Compared to Bitcoin, gold doesn't seem real...

[TaunSew]

However, will they be looking for another vehicle to throw around 100 Trillion a year? Since regulation is looming, and Carney is on their arse, and he's a fucking honey-badger.

The first debate about money is starting today in the British Parliament, first time in 170+ years.  It looks like the game could be up.  I have a feeling they're going to mention digital currencies sometime within the debates.

http://rt.com/uk/202923-uk-parliament-future-money/

[Ruthful]

Again you are ignoring my arguments.

Yes, and I' will continue to ignore points that are wildly irrelevant to the issues that were  originally raised(by yourself even).I'm trying to avoid further  veering off course(hence why , I ignored the whole drug lord line). It's about time you try to do the same.

I've perused your post history and find nothing worthwhile in contributions.

Likewise.It's nice to know that our impression of each other is quite alike.

I don't consider you a troll but your changing goalposts are annoying.

Considering you're the one who keeps posting off tangent response (do I need to quote yours in this thread alone?) and derailing the arguments,I find that quite amusing.

Dump your aqua regarding into the Mariannes Trench. Gone.

Nope .Still retrievable, expensive but still.

I have a thousand backups. Not gone.

Destroy your private key(or simply deny your access to it) , your bitcoin is gone .Completely,irrevocably ,forever, gone

I don't have nor control my bitcoins and nobody else knowingly does either because encryption and SSS. Banks can't do that because it's not legal for banks to do with other people's money. If you torture me I will give you a decoy or two but know that you will kill me anyway so you can just suck it.

Good to know .I doubt that most bitcoin user is as prepared as you.

 If you claim mind reading powers then I won't believe you.

Going off tangent again are we.Sorry,never was a chump who was  interested in conspiracy theories.Won't discuss them.

Yeah that's a big one. I am too smart to be scammed by you (hypothetically ). If you want my money you need to kiss my ass and tell me I look fit. If you are a scumbag then you will deal with my scumbag associates.

Wow! Now you're really off the rockers.That response have absolutely nothing to do with the point you've quoted.Try again.

The rich and powerful usually resort to violence to achieve their ends.

Bill Gates and Warren Buffet were the two richest men in America last time I looked, and they're not street-fighters.

Neither has real power. Note the word "and."

Both were considered quite "powerful " in the respective field( in terms of influence and reach) so yeah.Those two do fit the rich and powerful archetype.

[cbeast]

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You win. Now I will ignore you.

[Ruthful]

Now I will ignore you.

Meh, suit yourself.I always  personally believes that the ignore button is the ultimate coward's way out .


As for me ,I'll continue to response to  to any post that I consider worth/warrant replying regardless who that person is (or the level of insane troll logic s/he employs) .

[fran2k]

You now can buy BitGOLD and backup your Gold private keys

http://www.bitsharesblocks.com/assets

[cbeast]

You now can buy BitGOLD and backup your Gold private keys

http://www.bitsharesblocks.com/assets

The gold price has dropped by 39% since reaching an all-time high of $1 917.90 per ounce in August 2011. I guess it can't drop much more in a regulated market.

[Flashman]

IMO, I think that was largely due to speculation in "paper gold" and electronic gold instruments, that it became apparent may not have been 100% backed, thus fractional reserve.

[cbeast]

IMO, I think that was largely due to speculation in "paper gold" and electronic gold instruments, that it became apparent may not have been 100% backed, thus fractional reserve.

How do they not back them 100%? Don't they have a 100% foolproof process that is impossible to counterfeit but fast and easy to verify?

[Flashman]

You'd think. Something smells bad in the non-physical gold market. The Fed telling Germans and others whose gold they hold they can't have it back for years has a mighty reek also.