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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 5, 2017 22:15:59 GMT 1, ^^^ More like ‘didn’t get in when I could’ where do you think it will be in a months time?
^^^ More like ‘didn’t get in when I could’ where do you think it will be in a months time? In a months time it will be around 6K |
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Bitcoin, by rosac on Dec 5, 2017 22:18:24 GMT 1, Decentralised Tulips with a use case, and a finite amount
Big fucking bubble with plenty room to grow.
Decentralised Tulips with a use case, and a finite amount Big fucking bubble with plenty room to grow. |
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Bitcoin, by rosac on Dec 5, 2017 22:18:45 GMT 1,
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Dec 5, 2017 22:20:44 GMT 1, Well I’m currently selling an unsigned Trolley Hunters for 0.91 BTC in the For Sale forum so why not bag yourself a bargain 👍
Well I’m currently selling an unsigned Trolley Hunters for 0.91 BTC in the For Sale forum so why not bag yourself a bargain 👍
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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 5, 2017 22:22:34 GMT 1, You do realise he is running a coin mining operation and selling the coins.
If he is so confident why is he bigging up the future price and selling coins now?
Just read his twitter feed to see what he is about. Different women have tried to kill him nine times according to what he posted on twitter.
Did he lose a lot of money in the housing bubble? Saying he would eat his todger if Bitcoin doesn't reach a million is a way of gaining attention and hyping in order to get more people to buy into it.
You do realise he is running a coin mining operation and selling the coins. If he is so confident why is he bigging up the future price and selling coins now? Just read his twitter feed to see what he is about. Different women have tried to kill him nine times according to what he posted on twitter. Did he lose a lot of money in the housing bubble? Saying he would eat his todger if Bitcoin doesn't reach a million is a way of gaining attention and hyping in order to get more people to buy into it. |
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Bitcoin, by adewilliams on Dec 6, 2017 10:55:54 GMT 1, not one bit of me can imagine why people would want Bitcoin to fail. That is unless you are either a banker or like bailing them out.
Im in
not one bit of me can imagine why people would want Bitcoin to fail. That is unless you are either a banker or like bailing them out.
Im in
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Bitcoin, by Shoot Again on Dec 6, 2017 12:04:02 GMT 1, You do realise he is running a coin mining operation and selling the coins. If he is so confident why is he bigging up the future price and selling coins now? Just read his twitter feed to see what he is about. Different women have tried to kill him nine times according to what he posted on twitter. Did he lose a lot of money in the housing bubble? Saying he would eat his todger if Bitcoin doesn't reach a million is a way of gaining attention and hyping in order to get more people to buy into it.
You do realise he is running a coin mining operation and selling the coins. If he is so confident why is he bigging up the future price and selling coins now? Just read his twitter feed to see what he is about. Different women have tried to kill him nine times according to what he posted on twitter. Did he lose a lot of money in the housing bubble? Saying he would eat his todger if Bitcoin doesn't reach a million is a way of gaining attention and hyping in order to get more people to buy into it. Do you realise I only posted that as it's funny, not because I give a fu*k about where he believes the Bitcoin price should be (like anyone could know anyway !!!) ? ;-) Everyone knows that he's a killer himself and totally fuck*p up... good entertainer though... |
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Bitcoin, by Viking Surfer on Dec 6, 2017 13:19:04 GMT 1, It's gone up by about £800 today. Crazy.
It's gone up by about £800 today. Crazy.
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Bitcoin, by woodman on Dec 6, 2017 13:48:23 GMT 1, Monero has gone up a fair chunk in the last few weeks, the last couple of days quite mental as well.
I would guess a lot of people who want Bitcoin to fail are people who thought about buying some and never did and now rue the fact they never did. Maybe a few people have different reasons but when it comes to "gambling", many do not like winners.
Monero has gone up a fair chunk in the last few weeks, the last couple of days quite mental as well.
I would guess a lot of people who want Bitcoin to fail are people who thought about buying some and never did and now rue the fact they never did. Maybe a few people have different reasons but when it comes to "gambling", many do not like winners.
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Bitcoin, by woodman on Dec 6, 2017 13:59:41 GMT 1, Just hit the $13k mark
Just hit the $13k mark
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Bitcoin, by case on Dec 6, 2017 23:19:29 GMT 1, where do you think it will be in a months time? 15k usd by year end.
More like end of the day. Holy ...
where do you think it will be in a months time? 15k usd by year end. More like end of the day. Holy ... |
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Bitcoin, by Viking Surfer on Dec 7, 2017 2:07:29 GMT 1, What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin?
What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin?
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Bitcoin, by bbperez1 on Dec 7, 2017 3:36:06 GMT 1, where do you think it will be in a months time? 15k usd by year end.
where do you think it will be in a months time? 15k usd by year end. 15k by days end it looks like lol |
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Bitcoin, by bbperez1 on Dec 7, 2017 3:37:31 GMT 1, thats what i reckon, and then a mega tank back to 7
thats what i reckon, and then a mega tank back to 7 If it goes back to 7 I will mortgage my house sell all my art and invest because you'll never get an opportunity like it again. |
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Bitcoin, by bbperez1 on Dec 7, 2017 3:42:54 GMT 1, What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin?
What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin? its promising. I bought 11ltc when they were 55$ wish I would have bought more. It has a promising future. If you can buy it under 100$ I would buy and hold. Its not a spending coin atm its more of a buy and hold if you can afford it. |
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Dec 7, 2017 4:45:48 GMT 1, BC $14k
BC $14k
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Dec 7, 2017 4:50:57 GMT 1, thats what i reckon, and then a mega tank back to 7 If it goes back to 7 I will mortgage my house sell all my art and invest because you'll never get an opportunity like it again.
This will never happen but I would do the same.... I still think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity even at $14k.
My prediction of $15k by year end is out the window.
I’m now $15k by Sunday and $20k by year end.
Fast market ......
thats what i reckon, and then a mega tank back to 7 If it goes back to 7 I will mortgage my house sell all my art and invest because you'll never get an opportunity like it again. This will never happen but I would do the same.... I still think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity even at $14k. My prediction of $15k by year end is out the window. I’m now $15k by Sunday and $20k by year end. Fast market ...... |
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Bitcoin, by jkesquire on Dec 7, 2017 5:10:44 GMT 1, If it goes back to 7 I will mortgage my house sell all my art and invest because you'll never get an opportunity like it again. This will never happen but I would do the same.... I still think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity even at $14k. My prediction of $15k by year end is out the window. I’m now $15k by Sunday and $20k by year end. Fast market ......
Litecoin I also own, purchased around 10 coins back when it was $39/40, and 4 or 5 more in the 70's. I'll be holding them and hoping $500 will be the next stop by mid 2018.
If it goes back to 7 I will mortgage my house sell all my art and invest because you'll never get an opportunity like it again. This will never happen but I would do the same.... I still think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity even at $14k. My prediction of $15k by year end is out the window. I’m now $15k by Sunday and $20k by year end. Fast market ...... I would have to agree. I've bought bitcoin a few times dating back to June and it just keeps outdoing itself. I think 20k by years end is a realistic possibility for sure. If we see a pullback I dont expect it to be a big one. Maybe it will get as low as 11.5-12k but I dont even think it will get that low. Litecoin I also own, purchased around 10 coins back when it was $39/40, and 4 or 5 more in the 70's. I'll be holding them and hoping $500 will be the next stop by mid 2018. |
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Bitcoin, by chevyav53 on Dec 7, 2017 6:12:58 GMT 1, Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin is ruining the planet
“The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.”
grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/
Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin is ruining the planet “The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.” grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/ |
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Dec 7, 2017 8:55:08 GMT 1, Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin is ruining the planet “The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.” grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/
This is an ill informed article, suggesting the same amount of energy is used mining bitcoin as with bitcoin transactions. This is not true.
Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin is ruining the planet “The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.” grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/This is an ill informed article, suggesting the same amount of energy is used mining bitcoin as with bitcoin transactions. This is not true. |
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Bitcoin, by adewilliams on Dec 7, 2017 10:34:32 GMT 1, Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin is ruining the planet “The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.” grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/This is an ill informed article, suggesting the same amount of energy is used mining bitcoin as with bitcoin transactions. This is not true.
Interesting take on impact of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin is ruining the planet “The bitcoin network requires a tremendous amount of electricity. As bitcoin becomes more popular, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin become more difficult, which requires more energy. Cryptocurrencies are slowing the effort to achieve a rapid transition away from fossil fuels at a crucial time for humanity. If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years - because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.” grist.org/article/bitcoin-could-cost-us-our-clean-energy-future/This is an ill informed article, suggesting the same amount of energy is used mining bitcoin as with bitcoin transactions. This is not true. If it was, no one seems to worry about Facebook, Youtube or traditional banking ruining the planet |
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Bitcoin, by Sliding on the Walls on Dec 7, 2017 11:00:46 GMT 1, What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin?
Looking at the charts I'd say that this is a good time to buy Litecoin. It's pulled back to under $100 due to BTC's unprecedented surge.
Historically it's played catch up with BTC so there will most likely be a surge in price coming. It's cheaper, more readily available, faster, and more useful for smaller transactions.
People call it the silver to Bitcoin's Gold.
I've seen profits of around 130% since I invested in July
What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin? Looking at the charts I'd say that this is a good time to buy Litecoin. It's pulled back to under $100 due to BTC's unprecedented surge. Historically it's played catch up with BTC so there will most likely be a surge in price coming. It's cheaper, more readily available, faster, and more useful for smaller transactions. People call it the silver to Bitcoin's Gold. I've seen profits of around 130% since I invested in July |
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Dec 7, 2017 11:08:18 GMT 1, I dont mind being wrong on this one, BC trades $15,244 - fix up look sharp !!!!!!
I dont mind being wrong on this one, BC trades $15,244 - fix up look sharp !!!!!!
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Bitcoin, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Dec 7, 2017 11:12:50 GMT 1, I can't remember exactly but probably around 18 months ago an ex colleague sent a PDF to me, lots of pages all about bitcoin, how it works etc. he was investing.. I read a little and thought 'what a load of bollox'. I think if I was single not married with kids I wouldnt have even read and said 'yeah fuck it I'm in for a few grand'!!
Advice to younger forum members if you earn a decent wage, invest when your young, in tech, start ups, property, land etc...don't just save with the shit intrest the bank give savers you'll get low returns..
I can't remember exactly but probably around 18 months ago an ex colleague sent a PDF to me, lots of pages all about bitcoin, how it works etc. he was investing.. I read a little and thought 'what a load of bollox'. I think if I was single not married with kids I wouldnt have even read and said 'yeah fuck it I'm in for a few grand'!!
Advice to younger forum members if you earn a decent wage, invest when your young, in tech, start ups, property, land etc...don't just save with the shit intrest the bank give savers you'll get low returns..
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Dec 7, 2017 11:32:11 GMT 1, you wont get low returns, you will lose money with inflation.
you wont get low returns, you will lose money with inflation.
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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 7, 2017 11:50:31 GMT 1, I guess it depends on whether bitcoin mining that uses peoples electricity without permission via a javascript when people go on websites including some news sites etc etc gets regulated or banned for example in the european union or countries like China etc. Plus whether bitcoin is banned in some countries in the future.
One good way of earning money from bitcoin is to install one of those bitcoin exchange machines in your corner shop if you have one where local drug dealers and of course honest people can change bank notes for bitcoins and which allows the shop keeper to make a couple of grand a month just by having one of those exchange machines installed.
It used to be that a lot of dodgy money was invested in property and pushing up property prices. Now that there is the bitcoin option i'm wondering if property investment will fall.
It's all speculation and anything can happen.
I guess it depends on whether bitcoin mining that uses peoples electricity without permission via a javascript when people go on websites including some news sites etc etc gets regulated or banned for example in the european union or countries like China etc. Plus whether bitcoin is banned in some countries in the future.
One good way of earning money from bitcoin is to install one of those bitcoin exchange machines in your corner shop if you have one where local drug dealers and of course honest people can change bank notes for bitcoins and which allows the shop keeper to make a couple of grand a month just by having one of those exchange machines installed.
It used to be that a lot of dodgy money was invested in property and pushing up property prices. Now that there is the bitcoin option i'm wondering if property investment will fall.
It's all speculation and anything can happen.
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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 7, 2017 11:52:47 GMT 1, What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin?
I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway.
Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different.
What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin? I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway. Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different. |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 7, 2017 11:59:19 GMT 1, www.investopedia.com/news/closer-look-iota/
IOTA
"IOTA does not use the traditional blockchain design used by most cryptocurrencies. Instead, it has developed a new platform called Tangle, which uses a mathematical concept known as Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG). For its own transaction to be valid, each node in a DAG Tangle must approve two previous transactions at other node. This has two consequences. First, it removes “miners” as entities to validate transactions, thereby removing a possible bottleneck when transaction speed and numbers are high. Second, the network’s growth and speed becomes directly proportional to the numbers of its users.
IOTA also does not have transaction fees and claims to have solved scaling problems, such as network delays due to block congestion, related to bitcoin."
www.investopedia.com/news/closer-look-iota/ IOTA "IOTA does not use the traditional blockchain design used by most cryptocurrencies. Instead, it has developed a new platform called Tangle, which uses a mathematical concept known as Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG). For its own transaction to be valid, each node in a DAG Tangle must approve two previous transactions at other node. This has two consequences. First, it removes “miners” as entities to validate transactions, thereby removing a possible bottleneck when transaction speed and numbers are high. Second, the network’s growth and speed becomes directly proportional to the numbers of its users. IOTA also does not have transaction fees and claims to have solved scaling problems, such as network delays due to block congestion, related to bitcoin."
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Bitcoin, by Deleted on Dec 7, 2017 12:16:32 GMT 1, What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin? I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway. Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different.
What are everyone's thoughts on Litecoin? I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway. Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different. No that interesting, its down 35% today - seems the Microsoft trade has passed...... |
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Bitcoin, by moron on Dec 7, 2017 12:56:55 GMT 1, I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway. Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different. No that interesting, its down 35% today - seems the Microsoft trade has passed......
I know zero about trading and e money. I just thought, seing as iota is at around $3 and very new with money behind it. It might be worth a $30 punt. Plus I think it's only available to trade or buy on two platforms.
Are there any potential rivals to bitcoin emerging yet that are rising as fast as bitcoin?
I'm thinking of going to Oz and digging for opals. It's a bit like bitcoin mining. It isn't really but anyway. Have you checked out iota ? It's interesting like bitcoin but a bit different. No that interesting, its down 35% today - seems the Microsoft trade has passed...... There's probably hundreds of different e coins trading today. Lots of upa sand downs and bitcoin can fall as fast as it can rise. I know zero about trading and e money. I just thought, seing as iota is at around $3 and very new with money behind it. It might be worth a $30 punt. Plus I think it's only available to trade or buy on two platforms. Are there any potential rivals to bitcoin emerging yet that are rising as fast as bitcoin? |
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