Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.

[cypherdoc]

Bitcoin pulling away:

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[cypherdoc]

Ripple dying:

[Skele]

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

fucking german pussies!

(I'm german, so I'm allowed, right?)

We will see if they are so "pussy" as you believe when they face France the next Fryday  , my bets are for France so i hope you are right

[justusranvier]

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

fucking german pussies!

(I'm german, so I'm allowed, right?)

This is what an IRL goxxing looks like:

[cypherdoc]

hey Justus,

glad to see you're healing up!:

https://twitter.com/JustusRanvier/status/483701159480152065

[cypherdoc]

grinding higher...

[marcus_of_augustus]

good discussions here lately guys ... becoming a great thread again

[molecular]

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

fucking german pussies!

(I'm german, so I'm allowed, right?)

We will see if they are so "pussy" as you believe when they face France the next Fryday  , my bets are for France so i hope you are right

looking for a trustable bitcoin-based sports book so I can put money where my mouth is. any suggestions? 2 years ago I used anonibet, but not sure they're even still around.

[User705]

Now I'm getting worried that these coins went *significantly* over market: https://twitter.com/BitcoinBreak/status/483698871802277889

While short-term bullish as all hell, don't we have a fungibility problem if these coins were indeed different....?

that was the point of my earlier post about Allaire.

although the winners will try to make that argument, the market is already arbitraging that away and in the long term will be able to see through the bullshit that somehow they are different.

we all know bitcoins can't be washed.

It would not surprise me if the coins sold from this auction have some sort of "numismatic" value added to it.

haha
What's next?  If a tx goes through a famous persons address it gains numismatic value with their signature?

[justusranvier]

glad to see you're healing up!:

Thanks.

[cypherdoc]

good discussions here lately guys ... becoming a great thread again

Yep, once i shed tvbcoc.

 but of course, once he reads this,  he`ll be back.

[jbah01]

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

fucking german pussies!

(I'm german, so I'm allowed, right?)

We will see if they are so "pussy" as you believe when they face France the next Fryday  , my bets are for France so i hope you are right

looking for a trustable bitcoin-based sports book so I can put money where my mouth is. any suggestions? 2 years ago I used anonibet, but not sure they're even still around.

Check xbet.io
Decentralized betting using the counterparty protocol. Completely removes the trust requirement as the funds are escrowed by the protocol. It does require a wallet at counterwallet.co though (blockchain style wallet, so nothing stored on their servers)

[kehtolo]

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

fucking german pussies!

(I'm german, so I'm allowed, right?)

We will see if they are so "pussy" as you believe when they face France the next Fryday  , my bets are for France so i hope you are right

looking for a trustable bitcoin-based sports book so I can put money where my mouth is. any suggestions? 2 years ago I used anonibet, but not sure they're even still around.

Check xbet.io
Decentralized betting using the counterparty protocol. Completely removes the trust requirement as the funds are escrowed by the protocol. It does require a wallet at counterwallet.co though (blockchain style wallet, so nothing stored on their servers)

Anonibet are still going.. in fact they are now a member of the BF - and if i remember correctly - they've recently won a prize from the BF for being the best BTC company through the world cup, or something like that.

Here's a link to coindesk: http://www.coindesk.com/anonibet-talks-bitcoin-foundation-membership-world-cup-contest/

[cypherdoc]

Newegg is fricking huge.

it has to be the biggest company to date right?

[kehtolo]

Newegg is fricking huge.

it has to be the biggest company to date right?

Probably.. it's the one that makes the most sense to me, at least. BTC + Techies / Computer components, it's almost a no brainer.

[Asrael999]

Newegg is fricking huge.

it has to be the biggest company to date right?

Dish is bigger by revenue,  According to Forbes Revenue in 2012 was $2.8bn, Dish's Revenue the same year was $13bn.
Newegg is a private company so a lot of their financials are hidden.

http://www.forbes.com/companies/newegg/

[cypherdoc]

Newegg is fricking huge.

it has to be the biggest company to date right?

Probably.. it's the one that makes the most sense to me, at least. BTC + Techies / Computer components, it's almost a no brainer.

Yep the circle is closing rapidly.

[cypherdoc]

it just goes to show you that BitPay and Coinbase were not bull shitting when they said 2014 was going to be filled with major merchant adoption announcements.

i think that Barry Silbert will also be shown not to be bull shitting about 2014.

[kehtolo]

It's this kind of news that I see as a big deal. Not using payment processors, keeping the bitcoins.

http://www.coindesk.com/singapore-architecture-design-firm-accept-keep-bitcoins/

There was a theory floating about that said, using bitpay etc. actually does nothing for the bitcoin community, as it creates selling presure whenever a merchant accepts bitcoin as a means of payment, the btc is converted almost immediately into fiat.

It's forward thinking companies like the one in the article who will spearhead the second phase of merchant adoption. i.e. - keeping the bitcoins for B2B transactions.

[marcus_of_augustus]

keeping the bitcoins for B2B transactions

ding, ding ... these will be the winners.