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This is SERIOUSLY stable  Books order are empty. And so is my pocket Just hope investors will come back once the size problem is dealt with. Block size debate will rumble on & on for a while yet. Don't expect it to be resolved quickly. Stability in the price is good, it makes bitcoin more attractive to noob investors. Let's hope it isn't too long before the next leg up, with or without news on block size. Think so? I'm a bit new to all this but it seemed not to be the most complicated evolution of the code. Why should it take lots of time? Consensus my friend. Lots of bull shit politics. It will still have some dips until they come up with a positive news that will make investors to come back to bitcoin from altcoins like ETH. |
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According to NIST and ECRYPT II, the cryptographic algorithms used in
Bitcoin are expected to be strong until at least 2030. (After that, it
will not be too difficult to transition to different algorithms.)
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February 03, 2016, 11:56:19 AM |
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This is SERIOUSLY stable Books order are empty. And so is my pocket Just hope investors will come back once the size problem is dealt with. Block size debate will rumble on & on for a while yet. Don't expect it to be resolved quickly. Stability in the price is good, it makes bitcoin more attractive to noob investors. Let's hope it isn't too long before the next leg up, with or without news on block size. Think so? I'm a bit new to all this but it seemed not to be the most complicated evolution of the code. Why should it take lots of time? Consensus my friend. Lots of bull shit politics. Yeah ok but it can go really quick and smooth if everyone reach a consensus. Which means btc is relatively safe cause if price drops too much and frighten miners, the consensus will be reached much faster I think xD |
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February 03, 2016, 12:20:12 PM |
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Looks like someone flashed a Superdump signal on finex. HOLD ON TO YOUR NUTZ/LABIAZ!!! |
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February 03, 2016, 12:21:19 PM |
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Looks like someone flashed a Superdump signal on finex. HOLD ON TO YOUR NUTZ/LABIAZ!!! was it a 1 Mbiter or a 2 Mbiter? |
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February 03, 2016, 12:22:58 PM |
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... The Four Punch Raiders are real. This picture was painted by a first-hand witness of their pillaging.  The jib covering over [whatever those square sails with "four punch" are called] came out nice Its a fore-course. I agree, thats the coolest graphic I've seen here for a while. Nice work. Who's the face on the top left? I don't think I should say, but whoever has investigated the origins of Satoshi should have an idea  |
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February 03, 2016, 12:31:44 PM |
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looking at this chart I wonder how many people would have an incentive to borrow money at high interest just to paint some volume for us TA experts. I mean seriously, if I wanted to cash out 200k bitcoins, I would easily pay 30% p.a. interest for three weeks to borrow $10M. Given the only risk is that MtGox will not give me back my money I guess it would even be easy to convince some wealthy friend who is not at all into Bitcoin.
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February 03, 2016, 12:39:00 PM |
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Good luck to them trying to find a way of enforcing that  |
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February 03, 2016, 12:44:00 PM |
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Bitcoin: bleeding since 2015(TM)
What a awful year... and seems to go worse
2015 an awful year? Perhaps you were thinking of 2014, the only calendar year with a drop in the price of bitcoins. 2015 was actually a pretty good year for Bitcoin. It started around $300 and finished over $430 for an increase of over 40%. Not a bad year at all. I mean awful 2016 |
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Looks like someone flashed a Superdump signal on finex.
What's a Superdump signal? Was it the spike down to 365 lik the spike down to 367 on Bitstamp? There was a spike down about ten hours ago, but it didn't go as deep or have as much volume. Does the magnitude of a spike determine how big a dump it precedes, or does a succession of spikes precede a dump? |
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February 03, 2016, 12:52:09 PM |
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Good luck to them trying to find a way of enforcing that Just like in the US they would focus on the exchanges. |
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February 03, 2016, 12:52:34 PM |
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Bitcoin: bleeding since 2015(TM)
What a awful year... and seems to go worse
2015 an awful year? Perhaps you were thinking of 2014, the only calendar year with a drop in the price of bitcoins. 2015 was actually a pretty good year for Bitcoin. It started around $300 and finished over $430 for an increase of over 40%. Not a bad year at all. I mean awful 2016 Agreed! Just hope it's a black January and it won't go on very longer ^^ |
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February 03, 2016, 12:57:03 PM |
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Good luck to them trying to find a way of enforcing that 
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February 03, 2016, 01:01:23 PM |
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February 03, 2016, 01:02:37 PM |
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Good luck to them trying to find a way of enforcing that Just like in the US they would focus on the exchanges. What? Btc exchange are forbidden in the US? Then how am I buying and selling my btc? |
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February 03, 2016, 01:08:03 PM |
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I do not think that they can control it at all, all what they can do is blocking bitcoin debit cards in EU countries and and blocking exchange sites, but they will not be able to forbade people from exchange BTC as indiviuals |
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LMGTFY
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February 03, 2016, 01:13:14 PM |
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Good luck to them trying to find a way of enforcing that Just like in the US they would focus on the exchanges. What? Btc exchange are forbidden in the US? Then how am I buying and selling my btc? The EC are concerned about the perceived anonymity of BTC transactions. US exchanges have AML/KYC measures in place - transactions aren't anonymous. Edit: The plan therefore calls for virtual currency exchange platforms to be brought under the scope of the European Anti-Money Laundering Directive, which would mean exchanges would have to report just who used their services and when they were used. The Action Plan says “The Commission will also examine whether to include virtual currency 'wallet providers'.” |
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February 03, 2016, 01:15:40 PM |
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I do not think that they can control it at all, all what they can do is blocking bitcoin debit cards in EU countries and and blocking exchange sites, but they will not be able to forbade people from exchange BTC as indiviuals Depends on how much & how these "individuals" trade  |
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