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Warning USD is a huge scam coin sell all assets immediately
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Jan 11, 2018 00:00
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I just got my refinance application approved, time to make the bank regret that decision by escaping the fiat wage slavery. Bank can't take my assets if they're all virtual and hidden on a flash drive buried in my moms rear end
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Rock Puncher posted:I just got my refinance application approved, time to make the bank regret that decision by escaping the fiat wage slavery. Bank can't take my assets if they're all virtual and hidden on a flash drive buried in my moms rear end Maybe try Herbalife, considering you're interested in the "get-rich-quick" line of investment?
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Fame Douglas posted:Maybe try Herbalife, considering you're interested in the "get-rich-quick" line of investment? Is that some sort of nutrient paste? Either way it sounds like a real asset with something tangible that promises to produce returns or something. I prefer to invest in stuff without any actual value.
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Rock Puncher posted:Is that some sort of nutrient paste? Either way it sounds like a real asset with something tangible that promises to produce returns or something. I prefer to invest in stuff without any actual value.
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Alright I’m going all in guys. 100 large.
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Ok I’m out.
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Did anyone post this yet? https://news.bitcoin.com/miami-bitcoin-conference-stops-accepting-bitcoin-due-to-fees-and-congestion/ USA's top buttcoin conference AKA the yearly The North American Bitcoin Conference (TNABC) happening January 18-19 stopped accepting BTC to purchase tickets because transaction fees and wait times are completely broken. So now you can only buy the tickets in dirty fiat. Currency of the future! "Bitcoin settlement times, and the fee market associated with transactions, have become a hot topic these days as on-chain fees have risen to $30-60 per transaction". If your own conference can't manage to accept BTC payments, it's loving embarrassing. Rad Russian fucked around with this message at 03:08 on Jan 11, 2018 |
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Jan 11, 2018 02:57
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South Korea's major cryptocurreny exchanges raided by police, tax authorities!
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Jan 11, 2018 03:05
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Against all advice I have touched the poop.
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Jan 11, 2018 03:37
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bigis posted:Against all advice I have touched the poop. I legit advise to throw some money in Monero and Zcash if you like gambling. They have actual real world uses by criminal organizations that are starting to pick up. Everything else is useless trash on a bubble ride.
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Jan 11, 2018 03:54
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oh man. my internet didn't work for a week. Did anyone become a real bitcoin billionaire? Like they own bitcoin and anyone cares what they say?
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South Korea readying bill to ban all cryptocurrency trading: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/10/south-korea-official-reportedly-readying-bill-to-ban-all-cryptocurrency-trading.html *Price Is Right fail horn*
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Dmitri-9 posted:Are there any cryptocurrencies that are inflationary? almost every PoW or PoS cryptobean is inflationary. New bitcoins are mined every 10 minutes. the more nuanced part about economic policy in cryptobean systems is how computational work relates to production. even if a cryptocurrency has a 1% annual inflation rate at this point in time, the work it took to generate the first 90% of the supply is often tiny compared to the work it takes to produce the next year's 1% 
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Lol coins lost 100 billion market cap in like 2 hours. Geez a bunch of internet funbux that cant be used to actually buy anything aren't holding their value????
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Hey this is fun https://www.gdax.com/trade/BTC-USD
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Watching the Gdax depth chart is a lot of fun. Can I trade altcoins, on margin?
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I heard people in real life discussing crypto currency and 'investing' so that made me come on SA and try to find out why anyone gives a single flying gently caress about bitcoin now after all these years of no one giving a poo poo.
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Wickerman posted:I heard people in real life discussing crypto currency and 'investing' so that made me come on SA and try to find out why anyone gives a single flying gently caress about bitcoin now after all these years of no one giving a poo poo. same reason everyone cares about Powerball or Mega Millions when they are $400M+
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Welp I bought the dip but it kept on dipping.
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bigis posted:Against all advice I have touched the poop. bigis posted:Welp I bought the dip but it kept on dipping.
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This is it. Bitcoin is dead. Why.... WHYYYYYYYYY 
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gary oldmans diary posted:just means you should buy even more to cover the losses youve already taken Brb calling my mortgage broker
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:This is it. Bitcoin is dead. Why.... WHYYYYYYYYY someone spilled coffee on the tether printer they just need another day or so to fix it and then we'll be headed back to the moon
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Rad Russian posted:Did anyone post this yet? but, yoiu don't understand,, those (bitcoin cash)(bitcoin core) guys are SUCH evil assholes,,, we have to run a massively self-owning headline,,,, for the good of BITCOIN,,,,, also https://twitter.com/BTCNewsUpdates/status/951219173820157953 money of the future yo
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Litecoin actually isn't bad, as far as cryptocurrencies go. Has like 8x the transaction capacity of BTC, and the fees are pennies not $20+. Not sure why its value is always tied to Bitcoin though. People so obsessed with keeping that .1717 ratio I guess.
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Alpha Mayo posted:Litecoin actually isn't bad, as far as cryptocurrencies go. Has like 8x the transaction capacity of BTC, and the fees are pennies not $20+. So ~30 transactions per second? lol
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This thing isn't going to burst for good until after the point of there being so many people invested in it that it will cause an actual serious loving economic crisis. How often is there something that regular people go out of their way to evangelise about as an investment? That people will rationalise despite the fact it is burning massive resources in order to run a useless algorithm rather than improve society? That everyone knows is a bubble but continue to invest in anyway? Bitcoin is a crisis in motion, we just haven't gotten to the real hurt yet.
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Moon Atari posted:This thing isn't going to burst for good until after the point of there being so many people invested in it that it will cause an actual serious loving economic crisis.
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Gobbeldygook posted:Wouldn't be the first time. Albania's 1997 civil war was triggered by the collapse of Ponzi schemes that a significant portion of the population had bought into. "In the following years, much of the accumulated wealth of the country was invested in Ponzi pyramid banking schemes, which were widely supported by the government. The schemes swept up somewhere between one sixth and one third of the Albanian population." 
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revwinnebago posted:https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DTNowesWsAElg1C?format=jpg&name=medium Imagine we had 15,000 dollar bills. Would you risk paying for a shirt if you were carrying one? Of course not. Same with bitcoin. It’s like trying to pay with a gold bar.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Imagine we had 15,000 dollar bills. Would you risk paying for a shirt if you were carrying one? Of course not. Same with bitcoin. It’s like trying to pay with a gold bar. How exactly is it like that? Bitcoins are totally divisible down to the 8th decimal point.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Imagine we had 15,000 dollar bills. Would you risk paying for a shirt if you were carrying one? Of course not. Same with bitcoin. It’s like trying to pay with a gold bar. Hint: That's why we don't base our currency on the gold standard. Oh snap.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Imagine we had 15,000 dollar bills. Would you risk paying for a shirt if you were carrying one? Of course not. Same with bitcoin. It’s like trying to pay with a gold bar. We need to tell one of those currency collectors to glue a $10,000 and $5,000 dollar bill together so they can have an inferior bitcoin
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