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Quote from: gwedo on October 16, 2013, 10:27:21 AM

DPR is a great man we should thank him for promoting free market.

Bet DPR ain't feeling too great at present. Cheesy

Quote from: Carra23 on October 16, 2013, 10:44:20 AM

Its the bottom of the crash mentality now. If you can take the risk and buy altcoins now you can reap huge rewards on the rebound.

There's a name for that, it's called "catching a falling knife", it's a very dangerous thing to do.

Cool. Higher the better.

Best one would be a custom built one based on libbitcoin. But also the hardest option.

Quote from: goxed on October 07, 2013, 05:13:55 AM

What was the cause, and who were the culprits? Also were salted / encrypted passwords really leaked?

Some group called 'The Bum Hole Seekers'. Whoops, I meant 'The Hole Seekers'.

Cheesy

Quote from: smolen on October 16, 2013, 06:32:55 AM

Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.

I've never really brought into that idea much. Regulation will be an umbrella covering all crypto-currencies.

It won't be the end of alt-coins, far from it. The innovative coins will pull through.
(Problem is that's a very small handful.)

Ahem!

Quote from: Buffer Overflow on September 24, 2013, 06:13:43 PM

Yes. I predict 'the great alt crash' coming.

Quote from: ethought on October 15, 2013, 04:47:10 PM

Hazard - If you want to be taken seriously at least balance the negativity with some positive analysis.

What does he do if there isn't anything positive?

I love the first two sentences.

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You can't kill Bitcoin. It will not die.

Clearly the best is Powergirl.

Bitcoin.

(Well, it's certainly addictive.)

Quote from: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 12:39:11 PM

You are mistaken in your reasoning. I bash coins that have a bad foundation. As a result, I do not own them. That should make sense to you. Coins that I feel have a good foundation, I obviously own. That should also make sense to you.

Makes plenty of sense to me.

Problem here is the supporters of the coins with bad foundations rather you kept quiet about the bad foundations, so they tend to get all arsey when it gets mentioned. Cheesy

Aren't we putting the cart before the horse a little here? It's nowhere near $1000.

Quote from: Cubic Earth on October 14, 2013, 08:52:13 AM

But currently there is no mechanism for knowing if coins have truly been lost or not unless they have been sent to the genesis block.

Coins sent to the genesis block are not lost. Only the 50BTC block reward from the first coinbase transaction cannot be spent.

Oh dear. Never mind, I'm sure the opportunity will present itself to upgrade to Monarch II. Just send $xxxx amount to .........

My only conclusion is this thread is some sort of desperate bazaar attempt to prop up the ever dwindling Litecoin price.

I've never done anything illegal with Bitcoins.

Quote from: Leehoya on October 14, 2013, 10:52:07 AM

So, the best way it to mine some and sell them while the price is slightly higher?

Sell them in exchange for what?

Quote from: manav1112 on October 14, 2013, 09:56:04 AM

I was thinking which one is more profitable, litecoin or feathercoin?

Don't you mean which one generates the less loss?