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December 20, 2013, 03:43:34 PM |
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Looks like it's retracing lower now. Probably wait for it to drop to around 0.006 before buying back in. burning my money.
FYP Sorry I missed a 0. I've edited my post. What is FYP? Fixed your post. Anti eMark propaganda. Don't worry, all scamcoins are equally bad to me, I don't discriminate one over the other  Ähmmm...exactly. Therefore you are writing in a forum of all this "altc..." sorry "scamcoins".  Not all altcoins are scamcoins And newbies are easily confused. I'm not going to track down every post but if I come across one I like to do my part. |
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It is a common myth that Bitcoin is ruled by a majority of miners. This is not true. Bitcoin miners "vote" on the ordering of transactions, but that's all they do. They can't vote to change the network rules.
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GröBkAz
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December 20, 2013, 03:47:15 PM |
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Looks like it's retracing lower now. Probably wait for it to drop to around 0.006 before buying back in. burning my money.
FYP Sorry I missed a 0. I've edited my post. What is FYP? Fixed your post. Anti eMark propaganda. Don't worry, all scamcoins are equally bad to me, I don't discriminate one over the other Ähmmm...exactly. Therefore you are writing in a forum of all this "altc..." sorry "scamcoins". Not all altcoins are scamcoins And newbies are easily confused. I'm not going to track down every post but if I come across one I like to do my part. What are your criterias for a scamcoin or is it gut instinct? |
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 03:48:42 PM |
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Looks like it's retracing lower now. Probably wait for it to drop to around 0.006 before buying back in. burning my money.
FYP Sorry I missed a 0. I've edited my post. What is FYP? Fixed your post. Anti eMark propaganda. Don't worry, all scamcoins are equally bad to me, I don't discriminate one over the other Ähmmm...exactly. Therefore you are writing in a forum of all this "altc..." sorry "scamcoins". Not all altcoins are scamcoins And newbies are easily confused. I'm not going to track down every post but if I come across one I like to do my part. What are your criterias for a scamcoin or is it gut instinct? Nothing new and just a shameless clone. Litecoin is not a scamcoin and neither is PPC. |
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GröBkAz
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December 20, 2013, 03:52:03 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 03:54:39 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea |
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December 20, 2013, 03:59:06 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy an altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. |
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 04:00:15 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled!  |
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GröBkAz
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December 20, 2013, 04:08:10 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) |
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December 20, 2013, 04:10:47 PM |
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 04:14:22 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) It keeps getting better! This is what we like to call pump and dump. Trying to buy something which has no value and sell it for more. It's what we call a scam hence scamcoin |
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GröBkAz
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December 20, 2013, 04:20:26 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) It keeps getting better! This is what we like to call pump and dump. Trying to buy something which has no value and sell it for more. It's what we call a scam hence scamcoin That is how the world financial system works since Nixon decided to end international convertibility of the dollar to gold in 1971. You buy something because you and everybody hops that it has a value. |
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 04:27:19 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) It keeps getting better! This is what we like to call pump and dump. Trying to buy something which has no value and sell it for more. It's what we call a scam hence scamcoin That is how the world financial system works since Nixon decided to end international convertibility of the dollar to gold in 1971. You buy something because you and everybody hops that it has a value. Nope that's fiat. |
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GröBkAz
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December 20, 2013, 04:29:36 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) It keeps getting better! This is what we like to call pump and dump. Trying to buy something which has no value and sell it for more. It's what we call a scam hence scamcoin That is how the world financial system works since Nixon decided to end international convertibility of the dollar to gold in 1971. You buy something because you and everybody hops that it has a value. Nope that's fiat. The same applies to crypto currencies. |
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wachtwoord
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December 20, 2013, 04:37:37 PM |
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It is not essential whether a coin has something new, but if there is a strong community behind it. That's undoubtedly the case for the eMark.
Your wrong here on 2 counts. It's mainly important to differentiate because otherwise there is no reasons to move over from Bitcoin and if there is no reason to move over there will never be a critical mass and therefore a strong community. The only reason there are people behind it is because they think they can get rich quickly off off some schmucks. Try to have an original idea But that is exactly what it's all about. You buy a altcoin on cryptsy ore somewhere else because you expects a short-or long-term value increases. You do not buy it because, there is a great intellectual idea behind the coin. Haha thank you. This last statement of yours proves my point exactly. People, don't be fooled! oh .. I did not know that the launch of altcoins serve the purpose of an anti-capitalist and socialist world. it's all here just about profit. And the eMark promises in medium-term a very good yield (as many other coins also (eg DogeCoin up to now)) It keeps getting better! This is what we like to call pump and dump. Trying to buy something which has no value and sell it for more. It's what we call a scam hence scamcoin That is how the world financial system works since Nixon decided to end international convertibility of the dollar to gold in 1971. You buy something because you and everybody hops that it has a value. Nope that's fiat. The same applies to crypto currencies. Not for the non scamcoin ones |
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