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This latest article from cointelegrsph sets auroracoin up really nicely for a big surprise next month. http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency. Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month. Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here. This wonderful person with morals in the right place had every right to express these thoughts , this person is not asleep. AUR is only about making the scam developer rich and a few others that have joined the party. AUR is not about breaking the shackles of financial freedom, it will end up hurting the people of Iceland. Bitcoin is the only currency I would feel comfortable with my people being involved with. Why have you a giant hardon against AUR? Everyone of your posts are against AUR. Why hide with your shill account? You have no problem with supporting a scam, the truth gets you backlash on here. Why would these Dutch people care about Iceland? It's all about money for them, don't be fooled it's more then this. They don't care about the people of Iceland. I will carry on spreading the word in Iceland while the people who don't live in Iceland can come here and put their greed in a scam before the truth. Open your minds and eyes and put the puzzle together, this has been a plan long in the making. Try do something right or this is going to be far worse then the banking system you all want to hate on. |
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April 23, 2016, 09:26:09 AM |
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LTEX will you open an office in Iceland, premises anything so there is a physical venue where people can go and inform themselves, query and even open business with Aurora etc?
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April 23, 2016, 10:59:55 AM |
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LTEX will you open an office in Iceland, premises anything so there is a physical venue where people can go and inform themselves, query and even open business with Aurora etc?
There's already an office with a flag flying high the last time I checked. |
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CRYPTONAIRE
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April 23, 2016, 11:19:51 AM |
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LTEX/Dev-team : Is the NetCoins virtual ATM a system that you would consider adopting for Auroracoin in Iceland? http://cointelegraph.com/news/netcoins-helps-retailers-launch-virtual-bitcoin-atmsIn the article itself it is stated that this company already plans an expansion beyond Canada. In the 'Disqus' section CRYPTO KING ( c'est moi!) asks whether they plan to include altcoins. Michael Vogel's enthusiastic response is an invitation for altcoin communities to reach out to them. If this were available for Aurora every device in Iceland could become a low-cost ATM. Worth considering? |
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April 23, 2016, 11:49:46 AM |
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This latest article from cointelegrsph sets auroracoin up really nicely for a big surprise next month. http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency. Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month. Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here. This wonderful person with morals in the right place had every right to express these thoughts , this person is not asleep. AUR is only about making the scam developer rich and a few others that have joined the party. AUR is not about breaking the shackles of financial freedom, it will end up hurting the people of Iceland. Bitcoin is the only currency I would feel comfortable with my people being involved with. The only thing I have against this article is that it's mostly based on old information! Regarding the troll post about this all being a scam. It is funny to point at Cryptsy's cold wallet and say "see this address has a lot of coins". If you then look at other individual addresses in your post you have to realize that the truth is that many people claimed Auroracoin by getting social security numbers from friends and family to claim the coins. Take me for an example, I claimed for myself, my wife, two children to the same address. I then claimed for my parents on another address and my in laws in another address. This way I claimed for 8 people in all three phases of the airdrop but only used 3 addresses and none of them has 638 or 318 or 31,8 coins in them. Eggert if you are interested in talking this over you are welcome to sit down with us over a cup of coffee and we will get much more progress than calling out names or cry wolf, wolf over things that can be explained rationally. |
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April 23, 2016, 12:12:29 PM |
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LTEX/Dev-team : Is the NetCoins virtual ATM a system that you would consider adopting for Auroracoin in Iceland? http://cointelegraph.com/news/netcoins-helps-retailers-launch-virtual-bitcoin-atmsIn the article itself it is stated that this company already plans an expansion beyond Canada. In the 'Disqus' section CRYPTO KING ( c'est moi!) asks whether they plan to include altcoins. Michael Vogel's enthusiastic response is an invitation for altcoin communities to reach out to them. If this were available for Aurora every device in Iceland could become a low-cost ATM. Worth considering? Looks quite interesting and yes of course everything that can help with adoption here in Iceland is worth considering. |
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April 23, 2016, 02:02:47 PM |
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This latest article from cointelegrsph sets auroracoin up really nicely for a big surprise next month. http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency. Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month. Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here. This wonderful person with morals in the right place had every right to express these thoughts , this person is not asleep. AUR is only about making the scam developer rich and a few others that have joined the party. AUR is not about breaking the shackles of financial freedom, it will end up hurting the people of Iceland. Bitcoin is the only currency I would feel comfortable with my people being involved with. The only thing I have against this article is that it's mostly based on old information! Regarding the troll post about this all being a scam. It is funny to point at Cryptsy's cold wallet and say "see this address has a lot of coins". If you then look at other individual addresses in your post you have to realize that the truth is that many people claimed Auroracoin by getting social security numbers from friends and family to claim the coins. Take me for an example, I claimed for myself, my wife, two children to the same address. I then claimed for my parents on another address and my in laws in another address. This way I claimed for 8 people in all three phases of the airdrop but only used 3 addresses and none of them has 638 or 318 or 31,8 coins in them. Eggert if you are interested in talking this over you are welcome to sit down with us over a cup of coffee and we will get much more progress than calling out names or cry wolf, wolf over things that can be explained rationally.  |
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CRYPTONAIRE
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April 23, 2016, 04:14:00 PM |
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LTEX/Dev-team : Is the NetCoins virtual ATM a system that you would consider adopting for Auroracoin in Iceland? http://cointelegraph.com/news/netcoins-helps-retailers-launch-virtual-bitcoin-atmsIn the article itself it is stated that this company already plans an expansion beyond Canada. In the 'Disqus' section CRYPTO KING ( c'est moi!) asks whether they plan to include altcoins. Michael Vogel's enthusiastic response is an invitation for altcoin communities to reach out to them. If this were available for Aurora every device in Iceland could become a low-cost ATM. Worth considering? Looks quite interesting and yes of course everything that can help with adoption here in Iceland is worth considering. So is an approach to Mr Vogel being contemplated then? |
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April 23, 2016, 06:28:47 PM |
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LTEX/Dev-team : Is the NetCoins virtual ATM a system that you would consider adopting for Auroracoin in Iceland? http://cointelegraph.com/news/netcoins-helps-retailers-launch-virtual-bitcoin-atmsIn the article itself it is stated that this company already plans an expansion beyond Canada. In the 'Disqus' section CRYPTO KING ( c'est moi!) asks whether they plan to include altcoins. Michael Vogel's enthusiastic response is an invitation for altcoin communities to reach out to them. If this were available for Aurora every device in Iceland could become a low-cost ATM. Worth considering? Looks quite interesting and yes of course everything that can help with adoption here in Iceland is worth considering. So is an approach to Mr Vogel being contemplated then? I would suggest 3rd part may get involved once action kick in in iceland. So decentralizing the effort. An ATMs may generate profit - so someone outside the team could get in and invest and operate such device. |
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April 23, 2016, 06:32:04 PM |
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April 23, 2016, 06:51:05 PM |
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Are you guys posting here all from Iceland? Pétur (skarfurin), Hlynur (Diabotta), Hermann (apcoin), Larus and some others are in iceland. I am from Quebec, french speaking part of Canada, and support the project the last 12 months +- as much as I can. |
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April 23, 2016, 06:57:55 PM
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Are you guys posting here all from Iceland? Ef þú ert Íslendingur ertu velkominn í hópinn. Við höfum verið að hittast ca. aðra hverja helgi og spjallað um framgang verkefnisins. Þú og aðrir eruð velkomnir að hitta okkur á næsta fundi. Sendu mér PM ef þú hefur áhuga og ég skal bæta þér í hópinn. (English) If you are from Iceland you are welcome to join us. We have been meeting every other weekend where we talk about the progress of this project. You and others are welcome to meet us on our next meeting. PM me if you are interested and I'll let you know of next meeting. |
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April 24, 2016, 12:00:54 PM |
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This latest article from cointelegrsph sets auroracoin up really nicely for a big surprise next month. http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency. Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month. Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here. This wonderful person with morals in the right place had every right to express these thoughts , this person is not asleep. AUR is only about making the scam developer rich and a few others that have joined the party. AUR is not about breaking the shackles of financial freedom, it will end up hurting the people of Iceland. Bitcoin is the only currency I would feel comfortable with my people being involved with. The only thing I have against this article is that it's mostly based on old information! Regarding the troll post about this all being a scam. It is funny to point at Cryptsy's cold wallet and say "see this address has a lot of coins". If you then look at other individual addresses in your post you have to realize that the truth is that many people claimed Auroracoin by getting social security numbers from friends and family to claim the coins. Take me for an example, I claimed for myself, my wife, two children to the same address. I then claimed for my parents on another address and my in laws in another address. This way I claimed for 8 people in all three phases of the airdrop but only used 3 addresses and none of them has 638 or 318 or 31,8 coins in them. Eggert if you are interested in talking this over you are welcome to sit down with us over a cup of coffee and we will get much more progress than calling out names or cry wolf, wolf over things that can be explained rationally. It comes down to this and it's really simple, if you are bagholder it's not a scam, if you not a bagholder it is a scam. There is nothing special about AUR as a coin. Buying at these prices regardless if it's a scam or not is dangerous as the coin it's copying aka Digibyte has a lower marketcap then AUR by $800k. This is a obvious pump before the rollout of the advertising and Multi Algo fork. |
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April 24, 2016, 03:03:39 PM |
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It comes down to this and it's really simple, if you are bagholder it's not a scam, if you not a bagholder it is a scam.
There is nothing special about AUR as a coin. Buying at these prices regardless if it's a scam or not is dangerous as the coin it's copying aka Digibyte has a lower marketcap then AUR by $800k.
This is a obvious pump before the rollout of the advertising and Multi Algo fork.
I agree, there is nothing special about AUR as a coin, the idea is not to invent new stuff within Auroracoin but to copy good solutions from others. Where Auroracoin stands out is its potential for adoption that is unmatched anywhere in the world. I also agree with you there is good potential for much higher price for Auroracoin, given the coming advertising campaign and Multi algo fork along with opening of the https://beta.isx.is/ exchange. This might look like a pump, but has now taken about 5 months to build up and is continuing. I have never seen such a long pump building up unless there are fundamentals behind, which means it's not a pump but more and more people are interested in the project. I hope skeptics can look at this project and see the reasons behind it, even though they believe perhaps Bitcoin is a better solution for Iceland. No one in Iceland owns Bitcoin. No one in Iceland can buy Bitcoin, because of the currency controls. No one in Iceland is building any infrastructure for Bitcoin. Then again 10% of Icelanders own Auroracoin! |
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April 24, 2016, 03:44:22 PM |
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Hlynur,
You guys often point out financial regulation + Aur distribution as an advantage for Auroracoin over Bitcoin, and it is indeed a huge factor.
But for me foreigner, the edge of Auroracoin is its singularity. A lot of projects around try to have bitcoin adopted by country/business, and this may succeed in the long run. But having a somewhat independant attempt that may succeed EVEN if bitcoin get bumped by another coin, is of paramount importance. That set the project appart, and for me this is a huge factor too.
And hate it love it, I feel the project somewhat need external support to reach enough leverage - and it is way more easy to attract foreign workers/supporters when the market cap is still so thin. I know you dislike the word ''invest'' - but still, auroracoin is very sexy to invest in, and then to help spread its ideology/goal, so improving this investment value.
I don't point at traders (they are coming no matter what) - i point at people wanting to put some ressource in a good project and helping out. How great it is to have the feeling to do the right thing, and having a chance to profit doing so.
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April 24, 2016, 03:54:41 PM |
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It comes down to this and it's really simple, if you are bagholder it's not a scam, if you not a bagholder it is a scam.
There is nothing special about AUR as a coin. Buying at these prices regardless if it's a scam or not is dangerous as the coin it's copying aka Digibyte has a lower marketcap then AUR by $800k.
This is a obvious pump before the rollout of the advertising and Multi Algo fork.
AUR is special because Balduro was the first person to come up with a solution to the problem of how do you get crypto into the masses without convincing them to go sign up for a shady service like Gox and get screwed in the end or find a drug dealer to sell drugs for Bitcoin with. Because for the first few years of its life that was the only way for a normal person with no mining equipment to get into Bitcoin. I still remember the drama over AUR when it first broke on this board and all the Bitcoin maximalists frothing at the mouth with hatred, guys like BitcoinEXpress coming in to fork it, people marching in line to call it a scam even though real Icelanders were proving they were getting their coins etc. etc. but how many of these Bitcointalk "legends" would have been willing to give away even 5% of their Bitcoin hoard to people all across the world in hope of spreading its adoption? Virtually none of them. And once AUR's marketcap was driven into the ground they all had a good laugh and went on their merry way. People on here tell everyone crypto is literally "earth changing technology", yet they constantly talk good projects down like its worth nothing more than a few small burger joints from the midwest. The local business I work for alone pulled in $9 million last year and all we do is print paper products with a 10 year-old website, I didn't even know it existed in town when I interviewed. But there are small businesses like this all across the world making 10x the marketcap of even the top alt coins in crypto. It kills me when I see kiddies saying things like Bitcoin with a $7 billion marketcap "is alot". LOL, just Mcdonalds alone is worth $90 billion. It's one thing to attack the technological fundamentals but history has proven time and time again the best tech doesn't always wins. It's all about the best combination of solid and STABLE tech, a bit of marketing pizazz but also commitment to knowing who your customers are. Not trying to say AUR is like a product, but I believe the fundamentals of business and commerce is all the same regardless. It's all money at the end of the day right? The AUR team is one of the few who knows their target market versus alot of github autists who "think" they know what the average person wants or needs. AUR is one of the few alts with potential for real world use, versus all these other coins on CMC which are all designed to trade and make more Bitcoin and have no hope of ever being used for anything. If you are going to treat crypto like trading baseball cards, than that is all it will ever be. But I personally think it can be much more. |
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April 24, 2016, 04:21:04 PM |
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Where did the South African Aurora Coin Developer go?
Is it true that he is responsible for the latest increase in price of Aurora Coin and that thanks to his efforts, AUR is now the cryptocurrency for South Africans?
How come you have a South African developer?
Isn't Aurora coin an Icelandic initiative?
This is a bit confusing.....
We don't have a SA dev. They will state this as well. They are not part of the team, nor were they ever involved with the development of AUR. The dev team and foundation members can be found in the OP, including their nationality. We do have foreign developers, like myself. It's not hard for us to develop something for a country when the team works as closely as we do with Icelandic citizens. We have constant communications in the team and with Icelandic citizens who support AUR through our Slack channels. Additionally, foreigners can operate businesses in Iceland with Icelandic citizens. So we are able to work on projects that push us towards adoption in Iceland with Icelandic citizens without having to be there. We're not trying to build AUR for other countries, like SA or in my case USA... we're building for Iceland. Hope this clears up your confusion. -Fuse |
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April 24, 2016, 04:46:01 PM
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huh? i thought Adam was developing Aurora coin for the South African market? Why is he posting that so much on here and saying he was happy to pay for someone to write an e-book about Aurora? He comes across as the representative of the Aurora Foundation in Africa. What about 1% of the coin supply being in South Africa??  I explained the situation to you. He doesn't work with the team. He will state the same if asked. If you take the time to read the thread, you'll see that this is the case. With regards to your points about why you would think he's part of the team: Paying someone to write an Ebook is not being part of a dev team. These crypto EBooks are scams anyway. Anyone can do a copy paste job on coin info in a book to turn a buck. It's not worth the money. 1% of the coin supply being in SA doesn't mean anything. 1% of the market cap is only like 80k AUR, or around $20k-30k. That's not something that changes the goal. There's 1% in USA that I know of right now. Does that make the coin something that's being developed for use in USA? No, it just means that someone bought some coin. -Fuse |
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April 24, 2016, 05:33:59 PM |
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It comes down to this and it's really simple, if you are bagholder it's not a scam, if you not a bagholder it is a scam.
There is nothing special about AUR as a coin. Buying at these prices regardless if it's a scam or not is dangerous as the coin it's copying aka Digibyte has a lower marketcap then AUR by $800k.
This is a obvious pump before the rollout of the advertising and Multi Algo fork.
AUR is special because Balduro was the first person to come up with a solution to the problem of how do you get crypto into the masses without convincing them to go sign up for a shady service like Gox and get screwed in the end or find a drug dealer to sell drugs for Bitcoin with. Because for the first few years of its life that was the only way for a normal person with no mining equipment to get into Bitcoin. I still remember the drama over AUR when it first broke on this board and all the Bitcoin maximalists frothing at the mouth with hatred, guys like BitcoinEXpress coming in to fork it, people marching in line to call it a scam even though real Icelanders were proving they were getting their coins etc. etc. but how many of these Bitcointalk "legends" would have been willing to give away even 5% of their Bitcoin hoard to people all across the world in hope of spreading its adoption? Virtually none of them. And once AUR's marketcap was driven into the ground they all had a good laugh and went on their merry way. People on here tell everyone crypto is literally "earth changing technology", yet they constantly talk good projects down like its worth nothing more than a few small burger joints from the midwest. The local business I work for alone pulled in $9 million last year and all we do is print paper products with a 10 year-old website, I didn't even know it existed in town when I interviewed. But there are small businesses like this all across the world making 10x the marketcap of even the top alt coins in crypto. It kills me when I see kiddies saying things like Bitcoin with a $7 billion marketcap "is alot". LOL, just Mcdonalds alone is worth $90 billion. It's one thing to attack the technological fundamentals but history has proven time and time again the best tech doesn't always wins. It's all about the best combination of solid and STABLE tech, a bit of marketing pizazz but also commitment to knowing who your customers are. Not trying to say AUR is like a product, but I believe the fundamentals of business and commerce is all the same regardless. It's all money at the end of the day right? The AUR team is one of the few who knows their target market versus alot of github autists who "think" they know what the average person wants or needs. AUR is one of the few alts with potential for real world use, versus all these other coins on CMC which are all designed to trade and make more Bitcoin and have no hope of ever being used for anything. If you are going to treat crypto like trading baseball cards, than that is all it will ever be. But I personally think it can be much more. This is a hell of a good post. |
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April 24, 2016, 05:50:53 PM |
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It comes down to this and it's really simple, if you are bagholder it's not a scam, if you not a bagholder it is a scam.
There is nothing special about AUR as a coin. Buying at these prices regardless if it's a scam or not is dangerous as the coin it's copying aka Digibyte has a lower marketcap then AUR by $800k.
This is a obvious pump before the rollout of the advertising and Multi Algo fork.
AUR is special because Balduro was the first person to come up with a solution to the problem of how do you get crypto into the masses without convincing them to go sign up for a shady service like Gox and get screwed in the end or find a drug dealer to sell drugs for Bitcoin with. Because for the first few years of its life that was the only way for a normal person with no mining equipment to get into Bitcoin. I still remember the drama over AUR when it first broke on this board and all the Bitcoin maximalists frothing at the mouth with hatred, guys like BitcoinEXpress coming in to fork it, people marching in line to call it a scam even though real Icelanders were proving they were getting their coins etc. etc. but how many of these Bitcointalk "legends" would have been willing to give away even 5% of their Bitcoin hoard to people all across the world in hope of spreading its adoption? Virtually none of them. And once AUR's marketcap was driven into the ground they all had a good laugh and went on their merry way. People on here tell everyone crypto is literally "earth changing technology", yet they constantly talk good projects down like its worth nothing more than a few small burger joints from the midwest. The local business I work for alone pulled in $9 million last year and all we do is print paper products with a 10 year-old website, I didn't even know it existed in town when I interviewed. But there are small businesses like this all across the world making 10x the marketcap of even the top alt coins in crypto. It kills me when I see kiddies saying things like Bitcoin with a $7 billion marketcap "is alot". LOL, just Mcdonalds alone is worth $90 billion. It's one thing to attack the technological fundamentals but history has proven time and time again the best tech doesn't always wins. It's all about the best combination of solid and STABLE tech, a bit of marketing pizazz but also commitment to knowing who your customers are. Not trying to say AUR is like a product, but I believe the fundamentals of business and commerce is all the same regardless. It's all money at the end of the day right? The AUR team is one of the few who knows their target market versus alot of github autists who "think" they know what the average person wants or needs. AUR is one of the few alts with potential for real world use, versus all these other coins on CMC which are all designed to trade and make more Bitcoin and have no hope of ever being used for anything. If you are going to treat crypto like trading baseball cards, than that is all it will ever be. But I personally think it can be much more. I guess this just turned you into Solid123456789 10!  |
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