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June 06, 2016, 08:59:32 AM

We speak in dollars here.
No. You speak in dollars. We speak in bitcoins.
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June 06, 2016, 09:01:35 AM

Approaching 600$ and happily testing it: a good case for a Monday.
Guys please stop feeding the troll and let's go back to business.

Interesting trading day ahead  Grin
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June 06, 2016, 09:06:12 AM

Approaching 600$ and happily testing it: a good case for a Monday.
Guys please stop feeding the troll and let's go back to business.

Interesting trading day ahead  Grin

You're right.Sorry for that.But sometimes....aarrgg!!
I guess you know what I mean!
And yes this is a good start into a new week.Next days might become very interesting.
$600 could be possible within the next days.
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June 06, 2016, 09:16:38 AM

Approaching 600$ and happily testing it: a good case for a Monday.
Guys please stop feeding the troll and let's go back to business.

Interesting trading day ahead  Grin

You're right.Sorry for that.But sometimes....aarrgg!!
I guess you know what I mean!
And yes this is a good start into a new week.Next days might become very interesting.
$600 could be possible within the next days.


All I know is 'very interesting indeed" if say BTC was to hit the ATH again of around $1,100 dollars Say within the next 4-6 weeks.

 Bitcoin holders/The Press/The Chinese Gov't/ well hell

everyone would just 'lose their frigging minds' at that point imho......FUD/FOMO/Regulate BTC/Unregulate BTC much noise/lamenting/boasting etc etc

It would be 'quite' interesting indeed..toss in Seg Witness hitting/the block halving/ethereum/lisk into this mix and a big spike in BTC transactions and THEN we'd have  a party Smiley

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June 06, 2016, 09:30:30 AM

Approaching 600$ and happily testing it: a good case for a Monday.
Guys please stop feeding the troll and let's go back to business.

Interesting trading day ahead  Grin

You're right.Sorry for that.But sometimes....aarrgg!!
I guess you know what I mean!
And yes this is a good start into a new week.Next days might become very interesting.
$600 could be possible within the next days.


All I know is 'very interesting indeed" if say BTC was to hit the ATH again of around $1,100 dollars Say within the next 4-6 weeks.

Bitcoin holders/The Press/The Chinese Gov't/ well hell

everyone would just 'lose their frigging minds' at that point imho......FUD/FOMO/Regulate BTC/Unregulate BTC much noise/lamenting/boasting etc etc

It would be 'quite' interesting indeed..toss in Seg Witness hitting/the block halving/ethereum/lisk into this mix and a big spike in BTC transactions and THEN we'd have  a party Smiley




Thing is, Bitcoin DGAF 'bout all this.
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June 06, 2016, 10:07:41 AM

^^ Bitcoin doesn't, bitcoin does.
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All I know is 'very interesting indeed" if say BTC was to hit the ATH again of around $1,100 dollars Say within the next 4-6 weeks.

 Bitcoin holders/The Press/The Chinese Gov't/ well hell

everyone would just 'lose their frigging minds' at that point imho......FUD/FOMO/Regulate BTC/Unregulate BTC much noise/lamenting/boasting etc etc

It would be 'quite' interesting indeed..toss in Seg Witness hitting/the block halving/ethereum/lisk into this mix and a big spike in BTC transactions and THEN we'd have  a party Smiley



The thing is that Bitcoin is comparable with Moses tablets! ...

- Can't be changed;

- Set in stone;

- It can be almost physical but it can also be not;

- And it spreads like the "Word of God".
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June 06, 2016, 11:48:00 AM

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>Already rich
>peddling shit on ebay, bawws about 90 shekels.

We got us a rich badass here...

Nobody likes getting robbed, trollfag.

You being paid off from jew bankers or ETH shills?  You getting paid .05 cents for each shill post?  Does it go to your paypal or bitcoin address?


Get used to getting robbed, Goyfriend. With Jews, you lose! Wink

MAGA you're a funny guy Grin

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Don't worry, Friendo, I won't report you Smiley

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June 06, 2016, 11:49:47 AM

At least btcs are backed by energy and other mining costs.

That's like saying gold is backed by the effort (energy, work) needed to find and dig it out of the ground.

The minimum cost of production is an indirect guarantee for the price of a given commodity. This is not only related to scarcity, even if it accounts for scarcity.

Aluminum is not scarce, actually it's very abundant, however in its native form it requires a lot of electrical energy before it gets converted into metallic aluminum. Thus the commodity price reflects all this energy spent. Assuming market players are rational (nobody wants to produce something for X and sell at X minus Y%) you can't go much lower than that.

PMs and ordinary metals are kind of exchangeable concentrated energy storage "tokens", in that sense. BTC is similar because it too requires energy and associated mining costs.

In any case this is definitely more legitimate value than printing money out of thin air.
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In any case this is definitely more legitimate value than printing money out of thin air.
4. Why would Chinese commies not want to sell beetcoin tokens, made out of thin air and surplus electricity, into IRL American $$$?

It's not like "IRL American $$$" don't come into existence from ...thin air. Post-gold-standard $$$ are a paper scam.

At least btcs are backed by energy and other mining costs.

You don't understand the meaning of the word "backed," as it applies to currency. You share this fundamental misunderstanding with many intrepid investors on these fora. Let me give you an analogy:
If I went out to a nice dinner last night, and spent $200, this does not mean that, when I make #2 this morning, my poop is backed by $200 it cost me to produce it. My poop's not backed by anything. To nearly everyone, my poop is as worthless as it would have been if i ate a Mc.D's Happy Meal, or a bowl of rice.

"I never thought of it that way," you may be saying to yourself right about now. "Are you telling me that I shouldn't buy poo, no matter how hard someone worked to produce it?!"
"Now you're starting to understand," I'd approvingly answer.

...Alas, that's but a rose-tinted dream of mine. You'll never grasp these basic truths, ones which are obvious to most 3-yr.-olds Sad

>Aluminum is not scarce, actually it's very abundant, however in its native form it requires a lot of electrical energy before it gets converted into metallic aluminum.

That's because aluminum is whatchamacall a commodity, people *need* aluminum to make shit out of, like the cans for that PBR you're nursing now. BTC isn't used to make shit. If BTCeanies suddenly become twice as expensive to make, people won't pay you double for your extremely valuable Princess Di BTCeanie, take my word for it.

\/\/\/ If ignoring the facts helps you defend your delusions, stay ignorant. Without your likes, making money would be much more difficult Smiley \/\/\/
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June 06, 2016, 12:09:44 PM

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>Already rich
>peddling shit on ebay, bawws about 90 shekels.

We got us a rich badass here...

Nobody likes getting robbed, trollfag.

Aren't you the guy that's so butt-ravaged that Bitcoin is doing so well lately?

I've stopped reading your posts about 50 pages back.

So what is the source of your ass pain from bitcoins recent explosion?  You sold all your bitcoins recently?

You being paid off from jew bankers or ETH shills?  You getting paid .05 cents for each shill post?  Does it go to your paypal or bitcoin address?

I'm loving all these shill posts on multiple websites, your tears are delicious.

responds to his post.

Something doesn't quite add up.
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June 06, 2016, 12:22:04 PM

The thing is that Bitcoin is comparable with Moses tablets! ...

- Can't be changed;
Was hard-forked already, will be soft or hard-forked again in the near future. Easy as pie.
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Bitcoin isn't tangible, forget stone. Just a bunch of bleeps and bloops, 1s and 0s, memory/gate states in a bunch of Chinese 'puter gear: it's literally *nothing*.
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- It can be almost physical but it can also be not;

- And it spreads like the "Word of God".
You eat a lot of acid, Miller, back in the hippie days?
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June 06, 2016, 12:46:29 PM

Bitcoin isn't tangible, forget stone. Just a bunch of bleeps and bloops, 1s and 0s, memory/gate states in a bunch of Chinese 'puter gear: it's literally *nothing*.
Do you prefer American confetti paper?
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Bitcoin isn't tangible

Yes it is... its information! .. I can print it on paper, on metal copper sheets so I can have them in 2000+ years to my ancestors, I can write it on a CD, store it on a USB / SSD, and from what I know you can also print it on a coin... And all of those can be multiplied with the same copy of the same thing in case something happens. Armageddon?
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Bitcoin isn't tangible, forget stone. Just a bunch of bleeps and bloops, 1s and 0s, memory/gate states in a bunch of Chinese 'puter gear: it's literally *nothing*.
Do you prefer American confetti paper?
Sure. Use that worthless government scrip every day. Granted, BTC fandom is more fun, but ignore the lel, and it's USD all the way Smiley
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Bitcoin isn't tangible

Yes it is... its information! .. I can print it on paper, on metal copper sheets so I can have them in 2000+ years to my ancestors, I can write it on a CD, store it on a USB / SSD, and from what I know you can also print it on a coin... And all of those can be multiplied with the same copy of the same thing in case something happens. Armageddon?

You can also print "I got Assburgers" on a piece of paper or stamp it on a coin, and, while your retardation is almost palpable, it, nevertheless, isn't tangible. The paper is, your Assburgers aren't.
You must learn the words you use before using them, starting with the word "tangible." Smiley
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June 06, 2016, 01:50:43 PM

Price still creeping up slowly, trolls need to try harder Grin
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Bitcoin isn't tangible

Yes it is... its information! .. I can print it on paper, on metal copper sheets so I can have them in 2000+ years to my ancestors, I can write it on a CD, store it on a USB / SSD, and from what I know you can also print it on a coin... And all of those can be multiplied with the same copy of the same thing in case something happens. Armageddon?

You can also print "I got Assburgers" on a piece of paper or stamp it on a coin, and, while your retardation is almost palpable, it, nevertheless, isn't tangible. The paper is, your Assburgers aren't.
You must learn the words you use before using them, starting with the word "tangible." Smiley

Do you even own any coins? Do u even know how Bitcoin works?
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Bitcoin isn't tangible

Yes it is... its information! .. I can print it on paper, on metal copper sheets so I can have them in 2000+ years to my ancestors, I can write it on a CD, store it on a USB / SSD, and from what I know you can also print it on a coin... And all of those can be multiplied with the same copy of the same thing in case something happens. Armageddon?

You can also print "I got Assburgers" on a piece of paper or stamp it on a coin, and, while your retardation is almost palpable, it, nevertheless, isn't tangible. The paper is, your Assburgers aren't.
You must learn the words you use before using them, starting with the word "tangible." Smiley
by your arguement a USD is not tangible either being simply a symbol stamped on a coin or printed on a piece of paper.  Backed by the ability of a nation to collect taxes, or backed by an encrypted decentralised ledger - take your pick
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