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July 02, 2016, 05:14:26 PM |
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That is what is called fluff, or a filler article that really does not say anything, just to publish on a slow news weekend.
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LFC_Bitcoin
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Oh yes, lets get ready for fireworks  That is what is called fluff, or a filler article that really does not say anything, just to publish on a slow news weekend. Coindesk has really gone down hill.
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down.
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BlindMayorBitcorn
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July 02, 2016, 05:54:00 PM |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that. 
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July 02, 2016, 06:06:59 PM Last edit: July 02, 2016, 06:22:20 PM by mymenace |
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Perfect, I wish I could do that,  ETF Pump, Halvening Pump, Global Crisis Pump, Banks are frauds Pump, Finance Apps on the blockchain Pump, Data on the blockchain pump perfect storm anything missed Where is the new bottom?
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July 02, 2016, 06:14:06 PM Last edit: July 02, 2016, 06:52:05 PM by PorkUsher |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that.  Last time my money was censorshipped was never is probably why  Post censored by censorship h80rs in 3 ... 2 ... @yefi, you gotta accept your coin's dead. You are thinking of putting it up there. Don't deny the thought hadn't crossed your mind, yefi. https://youtu.be/Oqu0ogtqlQs?t=77
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July 02, 2016, 06:24:32 PM |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that.  Last time my money was censorshipped was never is probably why  Post censored by censorship h80rs in 3 ... 2 ... @yefi, you gotta accept your coin's dead. You are thinking of putting it up there. Don't deny the thought hadn't crossed your mind, yefi. are u talking about fiat, bank money http://www.cima.ned.org/resource/soft-censorship-how-governments-around-the-globe-use-money-to-manipulate-the-media/easy to google
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July 02, 2016, 06:36:12 PM |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that.  Last time my money was censorshipped was never is probably why  Post censored by censorship h80rs in 3 ... 2 ... @yefi, you gotta accept your coin's dead. You are thinking of putting it up there. Don't deny the thought hadn't crossed your mind, yefi. are u talking about fiat, bank money http://www.cima.ned.org/resource/soft-censorship-how-governments-around-the-globe-use-money-to-manipulate-the-media/easy to google It's a well-known fact that mass media is censorshipped by Saurian Jews shekels. Now tell me how that (manipulating the press?) wouldn't be possible with bitcoins (which they have been secretly accumulating, off-exchange and under the radar, to hoard it in a secret Jew cave that they built, probably back in the early 60s!)? Regardless, all I'm telling you is the last time MY money was censor-shipped with Saurian OC was never. P.S. Reptilian Jews are also easy to Google https://www.google.com/search?q=Saurian+Jews&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#newwindow=1&safe=off&q=reptilian+Jews 
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July 02, 2016, 06:42:43 PM |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that.  Last time my money was censorshipped was never is probably why  Post censored by censorship h80rs in 3 ... 2 ... @yefi, you gotta accept your coin's dead. You are thinking of putting it up there. Don't deny the thought hadn't crossed your mind, yefi. are u talking about fiat, bank money http://www.cima.ned.org/resource/soft-censorship-how-governments-around-the-globe-use-money-to-manipulate-the-media/easy to google It's a well-known fact that mass media is censorshipped by Saurian Jews shekels. Now tell me how that (manipulating the press?) wouldn't be possible with bitcoins (which they have been secretly accumulating, off-exchange and under the radar, to hoard it in a secret Jew cave that they built, probably back in the early 60s!)? Regardless, all I'm telling you is the last time MY money was censor-shipped with Saurian OC was never. P.S. Reptilian Jews are also easy to Google https://www.google.com/search?q=Saurian+Jews&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#newwindow=1&safe=off&q=reptilian+Jews  I agree, as established looks like it is everywhere. long live the Lizard king 
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July 02, 2016, 07:03:48 PM |
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Nathaniel Popper, who wrote the NY piece on Mike Hearn and that Bitcoin was dead, can keep churning out his bullshit for his readers for all I care. In fact, I hope he doubles down. The world doesn't give a fig about censorship-resistance. It wants its gew-gaws cheap and fast and handed to them. Nuts to that.  Last time my money was censorshipped was never is probably why  Post censored by censorship h80rs in 3 ... 2 ... @yefi, you gotta accept your coin's dead. You are thinking of putting it up there. Don't deny the thought hadn't crossed your mind, yefi. https://youtu.be/Oqu0ogtqlQs?t=77It's because you never think of the pygmies. Think of the pygmies! PS. I'm listening to this today. https://www.mixcloud.com/bitcoinuncensored/interview-with-organ-of-corti-022316/Good listen.
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July 02, 2016, 07:35:43 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. I see we're continuing to inch slowly upward.  Seems like staying over $600 is a done deal and now we can focus on the immediate goal of getting and staying over $700. Steep slope though. I actually like it in the 600's for now, no rush, catch a breath.
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July 02, 2016, 07:39:19 PM |
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while pms rocket higher on brexit, cryptos doing nothing .. this proves cryptos are not regarded as safe havens.. with the scaling issue lingering = storm clouds doomsville gathering on the horizon for bitcoin Was that post supposed to be a joke ? If adoption is an objective of a new monetary medium then capacity issues is a problem you DO want to have  i still have cold storage.. but no its not a joke. .. if u read around u would learn that lack of programming is the reason why gdax happened .. because they believe ether has more promise programming wise.. while bitcoin keeps NOT addressing the problems. this aint getting adopted. only people in it are speculators and manipulators.. the reason bitcoin did not pump for brexit is because the manipulators are against brexit . problem for them is they revealed that bitcoin is not a considered a safe haven. no one went into bitcoin for brexit. everyone is going into pms instead. the joke here is that u actually think having a scaling issue lingering for longer than a year is a good thing . i believe it will be used as a reason to crash this back down.. otherwise, why is it not fixed.. why hold back ?? its bullshiat this issue lingered this long. i read last night chinese miners thinking about forking . http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/07/01/chinese-miners-allegedly-planning-hard-fork-bitcoin/You are a retard. The actual facts speak against your illogical conspiracy manipulator theory conjectures. most smart folks already know that the scaling issue is pure fabrication there is no actual evidence that any miners (chinese or otherwise) would actually follow through with any hardfork attempt to increase the blocksize limit... It does not make logical sense either that any of them would act against their economic interest when BTC prices have been performing with considerable positivity in recent months and BTC prices also seem to be on the cusp of additional soaring. Yeah, right, everyone is going into PMs, but let's see how well those perform, as compared to bitcoin in the coming months.... You wanna be attempting to haul PMs around and doing transactions in them, and recall some of the PM contracts, such as gold have 500 contracts for one ounce of gold, so try getting your hands on the gold, if 499 other contracts are also for that actual existing gold... doesn't do a whole hell of a lot of good to have paper gold.
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July 02, 2016, 07:44:26 PM |
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last 1000 blocks until halving... (which also marks 75% of all bitcoins mined!)
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JayJuanGee
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July 02, 2016, 07:54:09 PM |
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there is a reason why these fools are not fixing the scaling issue.. either they are incompetent or something else is going on .
It's called delayed gratification. Have you ever hear of testing and verifying and assuring that various protocol changes are solid and not vulnerable. Oh no? I almost forgot that you are assuming an emergency that does not exist... Look bitcoin is not broken, transaction times are decent, fees are decent, the blocks are not full and BTC prices are rising on a pretty decent level... think about the lower to mid $400s as a kind of launching point that we were visiting for several months in the beginning of the year and really not too likely that we are going to be going back down to those levels any time soon absent some really convincing FUCD spreading and possibly even some kind of actual technical flaw (which does not seem too likely). Look bitcoin is currently dealing with nearly an $11 billion market cap, and likely to 10x and 10x again, and that is going to bring BTC in the trillion dollar market cap territory. You do not come out with rash and short-sighted solutions when you are dealing with either that much present value nor that much future value that will be at stake after the tweaks of the protocol foundation are added. Bitcoin is going to continue to be built upon and built upon, and the foundation of the protocol and the blockchainb needs to remain strong without rushing with bullshit and rash measures, which would be the case if core were to cave into pressures regarding a hard increase in the blocksize limit or any of those other bullshit governance or scaling timeline proposals contained in XT and/or Classic that guys like you seem to want to continue to whine about.
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July 02, 2016, 07:59:43 PM |
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Ya lets rush it so we can be like eth.
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July 02, 2016, 08:03:10 PM |
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Re BTC [...] Everything is going according to schedule, so to speak
It's sure isn't going according to what the Chinese miners thought was the the schedule. But you're not wrong, so to speak. As if the "Chinese miners" were some kind of unified group that were planning some kind of concerted action (as the FUCD spreading has proposed). What xenophobic nonsense. 
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July 02, 2016, 08:10:23 PM |
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The article is nearly pure nonsense because the actual facts, including the price breaking strongly (and seemingly irreverseably) above $500 speak loudly and convincingly that people are buying bitcoins and the ones that matter (those buying) do not perceive bitcoin to be broken... otherwise they would not be paying more than $500 and then more than $600 and then more than $700 per coin.. So, yeah, hard to convince people when we cannot get BTC prices back into the $400s.. and even the $400s was not a bad place to be, after BTC prices had been in the $200s for nearly a year. But, yeah, Tzupy start preparing your bear ass for continued upwards price movements, and you must realize that there is some chance that we are going to have continued resistance in the upper $700s and also in the $800s, but seems likely that if we clearly get past the mid $800s, we are going to need to brace ourselves for the $3k plus price territories.
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