I got my first payout. Now I will keep 50% (initial investment) and 50% go to make second deposit.
When I got my second payout, I will keep 25% and invest 75% again, and again, and again .... so
I back my deposit and If something goes wrong with website, I didnt lost anything

Rough story. I found it a bit peculiar that BitsGone (a new user) and ChrisML make the same kind of typos, especially the peculiar "seeying" but also "alot" and "aswell". I'm not saying BitsGone is ChrisML's sockpuppet or anything, and I'm CERTAINLY not accusing him of trolling for donations, even if ChrisML sent him some. I'm saying welcome to BitsGone, and clearly you've found people like yourself here. Good luck getting your money back, but remember: it's just money.

multipools still pullin 400000 coins in 15 min sweeps.

all they do is sell for whatever the coin price is, and move on, pure profit mindset there. " There is no future, only today" being followed rather strictly ...

Net says that Satoshi owns 1 M pre-mined BTC, perhaps other "founding fathers" too?  Although of course they are not "known people".

Oh and. If true Fonzie, if you work at coindesk, than all your trolling/being a dumbass explains alot.

1) You can easily get rid of 60k worth of coins in less than a month.  You can sell them in person and there are also various services you can find where you pay bitcoin to order cash through the mail.

2) The extra ~month's work is well worth keeping the extra 40k worth of bitcoins.

3) No reason to launder the gains.  Just keep the 60k as physical cash, and obviously don't use it to put a down payment on a house.  Just use the physical cash for stuff that you would normally use cash for (groceries, gas, entertainment, bills)

^^This method allows you to sell 60k worth and keep the other 40k worth of bitcoins instead of giving them to our government to finance their wars

    Deifenbach: Mr. Lundegaard, this is Reilly Deifenbach calling from GMAC. How are you this morning?
    Jerry: Yah, real good. How you doin'?
    Deifenbach: Pretty good, Mr. Lundegaard. You're damned hard to get on the phone.
    Jerry: Yah, it's pretty darned busy here, but that's the way we like it.
    Deifenbach: That's for sure. Now, I just need, on these last, these financing documents you sent us, I can't read the serial numbers of the vehicles on here, so I--
    Jerry: But I already got the, it's okay, the loans are in place, I already got the, the what, the -
    Deifenbach: Yeah, the three hundred and twenty thousand, you got the money last month.
    Jerry: Yah, so we're all set.
    Deifenbach: Yeah, but the vehicles you were borrowing on, I just can't read the serial numbers on your application. Maybe if you could just read them to me--
    Jerry: But the deal's already done, I already got the money.
    Deifenbach: Yeah, but we have an audit here, I just have to know that these vehicles you're financing with this money, that they really exist.
    Jerry: Yah, well, they exist all right.
    Deifenbach: I'm sure they do, but I can't read their serial numbers here. So if you could read me--
    Jerry: Well, but see... I don't have them in front of me. Why don't I just fax you over a copy?
    Deifenbach: No. Fax is no good, that's what I have and I can't read the darn thing.
    Jerry: Yah, okay, I'll have my girl send you over a copy, then.
    Deifenbach: Okay, because if I can't correlate this note with the specific vehicles, then I gotta call back that money.
    Jerry: Yah, how much money was that?
    Deifenbach: Three hundred and twenty thousand. See, I gotta correlate that money with the cars it's being lent on.
    Jerry: Yah, no problem, I'll just fax that over to ya, then.
    Deifenbach: No, no, fax is--
    Jerry: I mean send it over. I'll shoot it right over to ya.
    Deifenbach: Okay.
    Jerry: Okay, real good, then.

Exact,y that's why I wrote on page before that he is teacher and they are not really exciting ones.

They tend to play on safe, and there's no place for that in crypto at this moment. You either risk hard and make it big, or you fail trying

I do not intend the term as negative.  But the use of bitcoins for speculation or store of value is a side effect that is not strictly necessary for its goal (cheap safe etc. payment via internet) and may be a an obstacle to it.

I have yet to see a convincing model (with numbers) of the bitcoin economy in the bright future; much less how we can get from here to there without being steamrolled along the way by banks, governments, and other competitors like Apple and PayPal. (I read somewhere that PayPal is already blocking any payment related to bitcoin.)

The fast increase in value, for example, seems to have attracted a lot of undesriable players (greedy speculators, shady investors, incompetent businessmen, scammers...) which are already harming the project's image.

yes, it is me...

Granted, those are speculators, not users.

If you do this in the speculation forum, you won't have anything left to read.

I heard about them, but I couldn't source them easily.
Noctua are 1200 rpm ; are the Typhoons really more effective ?

somebody took a shit on stamp or what happend?

This forum is almost as batshit crazy right now as when we were at $1200.   The agendas are out in full force.

Is the bottom in? No. But its getting closer.

Reading some more fiat for a purchase soon. Probably within the next week.

Meanwhile, bears, enjoy the ride. You are making cheaper coins available for all. And I thank you for that.