit more as big EU bankers invest in US bonds instead of greece ,portugal, spain or italy trashbonds...
2156  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in Venezuela on: March 18, 2015, 07:17:01 PM
Oh man i`m tired of these leftist scum, they just want to rob us all productive people.

Is there any leftist that created capital? Of course not, they are lazy scum watching TV all day crying about their salary being too low so they vote in thugs in office to steal from productive people.

We capitalists make real wealth, products and services, (look my products in my signature) and worked hard to make those, while the red thieves are just envious bastards and also cowards that they are too coward to rob us, instead they send the maffia thugs to rob us instead.

The same shit over and over and over again. Yes they disarm people, yes they put minimum wage, yes they put capital controls ,yes they overtax, yes they give food for tickets...

Man i`m really tired of these scum, when will they just dissapear and send themselves to the Mars and leave this Planet alone. This is our blue planet the color of capitalism, they should to to fucking Mars that is the red planet and live there for the scum they are...
2157  Economy / Economics / Re: Will the Fed delay raising rates as oil collapses towards $20? on: March 18, 2015, 07:05:46 PM

The US will step over the dead to reach the summit as it always does.

Technology and household income are the beneficiaries.


Yes they are in the short term, but all the mal-investment in the oil sector will be lost as the mainstream media is the most unreliable investment advisor out there. If the bubble burts those investors will lose all their money, and the workers in the oil sector will lose all their jobs.



QE would be almost as stupid as raising rates which it looks like they almost suicidally will do despite the deflation that should linger for most of 2015 and possibly into 2016 at this rate.

There simply currently is not enough cash in the developed world.  This explains the other half of the cryptocurrency industry's collapse.

Japan has inflationary erectile dyfunction, which is a stupid policy and probably hurting their economy anyways.

The US & EU will only have problems if they can't soak back up the bank reserves by not selling their long-term holdings at a discount; otherwise, they will merely continue with their socialist malaise.

If they don't raise the rates then they cant do it in the future ever, actually they already passed the event horizon, the debt is too big, if they raise rates, they go bankrupt, if they don't they go in hyperinflation (slowly), dragging all the reserve-holders in it aswell. If BRICKS drop the USD, then it will be even faster.

The only way out of this mess for the USA is to cut the military spending to Switzerlands's military size, and all their social spending too on those shady spying stuff and do a benefit to the world.

Also then they can switch to gold standard, and improve their currency, and in a deflationary system you don't need pensions, so they can drop that too.

So in 1 world, libertarianism can save them...

BUT


Ofcourse they won't do that, they are now preparing to attack Syria and Venezuela, so the war machine continues...
2158  Economy / Economics / Re: ECB protesters clash with police in Frankfurt, Germany on: March 18, 2015, 06:53:33 PM
Is anyone else shocked at this?
well, typical and nothing new for certain leftist groups... it's not exactly an elegant strategy to change the world for sure



EDIT:

"This is not what Blockupy planned"

So there's Agents provocateurs there then?

I dont know if i`d be shocked at this or be celebrating that leftists got what they deserved lol  Roll Eyes, but then again it's ironical that those thugs (the scam enforcement) on which side they are, of course on the side of the banksters.

All that constant propaganda on the news that they are there to protect use and bla bla, but when stuff like this happens its actually they are the ones that are attacking us, and protecting whom? The banksters and their thug politician sellouts.
2159  Economy / Speculation / Re: How many bitcoins do I need to retire in 20 years? on: March 18, 2015, 06:48:58 PM
I think atleast 100 bitcoins to be safe.

I predicted that 1 bitcoin can be worth 700k$ if all the current GLOBAL GDP is flushed into it, of course in 20 years the global gdp can be much higher (or lower if these nutjob CB will cause global collapse) so a 700k$/bitcoin is really the cap, so you need like 100 bitcoins to have 70 million $ which hopefully will be enough for your greed Smiley
2160  Economy / Economics / Re: Was Bitcoin actually just a Pump and Dump? on: March 18, 2015, 06:46:48 PM
No, it was an irrational pump & dump phaze like with all new currencies, but now it popped out and its stabilizing, and still growing.

Many merchants like microsoft, apple, amazong and real stores accepting bitcoin worldwide, the infrastructure grows slowly but it will get there.

Now all it needs that bitcoin to go viral and the demand to increase, you will see all stores in your town accepting bitcoin then, and that will be the goal.

By then 1 bitcoin can easily be worth 700k$
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