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Are we getting played and strung along by people even more hideous than we can imagine? ...

My toilet is from 1927 although I have only been using it for 22 years during which time it has never clogged. 

so it appears this noob (*redditards*) FUD is casting down pressure on bitcoin's price when the rest of global economy is on the edge..

those whining little titty crawlers have managed to cripple bitcoin's inalienable agility with this forking BS.

so imma say it out loud for once and for all: fuck you USGavin and GOOGLHearn!  

i tried and i must say not so much excitement and adrenalin, and in the end you cant even call yourself trader

i could try with a higher amount but seems i wouldnt be able to flush the toilet anymore ...

actually it's more then that and it does seems like it's the end indeed , atleast the end for the price if not for the coin it self
as you can see a lot of shit going ON on reddit these days and the censorship of moderators on /r/Bitcoin and developpers facing one against the other weither we should fork or not so yes we are not on the best situations

Yep, lasted about half a day then rose quickly after that.

And that was an unexpected fork. Imagine how easy the transition will be when we can pretty much watch it happen down to the hour.

It wont damage bitcoin for good unless everyone or almost everyone changes over to xt, but it will cause panic and uncertainty which is not what we want.

I'm sure someone better qualified can come up with that answer. I just post dick jokes.

...The name of the book was The Big Board. It was about an Earthling man and woman who were kidnapped by extraterrestrials. They were put on display in a zoo on a planet called Zircon-212.

These fictitious people in the zoo had a big board supposedly showing stock market quotations and commodity prices along one wall of their habitat, and a news ticker, and a telephone that was supposedly connected to a brokerage on Earth. The creatures on Zircon-212 told their captives that they had invested a million dollars for them back on Earth, and that it was up to the captives to manage it so that they would be fabulously wealthy when they were returned to Earth.

The telephone and the big board and the ticker were all fakes, of course. They were simply stimulants to make the Earthlings perform vividly for the crowds at the zoo—to make them jump up and down and cheer, or gloat, or sulk, or tear their hair, to be scared shitless or to feel as contented as babies in their mothers' arms.

The Earthlings did very well on paper. That was part of the rigging, of course. And religion got mixed up in it, too. The news ticker reminded them that the President of the United States had declared National Prayer Week, and that everybody should pray. The Earthlings had had a bad week on the market before that. They had lost a small fortune in olive oil futures. So they gave praying a whirl. It worked. Olive oil went up.

Well, I'd be very intrigued to see what happened if that did come about. It would certainly be spectacular if nothing else.

There aren't very many alternative coins that a Bitcoin ASIC could mine. And even fewer that are actually worth anything.

Bitcoin may not be the only coin out there but, it's the only one with a massively giant network behind it.

Really comparing bitcoin to cars???

If there were only 100 cars in existence and there would never be any more, then we destroyed 50 of them , yes, the price of the remaining cars would skyrocket...

If the majority of bitcoin-exchange market supply is coming from mining, which currently seems to be the case,

and that supply halves, that's a supply shock. If demand remains the same, the price must roughly double.