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April 27, 2018, 10:42:05 AM

I used the service, they didn't run away with my coins! Yay! Shocked Shocked

Seems legit.
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April 27, 2018, 10:48:37 AM
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April 27, 2018, 10:50:03 AM

No one wanna pump my privates?


TERA (Debbie) might for 0.01 bitcoin

He put in a lot of work trying to get into her original account in meta. To what end I have no idea.
??

Back when I tried to get my account back an admin pointed me to a page showing the account was worth 0.7 btc. Why someone wants to pay 0.7btc for a bunch of debbie downer posts that draw hate I have no idea.

Possibly to scam newbies into doing trades? Most of them probably don’t look at trust ratings etc. Dunno how possible or how long it’d take to just break even though.

Suppose it depends what the price of 1 bitcoin was at the time.
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April 27, 2018, 11:09:02 AM
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Feel free to pump my bitcoin private.
Anyone know where to dump them?

I stopped paying attention to forks after bitcoin gold. What ones are worth doing?

I’ve done BCH, BTG & Bitcore. Haven’t bothered with the others but there are a lot. Be great if somebody could compile a list with all the current prices.

Here is the list:
http://www.findmycoins.ninja/

Except BCash and BCX (US$160) there are six of forks in US$40 - US$80 range. The rest are mainly failed attempts to fork properly. If you have already exchanged BCash into BTC you can amount around US$500 per BTC for the rest of these bigger forks at this moment, but it is a lot of hassle. You have to register at half a dozen shady exchanges, move your BTC funds to a new receiving address, and
1) either bring up half a dozen virtual machines and synchronize all forked chains on them;
2) send your private keys used before moving BTC to new address to specialized services that will do the key manipulation for you (for a fee) and send your forked coins to receiving address on those exchanges

I've chosen the second option and it was a many, many hours work, can't even imagine how long it will last if I've played with my own virtual machines. You have to estimate is it worth the hassle for you.
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April 27, 2018, 11:28:43 AM

I'd like to think that whoever is trying to reset my password knows how well-respected and admired I am 'round these parts.

got a password reset attempt on my account too.

since i am nowhere near respected or admired, it looks like they are being reduced to scraping the bottom of the barrel in my case.
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April 27, 2018, 11:44:55 AM
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5662643/TSB-chief-says-banks-chaos-bringing-company-knees-branch-computers-failing.html

this could be the black swan event that causes cascading banking IT failures, ddos seizures, interbank settlement failures, loss of confidence in the fiat pyramid game and the return of the silent bank runs

and I wouldn't put it past our russian friends to take advantage of cyber fraility now that silly Mrs May decided to take a dump in Syria to keep the spooks happy

game's afoot.
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April 27, 2018, 11:52:41 AM

Isn’t it about time that BCH died by now?
How much longer wilo they continue to flog this dead horse?

I’m greatful for the free money (which I transferred into bitcoin) but come on, enough is enough.

Be careful what you wish for.

it's an alt based on Bitcoin so I for one both hope and believe it will stay secure, alive and kicking.

I don't want any dead canaries.

Fatty is back from r/btc and other BIG blocker friendly forums to pump some of his/her learnings regarding bcash...  Cry  wants to edumacate us ignorant folks about the benevolence of bcash and all that it offers (supposedly)...



Perhaps the fatty has not heard about the bcash wall observer thread that we got's our selves on this forum that allows fatties and any others to on-topic spread the bcash/BIG blocker word on this here forum for us peeps?

Fuck off JJG! I don't have a reddit account.

Just wanted to shoot the shit with the liverpoodlian and other oldtimers.

Why don't you go and finish that lobotomy you've started?
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April 27, 2018, 11:55:52 AM


What a difference 5 years make!

It used to be "who is this annoying shit NLC?" now it's more like "Who's not NLC?".

JJG, you're the most annoying iteration thus far.

Kudos Porkchops!
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April 27, 2018, 12:20:42 PM



The angle of the trend line in the sharp bull run in Dec (followed by 4-5 sharp attempts at recovery in Jan and Feb) was unlikely to offer a meaningful support level.  As the steepness of the upward trend line was decreasing in the last week, the validity of the support level increases. This is a strong sign for a healty increase of the price in the range 15-17K in the next months (similar to Oct-Dec 2017).
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This has to make a very strong follow through or else next time the rally makes an kind of falter and turns around that 1W MACD line on the bottom is going to go negative.
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April 27, 2018, 12:43:40 PM

Are we still poor?
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April 27, 2018, 01:06:48 PM

Oh the MSM, how you just gotta admire their constant brainwashing bullshit campaigns.

All last year, they worked hard trying to convince the masses that we were on the brink of nuclear war with North Korea.

This year, South and North Korea are planning mutual denuclearization.

Unbelievable.
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April 27, 2018, 01:12:52 PM

Are we still poor?
As the experts here say, you might as well wait at least 24 hours before thinking so. Because, as you should be aware the next 24h are tremendously critical. Like the 24h before

Oh the MSM, how you just gotta admire their constant brainwashing bullshit campaigns.

All last year, they worked hard trying to convince the masses that we were on the brink of nuclear war with North Korea.

This year, South and North Korea are planning mutual denuclearization.

Unbelievable.
Pathetic uh?
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April 27, 2018, 01:24:03 PM

JJG, you're the most annoying iteration thus far.

I especially like the way he starts every condescending retort now with "Get the fk out of here with your...."

Like Vinny Barbarino style.
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April 27, 2018, 01:35:28 PM


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JJG I do believe your response was quite philosophical in places  Grin Thanks for taking the time to type that out though. Over our months of back and forth I've developed much more respect for your opinions *  Cheers


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* Not that I agree with them all but anyway. 

Anyhoo heading out soon, so won't go into debate mode now

Well, there is always going to be some framework from which to work, so if you believe that it might be helpful to go over areas of presumption, then perhaps that could be helpful - although we could be repeating BIG BLOCKER arguments.  From your various posts, I do think that you give a lot more benefit of the doubt to the various BIG BLOCKER arguments and their framework than I do.

I tend to be really dismissive of various BIG BLOCKER framework and arguments because I think that they tend to be misleading in their tendency to create false comparisons and even to presume facts that are not in evidence - for example, BIG BLOCKERS have tended to spend so much time arguing the logic of increasing transaction times and fees - but they were also involved in SPAM attacks to attempt to create the facts that they claim existed to cause emergency needs to take action. 

Furthermore, BIG BLOCKERs seem to suggest that there is some necessity that the status quo of bitcoin needs to be defended, when in fact if they are proposing facts or logic, then they are the ones that need to provide evidence and logic for their position to change the status quo.  On a related note, their inability to get reception for their nonsense positions in terms of submitting BIPS and even perhaps their laziness in attempting to work within the bitcoin governance process seems to cause them to strive towards working outside the bitcoin system and to engage in attacks, threats and coercion in order to attempt to get their way, rather than really trying to get their proposed changes adopted through already existing bitcoin governance procedures.  They just ignore those governance procedures because they want to change (or sabotage the bitcoin procedures) or they have other get rich quick pumping of other personalized project agendas.


You seem keen to categorise me. Before you put me in big blocker category know this. I always ran a full bitcoin node. It was a hassle synching the  blockchain to get up to date when I wanted to do any transactions but I did it. I liked to have a feel for how big the blockchain was getting. How hard to synchronise. Over the years that I did this I was very aware of how much effort it took to run a full node and a sense of feeling its growth. I always thought that when a full node became too unwieldy for me that would be my signal to exit bitcoin. Recently my copy of the blockchain became corrupted. I spent a few days trying to repair/ resync and in the end gave up. I no longer run a full node. Who cares? I'm still with bitcoin but not running a full node anymore. But the point is even small blocks are too big. When you look at the constantly, endlessly growing blockchain.  

When I redeemed my bcash I didn't even consider a full node. With blocks that size! Who runs a full bcash wallet? anyone ?

With regards to block size I am not big blocker but small blocker. But if its on chain or off chain, I choose on chain. This puts me between a rock and a hard place. I  don't like big blocks and I don't like second layer. But maybe now you get a sense why I can be hedged with bitcoin and bcash. In the end I admit I don't know which will be best.  

In Dash master nodes have incentive to scale, so the network will remain big and distributed. The node will have to keep up or miss out. It has incentive to scale.  So at least there is that.
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April 27, 2018, 01:36:36 PM


Beautiful  Grin
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April 27, 2018, 01:52:38 PM

For fork redemption, I'd recommend camku on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAirdrops/comments/8e95u6/hard_fork_selling_extraction_services_kyc/

He only takes a 5% cut, and does much of the work.
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April 27, 2018, 02:03:27 PM

With regards to block size I am not big blocker but small blocker. But if its on chain or off chain, I choose on chain. This puts me between a rock and a hard place. I  don't like big blocks and I don't like second layer.

No it doesn't. You can use Bitcoin on-chain any time you want and avoid second layer solutions.

But maybe now you get a sense why I can be hedged with bitcoin and bcash. In the end I admit I don't know which will be best. 
Do you see any merchant adoption going on with bcash? No? Then there's your answer as to which one is best.
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April 27, 2018, 02:09:33 PM

For fork redemption, I'd recommend camku on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAirdrops/comments/8e95u6/hard_fork_selling_extraction_services_kyc/

He only takes a 5% cut, and does much of the work.

+1 for camku, dealt with him without issues before.
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