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Honestly I highly doubt this.
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I will be selling Diamonds engraved with Bitcoin private keys: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=197793.0We engrave in Antwerp, can ship internationally and securely, and have a real brick and mortar shop if you wanted to actually visit. Looks very interesting |
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Seems pretty unnecessary. Nothing wrong with using existing social networks and sites like bitcointalk to achieve that same goal.
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The more artists accepting BTC the better  I'll give it a listen.. |
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Very nice, seems a bit too much though.
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Do you really, really need the pizza index in your face all day long? MtGox : $118.98 | CampBX : $119.00 | Bitcoin (EUR) = 91.69 | Bitcoin Market Cap = $1,327,203,560 | New Coins Added Per Day = $428,327 | Bitcoin Pizza Index = $1,189,797 | Bitcoin Miners Index = $3,034 | Total Number of Bitcoins = 11,154,875 | BTC Donated to Ounce.Me = 4.595 | Silver = $23 | Gold = $1,413 | Palladium = $724 | Platinum = $1,484 | Oil = $105.04 | Gas Regular = $3.89 | $1.30 to EUR |
Really? Really?Yes. I literally dream about this. ahahahah Very nice, but I leave my house to get away from all the speculation/noise, prefer to leave it at home. |
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Definitely not because of mining.
No matter the reason for their turnaround, I just hope that they put more of that money into CPU R&D. We really need more competition in the CPU market.
I agree but unfortunately that won't be the case, they are trying to distance themselves as much as possible from CPU market. |
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Welcome to the community, lots of opportunity for business/clients within the Bitcoin world.
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AMD investor here.
Mining has most likely had a VERY small effect on the price of shares, GPU sales have not driven up the stock price. The price increase is mainly due to AMD's new restructuring/strategy looking more and more feasible. AMD is making a shift from the dying CPU market to gaming and is currently expected to have an APU unit in every PS4, Xbox 360, Steambox, and already the WiiU. Another thing that has been driving up the price of AMD is buyout rumors, it is believed that due to AMD's new shifting strategy it would be possible for Intel to buy them out without violating antitrust laws.
But simple short answer, GPU sales are not driving up AMD.
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Gyft is one of the things giving bitcoins some sort of real value. It will certainly help the prices in the long run.
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This is great, truly a smart investment for them, they are one of the few looking towards BTC businesses.
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In my opinion it is hard to say but I feel it will be sometime this year.
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I'm not really a bear nor a bull, I just want a stable price for bitcoins of $100 ideally.
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I bought my Bitcoins for business ventures and to use not to speculate/profit on directly.
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Yup, always an uphill fight :\
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$110-120 is my prediction, will bounce back slightly.
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200k Is nothing to Google, I doubt they think much of it, this could eventually be bad news for BTC if google buys them out though.
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Most likely coinbase, the more competitors that enter the better though. There's still some room for serious innovation at this point.
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CampBX too? Meh.
So we've got some little 5-10k sells going on. Not really that big a deal.
But... watch for the insider trading, like a month ago. We start seeing 25-50k dumps, then there really is a war on the exchanges - we just haven't been told about it yet. But the insiders will know amongst themselves.
I'll set some buy orders around $55-65 if the big dumps come - and maybe a flyer in the 40s.
I don't mind doubling my coinage. This too shall pass...
If it drops to $90, I'd personally consider buying more. |
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That's very very cool. Bookmarked for future use/reference.
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