It is far fetched if you consider the total number of total possibilities that exist and he would have to hit that streak on the first bet.

Its basically the market correcting itself. If the price on one exchange goes up then the overall value goes up. And people usually have funds on both sites, so they usually trade on that, and drive the price up as a result of trading. However there are differences in the prices like Stamp and Finex always have a difference of couple of dollars.

Police doesn't really post problems like these all the time. But when they do ,its worse as you are subjected to further investigation.
@minermick have you been able to get the hardware back ?

I am looking to invest in cloudmining on this site. Can anyone comment on what they think would be an estimate to get a ROI ? I know it won't be accurate but an estimate for investing around 0.5 BTC into it ?

Did your balance disappear as well or only the history ? It might be down for now, but if its the balance that disappeared then thats something to worry about. Did the rest of you get your withdrawals processed or are you guys waiting for Monday ?

Hi, I am looking to buy WMZ at bitstamp rates or very low fees. Looking for maximum of 100dollars for now.
PM me if you are interested in selling. Also, will use escrow.

I think localbitcoins offers something similar to what you are asking for. Found this on google, it should be hlepful to make coupons to give to people http://localbitcoins.blogspot.in/2013/12/localbitcoins-coupons-most-hassle-free.html

Everyone's not a computer geek to be able to do it themselves. But I certainly think like other sites a bitcoin ticket somewhere on top would be a great idea.

I am not sure how accurate it is. But in the documentary the "Rise and Rise of Bitcoins " , it was said that the starting price/value of bitcoins had been 1 dollar for around 1000 bitcoins. But I doubt there was any exchange around then and so it was only possible for people to trade it with each other.

I doubt you can do that. If you can find a site which accepts Ukash and other deposit options, maybe somewhere in that you will be able to find the option for Ukash withdrawal. Why not just use an exchange ?
There are traders which might accept Ukash on LBTC: https://localbitcoins.com/sell-bitcoins-online/ukash/

Since the topic asks for interesting which can be both positive and negative, so for me it was the BTER hack that happened this year.
I was still surprised to hear that they managed to get their cold storage hacked which is almost impossible for it to happen.

Next was the DPR case which happened this year, and the story of the assasinations which he is being speculated to be involved in.

I remember seeing a reddit post about a while back when someone back in 2005-2006 posted an idea about a digital currency and it was speculated that it was satoshi who was working on the development then. But I would still say would have been close to 2-3 years for him to come up with the idea and develope it.

Looking at the number of gambling sites, all sites have been switching to a provably fair model of gambling.
So most of them are. The big examples are Primedice/Coinroyale/Cloudbet(asits live)

Well firstly , Coinbase requires verfications/bank linking etc. Localbitcoin is by far the easiest way to buy bitcoins for a new person.
And its not 30% premium. Most of the ads have between 3-10%

The price falls 7$ onlt on one day and you called it ?
The price also dropped by 10$ at 270. Didn't mean we were going down from there too. Its normal.

I would recommend Coinroyale as well.
You can try Cloudbet, as it offers live blackjack.

What do you mean by we can pick it up at the apple store  ?
Isn't it a new product that you are selling ?

I might be the 100th person asking this
But has Primedice commented on ever reopening their signature campaign ?

SOlar power is not exactly free as no one knows how long they will be mining, so they might just be buying all those expensive panels, being not able to cover their cost.

I don't quite understand your question. but Yes Hashnest is basically a cloudmining company run by Bitmain.
You can probably find all the information on their site itself