Quote from: vesperwillow on December 13, 2013, 08:36:40 PM

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Quote from: vesperwillow on December 13, 2013, 07:58:08 PM

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Quote from: vesperwillow on December 13, 2013, 06:57:30 PM

Quote from: The Avenger on December 13, 2013, 06:12:02 PM

Let's be honest - the only reason knc are doing 20nm is to justify the ridiculous price.

I was thinking today.. I wish I'd had the spare funds a few months back to buy in when it was $100/btc.

Neptune would've cost me a grand ...

This is one reason why I enjoy the possibilities with bitcoin. Sure, the value fluctuates, but that can create some great opportunities for those already in it.

Not really, since KNC still puts the price in USD prices and still requires bitcoin. A company truly accepting bitcoin doesn't look at the USD worth at all. Trust me, weather BTC was $10 or $1000 you still would have had to pay $10k.

Uh.

10 btc purchased at $100/ea = $1,000 my cost.

1 Neptune = $10,000USD, which at the time of availability, would've been 10btc.

10 btc sent to KNC = $1,000 my cost.

What are you missing about this?

What I'm trying to say is KNC prices their gear in US dollars. Doesn't matter what the price of bitcoin is. When you go through the checkout process how ever many bitcoins it takes for that invoice to equal $10k or $13k is what you will pay. I'm being specific to how KNC does business, I understand is BTC lowers/rises and all that.

Ok.. so then what are you clarifying? They want $10,000 for it. That might be, say, 10 bitcoins. They're getting $10,000. For me, it's only $1,000.

It DOES matter what the price of bitcoin is because I said I wish I had owned bitcoin @ $100, because it would make a Neptune $1,000 for me. for me.

Ah ok, I got your point. I forgot the point of you having them the whole time since they were $100. Get it. I should have hoarded all my coin when I bought it at $15. Could have paid off my house maybe.