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July 18, 2015, 08:58:06 PM


You can meet girls like that in any country. In some there's just less of them or they're better at hiding.  Wink
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July 18, 2015, 09:00:23 PM


Australia? Well, some islands will be more expensive than others...

Apparently, there are Approximately 180,497 available islands in the world. -> https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090510184804AArokSM

That means an average of 21,000,000/180,497 = an average of =116.3454240237 per island.
Keep in mind this does not take into consideration that some islands will be with more than others ( see Australia ) or that bitcoin might be used for other things than buying islands. For example, yachts, Ferraris, castles, etc...

I still harbor hope that for a princely sum of 50 or 60 bitcoins I might someday be able to buy my own island. I do not imagine it might be as nice as some of those depicted.


 http://www.privateislandsonline.com/islands/near-batteau-island

More like that, I suspect.
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July 18, 2015, 09:06:25 PM


Australia? Well, some islands will be more expensive than others...

Apparently, there are Approximately 180,497 available islands in the world. -> https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090510184804AArokSM

That means an average of 21,000,000/180,497 = an average of =116.3454240237 per island.
Keep in mind this does not take into consideration that some islands will be with more than others ( see Australia ) or that bitcoin might be used for other things than buying islands. For example, yachts, Ferraris, castles, etc...

I still harbor hope that for a princely sum of 50 or 60 bitcoins I might someday be able to buy my own island. I do not imagine it might be as nice as some of those depicted.


 http://www.privateislandsonline.com/islands/near-batteau-island

More like that, I suspect.


There are plenty of cheap and nice islands up for purchase in South-East Asia. Hell, I own a part of one in the Philippines. Yes it can be a hassle legally and you cannot always outright own the place but if you have money there are ways around  Wink
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There are plenty of cheap and nice islands up for purchase in South-East Asia. Hell, I own a part of one in the Philippines. Yes it can be a hassle legally and you cannot always outright own the place but if you have money there are ways around  Wink

Panama seems to be a hotspot for island bargains. However a few buyers have arrived to find their very own surprise populations. I presume under those circumstances you're fully legally entitled to auction off the hunting rights to depraved Wall Streeters.
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There are plenty of cheap and nice islands up for purchase in South-East Asia. Hell, I own a part of one in the Philippines. Yes it can be a hassle legally and you cannot always outright own the place but if you have money there are ways around  Wink

Panama seems to be a hotspot for island bargains. However a few buyers have arrived to find their very own surprise populations. I presume under those circumstances you're fully legally entitled to auction off the hunting rights to depraved Wall Streeters.

Yes! I love Panama
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There are plenty of cheap and nice islands up for purchase in South-East Asia. Hell, I own a part of one in the Philippines. Yes it can be a hassle legally and you cannot always outright own the place but if you have money there are ways around  Wink

Panama seems to be a hotspot for island bargains. However a few buyers have arrived to find their very own surprise populations. I presume under those circumstances you're fully legally entitled to auction off the hunting rights to depraved Wall Streeters.

Property rights are confusing when titles aren't on the blockchain. At some point in the future it won't just be bitcoins, it will be everything: If it isn't on the blockchain, you don't own it.
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July 18, 2015, 09:26:32 PM

People, I don't know whatever this is troll or not, but Satoshi is HACKED.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2fw4fy/satoshi_hacked_the_story_so_far/

I don't know how the price didn't get affected with a new like this one.

Hmm... you do realise this is from 10 months ago?
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July 18, 2015, 09:27:22 PM

People, I don't know whatever this is troll or not, but Satoshi is HACKED.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2fw4fy/satoshi_hacked_the_story_so_far/

I don't know how the price didn't get affected with a new like this one.

Hmm... you do realise this is from 10 months ago?

Brilliant catch, I will delete the reply now.

But why it's on the first page on reddit then ?

Edit : Nevermind, found the answer for my question, it was a user asking about the aftermath of this event.
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July 18, 2015, 09:29:29 PM

People, I don't know whatever this is troll or not, but Satoshi is HACKED.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2fw4fy/satoshi_hacked_the_story_so_far/

I don't know how the price didn't get affected with a new like this one.

Hmm... you do realise this is from 10 months ago?

Brilliant catch, I will delete the reply now.

But why it's on the first page on reddit then ?

Because someone's wondering in retrospect if anything became of the hack. Not much.
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You can meet girls like that in any country. In some there's just less of them or they're better at hiding.  Wink

not wanna sound like a sexist, but girls like this dont cost more then 150 bucks a hour.

there guys i just gave you a new goal in life Tongue
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Australia? Well, some islands will be more expensive than others...

Apparently, there are Approximately 180,497 available islands in the world. -> https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090510184804AArokSM

That means an average of 21,000,000/180,497 = an average of =116.3454240237 per island.
Keep in mind this does not take into consideration that some islands will be with more than others ( see Australia ) or that bitcoin might be used for other things than buying islands. For example, yachts, Ferraris, castles, etc...

I still harbor hope that for a princely sum of 50 or 60 bitcoins I might someday be able to buy my own island. I do not imagine it might be as nice as some of those depicted.


 http://www.privateislandsonline.com/islands/near-batteau-island

More like that, I suspect.


We all like to dream of spending our bitcoin riches on exotic toys, but this is capitalism. The idea is to take profits and use them to purchase working capital such as farmland, tools, or machinery to increase our productivity so that we will have the income to buy back the coins during the next sustained downturn.

Bitcoin, like all money, is an abstract representation of capital. We support an inflationary type of money because it DISCOURAGES consumerism and encourages capital formation (savings). 
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July 18, 2015, 10:09:28 PM

is btce going under or just recovering from that fat finger market sale?
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July 18, 2015, 10:52:07 PM

is btce going under or just recovering from that fat finger market sale?

sub 270, but above 150.

I guess they recovered, but not fully

And Greece lifted some bank restrictions, so I think prices will fall
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Are we ready to go up?  Huh
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July 18, 2015, 10:59:29 PM

is btce going under or just recovering from that fat finger market sale?

sub 270, but above 150.

I guess they recovered, but not fully

And Greece lifted some bank restrictions, so I think prices will fall

I know OKcoin had some complicated system that mean't leveraged litecoin holders lost money when someone lost a fortune on a leveraged trade. They split the losses he couldn't cover between the other leveraged traders.

I think btc-e might offer leverage on Bitcoin, and that crash might have caused similar problems. Someone must have lost a fortune due to that crash.
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wtf btc-e?
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