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August 16, 2015, 06:52:14 AM
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i always see you here talking about bitcoin being a big scam and claiming that the price is going to fall big time and soon, so i wonder why are you still in bitcoin forum when you think this way?!

Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip.
Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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August 16, 2015, 08:19:54 AM
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i always see you here talking about bitcoin being a big scam and claiming that the price is going to fall big time and soon, so i wonder why are you still in bitcoin forum when you think this way?!

He is trying to help people save their money by getting them to realize that Bitcoin won't last.
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August 16, 2015, 10:47:57 AM
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You dont read too good, do you boy ?

"Not your *opinion on what will happen, an *explanation of *why/how..."

I figured I was wasting my time asking you to do anything sensible with that pile of gray goo behind your one eye.

Go and learn the basics about transaction confirmations, longest chains, Supermajorities, and what happened the *last time the blockchain split..  



Feel free to explain to all of us why that would not happen.
Nodes will only confirm and use the longest chain matching their protocol AFAIK.
Supermajorities are important to avoid situations like this, as satoshi himself stated, a hard fork will only work if pretty much everyone agrees to switch.

The last time the same happened just for a fee blocks and people were already trying to double spend back then!

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August 16, 2015, 11:15:06 AM
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Counting down for the great weekend drop.

Weekend pump for a change you mean? Will be nice to see all the shorters getting burned this weekend Smiley

Apparently no pump, but it looks like we might have hit a wall at $260
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August 16, 2015, 12:40:20 PM
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You dont read too good, do you boy ?

"Not your *opinion on what will happen, an *explanation of *why/how..."

I figured I was wasting my time asking you to do anything sensible with that pile of gray goo behind your one eye.

Go and learn the basics about transaction confirmations, longest chains, Supermajorities, and what happened the *last time the blockchain split..  



Feel free to explain to all of us why that would not happen.
Nodes will only confirm and use the longest chain matching their protocol AFAIK.
Supermajorities are important to avoid situations like this, as satoshi himself stated, a hard fork will only work if pretty much everyone agrees to switch.

The last time the same happened just for a fee blocks and people were already trying to double spend back then!

CONFIRMED

The guy is clueless.

I decided to no longer use a signature, because people were trolling me about it.
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August 16, 2015, 03:01:26 PM
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You dont read too good, do you boy ?

"Not your *opinion on what will happen, an *explanation of *why/how..."

I figured I was wasting my time asking you to do anything sensible with that pile of gray goo behind your one eye.

Go and learn the basics about transaction confirmations, longest chains, Supermajorities, and what happened the *last time the blockchain split..  



Feel free to explain to all of us why that would not happen.
Nodes will only confirm and use the longest chain matching their protocol AFAIK.
Supermajorities are important to avoid situations like this, as satoshi himself stated, a hard fork will only work if pretty much everyone agrees to switch.

The last time the same happened just for a fee blocks and people were already trying to double spend back then!


CONFIRMED

The guy is clueless.

Feel free to clear up any technical misunderstandings that I have about it. (And it seems many with me..)
Just yelling "boohoo you're wrong." Is less constructive than any of my worst troll posts.

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August 16, 2015, 03:25:13 PM
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You dont read too good, do you boy ?

"Not your *opinion on what will happen, an *explanation of *why/how..."

I figured I was wasting my time asking you to do anything sensible with that pile of gray goo behind your one eye.

Go and learn the basics about transaction confirmations, longest chains, Supermajorities, and what happened the *last time the blockchain split..  



Feel free to explain to all of us why that would not happen.
Nodes will only confirm and use the longest chain matching their protocol AFAIK.
Supermajorities are important to avoid situations like this, as satoshi himself stated, a hard fork will only work if pretty much everyone agrees to switch.

The last time the same happened just for a fee blocks and people were already trying to double spend back then!


CONFIRMED

The guy is clueless.

Feel free to clear up any technical misunderstandings that I have about it. (And it seems many with me..)
Just yelling "boohoo you're wrong." Is less constructive than any of my worst troll posts.

Feel free to clear up any technical misunderstandings that I have about it. (And it seems many with me..)

I decided to no longer use a signature, because people were trolling me about it.
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