HELP CRASH BITCOIN

[7queue]

Is this the making of part 2 of the movie Antitrust ?

Have to get some popcorn and sprinkle a little spice on it...


Just out of curiosity, how many developers are working on the mining software? Won't this eventually become the transaction processing system once bitcoin is primed? Would regulations eventually take this aspect of bitcoin over? I just don't see mining centralizing any time soon, looks just the opposite right now.

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[counter]

Wow this must be some kind of a new low.  Trying to fud/crash Bitcoin just to promote your altcoin.  Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.  This is a fail and in very poor taste I hope your coin fails and you wind up learning a lesson down the line.

[pjr77]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

[Hippie Tech]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

[emeraldforce]

Burn Baby Burn!

[Nerazzura]

Community,

Promote centralization of the Bitcoin mining network.  It will crash soon after. 

Why should the community do this?  Name one good thing Bitcoin has done for you other than reducing transaction fees.  You can't.  Bitcoin hasn't ended the fed, hasn't fixed the divide of wealth in society, has hindered our economy more than it has helped, has promoted corruption on a massively unprecedented scale…

PROMOTE CENTRALIZATION TO END BITCOIN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=armNJPSFOCI

yea..i'm agree absolutely
Using Bitcoin is the first thing you can do to support Bitcoin. There are many conveniences that you can get by using Bitcoin. You can receive payments and make purchases with Bitcoin.


You can join the Bitcoin network by letting the original software is still running on your computer. Software to protect and deliver all user transactions. Can be considered the backbone of the network.

[sed]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

Don't you need a nation or some political authority to declare a fiat?  I'm totally confused.

[Hippie Tech]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

Don't you need a nation or some political authority to declare a fiat?  I'm totally confused.

Judging by the patriotic /religious /cult like reactions seen here, I'd say we're already there.

[Bit_Happy]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

Bitcoin is crypto fiat?
What...Could you possibly expand on that and let us know what you are saying?

[emeraldforce]

Burn Baby Burn!

[Hippie Tech]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

Bitcoin is crypto fiat?
What...Could you possibly expand on that and let us know what you are saying?

Intoxicated rambling.

I do not drink, tyvm.

I believe it is you that should explain why and how Bitcoin is any different than this corrupt and userous system we have to endure.

Next iteration please.

[Yakamoto]

You should get yourself a girlfriend. Crash bitcoin what a loser !!

Bitcoin is crypto fiat. NOT god(s).

Bitcoin is crypto fiat?
What...Could you possibly expand on that and let us know what you are saying?

Intoxicated rambling.

I do not drink, tyvm.

I believe it is you that should explain why and how Bitcoin is any different than this corrupt and userous system we have to endure.

Next iteration please.

Because:
1) Bitcoin isn't really inflatable.
2) It is backed by resources, namely mathematics and computational power. Also by goods and services.
3) It's by the people, for the people. Not by the government for the government.
4) It's decentralized
5) It's not paper, and it has been given more value by people BECAUSE it is pseudo-anonymous, and for the points listed above.
6) Better efficiency ratio when compared to traditional paper money.
7) Anyone anywhere can use it, and send it to anyone. No customs, no checks, nothing.
8.) Peer to peer. No middle man is necessary, leading into my next point,
9) Really low fees. Maybe cents, not 3-4% fees charged by credit card companies.

[vintagetrex]

Because:
1) Bitcoin isn't really inflatable.
2) It is backed by resources, namely mathematics and computational power. Also by goods and services.
3) It's by the people, for the people. Not by the government for the government.
4) It's decentralized
5) It's not paper, and it has been given more value by people BECAUSE it is pseudo-anonymous, and for the points listed above.
6) Better efficiency ratio when compared to traditional paper money.
7) Anyone anywhere can use it, and send it to anyone. No customs, no checks, nothing.
8.) Peer to peer. No middle man is necessary, leading into my next point,
9) Really low fees. Maybe cents, not 3-4% fees charged by credit card companies.

1) its uninflating air
2) true, BTC is backed by computer hashing power… something almost completely useless
3) no its pretty corporate
4) true but we're working on undermining this
5) true, BTC has gained value through an inelastic demand for being able to embezzle and launder money online
6) true
7) true
true, P2P air that produces nothing except the ability to move air
9) true, it is very cheap to move the intangible digits around the globe, WOW

[adaseb]

Honestly I just think that there is way too many kids on this website posting garbage like this.

THere really should be a requirement to join or hold bitcoins because this is getting ridiculous.

[Yakamoto]

Honestly I just think that there is way too many kids on this website posting garbage like this.

THere really should be a requirement to join or hold bitcoins because this is getting ridiculous.

I agree, this is becoming ridiculous...

I'm done trying to post useful information on this thread, it won't be useful at all. I'll just post away from what OP says, and discuss what logical people put forward, if any are still left posting on this other than a few...

Now, then again, requirements would be kind of hard to keep, as you can just share software, but requirements to join this forum sounds more like it. That would be a bit harder to by-pass, and would save us from some of this crud.

[vintagetrex]

I agree, this is becoming ridiculous...

I'm done trying to post useful information on this thread, it won't be useful at all. I'll just post away from what OP says, and discuss what logical people put forward, if any are still left posting on this other than a few...

Now, then again, requirements would be kind of hard to keep, as you can just share software, but requirements to join this forum sounds more like it. That would be a bit harder to by-pass, and would save us from some of this crud.

>claiming to be more logical than me

bro, do you even logic?

[rhino34567]

All I see is a troll, with people feeding it.

[vintagetrex]

All I see is a troll, with people feeding it.

there are things you do not know.

Centralize the network!!

[Lauda]

All I see is a troll, with people feeding it.

there are things you do not know.

Centralize the network!!

Same goes for your comments and all statements referring to some fantasy knowledge.

[LostDutchman]

"Centralise The Network'!

"Oh, hey!

Big Brother!

COME ON DOWN!"