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Bitcoin must be pricing in something VERY unpleasant. Doubt it´s GAW.
Which major mining operation is likely to go belly up first ?
cointerra ! they couldnt pay their hosting provider... next.. well we will see.. im thinking that the marked will soon be flooded with "used miners" Cointerra ? I´ve hardly heard of that I guess. Is it supposed to be a major operation ? Cointerra , Austin, Texas... http://cointerra.com/Obviously you are kind of newb in the crypto-world ...  Sorry, bud... ZiG I´ve heard of it but guess it wasn´t worth much attention at the time. Since it´s going belly up I guess it was a good thing that I didn´t waste time on it. I hope you spent tons of time there, good for you. No, I didn't spent a lot of time on Cointerra thread ...but still have 2 of their miners- 1.4TH, spending a lot of time, mining for me... ZiG |
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Bitcoin must be pricing in something VERY unpleasant. Doubt it´s GAW.
Which major mining operation is likely to go belly up first ?
cointerra ! they couldnt pay their hosting provider... next.. well we will see.. im thinking that the marked will soon be flooded with "used miners" Cointerra ? I´ve hardly heard of that I guess. Is it supposed to be a major operation ? Cointerra , Austin, Texas... http://cointerra.com/Obviously you are kind of newb in the crypto-world ... Sorry, bud... ZiG I´ve heard of it but guess it wasn´t worth much attention at the time. Since it´s going belly up I guess it was a good thing that I didn´t waste time on it. I hope you spent tons of time there, good for you. No, I didn't spent a lot of time on Cointerra thread ...but still have 2 of their miners- 1.4TH, spending a lot of time, mining for me... ZiG Congratulations. Now, you have fun beating the horse. Later. |
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January 13, 2015, 07:08:32 AM |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
I hear fracking and oil drilling are having almost identical issues. |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
Some still have BTC from the good ol' $10-$20 days not so long ago and they are still ahead of the curve. Likewise, if you have the mining infrastructure, there is still a lot of revenue to be made hashing BTC. In summary, its all relative. Scott- mining isnt that big a revenue at the moment... we are fast aprouching the hurt barrier for alot of mining operations... myself, im mining at break even, but since i dont have a big mining operation going on, i do it as a pure hobby thing... also, total network hashrate is falling, and since the change yesterday... 14 hours aprox, time to next change is still at 14.6 days, so im guessing miners are being shut down at current btc price.... Bitcoin will fail because nobody will mine it at a loss. NOBODY. Not even people who profit huge off of it's trade. I mean cmon, it wasn't supported years ago so why should people support it now. Doesn't make sense. Nobody cares if Bitcoin will die and won't pay $20 a month in electricity to mine it let alone tens of thousands of people supporting the block chain at a loss of 10-20 dollars a month. Get real fudders. guldur and I know our shit noob so s-troll along ]
Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
I hear fracking and oil drilling are having almost identical issues. Pffft oil isn't shit it's so useless. Paycoin way more useful isn't that right galdur. |
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January 13, 2015, 07:10:00 AM |
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January 13, 2015, 07:10:48 AM |
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can we please get back to bashing GAW guys People who do the bashing are crying over their btc now. |
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January 13, 2015, 07:11:43 AM |
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Anyone pumping and dumping xpy?
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January 13, 2015, 07:12:06 AM |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
Some still have BTC from the good ol' $10-$20 days not so long ago and they are still ahead of the curve. Likewise, if you have the mining infrastructure, there is still a lot of revenue to be made hashing BTC. In summary, its all relative. Scott- mining isnt that big a revenue at the moment... we are fast aprouching the hurt barrier for alot of mining operations... myself, im mining at break even, but since i dont have a big mining operation going on, i do it as a pure hobby thing... also, total network hashrate is falling, and since the change yesterday... 14 hours aprox, time to next change is still at 14.6 days, so im guessing miners are being shut down at current btc price.... Bitcoin will fail because nobody will mine it at a loss. NOBODY. Not even people who profit huge off of it's trade. I mean cmon, it wasn't supported years ago so why should people support it now. Doesn't make sense. Nobody cares if Bitcoin will die and won't pay $20 a month in electricity to mine it let alone tens of thousands of people supporting the block chain at a loss of 10-20 dollars a month. Get real fudders. guldur and I know our shit noob so s-troll along The difficulty will drop and it will be profitable. There's still a couple thousand usd to be made every 10 minutes, so that's how much will be spent to make that. Anyone pumping and dumping xpy?
Me. |
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January 13, 2015, 07:13:19 AM |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
Some still have BTC from the good ol' $10-$20 days not so long ago and they are still ahead of the curve. Likewise, if you have the mining infrastructure, there is still a lot of revenue to be made hashing BTC. In summary, its all relative. Scott- mining isnt that big a revenue at the moment... we are fast aprouching the hurt barrier for alot of mining operations... myself, im mining at break even, but since i dont have a big mining operation going on, i do it as a pure hobby thing... also, total network hashrate is falling, and since the change yesterday... 14 hours aprox, time to next change is still at 14.6 days, so im guessing miners are being shut down at current btc price.... Bitcoin will fail because nobody will mine it at a loss. NOBODY. Not even people who profit huge off of it's trade. I mean cmon, it wasn't supported years ago so why should people support it now. Doesn't make sense. Nobody cares if Bitcoin will die and won't pay $20 a month in electricity to mine it let alone tens of thousands of people supporting the block chain at a loss of 10-20 dollars a month. Get real fudders. guldur and I know our shit noob so s-troll along ]
Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
I hear fracking and oil drilling are having almost identical issues. Pffft oil isn't shit it's so useless. Paycoin way more useful isn't that right galdur. seems like another one who doesnt understand how things are connected, only one response to that: quote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfYJsQAhl0"What you have just said, is one of the most insanely idiotic things, i have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything, that could be considered a rational thought. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. i award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul" |
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January 13, 2015, 07:13:27 AM |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
Some still have BTC from the good ol' $10-$20 days not so long ago and they are still ahead of the curve. Likewise, if you have the mining infrastructure, there is still a lot of revenue to be made hashing BTC. In summary, its all relative. Scott- mining isnt that big a revenue at the moment... we are fast aprouching the hurt barrier for alot of mining operations... myself, im mining at break even, but since i dont have a big mining operation going on, i do it as a pure hobby thing... also, total network hashrate is falling, and since the change yesterday... 14 hours aprox, time to next change is still at 14.6 days, so im guessing miners are being shut down at current btc price.... Bitcoin will fail because nobody will mine it at a loss. NOBODY. Not even people who profit huge off of it's trade. I mean cmon, it wasn't supported years ago so why should people support it now. Doesn't make sense. Nobody cares if Bitcoin will die and won't pay $20 a month in electricity to mine it let alone tens of thousands of people supporting the block chain at a loss of 10-20 dollars a month. Get real fudders. guldur and I know our shit noob so s-troll along The difficulty will drop and it will be profitable. There's still a couple thousand usd to be made every 10 minutes, so that's how much will be spent to make that. Anyone pumping and dumping xpy?
Me. Don't forget Homero + Cantor + bots... |
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January 13, 2015, 07:14:06 AM |
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Anybody who buys and holds anything but Paycoin is an idiot and will deserve to lose money. Paycoin is way more useful than any other crypto and even USD for that matter you can buy so much with XPY and Josh is rebuying at $20 each. Does the U.S. government buy dollars back? Reality check that's why Bitcoin is falling and Paycoin is staying the same. PAYCOINERS UNITE.
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January 13, 2015, 07:14:57 AM |
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Anyone pumping and dumping xpy?
i made 70% of yesterdays pump and dump.. but alas my bot is doing that it just picks likely candidates that are being pump, and jumps on the ride.. :-) |
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January 13, 2015, 07:15:09 AM |
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Anybody who buys and holds anything but Paycoin is an idiot and will deserve to lose money. Paycoin is way more useful than any other crypto and even USD for that matter you can buy so much with XPY and Josh is rebuying at $20 each. Reality check that's why Bitcoin is falling and Paycoin is staying the same. PAYCOINERS UNITE.
Will we get to .03 btc soon?? |
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January 13, 2015, 07:16:03 AM |
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Anybody who buys and holds anything but Paycoin is an idiot and will deserve to lose money. Paycoin is way more useful than any other and even USD for that matter you can buy so much with XPY and Josh is rebuying at $20 each. Reality check that's why Bitcoin is falling and Paycoin is staying the same. PAYCOINERS UNITE.
Why are you spending your time telling us this rather than borrowing money at usurious rates to buy as much xpy as you can at 1/4th its real value? |
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January 13, 2015, 07:16:21 AM |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
Some still have BTC from the good ol' $10-$20 days not so long ago and they are still ahead of the curve. Likewise, if you have the mining infrastructure, there is still a lot of revenue to be made hashing BTC. In summary, its all relative. Scott- mining isnt that big a revenue at the moment... we are fast aprouching the hurt barrier for alot of mining operations... myself, im mining at break even, but since i dont have a big mining operation going on, i do it as a pure hobby thing... also, total network hashrate is falling, and since the change yesterday... 14 hours aprox, time to next change is still at 14.6 days, so im guessing miners are being shut down at current btc price.... There is still something to be said for solar powered mining farms.  Scott- |
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January 13, 2015, 07:17:40 AM |
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Anybody who buys and holds anything but Paycoin is an idiot and will deserve to lose money. Paycoin is way more useful than any other crypto and even USD for that matter you can buy so much with XPY and Josh is rebuying at $20 each. Does the U.S. government buy dollars back? Reality check that's why Bitcoin is falling and Paycoin is staying the same. PAYCOINERS UNITE.
same line, same old lp playing... so if paycoin is way more useful.. tell me, what can i use it for now... ohh besides buying chili sauce... thats right... nothing... what is so useful about that??? lets see, btc, i can use at dell, microsoft, even my local hairdresser... so which one is the most useful again? |
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Anybody who buys and holds anything but Paycoin is an idiot and will deserve to lose money. Paycoin is way more useful than any other crypto and even USD for that matter you can buy so much with XPY and Josh is rebuying at $20 each. Does the U.S. government buy dollars back? Reality check that's why Bitcoin is falling and Paycoin is staying the same. PAYCOINERS UNITE.
same line, same old lp playing... so if paycoin is way more useful.. tell me, what can i use it for now... ohh besides buying chili sauce... thats right... nothing... what is so useful about that??? lets see, btc, i can use at dell, microsoft, even my local hairdresser... so which one is the most useful again? No you. Liar. XPY is the best. |
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January 13, 2015, 07:18:44 AM |
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what is with this litecoin/dogecoin circle jerk thread?
the coins are tanking. what can you do with these coins? nothing. there is no future. no present. nothing to do with them but dump, and even if you were still stupid enough to be mining them, dumping all merged mined coins is still does not cover operation costs.
its like you broke up with your girlfriend. Just wasting energy bitching about Paycoin. there are plenty of shitcoins in the alt section of this forum you people with supposedly honorable intentions can be "protecting" people from investing in. It is clear it is not about that but a personal vendetta against any coin that actually has a potential to succeed.
BTC $243
LTE $1.57
DOGE $.00015001
all dying. all steady decline for a year. all not breaching mass adoption. all being alienated by this school yard bullshit from main stream understanding of cryptos & usage. you know, Satoshis vision of being your own bank. none of you get it. if you did then you would seek solutions.
XPY $3.77
there is the answer. the fact the right out of gate XPY is worth more. you have nothing going on. nothing and all you can do is tear down anyone who is trying to make a difference. while your own precious coins are the worst for anyone to get into crypto now with. ROI with litecoin & dogecoin? what a joke. spend them? on what, reddit tips? whoopie shit.
the only thing any of you are accomplishing is making yourself look childish, petty & jealous.
the answer is pretty simple.
if you are a GAW customer and feel there is a problem, the law provides you with remedy. File the appropriate forms with the correct government agency and state your case.
get a grip, this unhealthy obsession with all things Josh, is fucking retarded.
Those who live in a glass houses should not throw stones.
Reeferman, smoked much tonight perchance? So you really want a centralized, premined coin controlled by one for-profit company to become a standard? It goes against all the values that crypto is committed to. It has no new features to offer the crypto world but empty promises. Besides this, the coin has been shown to be so hyper inflationary that it is almost certain to self-destruct eventually. It is simply designed as a vehicle to make GAW and Homero rich. If you really mean all that you said, then that is pretty sad. I think you don't even understand what crypto is about. |
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Yeah I guess you´re missing the fact that the more the price of this wonder thing tanks the more difficult it becomes to mine it. Price of product and production capacity have an inverse correlation. This sort of production model is very unusual I must say.
I hear fracking and oil drilling are having almost identical issues. Are you saying that drillers expand operations when the price of crude falls ? |
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January 13, 2015, 07:19:12 AM |
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Bitcoin will not shut down. There are enough big holders that would finance mining for 2 weeks till difficulty drops.
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