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Him accusing you of being GCHQ really kicked off a little stockholm syndrome, eh?  |
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BlindMayorBitcorn
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February 27, 2016, 05:17:40 AM |
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Him accusing you of being GCHQ really kicked off a little stockholm syndrome, eh? LOL. Well, let's just say I'm trying harder to see both sides of the field. Don't forget: I'm not as clever as some of u guise. Also I'm Canadian. So I have that going against me.  |
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February 27, 2016, 05:20:33 AM |
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Him accusing you of being GCHQ really kicked off a little stockholm syndrome, eh? LOL. Well, let's just say I'm trying harder to see both sides of the field. Don't forget: I'm not as clever as some of u guise. Also I'm Canadian. So I have that going against me. Check out Soluvox, they're canadian too, and pay well afaict. |
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February 27, 2016, 05:22:35 AM
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It's all French to me. Looks like a call center. What is it? Un service téléphonique et plus encore! And much more!  http://www.soluvox.ca/I don't get it. |
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February 27, 2016, 05:25:37 AM |
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The gorf is a new technical indicator to me  There is pent up worldwide demand for bitcoin. We may be imminently headed for $6000 BTC. I'm not joking. Lets see. Bitcoin has had a battering from the media for the best part of 6-7 years. Plenty know about it now. It has been superseded technologically and none of those assets even made a dent in its marketcap. It has been superseded institutionally because we now know that banks all over the world have been running their own blockchains. But none of them even made a dent in Bitcoin's marketcap. It has been superceeded strategically because we now have smart-contract based blockchains galore, yet, even none of those blockchains even made a dent in bitcoin's marketcap. What will banks do when they discover that the value isn't blockchain, it's bitcoin ? What will they do when they discover that blockchain is dirt cheap, can be reproduced a million times over and actually isn't much more useful technologically than an SQL server worth $1000 bucks ? What will they do when they discover that bitcoin isn't dirt cheap, can't be replicated, can't be bought, can't be regulated and can't even be matched for hashpower with the combined budgets of all the world's banks put together ? Bitcoin is going to be in demand by $7 billion people. Not for technological reasons, for monetary reasons. It is a perfected token both monetarily and sociologically. It is beginning to successfully conclude its "rights of passage" phase and just shortly, $400 now is going to look like $1 did back in 2010. Interesting that no one had a thing to say about this text, amongst your squabbles. Good stuff for the win of the decade and then the gift keeps on giving. |
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February 27, 2016, 05:29:37 AM |
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The gorf is a new technical indicator to me There is pent up worldwide demand for bitcoin. We may be imminently headed for $6000 BTC. I'm not joking. Lets see. Bitcoin has had a battering from the media for the best part of 6-7 years. Plenty know about it now. It has been superseded technologically and none of those assets even made a dent in its marketcap. It has been superseded institutionally because we now know that banks all over the world have been running their own blockchains. But none of them even made a dent in Bitcoin's marketcap. It has been superceeded strategically because we now have smart-contract based blockchains galore, yet, even none of those blockchains even made a dent in bitcoin's marketcap. What will banks do when they discover that the value isn't blockchain, it's bitcoin ? What will they do when they discover that blockchain is dirt cheap, can be reproduced a million times over and actually isn't much more useful technologically than an SQL server worth $1000 bucks ? What will they do when they discover that bitcoin isn't dirt cheap, can't be replicated, can't be bought, can't be regulated and can't even be matched for hashpower with the combined budgets of all the world's banks put together ? Bitcoin is going to be in demand by $7 billion people. Not for technological reasons, for monetary reasons. It is a perfected token both monetarily and sociologically. It is beginning to successfully conclude its "rights of passage" phase and just shortly, $400 now is going to look like $1 did back in 2010. Interesting that no one had a thing to say about this text, amongst your squabbles. Good stuff for the win of the decade and then the gift keeps on giving. Bid it up to 440, then, pls. |
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February 27, 2016, 05:55:18 AM |
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Him accusing you of being GCHQ really kicked off a little stockholm syndrome, eh? Ok. In hindsight, that was an assholish thing to say. Srsly.  In the quoted link Anonymint or whatever claims sidechains are technically not viable (presumably because of his altcoin-in-progress). All I did was ask for an explanation. You all are being totally unreasonable! You all spies except me! And ( possibly Fatty). Easy BMB:  |
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February 27, 2016, 06:04:54 AM |
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Closed my positions for a decent nights sleep. GG today. Gl and hf trading |
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February 27, 2016, 06:23:42 AM |
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In the quoted link Anonymint or whatever claims sidechains are technically not viable (presumably because of his altcoin-in-progress). All I did was ask for an explanation.
Guess I oughta check it out. Anonymint is obviously a very bright person. But very troubled. I gave up on him (her?) a couple years back. Always with the plan for the anonymous crypto that will bury all other cryptos. Yet somehow ... ... ... nothing ever delivered. Medical issues, you know. |
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February 27, 2016, 08:00:48 AM |
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February 27, 2016, 08:07:01 AM |
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hmmm... the price of bitcoin is supposed to be up higher than the expected, as the bitcoin reward halve. it should be at least $860 in the next halve, because the actual demand is remaining the same. |
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February 27, 2016, 08:10:22 AM |
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hmmm... the price of bitcoin is supposed to be up higher than the expected, as the bitcoin reward halve. it should be at least $860 in the next halve, because the actual demand is remaining the same. .... but bitcoins aren't destroyed. You can recycle them. |
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February 27, 2016, 09:00:50 AM |
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February 27, 2016, 09:37:31 AM |
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.... but bitcoins aren't destroyed. You can recycle them.
I wonder how many coins are in actual circulation? I.e. There could be a large number sitting in wallets that are no longer accessible. People have forgotten passwords or lost their wallet identifiers etc. So, although there will eventually only ever be 21mill in existence (unless there is a hf or similar), I wonder how many are in active circulation? |
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February 27, 2016, 10:00:47 AM |
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February 27, 2016, 10:09:24 AM |
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February 27, 2016, 11:00:47 AM |
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February 27, 2016, 11:16:30 AM
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Currently, I am underestimating the upside potential of bitcoin.  ^^ You'll have to be patient. Next rally will not happen before mid/late Q1 - 2016.
Until then expect one or two re-tests of the $315/$300 zone. Prices will slowly creep up, but stay in a close and boring trading range.
Wow, you seem to be pretty sure about it...Can you please give me a contact on the crystall ball dealer you bought it from? This line on the weekly dates back to the ATH (8000).  |
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