Wow....now let's get some bums to advertise bitcoin! lol |
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Nice GUI  |
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Anyone GPU mining LTC with a 6990?
What kind of hash rates you getting?
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 If this was really a reversal, I believe it should have taken out $6 within a week or two of hitting $4.50, and I think that's what's driving the "must buy now!!" desperation typical of people realizing they're caught in a bull trap. Judging from this graph, $3.5 still looks like a good whip target (log scale...wherever that little orange flat arrow is hitting...maybe $4). I believe we're in a stalemate because there are still too many bears, and an equal number of people believe it's the upwards reversal too soon. This is my attempt at persuading some bulls to become temporary bears and profit from the new imbalance in the short term, both because I also want to profit, and because I want to sleep sometime this month. Going from the charts, every day that the price doesn't rise to $6 increases the likelihood of a short term snap downwards, based on low volume, bearish RSI, weak MACD, and the magnet that is the SMA200. Volume is insanely low today, and I'm offering an alternative viewpoint which may resonate with you. There was an attempted rally yesterday which was stopped flat before it even got to $5, and continued trending ever so slowly downwards. As always, draw your own conclusions from this and my post. Your analysis is based on four previous bull runs up. That is hardly a "standard" to be using as a measuring stick of what should happen with the price. Remember that when those to previous moves happened the bitcoin community was about 1/5 of what it is now. |
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Wait are the speeds being listed as actual speeds of running litecoin and its scrypt algorithm? If so then the network hashrate should be jumpin sky high right now. Please clarify... thanks |
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Being a fork of bitcoin, most of job is to import its improvements, and add support for mining gui with capability of p2p.
I disagree, merchant acceptance can't be ported over from bitcoin by pressing the "import" button. That is a huge part of the success of a currency. How many people accept it as a medium of exchange. |
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JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs probably wouldn't be very good at running a network that actually requires honest hardworking engineers. Lawyers and scam artists wouldn't be very good at defending against DoS attacks.
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this weekend will be the last chance to get coins below 4.9 I plan to load the boat at 4.75, If we get that low. VISUALIZE: "loading the boat with bitcoins"........must be a virtual boat too! haha |
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Golly, that sure ups the old impression of just how mature you are psy old sport. Could you not throw in a couple of neener neeners to really make yourself sound like a complete 6 year old little crybaby?
Nah, my friend, that spot, unfortunately, is already yours. No way I could steal it from you...  LoupGaroux, I should probably inform you that Psy is rubber, and you are glue. That which bounces off him will only stick to you. You can't win. Cancer survivors better LOOK OUT! Psy is on the prowl and doesn't need your shit! He doesn't need our shit because he is OUR shit. LOL |
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While Electricity Cost < Block Value, miners will keep adding more and more mining power, be it FPGA or whatever, until Electricity Cost = Block Value. Basically, miners will keep adding mining power as long as it's profitable. So the only thing FPGA boards will do is increase the difficulty, not save on power wasted.
It's not actually "Electricy cost = Block value", it's "Electricity cost + amortized hardware costs = Block value". As hardware becomes more energy efficient more money will be spent buying the hardware and less will be spent buying electricity. Actually the equation is more like "Electricity cost + amortized hardware costs + time wasted replying to posts on this forum like this one = Block value" |
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It would be wise to do your research first before sending BTC anywhere.
Just a wise thought...
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Oh come on, and just tell everybody you sent a dead fish.
As a complete aside... this is also a really fun payback for a bank that you have issues with... rent a safe deposit box for a month, deposit a nice frozen fish in your box, in three weeks sit back and wait for the hazmat team to show to figure out the smell.
You my friend are a pleasantly, but seriously disturbed individual  Just sent her some transcripts showing her how her husband behaves online. The main purpose was to put a real world touch that CH could feel. Nice Touch! |
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WRITE A STORY ABOUT HOW HE PAYED $18,000 FOR SOME PIZZA
Dude! what the hell was the value of coins when you traded Ten Thousand Coins, for some pizza!!!!!
Thats $18,000Usd in todays market!!!!
April 24th 2011
This story will have to have built-in inflation for the numbers because now that pizza is worth about $50,000 down from $300,000 at BTC High of $30 |
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Perspective -- this is an image from Las's server. I assume it was his balance ~June 2010 by the modified date.  ... So don't make fun of him too much -- it's quite possible he's a very, very wealthy fellow right now. Wow 34k bitcoins. I do salute the fellow. |
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Weren't Bitcoins worth like $0.50 in March of 2011? Bet he's sorry he didn't buy a bunch up at that time...
LOL I concur! |
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This conference will occur around the time the bitcoin block reward halves. |
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coblee authored 3 months ago Looks like dead project, as we already seen many times (examples are TBX/FBX/IXC etc.).  It's not dead. I'm still working on it. If anyone wants to help, please let me know. What exactly are you working on concerning litecoin? Merchant acceptance? Security? Usability? |
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I didnt even put two and two together about the gold mining thing. So yeah I was more focused on Alex supporting bitcoin the idea not because gold mining is bad for the environment.
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As much as I would like to see Alex Jones endorse Bitcoin... the reality is that it probably isn't going to happen. His largest sponsor is a gold dealer. And calling in to argue for Bitcoin with "environmentalism" definitely isn't the best approach. Honestly, I'm not really sure what you're trying to accomplish with this.
It's call PR. Alex doesn't have to endorse bitcoin for bitcoin to be successful. I think it will be successful without his support. He'll just accelerate that pace. It's a rebelous system, bitcoin, and Alex is all about being rebellious to the status quo. |
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Please update your website certificate. It appears to be expired. If I'm wrong, my apologies.  Check your date and time. Expires 7/31/2012 LOL that's so funny because now the red X over my lock icon in the url bar is updated =). Thanks! |
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