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i'm gonna be the jerk that tells you guys it actually is a rickroll, sorry if you genuinely believed that a man ate his own testicle
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It’s better this way
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Stefan Prodan posted:i'm gonna be the jerk that tells you guys it actually is a rickroll, sorry if you genuinely believed that a man ate his own testicle I'm glad nobody ate their balls over Bitcoins 
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When you think about it, his balls are useless and something he no longer has access to. Much like investing in bitcoin.
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Oscar Wild posted:When you think about it, his balls are useless and something he no longer has access to. Much like investing in bitcoin.
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Ham Sandwiches posted:just a weird tip for all you renegades making ballsy bets out there heh, nice
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Can you use steam codes to get your money out of bitcoin like the Russian mob?
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fruit on the bottom posted:If bitcoins hits $100,000 before 2020 I’ll kill God 
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Sure. That’ll be one hell of a ban reason on my permanent record.
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fruit on the bottom posted:Sure. That’ll be one hell of a ban reason on my permanent record. Ban reason: [picture of wiped party at final battle from any Final Fantasy game]
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Ok I’m sold how do we make this happen?
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Nov 30, 2017 23:58
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Someone remake that chart but stick on each time that 15M tethers appear out of nowhere As the ideas guy I'll only lay claim to 50% of the laughs
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that bitcoin chart is more professional than bitcoin itself
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realistically speaking when do you guys think this bubble will burst?
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Pitdragon posted:realistically speaking when do you guys think this bubble will burst? Whenever bitfinex can no longer honor bitcoin withdrawals
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QuarkJets posted:Whenever bitfinex can no longer honor bitcoin withdrawals It's possible that time is very close, because they have been closing short margin positions at $14k and long margin positions at $5,600 when the price hasn't moved from $9k.
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Pitdragon posted:realistically speaking when do you guys think this bubble will burst?
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That video was on liveleak first but they took it down. I didn't know liveleak would even take videos down.
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fruit on the bottom posted:Ok I’m sold how do we make this happen? give me all your money and I will buy bitcoin for you
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Pitdragon posted:realistically speaking when do you guys think this bubble will burst? bitcoin can ignore all other conventional market rational
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I think when people realize bitcoin isn't going to be the currency of the future we'll see the crash Currently, if you talk to a random (even smart) person on the street 100% of the value they place in bitcoin is either attributed to the fact that it is "the future" OR "there is limited supply". I have seen no evidence that bitcoin is going to ever be used as a real form of currency, you can technically buy poo poo on steam with it, but it's way too speculative at the moment to ever be useful. More importantly there is no inherent advantage of using bitcoin over fiat currency, in fact there are a lot of disadvantages, as such the actual adoption will be extremely low until it eventually vanishes.
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abigserve posted:I think when people realize bitcoin isn't going to be the currency of the future we'll see the crash
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gary oldmans diary posted:none of the people buying in now are doing so to use it as a form of currency so they probably wont notice when it continues to not be used as a form of currency. its a timeline with no landmarks possibly. turns out the only market in history that never crashes isn't based on anything at all
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Lol anyone buying Bitcoin knows it is just an investor feedback loop. Also it is fun to watch gdax and see orders of 5 Bitcoin being bought and sold.
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Im pretty sure that bitcoin is worth as much as the entire US. There is no way that this is a bubble
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Manic Technophile posted:Except that none of my weed dealers accept testicles as currency, and two of them accept btc (seriously) with 1 confirmation. Generally we'll chill and smoke till it happens. why wouldn't you just pay cash, bitcoin is traceable lol
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I’ll just be glad when it crashes because the ‘true believers’ tend to infest different groups and won’t shut up about it. I just want to hang out in my numismatic Facebook groups with some grumpy old men and talk about old gold coinage without hearing how bitcoin is the silver of the future from SaintPrepper69.
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Inept posted:why wouldn't you just pay cash, bitcoin is traceable lol but bitcoin with the blockchain that records everything is supposed to be anonymous
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Inept posted:why wouldn't you just pay cash, bitcoin is traceable lol
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Dmitri-9 posted:Gold and silver are some the worst investments/speculations you could have made in the last 40 years. They should only be used as a hedge against economic uncertainty. In general I tend to agree. Silver had a big pop to $50/oz back in 2011, gold largely trading sideways. Palladium ain't done too bad though. Platinum basically treading water and has been surpassed by palladium to my surprise. Once we move away from catalytic converters, I think the platinum group metals will poo poo the bed.
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Manic Technophile posted:Yeah I'm sure the DEA has top minds tracing through the blockchain for my $40 8th Probably not but the point remains why would you go through the hassle of paying with bitcoin if you're meeting your drug dealer in person
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Inept posted:Probably not but the point remains why would you go through the hassle of paying with bitcoin if you're meeting your drug dealer in person
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Most people order drugs the same way they order food - they don't plan for it they just do it on impulse in response to a craving.
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abigserve posted:possibly. turns out the only market in history that never crashes isn't based on anything at all if bitcoin is going to double every month we are going to need our studliest bitcoin men to start procreating at maximum capacity
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gary oldmans diary posted:nah. everyone who buys in becomes someone who is interested in cashing out. so since the group interested in cashing out grows faster and faster so the group of people buying in has to constantly grow faster and faster. if that little fibonacci iterates more frequently than human gestation lasts its eventually going to have to hit a wall lol
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I order weed on my phone thru a delivery website and 20 minutes later pay for a mix of edibles and beverages and flower with my credit card into a delivery dudes square plugin
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A MIRACLE posted:I order weed on my phone thru a delivery website and 20 minutes later pay for a mix of edibles and beverages and flower with my credit card into a delivery dudes square plugin buying drugs is the only thing bitcoin is useful for
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