Thanks for sharing this movies. Some of us have no clue that there were movies about Bitcoin and did not have in mind to look for them
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So guys, after 2 years of trading i am going to stop. (unless i have full time to trade, which i currently don't)
I have calculated all my trades on the various platforms i have used in the last couple years.
Deposited: 47BTC (roughly)
Withdrew: 40BTC (roughly)
Overall i am happy with the results, i would pay 7 BTC anyday for what i have learned so far.
Now the question is: what the fuck do i do now with my money.
Any tip from those things you have learned?
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More developers would be good, but I doubt there are so many people with the right skill to get a step ahead.
Probably we will have to be content with core or XT solutions.
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If transactions become slower because of more use, it could go back to be used by less people, but not die.
Perhaps its future is to remain used by just a few people, just like now. But that does not mean dead.
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Hold
I have invested in cloud mining, but just small amounts I could afford to lose. 2BTC is too much to invest it all. Perhaps 0.5 in cloud mining and the other 1.5 BTC hold.
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I am a post MtGox guy, but it seems it hurt badly.
I am yet to see any Bitcoin accepted here sign (I am from Spain), either really accepting it or not.
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Good move by Bank of America. This is the time to start doing patents Long live Bitcoin, there are news like this every week. It is not dead by any means!
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Recently made a withdrawal. It said it would be in 24 hours, but took about 4 days. At least it arrived.
Rewards have been lowered again, and it is hard to get pass the minimum fee unless you had tons of MHS
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I think it is 11/11/2014, first bitcoins earned through faucets came into my wallet.
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Even if it is satoshi who is moving those funds... that does not mean he is really back. We want to hear from him, not just to see some blockchain transactions.
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It is good news of more companies accepting Bitcoin. Hope that people go in and really pay in Bitcoin then.
The progress in adoption is measured not so much in companies accepting Bitcoin, but in people actually paying in Bitcoin, I think.
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Not anonymous. I have also done it.
Anything that have some bank involved would not be totally anonymous.
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i cant even see my bitcoin address in my circle wallet (i dont mean the app). where is the problem with that service?! Probably they are interested in hiding all the things that are too complicated for a non-tech users . Just as windows did with MS-DOS, and then later windows 8 hiding more and more things (folders, configuration options etc.).
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I agree with @satoshi. The blockchain should remain as low in size as possible in my opinion. Currently it's ~50 GB and I had to turn off several full nodes I'm running, because some of my VPS are unable to handle the disc space. I guess there are much more people like me who runs full nodes on low-end servers.
Agree too. Perhaps there should be a system of storing only newer transactions and only some bigger nodes storing the full blockchain.
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I will no longer use any centralized payment handler ever again. I had the same issue with PayPal and now there is no way I am trusting these guys with my money. Bitcoin is new, innovated and open-sourced. I think it's better to take more control of your finances anyway.
I think almost all of us agree, but that's the problem, we are in an echo chamber. Some things that should have worked out in theory didn't. Example: Communism Good point. Everything can fail, even things that seem flawless. Human flaws are so pervasive that you cannot account for all them.
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I have heard (I think in Zapchain) about these e-mails. Strange, I use the same mail in several sites that are not very trustworthy and never received something similar.
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The interest of several banks for cryptocurrencies indicate that we probably are in the good track.
Who knows ... If an important bank creates is own crypto for their clients, the popularity of crypto altogether (including Bitcoin) would likely rise.
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Too bad. I have seen ads not showing in the sites that I use to visit everyday and was wondering what had happened.
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If there is no proof that the cloudmining site is mining, and there is no proof either that the investment site is doing activity X with the money you lend them, then investing or cloudmining is pretty much the same. It is to take a risk and trust the word of a person.
The thing that differences both of them is the info that is provided about the investment or the cloudmining operation.
So Why not? There is really no reason unless the mining site offers much info and proof of mining, and investing site does not.
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I have not bought drugs either. Not even with regular money. I find it is kind of risky to do it.
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