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July 08, 2016, 04:17:13 PM

So UK courts allowing hearing of legal blocking attempt of Brexit, and S&P 500 rallies to a new ATH in the midst of the worst global recession in history?

Yeah, the global market crash, the BIG ONE, is getting closer.  

Eliminate your outstanding debts and buy more bitcoin.

Some German and Italian banks going bankrupt because of market Brexit panic could start the BIG ONE. Once bail ins start it will be too late to buy more Bitcoin because buying a whole one will be too expensive for most.

This idiocy thinking has to stop.  You can and always will be able to buy bitcoin, at ANY exchange rate, because it's divisible to 8 decimals. It will never be too expensive, *ever*. You no more have to buy a whole bitcoin than you have to buy a bar or truckload of gold. People that keep spouting this nonsense to themselves or each other will suffer and remain poor.

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July 08, 2016, 04:42:12 PM

So UK courts allowing hearing of legal blocking attempt of Brexit, and S&P 500 rallies to a new ATH in the midst of the worst global recession in history?

Yeah, the global market crash, the BIG ONE, is getting closer. 

Eliminate your outstanding debts and buy more bitcoin.

Some German and Italian banks going bankrupt because of market Brexit panic could start the BIG ONE. Once bail ins start it will be too late to buy more Bitcoin because buying a whole one will be too expensive for most.

Yes in such a scenario Bitcoin and precious metals might very probably go up in price.
However you will always be able to buy Bitcoin.You don't have to buy a whole Bitcoin.
Let me tell you something, although you might think I'm crazy saying this.
Each bit counts!
In ~10+ years you will talk about bits in terms of Bitcoin!Anyone who will own a few whole Bitcoin then will have made a really good investment.Maybe the best in his lifetime! Wink
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July 08, 2016, 04:58:30 PM

So UK courts allowing hearing of legal blocking attempt of Brexit, and S&P 500 rallies to a new ATH in the midst of the worst global recession in history?

Yeah, the global market crash, the BIG ONE, is getting closer. 

Eliminate your outstanding debts and buy more bitcoin.

Some German and Italian banks going bankrupt because of market Brexit panic could start the BIG ONE. Once bail ins start it will be too late to buy more Bitcoin because buying a whole one will be too expensive for most.

BTC is already out of league for most of the people. If we think about one btc at $650 is unaffordable for tha majority of the people out there.

I'm here because I bought in $220 which was already a lot IMHO.

A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing
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A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

i truly cannot freaking believe that someone with your activity level believes this is a valid opinion. did you sell your account or have you had a stroke?
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July 08, 2016, 05:11:56 PM


A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

i truly cannot freaking believe that someone with your activity level believes this is a valid opinion. did you sell your account or have you had a stroke?

I've learned on this forum that activity level <> sanity, but activity level usually == troll   Wink
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July 08, 2016, 05:33:48 PM

BTC is already out of league for most of the people. If we think about one btc at $650 is unaffordable for tha majority of the people out there.

I'm here because I bought in $220 which was already a lot IMHO.

A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

Bitcoin is cheap at only $.65 per mBTC.
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July 08, 2016, 05:41:41 PM

Bitcoin is cheap at only $.65 per mBTC.

i managed to scoop some at  $.62 per mBTC.  Cheesy
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July 08, 2016, 05:42:27 PM

BTC is already out of league for most of the people. If we think about one btc at $650 is unaffordable for tha majority of the people out there.

I'm here because I bought in $220 which was already a lot IMHO.

A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

Bitcoin is cheap at only $.65 per mBTC.

It's actually a dirt cheap penny stock at 0.065 cent per bit.
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July 08, 2016, 05:43:45 PM

BTC is already out of league for most of the people. If we think about one btc at $650 is unaffordable for tha majority of the people out there.

I'm here because I bought in $220 which was already a lot IMHO.

A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

Bitcoin is cheap at only $.65 per mBTC.

It's actually a dirt cheap penny stock at 0.065 cent per bit.

1million bits in a coin
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July 08, 2016, 06:18:53 PM

I'm laughing at people that try to short the halving.

In a couple of days you may laugh at me. And we'll see who laughs last... Wink

Tzopy bear... what do you think of our Leo? ... I think it will go 1:1 parity with the Euro in the next 1-2 years. I hope you play your fiat cards right...
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July 08, 2016, 06:22:06 PM

BTC is already out of league for most of the people. If we think about one btc at $650 is unaffordable for tha majority of the people out there.

I'm here because I bought in $220 which was already a lot IMHO.

A higher BTC price will make it an elite thing

Bitcoin is cheap at only $.65 per mBTC.

It's actually a dirt cheap penny stock at 0.065 cent per bit.

Andre#

You are spot on ... toilet paper! Grin
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July 08, 2016, 06:29:47 PM

I'm laughing at people that try to short the halving.
Looking @ the daily chart...
iz that WTF happened earlier?
Epic fail if they tried  Grin
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July 08, 2016, 06:49:23 PM

Hello from comely Bulgaria!
Tell please , how many block left til the Halvening ? I and Nika excited !
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July 08, 2016, 07:04:33 PM

Reward-Drop ETA:  (23 hours)

come back tomorrow folks

party starts at 9
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July 08, 2016, 07:43:59 PM

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come back tomorrow folks

party starts at 9

Do you have enough champagne for everyone?
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July 08, 2016, 07:59:50 PM

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The party of the nothing happened when everyone expected something to happen?

We gonna see no move.

The next 24 hours aren't critical
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July 08, 2016, 08:08:06 PM

The amount of FUCD and general misinformed/malicious negativity that has been spread about the halving means there will be a relief rally of some sort when it turns out to be a nothing more than a quite boring, uneventful clicking over of the time-stamping calendar and everything works as advertised on the tin.

For those of us that have been around for the first one it isn't even a consideration but there are probably a lot of new faces who will be apprehensive about the deflationary mechanism in the bitcoin algorithm until they see it work with their own eyes.

Yes, seen quite a few articles foretelling disaster. They like that sensationalist stuff though, like the Millennium Bug (and in this instance as then, what will occur is blissful nothingness).
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July 08, 2016, 08:36:03 PM


Last chance to grab some coin before halving and the price goes absolutely skyrocket bananas.

Instant disappearance of half the entire bitcoin supply growth. Like lifting a 1000 tonne weight off a volcano   Grin

Also, I'm sure core are precision-timing the release of key new announcements and technologies to co-incide with said event as they are taking no chances.

So get buying now or loose access to all known train tickets  Wink
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July 08, 2016, 09:13:11 PM

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The party of the nothing happened when everyone expected something to happen?

We gonna see no move.

The next 24 hours aren't critical

tru dat leet! Everything always gets priced in months before as I  anticipated...

Funny thing is the poll...it always shows the retail traders which of course are always wrong aka odd lot theory!
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