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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
OMG! ... WTF I didn't lock in any profits because am undisciplined n00b without a plan.
Now, whose fault is that?Don't worry bout me... I increased my bitcoin with 9% in 2 days. You jelly?
Yeah, that's how bagholding works. Countless intrepid investors, much like yourself, played their cards right & increased their BTCeanie holdings
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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
When you haven't made $3k from bitcoin today
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Because I didn't short the shit out of it?https://openclipart.org/image/2400px/svg_to_png/222252/feels.png
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Feels bad, man
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
The dollar was used in over $4 trillion in theft by the US government alone in 2015.
Fiat is used much more for crime than bitcoin for now.
Fiat is used much more for crime than bitcoin for now.
Check out the big brain on Brett!
That's because fiat is roughly a billion times bigger than bitcoin. How many times does this need to be repeated?No, that's because the US only accepts dollars (Federal Reserve Notes) for taxes.
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Lol, sorry, *Elwar! You're him! How is that Water World project going, BTW, like every Bitcoin venture ever?
A lot better than your diet.
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I don't get it
P.S. I got a 25-horse 70s Evinrude out back somewhere, you want it? Might be seized...
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
The dollar was used in over $4 trillion in theft by the US government alone in 2015.
Fiat is used much more for crime than bitcoin for now.
Fiat is used much more for crime than bitcoin for now.
Check out the big brain on Brett!
That's because fiat is roughly a billion times bigger than bitcoin. How many times does this need to be repeated?No, that's because the US only accepts dollars (Federal Reserve Notes) for taxes.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/06/78/6d/06786da0374202f4fe52ec0598e44082.jpg
Lol, sorry, *Elwar! You're him! How is that Water World project going, BTW, like every Bitcoin venture ever?
Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Another day, another ATH for ETH. 
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Re: IF the NSA wanted to take control over Bitcoin, how would they do it?
Burt, have you thought of moving to Somalia? No intrusive regulations, no civil forfeitures, guns are legal, everyone loves bitcoins and plenty of pirate treasure coves.
Your family would dig it.
This year my daughter's class has an assignment "decide where to reside" where the students were asked to research other places (states or countries) they might want to move to and then make a presentation on the place on why they picked the place, etc. She is taking this assignment very seriously.Your family would dig it.
Did she pick Somalia, land of the free? Or still thinking?
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Previously they had an assignment to discuss an important issue and present it to the the class. Most of the other students picked things like "animal cruelty". My daughters presentation was more interesting and you can find a link to it (the first link in the first paragraph) on this page:
http://www.jmwagner.com/about.html
http://www.jmwagner.com/about.html
Err, "Final 4th Grade Presentation on Civil forfeiture.mp4"? Look, I'm again civil forfeiture, it's a scary and often misused thing, but I also know forth graders. If Daddy got jailed for stealing from the collection plate, Jesus would be a berry berry bad man.
BTW, consider not begging for donations, that's a bit off-putting.
Re: IF the NSA wanted to take control over Bitcoin, how would they do it?
Burt, have you thought of moving to Somalia? No intrusive regulations, no civil forfeitures, guns are legal, everyone loves bitcoins and plenty of pirate treasure coves.
Your family would dig it.
Your family would dig it.
Re: Would Bitcoin not have been a better option for Zimbabwe?
The problem is always broke down to just a few issues for Countries like this.
They lack internet connection or they lack places to buy/sell bitcoin in a manner that would replace the current set up. Cell phones seem to be the only way to get around both those issues but do not know how you can create a internet network this way.
They lack internet connection or they lack places to buy/sell bitcoin in a manner that would replace the current set up. Cell phones seem to be the only way to get around both those issues but do not know how you can create a internet network this way.
The problem is poor countries are poor, as in average person living on less than $1.50 US a day. It doesn't matter what you use for money -- poor is poor.
Re: IF the NSA wanted to take control over Bitcoin, how would they do it?
NSA ... could run smear campaigns on high ranked bitcoin founders and celebrities.
Number of [ex] Bitcoin Foundation directors doing time: 2 that I know of (Charlie and MagicalTux). No smear campaigns required
Re: Would Bitcoin not have been a better option for Zimbabwe?
The internet access requirement is BS.... I travelled to most of these countries and they are using mobile phones. We have seen people linking Sms's to Bitcoin and sending Bitcoin via emails.
Yeah Zimbabwe is very technologically up to date. Actually, there are parts of the US that are potentially more derelict and poverty stricken than the roughest towns in Zimbabwe.
Can't put much of a spin on that
These numbers are hogwash
Don't believe everything you read.
K. Ignoring lameass mainstream hogwash; trusting only you, random guy from the interweb
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People in Detroit literally have muddy water coming out of their kitchen and bathroom taps.
People in Zimbabwe literally have no water coming out of their bathroom taps.Because no bathroom taps.
Or bathrooms
Re: Would Bitcoin not have been a better option for Zimbabwe?
The internet access requirement is BS.... I travelled to most of these countries and they are using mobile phones. We have seen people linking Sms's to Bitcoin and sending Bitcoin via emails.
Yeah Zimbabwe is very technologically up to date. Actually, there are parts of the US that are potentially more derelict and poverty stricken than the roughest towns in Zimbabwe.
Can't put much of a spin on that
Re: Would Bitcoin not have been a better option for Zimbabwe?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36210680
I quote "bank customers are not always able to withdraw the amount of US dollars they want because of a shortage of dollar notes in Zimbabwe."
This is one of the countries in Africa with the poorest population and the greatest need for micro transactions.
I quote "bank customers are not always able to withdraw the amount of US dollars they want because of a shortage of dollar notes in Zimbabwe."
This is one of the countries in Africa with the poorest population and the greatest need for micro transactions.
If these poors are all tech savvy, have computers/iPhones with unlimited internet, than perhaps
Re: IF the NSA wanted to take control over Bitcoin, how would they do it?
I have yet to see a single feasible idea of how bitcoin can be "destroyed". ...
- Find dirt on devs; offer laughably small sums of money to put on jackboots. Alternative: fed time.
- Offer Chinese miners actual IRL money > 12.5 BTC after the halvening to solve blocks.
- Block port 8333 at provider level.
- Be like Russia and Iceland, make BTC illegal.
- Offer Chinese miners actual IRL money > 12.5 BTC after the halvening to solve blocks.
- Block port 8333 at provider level.
- Be like Russia and Iceland, make BTC illegal.
Maybe you're just not looking?
Re: IF the NSA wanted to take control over Bitcoin, how would they do it?
Some ideas on how it could work:
- Read through the connection data (phone,email etc) from key figures of the Bitcoin community to gain insider knowledge
- Infiltrate core development and replace Bitcoin key figures with NSA staff
- Discredit respected members of the community
- Kill people, if they don't corporate.
Are core devs discussing this possiblility of a large scale infiltration and how to avoid?
- Read through the connection data (phone,email etc) from key figures of the Bitcoin community to gain insider knowledge
- Infiltrate core development and replace Bitcoin key figures with NSA staff
- Discredit respected members of the community
- Kill people, if they don't corporate.
Are core devs discussing this possiblility of a large scale infiltration and how to avoid?
- Find dirt on devs; offer laughably small sums of money to put on jackboots. Alternative: fed time.
- Offer Chinese miners actual IRL money > 12.5 BTC after the halvening to solve blocks.
- Block port 8333 at provider level.
- Be like Russia and Iceland, make BTC illegal.
Re: Craig Wright relents aka Satoshi (air quotes) in Public Apology!
Besides, even if we ignore everything, Gavin does not need to have commit access anymore. While I do not understand the exact 'process' which was used to determine the set of people who will have commit access,
Satoshi gave him access.
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Gavin is no longer a part of them. People who have stopped contributing to the project should not retain access.
Self-fulfilling prophesy if access is taken away. Is there a mechanism for taking away such privileges? 95% super-majority consensus, something like that?