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Where is my ring of blades...
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April 03, 2017, 05:54:56 AM |
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I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example
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April 03, 2017, 06:15:45 AM |
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I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example New topics actually sometimes evolved from old topics. Our concerns today are also the concerns of people before thus reviving the issue by posting the topic again and again will remind us that those problems they have before is the same problems we are facing now. By analysis we can make a conclusion to things inf bitcoin had improved or not or it has become worst.
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April 03, 2017, 06:25:09 AM |
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I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example Haha, shave and hair cut in 2 bitcoins. that really look funny now. Also it shows how much bitcoin has developed with time. Long ago it had no value at all and now it is the most precious thing around.
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tobacco123
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April 03, 2017, 06:55:43 AM |
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The current fight between the two improvement proposal is the biggest hurdle... but I have no doubt that once we passed it the price will increase tremendously beyond our imagination...
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Schuyler
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April 03, 2017, 07:38:39 AM |
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I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example Haha, shave and hair cut in 2 bitcoins. that really look funny now. Also it shows how much bitcoin has developed with time. Long ago it had no value at all and now it is the most precious thing around. I wouldn't say (yet) that it is the most precious thing as diamonds and gold are still worth more than one whole bitcoin. The market cap is increasing as we speak and that bodes well for bitcoin in the long run. At current price, what is the equivalent product that can be bought? A high end mobile phone or laptop are among the things I can think of, and most definitely not a box of pizza.
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freedomno1
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Learning the troll avoidance button :)
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April 03, 2017, 08:05:26 AM |
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I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example The time machine is fun, the people sometimes change over time but the ideas remain the same. Well for the most part less D@T high level stuff but the general convo's retain their similarities.
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Believing in Bitcoins and it's ability to change the world
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BTCLovingDude
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BTC to the moon is inevitable...
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April 03, 2017, 10:37:27 AM |
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we have indeed come a long way from those super cheap days. and we still have a longer way to go and a lot more room to go up. this is just a start. and people never change, those who believed price is going up still believe it and those who were full of doubt are still the same and can not believe price can go higher and when it does they keep saying it is fake and years go by with price still rising with them on the sideline.
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Qartada
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April 03, 2017, 10:38:59 AM |
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Maybe it's a sign that the doomsayers are wrong and Bitcoin will keep going up. It's not like this rise to gold prices was a gradual increase, it was loads of huge drops and rises which overall were a rise, so even if Bitcoin drops like it did in 2013 it would still be on a long-term uptrend.
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SONG GEET
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April 03, 2017, 11:58:04 AM |
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The current fight between the two improvement proposal is the biggest hurdle... but I have no doubt that once we passed it the price will increase tremendously beyond our imagination...
This block size debate may not get over even within next few years but we may not see same level of panic among bitcoin traders in future due to Hard Fork FUD.
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April 03, 2017, 12:28:40 PM |
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Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
You cannot compare one ounce onto one bitcoin! The compared base sizes are choosen wrong! First I pointed out that comparing ounces would be like comparing cents against satoshis. A single dollar cent values more than a single satoshi. So you should choose an ingot which values more like 40,000.00 $ and than comparing that to your bitcoin. Where it looses again. But that's done wrong again, since 1 BTC equals 1 / 21,000,000 of total supply, so you should compare with an 1 / 21,000,000 unit of total available gold supply. Frankly said we have reached "parity" if the market capitalisation of bitcoin equals the capitalisation of total gold available. Which is further complex because some of that is historical art, you can't mold Tut-Ench-Amun's mask into an ingot without getting cursed by some obscure egypt catness deity and such. We should refrain from those catchy comparisons and just carry on instead.
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BillyBobZorton
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April 03, 2017, 01:26:52 PM |
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Rally is looking good,it should last as long as the BU camp does not come back again with more FUD, like Jihan Wu treatening with a hardfork and whatnot. We must stay together supporting bitcoin and we will reach the moon. Segwit will make us reach mars.
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April 03, 2017, 05:10:57 PM |
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I wonder what Hal would have said about the fighting going on at the moment between BU and BTC Core developers. He was just as close to Satoshi as Gavin was and would have given very valuable inputs. It is a shame that we have to lose brilliant people like that, so early. I would also like to know what other people would say about this, like Martti Malmi.
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Mometaskers
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April 04, 2017, 04:53:42 PM |
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Still keeping my fingers crossed that the fork wouldn't destroy bitcoin. I know both are promising improvements to tx fees and confirmation time but they're certainly making people jittery. Still have no idea how things would be after the fork. But I'm assuming it there would be some sort of competition between the two coins. I was searching around and I found this old topic by Hal Finney from back in 2011, Shave and a haircut, two bitcoinsJust noticed that we've reached "shave and a haircut" parity. The old secret knock is becoming true once again.
Bitcoin's price has reached parity with the per-ounce spot price of gold, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI).
The per-ounce spot price for gold is $1,237.73, according to the XAU/USD spot exchange rate provided by Bloomberg Markets. Bitcoin's price, by comparison, is at $1,238.11, having opened the day at $1,230.02, BPI data shows.
it is funny sometimes when you look back and see the same talks going on back in early years but about a different price. and this is just one example Haha, shave and hair cut in 2 bitcoins. that really look funny now. Also it shows how much bitcoin has developed with time. Long ago it had no value at all and now it is the most precious thing around. So true, I can't even buy a whole coin even with the recent plunge. Even with the lowest a week ago, it's still double the price of it last December in my currency. I wouldn't be able to afford to buy whole, just a few bits here and there.
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