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December 06, 2013, 10:59:47 PM |
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the end is coming everybody. run to your solar powered bunkers in the hills and hide until the aftermath. hide your wife, hide your kids, cuz they raping erbody out hea.
If rapists will be female fitness clubs instructors then I'm in.
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pabloangello
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December 06, 2013, 11:00:48 PM |
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the end is coming everybody. run to your solar powered bunkers in the hills and hide until the aftermath. hide your wife, hide your kids, cuz they raping erbody out hea.
If rapists will be female fitness clubs instructors then I'm in. Haha, most probably you misunderstood me ;p
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niothor
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December 06, 2013, 11:04:26 PM |
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the end is coming everybody. run to your solar powered bunkers in the hills and hide until the aftermath. hide your wife, hide your kids, cuz they raping erbody out hea.
If rapists will be female fitness clubs instructors then I'm in. Haha, most probably you misunderstood me ;p Well, at my size and weight , I find it funny that a female fitness instructor could rape me ))) Even if i'm allowing her to
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December 07, 2013, 04:35:21 AM |
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I wondered what was up with Bitcoin lately as it seems to drop in value by a fair margin now but rising for a bit?Does this mean there's any sign of the 'bubble bursting' or is this a sign of something else going on?As I was shocked to see that 0.684BTC (that I have) dropped from around £500 the other day down to around £381 now.
I don't think it's the end,I just want to know what's going on with BTC lately.Some answers would be helpful :/
Chinese goverments news about bitcoin. Nothing so scarry but people are croakers and this is how it looks like ;p We already had three significant corrections since month, it is still normal. You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another.
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Bobbydiggital
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December 07, 2013, 04:40:17 AM |
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Yeah its a pretty insane drop but i think this may happend sometimes until more people get into BTC. just my 2 cents.
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 04:49:22 AM |
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I wondered what was up with Bitcoin lately as it seems to drop in value by a fair margin now but rising for a bit?Does this mean there's any sign of the 'bubble bursting' or is this a sign of something else going on?As I was shocked to see that 0.684BTC (that I have) dropped from around £500 the other day down to around £381 now.
I don't think it's the end,I just want to know what's going on with BTC lately.Some answers would be helpful :/
Chinese goverments news about bitcoin. Nothing so scarry but people are croakers and this is how it looks like ;p We already had three significant corrections since month, it is still normal. You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off.
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 04:50:51 AM |
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As a hint, this is when you either hold your BTC.. or buy BTC. But only buy if you think its back at the new bottom... wherever that might be.
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deisik
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December 07, 2013, 04:58:58 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there?
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 05:22:51 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life.
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Anon136
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December 07, 2013, 05:25:14 AM |
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lol new guy. No its not the end. Most of us have seen this a half a dozen times now and we are all still here.
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Rep Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=381041If one can not confer upon another a right which he does not himself first possess, by what means does the state derive the right to engage in behaviors from which the public is prohibited?
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pjviitas
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December 07, 2013, 05:31:43 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life. Hmmm...most likely end up in a flea ridden motel room somewhere in Mexico surrounded by booze bottles and a fat hooker.
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 05:33:03 AM |
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Lets do some sad math...
Assume that you need 10,000 BTC to cash out and retire. This could be anywhere from 6M to 12M... just assume that is enough.
I currently mine .1 BTC per day. That means that if there was never another difficulty increase (HA!) I would have to mine for 100,000 days or 273 years.
Or increase my output. .1 BTC is ~ 150 GH/S. Just say I bump up to 1 BTC/day. That's 1500 GH/S. or 1.5 TH/S. I'd only need to mine for 10,000 days or 27 years.
I am full expecting an order of magnitude increase in mining power at the beginning of the year. So my .1 becomes .01/day. Maybe by the end of February or early March. So I better be packing 1.5 TH/s just to keep up with the arms race at the beginning of next year. And I'm still 273 years away from BTC retirement.
Short answer... sell mining equipment.
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 05:33:31 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life. Hmmm...most likely end up in a flea ridden motel room somewhere in Mexico surrounded by booze bottles and a fat hooker. To dream the impossible dream!
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deisik
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December 07, 2013, 05:41:31 AM |
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If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either...
I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life.
Just consider for a moment that Bitcoin proponents turn out right after all, and in the next few years your millions will be made worth next to nothing? Do you really think that big bosses don't know about your most cherished dream and the same dream of the crowd out there?
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 05:57:15 AM |
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If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either...
I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life.
Just consider for a moment that Bitcoin proponents turn out right after all, and in the next few years your millions will be made worth next to nothing? Do you really think that big bosses don't know about your most cherished dream and the same dream of the crowd out there? Do you mean that millions of USD might be worth almost nothing in the next few years? If so, then no, I don't believe that will happen. Will the dollar devalue over time? Absolutely.
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December 07, 2013, 06:40:04 AM |
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Do you mean that millions of USD might be worth almost nothing in the next few years? If so, then no, I don't believe that will happen.
Will the dollar devalue over time? Absolutely.
That was not my point really, though they may (that's what many Bitcoin addicts often insist on here). It is ironic to see that even Bitcoin miners (you seem to be one of them) don't believe at heart in the glorious future so many of them are trying to make us take stock in... Pathetic traitor you are!
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 08:18:46 AM |
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Heh. I primarily mine bitcoin to generate USD... or in the hopes of one day being able to generate USD anyway. It would be nice to be able to pay my mortgage with BTC...
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December 07, 2013, 08:35:01 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life. And I'm sure many did just that. that's why it's the end for this experiment, I guess.
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nexus99
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December 07, 2013, 10:36:17 AM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life. And I'm sure many did just that. that's why it's the end for this experiment, I guess. This is just getting started.
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December 07, 2013, 01:01:07 PM |
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You understand that price dropped from1250 to 650 right? I mean not being a bear is one thing and being ridiculous is another. Everyone knew this was coming. Price goes high. Someone that got in early decides they want to retire and they drop 30,000 BTC. Price crashes. Rinse and repeat. The market is too small to bear any amount of sell off. Ironically, why would they want to drop their stash in the first place? If Bitcoin is the money of the future, it just doesn't make much sense to convert the coins (back) to dollars. So no believing there? If I had 10,000 BTC I would cash out at 1200 per BTC. That's 12M. I can retire on that and not have to worry about BTC anymore... or really anything. And my kids wouldn't either... I'd buy a fat annuity and just enjoy the rest of my life. And I'm sure many did just that. that's why it's the end for this experiment, I guess. This is just getting started. Sure, until America loses their petrodollar privilege and this event escalates into WW3 and the dollar is instantly worthless. Congratulations you now have 12 million worthless papers.
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