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December 12, 2017, 12:29:50 AM


I am sure silver and gold will be worth a lot once Elon (or Virgin?) will make civilian space ships. I mean, gold and silver are so scarce in space.


Wood is more scarce than gold and silver is space...
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December 12, 2017, 12:32:27 AM


I am sure silver and gold will be worth a lot once Elon (or Virgin?) will make civilian space ships. I mean, gold and silver are so scarce in space.


Wood is more scarce than gold and silver is space...

There's a space pill for that now. Tongue
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December 12, 2017, 12:36:12 AM

Wood is more scarce than gold and silver is space...

Are we sure?

http://avp.wikia.com/wiki/Alien_III_(Vincent_Ward)

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December 12, 2017, 12:37:15 AM
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Go buy shares in Shell then or Texan wildcats. But a boom in PMs is laughable.  

I worked with a company that could drop a full gold plant into the Burmese jungle (or anywhere else) for US$20 million.  That’s cheap enough that any moron can do it.    And unlike coal, you don’t have build a rail line at $2 million per mile to get the product out.
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December 12, 2017, 12:37:23 AM

Bleh. Finally decided to apply to Genesis and Bitstamp, in addition to Gemini.

Having one really fucking bad time trying to pull out lots of cash from Coinbase. Not sure what's going on over there. Applied for an increased limit, and updated tickets asking "WTF ?"

Their support is fucking shameful.

I imagine it's like a scene out of "Boiler Room" or something...

I'm dead curious to hear what Genesis is like. Let us know. Bitstamp will ask for a sample of your colonic cells. And freeze you anyway.
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December 12, 2017, 12:44:47 AM

Ahhahaha. Good gawd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nihzliIDWpY&feature=youtu.be
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December 12, 2017, 12:47:53 AM


Nice to see him getting out for some fresh air.
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December 12, 2017, 12:55:35 AM


So he only invested $25k and now we have to listen to him? SAD!

What a scam artist.
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December 12, 2017, 12:58:47 AM

So he only invested $25k and now we have to listen to him? SAD!

What a scam artist.


I listen to him because he gives me a stipend. Try asking for one too. No strings attached apart from occasional nods and grunts of acknowledgement.

Oh, and every six months you're contracted to gather a screaming crowd to mob him when he flies into Tokyo.
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December 12, 2017, 01:00:49 AM

Seeing the giant disembodied head of Roger Ver on CNBC is about as bad as it gets. I should be numb to it by now, but I ain't.
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As predicted, the above infographic was not only stupid, it was totally wrong.
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December 12, 2017, 01:07:01 AM

He only bought 25000 BTC? Or is it just his first purchase?

What really upsets me is not that he shills Bcash over Bitcoin, he has every right to do it.... but blatantly lying with things like "hundreds of dollars fees" or delays even for weeks?
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December 12, 2017, 01:10:47 AM

So he only invested $25k and now we have to listen to him? SAD!

What a scam artist.


I listen to him because he gives me a stipend. Try asking for one too. No strings attached apart from occasional nods and grunts of acknowledgement.

Oh, and every six months you're contracted to gather a screaming crowd to mob him when he flies into Tokyo.

This is what keeps me coming back to this thread  :-)
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December 12, 2017, 01:25:03 AM


[......]


As predicted, the above infographic was not only stupid, it was totally wrong.

As more millionaires, investment funds, countries, and all rich and poor people in the connected world want a piece of BTC the demand will continue to rise.

If wall street wants to crush it, they may end up crushed themselves by the underling buying support.

Dont sell your BTC  HODL it now more than ever.    Grin Grin
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December 12, 2017, 01:34:36 AM

He only bought 25000 BTC? Or is it just his first purchase?

What really upsets me is not that he shills Bcash over Bitcoin, he has every right to do it.... but blatantly lying with things like "hundreds of dollars fees" or delays even for weeks?


Yes, and it appears his friend, Jihan Wu is sticking it to the people using their Hashnest cloud mining. They set a really lowball fee for BTC withdrawals, so it is taking days for people's withdrawals to finally get confirmed. It appears Bitmain's response to a support ticket is that their transaction fee is fixed at 20,000 sats.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=766448.5104

Also, look what "signal" Bitcoin.com pool(operated by Ver) is putting out, lately, to the blocks they mine for BTC.
    
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December 12, 2017, 01:40:37 AM

A bleed is pending and I think it'd come soon. We've had enough pumps, and all that should now get settled with bitcoin going less than $13,000 once again. Alts have bled enough, now their time should come to rule for some time. Look at ETH/BTC, no one expected that price again of ETH/ETC against BTC. A big correction is required now, else even many countries would start taking bitcoin suspicious.


U sound nutso, or perhaps desperate.

Sure you might possibly be correct that we are going to experience a correction, but your phrasing that a correction "is required" seems to be out of touch with the nature of markets and bitcoin.

Furthermore, you hopeful lauding of ETH in terms of "no one expected" is a bunch of bullshit too.

Ethereum is no fucking equivalent to bitcoin, and sure there has been decent pumping coming from the snot nosed 14 year olds, but that shit had been pumped quite a bit beyond any true value that it had, so attempting to assert that .1BTC per ETH or anything close to that is normal, seems a stretch, and surely anything above .01BTC per ETH is seeming a bit inflated, too.   So perhaps cashing out of ETH might be prudent rather than pumping (and pimping) it in this BTC thread.
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December 12, 2017, 01:47:17 AM
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A bleed is pending and I think it'd come soon. We've had enough pumps, and all that should now get settled with bitcoin going less than $13,000 once again. Alts have bled enough, now their time should come to rule for some time. Look at ETH/BTC, no one expected that price again of ETH/ETC against BTC. A big correction is required now, else even many countries would start taking bitcoin suspicious.


U sound nutso, or perhaps desperate.

Sure you might possibly be correct that we are going to experience a correction, but your phrasing that a correction "is required" seems to be out of touch with the nature of markets and bitcoin.

Furthermore, you hopeful lauding of ETH in terms of "no one expected" is a bunch of bullshit too.

Ethereum is no fucking equivalent to bitcoin, and sure there has been decent pumping coming from the snot nosed 14 year olds, but that shit had been pumped quite a bit beyond any true value that it had, so attempting to assert that .1BTC per ETH or anything close to that is normal, seems a stretch, and surely anything above .01BTC per ETH is seeming a bit inflated, too.   So perhaps cashing out of ETH might be prudent rather than pumping (and pimping) it in this BTC thread.

Oh please, ETH has great value. You can breed Cryptokitties with it. Plus it's a great ICO token generator.  Grin
Here is a link to my ETH address to show you that I am indeed a huge (m)ETHhead.  Cheesy
https://etherscan.io/address/0x6a422441d27e1d9687e410cd7f856479d3059676
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December 12, 2017, 01:50:28 AM

Haha, Roger says it costs $50 to send a $20 transaction. More lies and deception.
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December 12, 2017, 01:57:54 AM

Haha, Roger says it costs $50 to send a $20 transaction. More lies and deception.
I would have loved the interviewer to call BCH "Bcash" just to hear Ver going berserk on the chick  Grin
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December 12, 2017, 02:00:40 AM

Haha, Roger says it costs $50 to send a $20 transaction. More lies and deception.
I would have loved the interviewer to call BCH "Bcash" just to hear Ver going berserk on the chick  Grin

Haha I was waiting to see his middle finger come up the whole time  Grin  That is, until about a minute in, where I lost interest and wandered off in persuit of a moth...
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