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July 20, 2016, 02:21:15 PM |
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All the people, "time to sell your GPU's, the HF is a gameover man! Game over!"
So what happened guize?
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dwgscale11
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July 20, 2016, 02:41:04 PM |
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All the people, "time to sell your GPU's, the HF is a gameover man! Game over!"
So what happened guize?
Bro, it just happened man. Give it time. Eth is being held up by big pockets taking huge hits in the profit by keeping the market up like a crutch. Only a matter of time..... |
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July 20, 2016, 02:45:36 PM |
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All the people, "time to sell your GPU's, the HF is a gameover man! Game over!"
So what happened guize?
Bro, it just happened man. Give it time. Eth is being held up by big pockets taking huge hits in the profit by keeping the market up like a crutch. Only a matter of time..... But if someone wanted to exit they'd have done that before the HF. Otherwise why risk the HF!?!? |
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dwgscale11
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July 20, 2016, 02:50:33 PM |
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All the people, "time to sell your GPU's, the HF is a gameover man! Game over!"
So what happened guize?
Bro, it just happened man. Give it time. Eth is being held up by big pockets taking huge hits in the profit by keeping the market up like a crutch. Only a matter of time..... But if someone wanted to exit they'd have done that before the HF. Otherwise why risk the HF!?!? They don't want to exit. People have been exiting, and deep pocketed insiders are eating at their profit buying up coins to project the market is stable, and if they didn't it would plummet and it would be the end. They want some hope to continue to exist. It's the old crutch technique. |
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c789
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July 20, 2016, 02:53:24 PM |
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They've just showed that contracts don't matter. To trust them now is completely illogical since there is no basis for trust.
Anyone with sense will get out now.
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Minecache
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July 20, 2016, 03:02:07 PM |
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They've just showed that contracts don't matter. To trust them now is completely illogical since there is no basis for trust.
Anyone with sense will get out now.
No they showed that the ETH community has fantastic consensus and support. |
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The Sceptical Chymist
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July 20, 2016, 03:33:53 PM |
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I just looked at the price on Yobit and it's 0.018. That's more than it was when I checked it last week, so what's this thread supposed to be about? Eth most definitely has a strong community. I'm not sure what the coin is good for, but it's got good support.
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c789
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July 20, 2016, 03:46:06 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
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Minecache
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July 20, 2016, 03:50:24 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. |
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dwgscale11
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July 20, 2016, 03:57:40 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3d |
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Minecache
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July 20, 2016, 04:02:38 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. |
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Perryl
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July 20, 2016, 04:05:47 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. Not FUD. Kraken and Polo both disabled withdrawals and deposits. Before crying FUD you should actually know what you're talking about. https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2016.07.15-Ethereum-Hard-Fork/http://blog.kraken.com/post/147619017767/on-the-ethereum-hard-forkkthxbi |
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dwgscale11
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July 20, 2016, 04:13:38 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. Not FUD. Kraken and Polo both disabled withdrawals and deposits. Before crying FUD you should actually know what you're talking about. https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2016.07.15-Ethereum-Hard-Fork/http://blog.kraken.com/post/147619017767/on-the-ethereum-hard-forkkthxbi GDAX too, They were suppose to open it 12 minutes ago.. https://twitter.com/gdax |
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Edsemen
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July 20, 2016, 04:22:57 PM |
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They've just showed that contracts don't matter. To trust them now is completely illogical since there is no basis for trust.
Anyone with sense will get out now.
I reckon you do not have any Ethereum now. But did you short the Ethereum to make some profit? |
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mining1
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July 20, 2016, 04:24:32 PM |
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Probably these second tier trolls scared him and he dumped everything at a loss, and how he's using the very same tactics to get back in the game, funny guy  |
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July 20, 2016, 04:24:52 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. No, the good news is in one fail swoop countless scores of assholes have been identified and noted for who they are and what they do not know. Enjoy your paypal fool. |
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July 20, 2016, 04:26:07 PM |
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All the people, "time to sell your GPU's, the HF is a gameover man! Game over!"
So what happened guize?
Bro, it just happened man. Give it time. Eth is being held up by big pockets taking huge hits in the profit by keeping the market up like a crutch. Only a matter of time..... This has been the case during this whole debacle. The price just had to be propped up; I can't imagine panic was that tame during all this, ESP in crypto land. But, I am surprised the Exodus hasn't begun. We will see.. |
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July 20, 2016, 04:43:15 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. Not FUD. Kraken and Polo both disabled withdrawals and deposits. Before crying FUD you should actually know what you're talking about. https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2016.07.15-Ethereum-Hard-Fork/http://blog.kraken.com/post/147619017767/on-the-ethereum-hard-forkkthxbi Yes you are fudding. You could still trade ETH on tokens. "Trading will continue as normal during the fork. All ETH on Kraken after the fork will be tokens of the winning chain" |
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July 20, 2016, 04:46:35 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. Not FUD. Kraken and Polo both disabled withdrawals and deposits. Before crying FUD you should actually know what you're talking about. https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2016.07.15-Ethereum-Hard-Fork/http://blog.kraken.com/post/147619017767/on-the-ethereum-hard-forkkthxbi Yes you are fudding. You could still trade ETH on tokens. "Trading will continue as normal during the fork. All ETH on Kraken after the fork will be tokens of the winning chain" No, cheerleader, take a breath, put the koolaid down, and go back and read. Funds are locked on the exchange. |
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Perryl
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July 20, 2016, 04:54:31 PM |
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I understand that what the hacker did was immoral and I don't like that, but he did stay within the rules (contract) of the ETH system. A contract is a contract.
No company will risk putting their assets into ETH since contracts evidently mean nothing to the community and can be broken. If the community wants a world where contracts can be broken, then by all means let the community do as it wishes.
No he exploited a contract. Anyway you fudder and haters will always hate whatever. Gud news is that the crypto media are all behind the HF and incredibly positive. You need to learn to move on because there's nothing here for you to see now. Aren't funds still locked in most exchanges? Major sell offs incoming.. 8 mill eth withdrawal https://etherscan.io/address/0x53d284357ec70ce289d6d64134dfac8e511c8a3dNo exchanges were and are still functioning. More FUD. Not FUD. Kraken and Polo both disabled withdrawals and deposits. Before crying FUD you should actually know what you're talking about. https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2016.07.15-Ethereum-Hard-Fork/http://blog.kraken.com/post/147619017767/on-the-ethereum-hard-forkkthxbi Yes you are fudding. You could still trade ETH on tokens. "Trading will continue as normal during the fork. All ETH on Kraken after the fork will be tokens of the winning chain" FUD doesn't come with links and evidence, sorry kid. |
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