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November 08, 2013, 07:07:26 PM |
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yep just had a look at the sells - there's no good sells below 0.1 all just tiny little ones. So doesn't look like anyone's selling. Might be wrong?
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jeppe
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November 08, 2013, 09:31:54 PM |
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not worth buying the GH/s it will never turn a profit but better than any other mining equipment  Good Luck |
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RoadTrain
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November 09, 2013, 12:16:32 AM |
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There might be some panic selling to .09...I don't know if it will fall below that amount. Everyone will be watching tonight....if it drops to .05...if you expect it to jump right back when people start to purchase... it's such an interesting service that noobs like myself are more than happy to pay...even if it's over priced since we can't get hashing any other way...buying a machine on preorder is risky business when you can have it now..
watching and waiting today.
You're telling it like buying virtual GHs from some unknown internet company is risk-free  Not to mention how overpriced it is. It's ridiculous. everything has its risk, but I believe cex.io is safe enough since they operate quite well so far as is backed by ghash.io Your "believing" will likely cost you money. I have already pointed anyone at ghash dishonest behavior, and look at all these bitcoin businesses closing after "thefts". It's very naive to trust anyone anonymous. |
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IYFTech
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November 09, 2013, 01:06:32 AM |
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There might be some panic selling to .09...I don't know if it will fall below that amount. Everyone will be watching tonight....if it drops to .05...if you expect it to jump right back when people start to purchase... it's such an interesting service that noobs like myself are more than happy to pay...even if it's over priced since we can't get hashing any other way...buying a machine on preorder is risky business when you can have it now..
watching and waiting today.
You're telling it like buying virtual GHs from some unknown internet company is risk-free Not to mention how overpriced it is. It's ridiculous. everything has its risk, but I believe cex.io is safe enough since they operate quite well so far as is backed by ghash.io Safe? Safe? You have got to be joking. You are throwing your hard earned Bitcoins into a company that has a verifiable scam accusation against them which they don't even respond to. Why do you think that is? Don't you think that they would want to clear their name if the scam accusation were false? I would. Their reputation is shady at the very best - if they are prepared to defraud Bitcoin, why do you think they won't/aren't defrauding you? Not only are their prices ridiculously high, but they in no way correlate to any changes in the Bitcoin difficulty, supply, demand or value - nothing. So, if the prices are not influenced by the market - what or who decides the price of the G/h you believe to be safe? I smell manipulation all over the place. You don't know who they are, where they're from, where they're based, who owns what, who runs what - nothing. There is a complete lack of support, transparency, openness, contact or answers to any questions whatsoever - but you think they're safe. Mark my words - this has all the symptoms of ending in tears - don't be surprised if you log on one day to a blank page. **GONE**  |
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MelodyRowell
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November 09, 2013, 01:36:41 AM |
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don't buy CEX.io, its overpriced heavily...
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BitcoinHeroes
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November 09, 2013, 10:24:28 AM |
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don't buy CEX.io, its overpriced heavily...
I agree but the price is at 0.1 for weeks already, someone need to stop holding the price... |
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high110
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November 09, 2013, 11:51:46 AM |
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Fees are pushed back until Nov 12th. This might keep CEX.io running sky high.
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beegatewood
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November 09, 2013, 02:57:21 PM |
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Fees are pushed back until Nov 12th. This might keep CEX.io running sky high.
Any idea why they keep pushing back the fees? I remember they said Nov 1st... |
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November 09, 2013, 05:06:21 PM |
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So what exactly is the concern with cex.io?
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CEX.IO - Get yourself into bitcoin mining -no min starting point to figure out how it works while you mine.
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November 09, 2013, 07:39:52 PM |
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Hmmm - Their business model looks solid - but this is concerning...
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CEX.IO - Get yourself into bitcoin mining -no min starting point to figure out how it works while you mine.
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November 09, 2013, 07:50:56 PM |
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Wow, that double spending seems fishy, I'm going to stay away from them. Currently withdrawing what I had invested, made some profit though  |
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high110
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November 10, 2013, 02:07:51 AM |
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Fees are pushed back until Nov 12th. This might keep CEX.io running sky high.
Any idea why they keep pushing back the fees? I remember they said Nov 1st... It's on the official CEX.io thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=318010.0;topicseenLikely implementation issues??? I'm not really sure why they're pushing it back. |
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high110
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November 10, 2013, 02:09:39 AM |
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Wow, that double spending seems fishy, I'm going to stay away from them. Currently withdrawing what I had invested, made some profit though I think Cex.io came out and rebutted the claims. Although the evidence does suggest otherwise, at least someone may be doing it "through" Cex.io without the owners' knowledge? It's beyond me as i'm not a technical guy and don't understand the deep details of that thread. |
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chalidore
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November 10, 2013, 04:59:09 AM |
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Keep in mind that FUDsters spread rumors to push the price down. A lot of people have been talking about buying in when the price drops, and I bet it's driving them crazy to not be hashing right now.
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November 10, 2013, 05:10:53 AM |
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Wow, that double spending seems fishy, I'm going to stay away from them. Currently withdrawing what I had invested, made some profit though I think Cex.io came out and rebutted the claims. Although the evidence does suggest otherwise, at least someone may be doing it "through" Cex.io without the owners' knowledge? It's beyond me as i'm not a technical guy and don't understand the deep details of that thread. Can you point their rebuttal to me? Cause I don't know of any. No, with their implementation it's not possible for users to change what they mine. |
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November 10, 2013, 01:09:53 PM |
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i have 1 gh/s mining here, it may not be as profitable as others, but you also don't have any maintenance or electricity costs...so for me, it's not a bad investment atm |
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Leehoya
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November 10, 2013, 01:19:13 PM |
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Made some money by buying GH at 0.09 and selling them at 0.13
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November 10, 2013, 01:59:50 PM |
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what the hell, that's $30 for 1ghash ?
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high110
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November 10, 2013, 02:01:36 PM |
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what the hell, that's $30 for 1ghash ?
It's crazy expensive still at .095 BTC - there needs to be a correction. With fees coming in in 2 days (Nov. 12). Hopefully the correction will come. I'm waiting for the correction to buy some GHS. |
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