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2013-04-02 02:48 32731510 Anonymous (1364867968582.gif 320x213 616kB)
>High:$108.00000
HABBENING
Why haven't you sold your house for Bitcoins yet, /g/?
2 min later 32731541 Anonymous
Because I'm fucking stupid
2 min later 32731551 Anonymous (cant.jpg 646x817 41kB)
>mfw couldn't find a way to buy at 55
3 min later 32731557 Anonymous
I don't own a house.
3 min later 32731564 Anonymous (1363743709103.jpg 666x666 49kB)
>You didn't buy Bitcoins
4 min later 32731581 Anonymous
>want to buy some
>all deposit methods are new too me and look sketchy
>depositing money takes forever while the market is fast
5 min later 32731587 Mosin Nagant
Everyone that's seen at least one of these threads by now should have figured out how to get rich by this time next year
5 min later 32731589 Anonymous
it's going to p-pop soon right g-guys?
6 min later 32731592 Anonymous (1362626589395.jpg 350x525 47kB)
8 min later 32731628 neko
>>32731510
cuz no one buyin em dumass; they worthless
9 min later 32731637 Anonymous (1362626633609.jpg 638x458 68kB)
10 min later 32731652 Anonymous
>Butt-tards and Paultards in the same thread
Maximum lel
11 min later 32731673 Anonymous (n9QqC[1].jpg 500x377 59kB)
12 min later 32731685 Anonymous
Because no one excepts prepaid Credit.
All this direct deposit shit ruins the anonymity of buttcoins. It would be more secure to buy drugs with prepaid credit than this shit.
13 min later 32731704 Anonymous (rwnUB[1].jpg 326x284 97kB)
>You will never have another chance like this again.
14 min later 32731720 Anonymous
>>32731685
The anonymity is with what you buy, not the fact you bought bitcoins.
14 min later 32731721 Anonymous
>bitcoins
Why not LTC It was 1.2 yesterday now it is 2.4.
15 min later 32731739 Anonymous (EKxBp[1].jpg 666x449 73kB)
You will remember this day /g/
19 min later 32731812 Anonymous
>>32731721
How do you buy them without giving Russians your bank account?
20 min later 32731822 Anonymous
>>32731589
BTC-E is currently showing 6 times more sell orders than buy orders.
Watch dat bubble pop
21 min later 32731839 Anonymous
>Hoarding
>Good currency
Enjoy your unstable cyclic crap
22 min later 32731845 Anonymous (4389833684_7e17dd825b[1].jpg 350x350 49kB)
I thought you loved me /g/
23 min later 32731856 Anonymous
How the fuck do I buy or sell bitcoins?
23 min later 32731857 Anonymous
These buttcoin thread always stink of samefag
23 min later 32731870 Anonymous
oi bitfags.
What happens when the last bitcoin is mined?
What incentive do miners have to keep running at to the network operating?
25 min later 32731888 ShrineDust
>the bubble keeps expanding
>reaches 150
>200
>250
>it never pops for months
25 min later 32731899 Anonymous
i dont like monopoly money
26 min later 32731908 Anonymous (1276047547351.png 696x599 195kB)
>>32731857
Did I ruffle your feathers, friend?
27 min later 32731919 Anonymous
>>32731888
>Uhhh patrick?
27 min later 32731925 Anonymous
>>32731870
>What happens when the last bitcoin is mined?
That's not expected for at least 150 yr
28 min later 32731933 ShrineDust
>>32731919
>litecoin and bitcoin merge as a supercoin
>market literally shit bricks as people cannot decide what to do
>bubble pops
>inflation like a motherfucker
28 min later 32731937 Anonymous
>>32731899
>i dont like monopoly money
Your "monopoly money" just paid for a new pool for my house.
29 min later 32731947 Anonymous
how do you sell them for real money
30 min later 32731967 Anonymous
>>32731947
You hold out until the bubble pops, and then you cry.
31 min later 32731982 Anonymous
Lite coins are where it's at right now. On Friday they were $0.6 and now they're $2.2.
32 min later 32731985 Anonymous
Because none of you own a house; you're all underage b&.
33 min later 32731997 Anonymous (1360852878971.png 276x278 31kB)
>mfw it'll never go to $5 again
>mfw I didn't believe in buttcoins 2 years ago when it was worth mining
33 min later 32732003 Anonymous (1364432734839.jpg 493x413 70kB)
>>32731982
>scamcoins
>currency where the only function is to convert into another currency
33 min later 32732005 ShrineDust
I might invest in a few litecoins soon if the value's guaranteed to increase, and I'll do the same with Bitcoin when it crashes, so it can expand faster and when it gets past the point it's at now, I'll sell like a motherfucker.
Maybe get to afford a new car.
I mean hell this seems like a better idea than investing in stock.
33 min later 32732014 Anonymous
>$20
ITS GONNA POP NOW
>$50
INB4 BUBBLE BURST
>$70
OH MY GOD DAT BURST DID YOU SEE THAT?!
>$100
MORE SELLERS THAN BUYERS, BUBBLE POP IN 3...2...
Can you buy like 0,10 BC?
34 min later 32732029 Anonymous
>>32731720
>all transactions are stored in buttchains
>hurr the coins I bought with my bank account are totally not traceable to my (Insert exchange name here) account!
retard
36 min later 32732052 Anonymous
Any anon would be willing to share some litecoins? Thank you
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36 min later 32732057 Anonymous
>>32732052
sent ;)
37 min later 32732069 Anonymous
Why are you all messing around with play money aka bitcoins as adults? Grow the fuck up
37 min later 32732070 Anonymous
>>32732014
Sure why not.
39 min later 32732100 Anonymous
>>32732069
because muh speculation
In this day and age it's all about a quick buck
40 min later 32732109 Anonymous
>>32732069
>>32732029
>>32732003
>>32731985
>>32731967
>>32731899
SURE IS JIDF IN HERE.
TRYING TO TRACE ALL OUR TRANSACTIONS WITH THEIR FAKE ASS MONEYS.
42 min later 32732136 Anonymous
>>32732069
>play money
>just paid off my rent for 6 months
LYL
45 min later 32732191 Anonymous
1rWCF3463a5GYhsDAECtQFzXennJ69qKd
Anybody?
45 min later 32732199 Anonymous
>>32732029
Addresses are stored in the chain, but all that tells people is how much was sent. There's no way of tracing a person from an address.
46 min later 32732213 Anonymous
>>32732191
sent ;)
51 min later 32732296 Anonymous
>>32732109
but credit card companies already do that, why would they need to create something else?
58 min later 32732379 Anonymous
how does mining these work
58 min later 32732386 Anonymous
>High:$108.00000
can someone explain what raised bitcoin cost so much ?
1 hours later 32732416 Anonymous
Please help a /g/ent
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1 hours later 32732431 Anonymous
>>32732379
Download the bitcoin/litecoin program, download a GPU miner, sign up for a pool, put that wallet hash from the bitcoin/litecoin program into the pool so they know where to send your profits and put the pool info into the GPU miner so it knows who it's mining for.
1 hours later 32732436 Anonymous
>>32732386
Difficulty went way up and the rewards per block chain were halved to 25 from 50. That accounts for the initial increase, but the rest is probably speculators jumping back in to investing in bitcoins.
1 hours later 32732451 Mephy
Sooo.. is bitcoin like stock? Or am I missing everything?
1 hours later 32732464 Anonymous
>>32732451
Everything with a price and is like stock.
The thing is, this is more liquid than water.
1 hours later 32732469 Anonymous (complete.png 1311x1871 2431kB)
1 hours later 32732470 Anonymous
>>32732451
It's more like a commodity with a predictable increase in vaolume.
1 hours later 32732488 Anonymous
I bought only 15 bitcoins when they were worth less than $10. I still have them but feels bad man for not buying more.
1 hours later 32732490 Anonymous
>>32732469
All the little guys have been priced out of Bitcoin and they're all jumping ship to Litecoin. It really is becoming the silver to Bitcoin's gold.
1 hours later 32732505 Anonymous
>>32732488
I sold 68 at $10. I don't feel too bad because there was a guy who bought a couple pizzas for 10,000.
1 hours later 32732520 Anonymous
should i invest in bitcoin then? or is it too late?
1 hours later 32732540 Anonymous
>>32732520
I'd invest in Litecoin. The price has quadrupled in the past 4 days and it's still easy enough to mine.
1 hours later 32732550 Anonymous (e2fc76a60ddb4dca073c1eaa386f0c3c.jpg 375x500 96kB)
>>32732488
>Making $1000+ out of thin air
>Feeling bad
1 hours later 32732558 Anonymous
>cypriot'rs dump all their money into buttcoin
>Buttcoin community sell all their coins
>overflow in market
>BUBBLE POPS
>cypriot destroyed thanks to nerds
1 hours later 32732566 Anonymous
i still have no fucking clue how to buy bitcoin/litecoin as a canadian
1 hours later 32732571 Anonymous
>>32732540
to be honest im not looking to mine, just buy and sell
1 hours later 32732601 Marker
>tfw went to go buy 4 bitcoins when they were 12 dollars
>every store's red phone was broken
fuck me
1 hours later 32732605 Anonymous
>>32732571
Then buy litecoin, you can buy several hundred coins for $1000 and make some bank.
1 hours later 32732618 Anonymous
>>32732605
But where/how?
1 hours later 32732630 GOMADWarrior
>bitcoins
>a thing people trade in hope to make money
1 hours later 32732650 Anonymous
>>32732618
Start here.
https://btc-e.com/exchange/ltc_usd
1 hours later 32732779 Anonymous
http://mobile.blogs.wsj.com/cio/201 3/04/01/western-union-eyes-digital- currency-services/
>western union may offer digital currency services(bitcoin)
IT BEGINS
1 hours later 32732833 Anonymous
>>32731997
that's because buttcoins and the marketing was SHADY AS FUCK
all the pics and threads I saw on /b/ were basically: LOOOL LUK HIER GUISE :DDD FREE MONIES!! m1n1ng th3m totally won't break yooooo're computer!!!1!1
If it was presented better... man... all of us would be laughing on our piles of money
1 hours later 32732846 Anonymous
1Po9MtBgV7jSwUBKmt3xd5DZ1PWYtukkUM
halp
1 hours later 32732856 Anonymous
Just bought 300 bit coins and counting. I can't believe it!!! I'm finally going to be rich!
1 hours later 32732857 Anonymous
>current balance
>0.00092021 LTC
I... I feel something
1 hours later 32732930 Anonymous
Hi guys, I made an arrangement to buy couple of buttcoins from a person who lives near me and he said he'd bring his wallet on his usb stick. I'm guessing I'll be bringing my notebook. Now my question is how will those work together, can two wallets run at the same time on a single notebook? Also, is there anything I should look out for and how long will it take for the transaction to happen?
1 hours later 32732945 Anonymous
>>32732857
.05 here, do you even botnet?
1 hours later 32732966 Anonymous
>>32732930
No, use his wallet to send coins from him to your wallet. Check that the wallet is synced and do the tranfers, because if it dont show its synced it couldbe sold the coins already messing with you.
If have the time, wait until transaction is completed, 2-3 hours.
>Buying bitcoins
HA!
1 hours later 32732970 Anonymous
>>32732856
From Mt.Gox or somewhere else? How much did you pay for 300?
1 hours later 32732983 Anonymous
>>32732945
I only just started half an hour ago ;_;
1 hours later 32732995 Anonymous
>>32732856
Transaction screenshot or gtfo plumber.
1 hours later 32733007 Anonymous
>>32732983
>LTC
Oh, I tought you meant btc...
1 hours later 32733037 Anonymous
>>32731510
Nothing like a good ol' pumping and dumping thread on /g/
Never gets old, stupid dumbfucks.
1 hours later 32733059 Anonymous
>>32732966
So basiclly, it's mostly important that his wallet is synced correct?
1 hours later 32733101 Anonymous
>>32733059
Yes, fist encrypt or hide your wallet, just have your wallet adress at hand.
Then ask him to put his walled on your machine and watch that is synced, or ask him to bring his laptop with the transaction synced.
1 hours later 32733132 Anonymous
>>32733101
It's enough to just hide the folder under folder options?
1 hours later 32733165 Anonymous
>>32733132
Yeah, and have your windows up to date and good av, he could be bringing virus to your home.
You could have kaspersky trial if you dont have any or if you only have mse (aka shit) or any free av.
1 hours later 32733166 Mephy (Screen Shot 2013-04-02 at 15.37.05.png 1280x800 1260kB)
Amidoinitrite?
1 hours later 32733187 Anonymous
>>32733166
>OSX
>Starcraft II
>No openCL mining
>600 Khash
Dat troll image, save for future trolling
1 hours later 32733203 Mephy
>>32733187
I do have an i7 rig at home, just not ther at the moment. I'm guessing it would be faster with a 660ti?
1 hours later 32733239 Anonymous
>>32732109
Can I please ask, but why the fuck has /pol/ shit infected the rest of this board with jidf,sidf,srs,cis, negro bullshit. Are people on here that easily manipulated?
Captcha: lolment book
1 hours later 32733264 Anonymous (buttnet.png 233x390 4kB)
>>32733203
>CPU for mining
>nVidia for mining
LOL
The i7 could give you like, 4Mhash, nvidia like 20Mhash (out of my ass, dont know actual numbers)
Pic related, my buttnet of pc with amd Apu A8, A6, A6, A10 and one with HD8730m
1 hours later 32733304 Mephy
>>32733264
Peh, I can live with those.
2 hours later 32733332 Anonymous
>>32733304
In the end you will waste more electricity than actual coin profit.
Those pc are in a mall, I waste no electricity at all and AMD cards are god-tier for mining, you should do the same.
2 hours later 32733337 Anonymous
>>32733239
>implying someone calling out JIDF is a new development in /g/
lurk more before saying stupid shit
2 hours later 32733372 Anonymous
>>32733059
First of all, do not plug in his USB stick into your laptop.
2) Don't pay him shit until the transaction is CONFIRMED.
2 hours later 32733413 Anonymous
>>32733372
He could make another partition with linux on it and an already synced wallet, then just switch wallets and check status.
2 hours later 32733420 Anonymous
>>32733372
Because it could contain possible worms/trojans/whatever?
Also, how long will it take for the confirmation to happen?
2 hours later 32733423 Anonymous
>>32733337
> when ">" already implies you are implying
>calling others stupid, but post paultard images.
Please don't reproduce
2 hours later 32733473 Anonymous
>>32733413
I cannot into linux.
>Inb4 gtfo of my /g/
2 hours later 32733504 Anonymous
>>32733473
No bro, welcome.
But, seriously, why dont he just make the transaction, then wait for it to complete and then just give him the money?
You could play vidya in the meantime.
But that would take long. Like, 2 hours or more
2 hours later 32733544 Anonymous
>>32733059
Enjoy waiting multiple hours with a stranger in your house.
I hope he's a bro and joins you with vidya or something.
2 hours later 32733588 Anonymous
>>32733504
If I put my wallet on an usb stick and then delete it from notebook and then go meet him, then it would be safe correct?
Can transaction really go wrong here if my adress is copy-pasted directly?
2 hours later 32733613 Anonymous
>>32733588
Sorry for using 'then' all the time.
>>32733544
Can't he just press send and go?
2 hours later 32733670 Anonymous (1361591073331.jpg 480x640 67kB)
How do you even sell this junk?
2 hours later 32733702 Anonymous
>>32733670
>Selling
Hahahaha
2 hours later 32733750 Anonymous
Bitcoin scamming is a lot easier than mining honestly. Just go to ANY bitcoin related forum and act like a girl. I swear.
2 hours later 32733777 Mephy (Capture.png 1360x768 324kB)
>>32733332
This shit still two slew.
2 hours later 32733780 Anonymous
>>32733750
Heh. Probably would work, too.
Wait a moment
>have girlfriend
She could be useful after all!
2 hours later 32733824 Anonymous
>>32733750
Because the tech community REALLY need their misogyny fueling.
>>32733670
Via an exchange.
>>32733588
Why doesn't he take his laptop/smartphone?
2 hours later 32733829 Anonymous
>>32733777
Same machine but on windows?
ok
2 hours later 32733844 Mephy
>>32733829
No, that's not a macbook.
2 hours later 32733890 Anonymous
>>32733844
Oh its the Ti, looks good, hope your fermi is not of those that crap out at 70~80°C
2 hours later 32733951 Mephy
>>32733890
I hope not, I've played games at those temps for about a year now, besides this rig is for sale so it won't be my problem if it does
2 hours later 32734093 Anonymous
>>32733824
Well here's what he said:
"I had to reformat my pc and I didn't save bitcoin base(?) and now I don't feel like updating it. I want to bring wallet on usb stick if it's not a problem"
and then when I said wallet has to be synced he said he doesn't have a stable internet connection and it would take him like a month to Sync it to which I responded he has to figure it out and if he does he should pm me.
Personally I find the whole thing looking like a scam.
If he presses send in his wallet to my adress is it mandatory that I wait couple of hours for it to confirm? Can anything go wrong there?
2 hours later 32734504 Anonymous
>>32734093
Someone?
2 hours later 32734513 c64system
Because I don't want to inflate the self perpetrating bit-coin bubble only to have have the value crash due to a bunch of faggot dumping their stocks en mass.
3 hours later 32734937 Anonymous
>>32734093
>If he presses send in his wallet to my adress is it mandatory that I wait couple of hours for it to confirm? Can anything go wrong there?
Yes and yes, but six confirmations is pretty anal - you're probably okay with just one.
>"I had to reformat my pc and I didn't save bitcoin base(?) and now I don't feel like updating it. I want to bring wallet on usb stick if it's not a problem"
Ugh, so many BTC users are so damn uninformed.
If he brings his wallet, you're probably gong to end up neeing his unencrypted private keys. So hes either planning something, selling everything, or not thinking things through.
Best solution is for him to install electrum or something similar and use that. (light clients don't need to download the blockchain).
Second best is for you to fully sync a full client then drop in his unprotected wallet. (whether you make a copy is up to you).
3 hours later 32735633 Anonymous
>>32734093
>he said he doesn't have a stable internet connection and it would take him like a month to Sync
Its a scam bro, tell him to gtfo
3 hours later 32735697 Anonymous (1364068708254.png 640x640 98kB)
litecoins hit 4.5 today, 400% up since yesterday.
>you cant stop it!
3 hours later 32735724 Anonymous
>>32735697
>mfw I couldn't buy it at 0.8 because the only way is through a website with no English version of the site
3 hours later 32735821 Anonymous
Litecoins are almost $5 now and I'm still not going to be able to mine for at least a week. I hope the difficulty doesn't rise too much.
3 hours later 32735870 Anonymous
>tfw it crashes and you lose all your money
4 hours later 32735975 Anonymous
>>32735724
Me too, wanted to buy at 1.35 yesterday, didnt had a way other than giving my soul to russian websites.
I gave up.
And now...
4 hours later 32736015 Anonymous
Just started mining litecoins yesterday. I'm on my uni's electricity anyways so it doesn't cost me a dime. Hoping to just make a few bucks for beer or something.
4 hours later 32736154 Anonymous
I just put 60€ to Bitcoin-24. Damn money transaction waiting period, this shit going to cost 10$ by the time my money appears on my account...
What other coins should we buyq/mine than litecoins?
I'm certain that all of these crypto currencies are going to rise like hell during the next months.
4 hours later 32736176 Anonymous
I just made $10000 on Litecoin in the past week. I can't believe this. This is like a miracle. Sold out 5% and I'm in for the long hall.
4 hours later 32736208 Anonymous
>>32735724
>>32735975
Just buy bitcoin from another site and transfer it to mtc-e. It's easy.
4 hours later 32736213 Anonymous
>>32736176
Pics or didn´t happen.
Stop falsely hyping your shitty-currency.
4 hours later 32736227 Anonymous (bitcoins.png 1000x444 550kB)
4 hours later 32736238 Anonymous
Fuck bitcoins, litecoins is the new thing. I bought at .25 a month ago and its 4 dollars right now.
4 hours later 32736249 Anonymous
>>32736238
How much did you buy?
4 hours later 32736269 Anonymous
Just bought 100g of hash with my buttcoins :-DDDDD
4 hours later 32736287 Anonymous
>>32736249
25c worth
4 hours later 32736288 Anonymous
>>32736249
Only 25 dollars worth =(
4 hours later 32736298 Anonymous
>>32736208
>try to buy LTC
>every website wants to use some kind of weird payment provider, no credit cards
>every weird payment provider doesn't support payment by credit cards, only other weird payment providers
>the ones that do support credit cards want you to scan proof of identity, proof of house ownership and other bullshit before you can put money into them
>every exchange for ltc lets you pay in btc but you can only buy btc in the same way
something's fishy about this whole thing
now i'm just mining them instead, i had a spare GPU idling anyway
also, for every minute dip on give-me-ltc everyone says OMG BUBBLE IS OVER SELL SELL SELL or OMG LITECOIN IS LOW BUY BUY BUY seemingly at random
i feel like i'm surrounded by idiots and early adopter scams
4 hours later 32736325 Anonymous
I should have bought the 1,000 bit coins when I had the chance. Would have been set for years with all expenses paid.
4 hours later 32736397 Anonymous
Legit question, how do you cash out in ltc?
Url? Page?
4 hours later 32736450 Anonymous
>>32736397
Trade it back into BTC on btc-e.com
4 hours later 32736462 Anonymous
>>32736325
Around september 2011 i sold off what i had mined during the summer at $28. A guy bought $600 worth from me only and i messaged him after i sent him his buttcoins to ask what he was doing with all these BTC
He said he was investing his life spendings into bitcoins because of how fast it was growing. A week later and BTC hit $14
4 hours later 32736487 Anonymous
>>32736462
Well, he's probably rich by now.
4 hours later 32736517 Anonymous
>>32736487
I think he paniced when it dropped to half of what he bought it for and sold it all. I would
4 hours later 32736527 Anonymous
>>32736487
No he killed himself after the crash.
4 hours later 32736548 Anonymous
I still do not get what is the fuss about bitcoins. someone please explain these magical things to me.
4 hours later 32736558 Anonymous
>>32736548
CURRENCY! ON YOUR COMPUTER!
4 hours later 32736604 Anonymous
>>32736548
See futuristic films or games where the character pay his things with credits ?
Bitcoins are those credits.
In the real world !
In OUR world !
4 hours later 32736612 Anonymous
>>32736548
A virtual currency that make money out of air. Right now it's going trough the roof and a lot of people who invested in it earlier are by now rich.
Soon it will crash hard and a lot of people will die.
4 hours later 32736685 Anonymous
>>32736548
They're used to trade for drugs and dodgy services and launder money because it's a way to stop the paper trail. This adoption drives up the price of BTC, which is a way to reward early adopters. It's essentially a very sophisticated pump-and-dump scam, bitcoins can double or triple their value or drop to virtually nothing in a matter of days, or even hours.
A lot of people on /g/ are early adopters, for which mining and trading btc has become quite a nice earner in their otherwise NEET lifestyle. However, as they grow in popularity normal folks are jumping on the bandwagon, and will inevitably buy coins, as will anyone buying LTC.
4 hours later 32736698 Anonymous
>>32736612
>Soon it will crash hard and a lot of people will die.
Yeah, it will crash but the question is when?
There might still be room to make nice profits if fresh money keeps flowing to Bitcoin but once that flow dries up the crash will be spectacular.
4 hours later 32736700 Anonymous
>>32736612
Any chance it will stay like this anon >>32736604
says? So the only big deal about it is some of you guys made lots of money. Is it too late to invest in bitcoins? Is it an early model for the currencies for the future?
4 hours later 32736730 Anonymous
>>32735697
Same thing. I fucking wanted to buy like 500 last week. fml
4 hours later 32736761 Anonymous
i know this is all a speculative piece of shit scam, but I FUCKING REGRET NOT BUYING AT 60 CENTS. ITS TOO FUCKING COMPLICATED.
4 hours later 32736833 Anonymous
sure Jewish nigger is here
come on /g/ money can only be earned through hardship
soon market will collapse and you will lose everything
4 hours later 32736884 Anonymous
>>32736833
[spoiler]unless you cashed out already[/spoiler]
4 hours later 32736885 Anonymous
So, if you've got bitcoins, how do you cash them in for real-world currency?
4 hours later 32736896 Anonymous
>>32736885
see
>>32733824
4 hours later 32736917 Anonymous
>>32736730
btc-e is showing $1.96 for LTC/USD. How did you guys get a $4.5 rate?
4 hours later 32736937 Anonymous
>>32736917
It just crashed ALOT.
4 hours later 32736943 Anonymous
>>32736917
refresh.
4 hours later 32736963 Anonymous
1P3SSAprMm8vm6hzcxMfKi9tHhPXsyKMBK
Would anyone with an ample amount of BTC mind sending me some? I'm just getting started. Thanks!
4 hours later 32736970 Anonymous
>>32736963
sent ;)
4 hours later 32736980 Anonymous
>>32736963
Sent ;)
4 hours later 32737008 Anonymous
>>32736970
>>32736980
>der sent face :DDDD
4 hours later 32737014 Anonymous
>>32737008
>Le butthurt poorfag face.
4 hours later 32737023 Anonymous
>>32737008
Who are you quoting?
4 hours later 32737049 Anonymous
>>32736963
;) sent
4 hours later 32737053 Anonymous
I just finished setting up my BTC client.
Could one of you send me like 0.0001 BTC just to see if it works. Appreciated :)
13RaqcfDub2X3GFZ8q39QAAtLHupK2BuR3
4 hours later 32737055 Anonymous
>>32736963
sent ;)
4 hours later 32737060 Anonymous
>>32737053
sent ;)
4 hours later 32737068 Anonymous
>>32737060
>>32737055
taken ;)
4 hours later 32737090 Anonymous
>>32737053
sent ;)
4 hours later 32737102 Anonymous
>>32737023
the guys who posted le sent face
4 hours later 32737106 Anonymous
>>32737068
;) ;)
4 hours later 32737117 Anonymous
>>32737102
;)
4 hours later 32737121 Anonymous
>>32737106
>>32737102
>>32737090
>>32737068
>>32737060
>>32737055
>>32737053
Sent ;)
4 hours later 32737138 Anonymous
>>32737053
sent ;)
4 hours later 32737140 Anonymous
stop it you faggots
4 hours later 32737149 Anonymous
>>32737121
>>32737117
>>32737106
>>32737102
>>32737090
>>32737068
>>32737060
>>32737055
>>32737049
>>32736980
>>32736970
sent ;)
4 hours later 32737159 Anonymous
>>32737140
Sent ;)
5 hours later 32737170 Anonymous
no ;)
5 hours later 32737173 Anonymous
Does ;) mean something?
5 hours later 32737177 Anonymous
Why would anyone give you fucking bitcoins? Jesus fuck, they cost real money. Seriously, nobody is going to give you shit you fucking bums.
5 hours later 32737188 Anonymous (1364066186204.png 413x323 6kB)
>That butthurt Br/Russian that thinks people are actually gonna send him something.
5 hours later 32737191 Anonymous
>>32737177
sent ;)
5 hours later 32737233 Anonymous (1364518446598s[1].jpg 125x93 1kB)
you guys are stupid. I actually sent some last week
5 hours later 32737248 Anonymous
>>32737233
>thumbnail
Good job
5 hours later 32737252 Anonymous (1364417322206.jpg 694x698 90kB)
>>32737233
>Send people you dont know money.
>We're the stupid ones.
5 hours later 32737254 Anonymous
>>32737248
yea, actual image is on my other computer.
5 hours later 32737291 Anonymous
>>32737233
>saved someone else's image
>only the thumbnail
Oh wow
You couldn't have fucked up any harder
5 hours later 32737308 Anonymous
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sent ;)
5 hours later 32737338 Anonymous
1HqQPwQXKMwT4sFPiXx3FwDZzfb9wRJwy7
Might as well try.
Thanks in advance anons.
5 hours later 32737342 Anonymous
>>32737308
sent ;)
5 hours later 32737346 Anonymous
>>32737308
[le]terally this ;)
sent xD
5 hours later 32737353 Anonymous
>>32737308
thx bro.
5 hours later 32737355 Anonymous
>>32737338
sent ;)
5 hours later 32737436 Anonymous
WHY DID I CASH OUT AT 70
FUCK YOU /g/
FUCK
5 hours later 32737580 Anonymous (1334845567124.jpg 480x615 91kB)
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/dail y-ticker/bitcoin-prices-blast-100-d riving-speculators-wild-150415225.h tml
Ill just leave this here
Wait until best country in the world gets involved
5 hours later 32737637 Anonymous
>>32737291
i bet you 1000 btc that image is me
5 hours later 32738112 Anonymous
>>32732650
>russian site
That looks shaddy as fuck.
5 hours later 32738212 Anonymous
>>32732650
>ruskies
Oh boy, let the scam begin!
5 hours later 32738224 Anonymous
Can someone help a poor /g/entelmen out so I don't have to go work in fucking factory.
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5 hours later 32738317 Anonymous
>>32737436
>getting advice from /g/
just wait for a dip to $95, and then get back on the rape train.
you'll profit less, but still profit.
5 hours later 32738354 Anonymous
guys you better sell ltc. Someone is DDOS sites related to LTC and BTC exchange.
5 hours later 32738378 Anonymous
>>32738224
le sent face ;)
6 hours later 32738391 Anonymous
>>32738224
sent ;)
6 hours later 32738576 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-02 at 07.57.49).jpg 987x641 26kB)
6 hours later 32738599 Anonymous
>>32738576
>pleb bitcoin price site
this is way better:
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
6 hours later 32738600 Anonymous
>>32738576
If I had buy when it was at 45...
6 hours later 32738606 Anonymous
>0.01971052 BTC - £ 1.44
>tfw this is all I own
>tfw this was worth less then a penny when I obtained it
6 hours later 32738612 Anonymous
110!!!!!
6 hours later 32738621 Anonymous
Hey /g/, is there an easy way for me to buy bit/lite coins. All the places have seen need a shitload of personnal information and relies on ancient money transfers.
6 hours later 32738629 Anonymous
>>32738621
blockchain.info is pretty good
6 hours later 32738638 Anonymous
>>32738621
bitfloor is pretty much your only option for fast transactions without getting utterly raped in fees, since coinbase apparently ran out of coins or some shit
6 hours later 32738674 Anonymous
>>32731581
>If it doesn't have a flashy CSS and HTML5/FLASH features galore with SHARE buttons everywhere it's not safe
6 hours later 32738719 Anonymous
Can someone give me some so I can actually live for a while? Poorfag from a poorfamily, at college.
6 hours later 32738730 Anonymous
>>32738638
I dont have a car so I have to walk all the way to my bank to deposite cash, which seems to be the fastest way. Isnt there a place that I can do pay pal like purchases?
6 hours later 32738737 Anonymous
>>32738719
Fuck shit, forgot
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6 hours later 32738760 Anonymous
You're all just basically gambling at this point.
Kudos to those who bought low though.
6 hours later 32738775 Anonymous (accumulated_orderbook.png 750x150 1kB)
fuck me, there's almost no resistance.
6 hours later 32738779 Anonymous
>>32738730
no. coinbase was the usual way to deposit directly from your bank account, but they ran out of coins (haha).
either you suck it up and walk or you pay 5% fees or whatever it is.
6 hours later 32738816 Anonymous
I'm a fucking retard so sorry.
I'm mining but how do I get the coins into my wallet?
6 hours later 32738827 Anonymous
>>32738760
>gambling
no really. even it it crashes now and my stop-loss order triggers, i still get 1000% ROI.
6 hours later 32738841 Anonymous
>>32738816
Mine more.
6 hours later 32738848 Anonymous
111.50 high. What the fuck.
6 hours later 32738856 Anonymous
>>32738737
sent ;)
6 hours later 32738866 Anonymous
>>32738816
usually there's a button to withdraw from your mining pool (you are using a pool right?), or a minimum withdrawal amount
6 hours later 32738884 Anonymous
>>32738856
I get the feeling this is sarcastic.
6 hours later 32738942 Anonymous (amd.gif 900x343 6kB)
>bitcoins jump
>rising market becomes known to the world
>demand for bitcoins (and for equipment to mine) skyrockets
>AMD fires up their old 6850 machines
>sell them as Bitcoin Pickaxes
>AMD stock shoots up
>AMD swimming in ca$h
>nVidia released a fail miner
>Intel pleads for money
>lolno
I for one welcome our new AMD overlords.
6 hours later 32738960 Anonymous
>>32738942
>AMD itself starts mining
>AMD swimming in money
6 hours later 32738969 Anonymous
>>32738884
sent ;)
6 hours later 32739023 Anonymous
>>32738942
all it would take for AMD would be to design their own mining ASIC.
a company with resources like that can do that in a week.
6 hours later 32739083 Anonymous
>>32738760
bit coins are gambling just as paper money is gambling
6 hours later 32739120 Anonymous
>>32738942
>dinosaurs eat AMD
>dinosaurs inherit the earth
6 hours later 32739155 Anonymous
>>32739083
paper money is established and clearly not as volatile
6 hours later 32739219 Anonymous
>>32739083
bitcoins = backed by absolutely nothing
real currency = backed by nations with an inherent interest in keeping their economy alive
sounds like a great comparison
6 hours later 32739234 Anonymous
>>32739083
bitcoins are a viable currency, but they are too young and too overhyped.
investing in them IS gambling.
that's not to say you shouldn't invest. just be careful.
6 hours later 32739282 Anonymous
>>32731510
>Investing in Bitcoin before super mining rigs come out and the market is saturated with people bumping up difficulties with their 60gh/s rigs.
>Wot
That's kind of like investing in a house, expecting to make gains right before technology is made that can instantly print houses at 50x productivity and capacity.
6 hours later 32739288 /g/arry
I feel like a poorfag
Someone care to dump any bitcoins?
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>mfw im homeless on the internet
6 hours later 32739311 Anonymous
>>32739288
sent ;)
6 hours later 32739313 Anonymous
>>32739282
bitcoins are deflationary by design.
and mining is now like 3% of market volume.
ASICs will do nothing to the market price.
6 hours later 32739328 Anonymous (!sent_;).png 600x600 7kB)
>>32739288
6 hours later 32739337 Swifts
Didnt browse in a while, just heard about the buttcoins going mad high.
What the fuck happened?
6 hours later 32739347 Anonymous
>>32739337
People found out about them.
6 hours later 32739356 Anonymous
>>32739337
buying shit with bitcoins are legal now per the most recent fincen guidance.
6 hours later 32739358 Anonymous
>>32739337
warren buffet started collecting them.
6 hours later 32739366 Anonymous
Bitcoin is a bubble, nothing more and nothing less. People make a fuckton of money in bubbles, but inevtibly, they all pop and whoever is left with the bitcoins at the end are the ones who will suffer.
Granted they will always have value due to their use in black market trades over TOR, it will be a diminished value. It's going to rise and rise and rise and then pop and I would bet when it does pop that the value will drop by 85%.
6 hours later 32739375 Anonymous (11702322531.png 535x332 18kB)
>>32739337
This happened
6 hours later 32739379 Anonymous
I just got my bitcoin wallet I have 0.00 BTC anyone want to change that? I will reward you with +1 Internets :-)
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6 hours later 32739391 Anonymous
>>32739337
Publicity and the Cyprus savings seizure shook the market to find investments that would be safe from seizure. that and massive blog hype and BUY BUY BUY spam on every forum ever.
6 hours later 32739401 Anonymous
>>32739337
>What the fuck happened?
1. FinCEN report stating that bitcoins are legal
2. first US-based hedge fund created
6 hours later 32739403 Anonymous
>>32731933
This is an interesting idea. What's to prevent an abstract coin to take off which envelopes every proof-of-work coin out there? There's at least 10 types ( http://dustcoin.com/mining ) currently being mined. They take real work. Say you pick the coin you want to mine that has best support for your hardware and you keep a normal wallet for that coin, and by communicating with an exchange server, the funds are automatically translated to the supercoin currency? Seems like the only logical step in cryptocurrency to me. By the end of the year, I bet we'll see 50+ altcoins. Rather than having to really on exchanges and sites to adopt coins individually, just have one abstract coin to rule them all.
6 hours later 32739410 Anonymous
>>32739083
No, because I have faith in the US Government that I will continue to be able to buy oil with the USD. No government is backing bitcoin.
6 hours later 32739418 Anonymous
>>32739379
sent ;)
6 hours later 32739426 Anonymous
>>32739313
So you're telling me any fuckhead can buy the 120 dollar ASIC that earns like 25 bucks a day and it will have no effect on the price/volume?
If this is true, everyone should fucking pull their money out of SPY and S&P and buy BITCOIN MINAN RIGZ yo.
6 hours later 32739442 Anonymous
>>32739426
ill be buying a few asics myself
6 hours later 32739457 Anonymous
>>32739379
>>32739288
please kill yourselves
6 hours later 32739493 Anonymous (YouwinonefreeInternet.jpg 470x397 38kB)
>>32739418
Thanks! How long does it take to receive it in the wallet?
6 hours later 32739510 Anonymous
>>32739493
some fucking niggers are on their way to your house to gang rape your asshole
6 hours later 32739511 Anonymous
>>32739493
3
6 hours later 32739517 Anonymous
>>32739442
I'm thinking about buying it, but I have very little information on Bitcoin. Any currency that rapidly spikes scares me, coming from a Forex standpoint. It seems really volatile.
I don't know how it will work out that any breathing person can buy an ASIC and have it pay for itself in like 3 days. How does that not affect the pricing/market?
6 hours later 32739539 Anonymous
>>32739426
the more ASICs are out there, the harder it is to mine with them.
and yes, at this point, ASIC miners cashing out are a drop in a bucket compared to all the speculators that throw cash money at it.
6 hours later 32739552 Anonymous
>not using Hadouken
>actually lightweight
>sexy as cunt
>no ads
>in browser
6 hours later 32739554 Anonymous
>>32739517
it will effect the market
but that wont stop me from buying one and abusing the fuck out of it as fast as possible
6 hours later 32739555 Anonymous
>>32739493
sent ;)
6 hours later 32739593 Anonymous
>>32739554
Didn't some corporation preorder like $300,000 worth of Butterfly Labs ASICS? Won't that shit make hobby mining pointless, even with rigs designed around mining?
6 hours later 32739594 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-02 12:39:52.png 171x210 9kB)
Can I get a what.cd invite?
6 hours later 32739622 Anonymous
>>32739594
sent ;)
6 hours later 32739625 Anonymous
>>32739517
>have it pay for itself in like 3 days
that's true only for early adopters.
if you didn't preorder one last year, by the time you get yours the ROI will rise from days to months or years.
6 hours later 32739628 Anonymous
>>32739594
No you may not.
6 hours later 32739632 Anonymous
>>32739594
sent ;) as always
6 hours later 32739643 Anonymous
>>32739552
Forgot the link
http://www.hdkn.net/
6 hours later 32739653 Anonymous
>>32739594
i'm sure if you offered bitcoins, people would actually trade you.
>hurr durr bitcoins don't have value
get recked
6 hours later 32739660 Anonymous
Can someone, ANYONE, show me ANY definitive proof that there is at least a SINGLE ASIC that has been receieved by someone who isn't in on that scam?
6 hours later 32739667 Anonymous
>>32739625
So what's the point? Unless it can beat stock market returns, it's just something to circlejerk about. I wouldn't expect BTC to be more stable than the stock market.
6 hours later 32739689 Anonymous
>>32739660
nope
6 hours later 32739702 Anonymous (180365026.png 257x56 3kB)
6 hours later 32739713 Anonymous
>>32739689
So why the fuck are people buying them?
6 hours later 32739737 Anonymous (1104876166.png 259x55 2kB)
6 hours later 32739754 Anonymous (ALL TIME HIGHT.jpg 1420x203 31kB)
Fucking hell did you just see that?
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6 hours later 32739757 Anonymous (11006430678.png 256x53 2kB)
>>32739737
6 hours later 32739762 Anonymous
>>32732029
>not understanding anything about anything about buttcoins
Continue on.
6 hours later 32739765 Anonymous (bitcoin.png 356x165 16kB)
hhhehehe
7 hours later 32739786 Anonymous
>>32739765
sent ;)
7 hours later 32739792 Anonymous
>>32739660
avalon asics are real Although it has no 65ghash/s as it claimed but 25ghash/s i'm hosting 5 avalon in russia with a mate where electricity is pretty cheap.
made 140k in a year
7 hours later 32739795 Anonymous
>>32739757
>>32739765
Where are you guys getting these numbers?
7 hours later 32739807 Anonymous
>>32739667
>So what's the point?
for asic manufacturers? less risky than mining and trading themselves.
for asic buyers? you tell me.
7 hours later 32739811 Anonymous
>>32739795
http://bitcoinity.org/markets?curre ncy=USD&exchange=mtgox
7 hours later 32739815 Anonymous (MkrHmy9.png 280x425 33kB)
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
7 hours later 32739820 Anonymous
>>32739792
>definitive proof
7 hours later 32739821 Anonymous
>>32739795
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
7 hours later 32739826 Anonymous
>>32739713
Because they are typing on gh/s on a calculator and seeing that they can pay for themselves in a weeks time but don't account for the tons of variables?
7 hours later 32739834 Anonymous
>>32739795
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
7 hours later 32739835 Anonymous
Should I get litecoins? How much is the "safe" amount I could buy? I mean, if I buy like 200k USD isn't this shit so small that only my transaction would destabilize everything?
7 hours later 32739856 Anonymous (speed-small-lin.png 720x480 8kB)
>>32739660
>ANY definitive proof that there is at least a SINGLE ASIC
not a conclusive proof, but still...
7 hours later 32739872 Anonymous
>>32739835
Please do it. The price would skyrocket and i would sell.
7 hours later 32739884 Anonymous
Total BTC: 10,983,925 BTC
Market Cap based on latest prices: 1,241,183,525 USD
hahah over $1.2 Billion USD market cap!?!
7 hours later 32739896 Anonymous
>>32739856
That could just as easily be caused by the heavy attention bitcoins been getting recently leading to more people joining pools. In fact its more likely
7 hours later 32739907 Anonymous (Capture.png 686x785 54kB)
>2013
>not mining buttcoins
7 hours later 32739913 Anonymous
>>32739884
reminder that google's market cap is 267Billion, that's about 200 times more.
7 hours later 32739924 Anonymous
>>32739821
>>32739811
Thanks
7 hours later 32739936 Anonymous
>>32739835
Answer pls
7 hours later 32739941 Anonymous
>>32739835
If you bought 200k USD worth of litecoins, you could immediately sell and make a huge profit.
But finding someone to buy $200k of litecoins and finding someone to sell (what was then) $200k worth of litecoins would be the hard part.
7 hours later 32739949 Anonymous (1197484804.png 261x54 3kB)
Is there a name for a reverse crash?
7 hours later 32739962 Anonymous
>>32739949
spike
7 hours later 32739971 Anonymous
>>32739949
"holy fuck so much worth"
7 hours later 32739972 Anonymous
>>32739949
A spike?
7 hours later 32739978 Anonymous
>>32739962
That implies that the price would come down
7 hours later 32739999 Anonymous
>>32739941
But if I "buy" 200k I don't need a single person to sell me all of that, do I? It could be hundreds of persons right? And the same for selling, it could be hundreds of buyers?
7 hours later 32740008 Anonymous (1151252495.png 261x59 2kB)
>>32739949
7 hours later 32740009 Anonymous
>>32739949
a rally.
7 hours later 32740017 Anonymous (bitcoin.png 350x169 17kB)
oh man i can't wait until the bitcoin haters see this price, they're going to get so mad and come up with so many reasons why bitcoin is worthless.
SO EXCITED
7 hours later 32740037 Anonymous (high voltage.jpg 328x152 15kB)
IT KEEPS HAPPENING
Thread soundtrack:http://www.youtube.com/w atch?v=2a4gyJsY0mc
7 hours later 32740047 Anonymous
>>32740017
Can't wait until pizza guy sees this
7 hours later 32740089 Anonymous
There are so many buyers that coinbase has to limit buying.
7 hours later 32740132 Anonymous
...litecoins at 4 dollars
7 hours later 32740146 Anonymous
So uh I thought this was supposed to crash at 100? I've been watching this for the past few days and not buying because everyone says crash in imminent. Could have made some money in the meanwhile
7 hours later 32740158 Anonymous
>>32740146
>taking financial advice from 4chan
This is why moot won't make /fin/
7 hours later 32740166 Anonymous
When it does crash, how fast will is crash?
7 hours later 32740169 Anonymous
>>32740146
it helps to be contrarian on the market. when everyone says to do something, it's usually wrong if it's an opinion
7 hours later 32740177 Anonymous
>>32740146
crash is imminent since $35.
it will happen, but when? no one knows.
7 hours later 32740196 Anonymous
I'm trying to help my dad pay rent after June.
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And then buy something cool for myself after that's done, not gonna lie.
Thanks in advance ;)
7 hours later 32740224 Anonymous
>>32740196
sent ;)
7 hours later 32740235 Anonymous
I'm putting my BTC into litecoins
7 hours later 32740253 Anonymous
>>32740235
I'm putting my into BTC litecoins
7 hours later 32740255 Anonymous
>>32740146
>I've been watching this for the past few days and not buying because everyone says crash in imminent.
Nobody knows when will it crash .
But it will .
7 hours later 32740276 Anonymous
>>32740253
I'm BTC into my putting litecoins
7 hours later 32740312 Anonymous
Hey guys. I was going to get in the bitcoin gang a couple years ago but never new how to buy. Can someone send 0.00001 BC to my wallet?
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7 hours later 32740314 Anonymous
>>32740255
How? Most of all the bitcoins are in exchanges, exchanges that only allow you to draw a certain amount a day.
7 hours later 32740338 Anonymous
>>32740312
sent 100 BTC ;)
7 hours later 32740409 Anonymous
>>32740338
I love you /g/!! Gonna buy a l33t gaymen computer tomorrow now!!
7 hours later 32740448 Anonymous
>>32740409
made me check the address on blockchain.info master ruseman
7 hours later 32741088 Anonymous
reminder that bitcoins are over 120 USD on bitcoin-24.
mtgox is underrepresenting demand because of the backlog.
7 hours later 32741181 Anonymous
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You aren't Ethiopian.
8 hours later 32741280 Anonymous
>>32740314
>exchanges that only allow you to draw a certain amount a day.
the amount you can exchange at a time is unlimited. the limit is on withdrawing funds from you account.
8 hours later 32741296 Anonymous
>>32741181
sent ;)
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