Hmmm, I think your tin foil hat is cutting circulation to your brain now, try plastering the walls with aluminum instead

Have you tried posting in the btc-e thread ?

Just be cool-headed and patient, you can cry scam when they actually deny your payment

Pretty much, we should form a union

I want to compare costs of mining there with other countries

What are they doing ? accepting this as form or payment or running mining operations ?

Hi, I am wondering if anyone knows of bitcoin start-ups in Pakistan, or if anyone is interested in doing this, just curious

How can you say this with so much confidence? Are you like buddies with them ?

Semantics

Eh ? Judaism refers to a religion, English and German to nationality...someone is clearly confused and I don't think its me....

No I'm not jewish...

Then we'll sell that too for a buck

No

How about

It costs $.35 to bake a slice of cake.

> On the first day of the week, a guy standing on the street outside a private members party has a slice of cake, he tries to sell it and the best rate he can get for a slice is $.50 because the street vendors are selling at $.40 - $.50; he realizes his slice can only be sold for greater than $.50 when all of the other vendors have finished selling their cakes for <$.50. He waits, they sell-out, he sells his slice for $.55

Mid week, the same guy tries to sell more slices $.55, but the best price he can get is $.40 because of the vendors' undercutting; the vendors are undercutting because less people buy cakes midweek, he realizes his slice can only be sold for a greater price when there are enough people willing to buy them;

So, he gathers the vendors and asks if they would agree to only sell cakes on the first day of the week, as this is the day when cakes are in demand, further he asks if they would agree to sell cakes for a price of $1 as they are free to set their price. If a majority of the vendors are selling at $1 the buyers will have no choice but to buy cake at $1 after the lower priced cakes are gone; in this way the 'union' of vendors make more money selling their cakes for $1 on the first day when demand is highest; as opposed to selling their cakes individually;

Would you sell your cakes for $1 on the first day for a greater profit and take the rest of the week off, or would you sell cakes on your own everyday at a lower price.

p.s sorry i'm a terrible story teller

Yawn, great example, believe what you will, if you can provide a reasonable argument indicating bitcoin will collapse I will respond in kind, however you are just posting random tidbits of news that are neither new nor ground breaking, neither do you bother researching the other side of the argument; what governments support BTC ? what are their views ? Research both sides and then let me know.

p.s.

I loved this, lol

I can presume there are groups of people taking advantage of this, I want in, if you know what I mean please pm / post, thanks

Haha...did you read the OP ? Or are you asking me to actually upload my certs ?

Hello, looking to purchase some quark coins, I can offer payment in EUR (internet banking), looking to buy coins worth in the range of ~100-200 EUR, hoping to do this a.s.a.p, safety of the transaction is a priority so I am willing to use a trusted escrow, please respond or pm with offer/interest, regards.

You're right, I'm wrong, I think I need to brush up my tax law

The devil is in the details, bro:

A federal grand jury brought an indictment against von NotHaus and three others ...charged with one count of conspiracy to possess and sell coins in resemblance and similitude of coins of a denomination higher than five cents, and silver coins in resemblance of genuine coins of the United States in denominations of five dollars and greater, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 485, 18 U.S.C. § 486, and 18 U.S.C. § 371; one count of mail fraud in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1341 and 18 U.S.C. § 2; one count of selling, and possessing with intent to defraud, coins of resemblance and similitude of United States coins in denominations of five cents and higher, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 485 and 18 U.S.C. § 2; and one count of uttering, passing, and attempting to utter and pass, silver coins in resemblance of genuine U.S. coins in denominations of five dollars or greater, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 486 and 18 U.S.C. § 2.[24]

Bitcoins aren't actually coins (smh)

This is actually a very good question, after thinking about it for a while I can't come up with a concrete answer, too much depends on the valuation of bitcoins as an asset and their stability (or lack thereof).

I can not give you an answer until the price of bitcoins stabilize;