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2013-04-03 09:32 32754430 Anonymous BUTTCOIN THREAD (IT'S HAPPENING.gif 312x213 996kB)
please keep all bitcoin discussion to this thread
pump & dump by wall st. sell now
0 min later 32754443 Anonymous
$140.
0 min later 32754445 trojanmantony
well then...
0 min later 32754446 Anonymous
first
1 min later 32754455 Anonymous
we've been asking for a sticky since the last one was removed, and THIS is what they give us?
I'm a little disappointed. now bitcoins will ALWAYS be on the front page
1 min later 32754459 Ambien
You all have me to thank for this sticky.
Thank you mod
1 min later 32754464 Anonymous
I have to agree. For the price to rise so high, it means that big investors have got involved to rise the price, and then are going to sell later today.
Maybe earlier since these traders are going to try and sell out before the other trader does.
2 min later 32754467 Anonymous
>>32754455
also
>ltc up to $4.31
THE POP IS COMING
2 min later 32754469 Anonymous
Thanks, it was getting out of hand.
3 min later 32754480 Anonymous
Tenth.
3 min later 32754487 Anonymous
>>32754471
Snet ;)
3 min later 32754490 Anonymous
install gentoo
3 min later 32754491 Anonymous
posting in epic bread started minutes before bitcoin bubble bursts
so many bs you'd think it was /b/
3 min later 32754492 Anonymous
I have .05 BTC.
Can I buy a 4chan pass with it yet?
4 min later 32754500 Apple
>>32754459
But I'm the one that posted on /q/ to have it..
4 min later 32754511 Anonymous
Mods shoulda done this on april fools.
4 min later 32754513 Anonymous
It's happening! What's the selling price? Institutional traders aren't gonna be content with a few hundred grand.
5 min later 32754515 Anouymons
but holy mod, why not just move them to /sci/ or /pol/?
these threads seem to get annoying and cumbersome.
please respond.
5 min later 32754517 Anonymous
well i've mine $80 worth of litecoins this week. if i get up to $400 i'm buying a second 7970 for doublemining.
will be quadruplemining if i stop playing videogames half the day
>tfw I'm losing money whenever i play my beloved vidyagames
also just noticed mod spoilered on /g/ , that's pretty rad
5 min later 32754527 Ambien (pumpanddump.png 488x225 81kB)
>>32754500
I've posted 10 threads on /q/ in the last three days.
Let's call it a communal effort.
5 min later 32754529 Anonymous
were wer u wen bitcoin burst
i was in my room and mom came
bitcoin burst, sell
no
6 min later 32754533 Anonymous
IT'S CRASHING
6 min later 32754539 Anonymous
>implying mods didn't buy a bunch of bitcoins, then pumped it by stickying this thread,
Bunch of Jews.
6 min later 32754541 Anonymous (Botero-AbuGhraib74-200x150pixel.jpg 200x150 42kB)
Bitcoin will never POP! It will keep growing and growing and growing till it is a one world currency replacing all others who stand in its way. YOU will bow before it or it will lay waste to you and your family
6 min later 32754546 Anonymous (TurnOnCNN.jpg 350x268 9kB)
MODS ARE FAGS TURN ON CNN!
IT'S HAPPENING
POSTING IN A STICKIE!
7 min later 32754555 Anonymous
>>32754533
>$143.2
7 min later 32754558 Anonymous
>>32754430
How about deleting buttcoin threads on sight?
They are cancer, OP.
Pls respond.
8 min later 32754567 Anonymous
>>32754558
I have made over $16,000, call it cancer, I call you to can it, nerd.
8 min later 32754571 Anonymous (1359277483351.jpg 500x500 416kB)
>$142.98
8 min later 32754575 Anonymous (WOAH BEAUTY.gif 640x360 412kB)
>LTC $5 BEFORE TOMORROW
DON'T SELL YET! THE EUROS ARE WAKING UP SOON!
8 min later 32754577 Anonymous (Untitled.png 1214x713 221kB)
lel
8 min later 32754581 Anonymous
>>32754558
>They are cancer
buttmad poorfaggot that didn't invest detected.
What's the matter? Bought into the bursting bubble theory?
9 min later 32754589 Anonymous (missed the boat on bitcoins.jpg 404x248 36kB)
>bought $100 worth of LTC
>currently at $12 profit
Fuck yeah. Don't pop yet, though. I'm buying more next week!
9 min later 32754593 Anonymous
>>32754567
>I have made over $16,000, call it cancer, I call you to can it, nerd.
says the pump-and-dump shill.
9 min later 32754596 Anonymous
ass
9 min later 32754600 Anonymous
THANK YOU!
10 min later 32754612 Anonymous
>>32754581
I most certainly did. wish I'd spent my $4000 savings when they were $20, instead of building a computer and buying a tv and ps3
11 min later 32754620 Anonymous
So what can I do with buttcoins now.
Are we mainstream yet?
Can I buy groceries with them?
11 min later 32754622 Anonymous
>>32754612
>If only I could have predicted the future I could be rich right now
Yeah.
11 min later 32754623 Anonymous
>tfw you missed the buttcoin boat
11 min later 32754632 Anonymous
>>32754612
because you could just as easily lost all of it.
11 min later 32754633 Anonymous
how do i get started buying bitcoin and/or litecoin
12 min later 32754640 Anonymous
alright /g/, how high is this thing going to go before it pops?
12 min later 32754642 Anonymous
>>32754612
Don't beat your self up over it. Nobody could have predicted what had happened, even the best economists in the world couldn't tell.
12 min later 32754645 Anonymous
>>32754640
around 2 trillion to 15 trillion
13 min later 32754650 Anonymous
>>32754640
never going to pop, just going to keep going higher and higher until the entire world is RICH!!!
13 min later 32754654 Anonymous
[spoiler]Can I spoiler on /g/ now?[/spoiler]
13 min later 32754655 Anonymous
>>32754640
Infinity and beyond faggot 420 blaze it while you can
13 min later 32754659 Anonymous
What's the difference between investing and gambling?
13 min later 32754662 Anonymous
Yu guys were born at the exact right time for this. You just graduated college with a bit of cash and tech experience. You spend all your time online so you can discover bitcoin at its infancy.
It's just a matter of whether or not you had proper backup when you mined those thousand coins for fun.
So remember, backup your shit!
14 min later 32754677 Anonymous
>>32754659
bitcoins are gambling.
14 min later 32754684 Anonymous
>>32754667
I'd cash out now.
Even if it goes to like $230 dollars, you're paying a mighty risk for that.
14 min later 32754688 Anonymuos
>bitcoin at $34 ~1 month ago
>was going to buy it
>/g/ talks about scam everyday and says it's going to break eventually
>don't buy it
I could have $20,588 had I bought the $5000 I was going to. Thanks /g/
14 min later 32754691 Anonymous
>>32754671
unless you have a 2000K plus build and free power
15 min later 32754693 Anonymous
>>32754671
no.
15 min later 32754699 Anonymous
Problem with this is that when bitcoin crashes, it's going to cause litecoin to crash too.
15 min later 32754710 Anonymous
>>32754677
That's my point.
Investing in general is, except it is shown in a higher light by society because there is some aspect of knowledge in the field, but not at all with BTC.
16 min later 32754713 Anonymous
>>32754667
I'd sell a few now just in case. What price are you waiting for?
16 min later 32754714 Anonymous
>>32754631
it takes something like 6 hours for what you've made to get to your account, read all those little tabs at the top.
16 min later 32754720 Anonymous
>>32754640
I doubt it's too far off, look how unstable it is; Every few hours it dives ten USD or more before recovering.
>>32754659
Whether you drink during or after,
>>32754684
Yeah, I got out shortly after 100USD.
I could have made more, but It's not really worth the risk by now.
16 min later 32754722 Anonymous
ITT: Faggots not realising that BTC are getting harder and harder to mine, because combinations
ITT: Faggots not realising the BTC will never pop, it's like internet gold
BTC will cost 1000$ in a year. Mark my words.
16 min later 32754731 Anonymous (Untitled.png 1573x811 112kB)
And here comes the drop
It begins
17 min later 32754733 Anonymous
>>32754711
They were right though.
This is a game of chicken. Everyone's flooring it to the cliff, and the guy who gets out last wins.
But if you get out too late, you lose it all.
17 min later 32754748 Anonymous
Can you pay with fractions of a bitcoin?
17 min later 32754750 Anonymous
>>32754731
DROP THE BASS
WUB WUB WUB
17 min later 32754752 Anonymous
>>32754733
Get rich or die trying. It's the gangsta life.
18 min later 32754759 Anonymous
>>32754750
D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-DROP
THE BASASASAWAWOWOWOWUBWUBWUUUUUUUUUB
18 min later 32754762 Anonymous
>>32754748
Decimals you faggot
18 min later 32754763 Anonymous
>>32754748
Yes.
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
18 min later 32754764 Anonymous (soon horse.jpg 1000x665 188kB)
>>32754722
>BTC will never pop
Did you say that last time too?
>>32754731
It's been stuttering for the last few days. This might be it, but I doubt it.
>>32754733
Bingo.
>>32754748
Yes.
18 min later 32754771 Anonymous
>>32754731
$139
it's dropping fast oh shit
19 min later 32754777 Anonymous
So I installed the botnet client, do I do solo or pool mining?
19 min later 32754778 Anonymous
Can you buy things with Bitcoins other than drugs and 4chan passes
19 min later 32754779 Anonymous
>>32754722
>BTC will cost 1000$ in a year. Mark my words.
You idiot. The price is going up because the old money is buying in. They will fuck you here to protect their wholly owned USD Get out before it all crashes.
19 min later 32754787 Anonymous
>>32754778
Currency. Hits.
20 min later 32754790 Anonymous
>>32754771
Are we looking at the same graph?
Because https://bitcoinity.org/markets says it's at 141.9
20 min later 32754794 Anonymous
>>32754777
you don't mine.
20 min later 32754799 wons
buttcoining should be illegal
20 min later 32754800 Anonymous
>>32754777
Solo, trust me you don't want others stealing your buttgold do you?
20 min later 32754801 Anonymous (it's happening.jpg 1342x593 261kB)
IT'S HAPPENING
21 min later 32754805 Anonymous
SELL SELL SELL SELL
21 min later 32754807 Anonymous
>>32754799
why is that?
21 min later 32754809 Anonymous (awwyuss.gif 120x120 241kB)
Mt Gox is starting to lag.. It's coming. Don't say I didn't warn ya.
21 min later 32754815 Anonymous
>>32754799
>Easy ways of making money quick should be illegal
Yes, because money that isn't earned by hard work is not worthy money, right?
Islam pls go. Go look for the Jin or something.
21 min later 32754823 Anonymous
>>32754800
don't listen to him, but regardless mining is nearly worthless anyways.
pooled mining with fixed income.
22 min later 32754828 Anonymous
HURRY UP A BURST
I GOT TO WORK IN 8 HOURS
22 min later 32754830 Anonymous (tears whyyy.jpg 658x632 35kB)
>tfw you could've made major bank in one day if you could easily buy litecoins
WHAT THE FUCK WHY IS IT SO HARD TO PUT MY MONEY INTO BTC-E OR MTGOX AS AN AUSTRALIAN
WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK
I was 100% prepared to buy 500 LTC this morning and just leave it to appreciate for 6 months and then I see how hard it is to fucking buy shit!
22 min later 32754839 Anonymous (images.jpg 227x222 11kB)
>>32754491
lol STFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
22 min later 32754841 Anonymous
>>32754830
How hard is it for a dutchfag to buy LTC?
22 min later 32754842 Anonymous
>>32754828
http://www.listentobitcoins.com/
23 min later 32754843 Anonymous
>>32754830
let me know if you figure out how fellow cunt
23 min later 32754844 Anonymous
>>32754830
Be thankful your government protects you from wasting your money
23 min later 32754848 Anonymous
>>32754807
>>32754815
mostly its used for buying illegal stuff like drugs and weapons
thats why
23 min later 32754849 Anonymous
>>32754830
Easiest way to do it is to buy buttcoin from mtgox and then exchange it for ltc at btc-e
24 min later 32754861 Anonymous
>>32754848
So are american dollars and pound sterlings. Point?
24 min later 32754862 Anonymous (Untitled.png 805x973 80kB)
>all those sells
THIS IS IT
24 min later 32754866 Anonymous
>>32754851
sent ;)
24 min later 32754871 Anonymous
>>32754862
IT'S HAPPENING
24 min later 32754872 Anonymous (153-collar_pull.jpg 214x214 10kB)
ITS GONNA POP! SALAD! SALAD! SALAD!
24 min later 32754875 Anonymous
Alright. Selling half my mtgox coins for 143. Then I can sleep. Good luck to everyone holding large amounts.
25 min later 32754876 Anonymous (bitcoinexplained.png 800x514 101kB)
Soon....
25 min later 32754881 Anonymous
Shit man this is exciting.
25 min later 32754884 Anonymous (MARTY.png 148x172 29kB)
>>32754862
26 min later 32754887 Anonymous
>>32754875
>sleeping
How does it feel knowing that your money is in something that can become worthless while you're sleeping?
26 min later 32754889 Anonymous
>>32754841
I don't even know if you cunts use the euro. If you do then it's easy as fuck, if you use some obscure shit GOOD LUCK.
26 min later 32754894 Anonymous (johnthehedgehog.jpg 800x800 174kB)
>>32754842
Holy crap this thing just exploded
26 min later 32754899 Anonymous
>>32754861
buying weapons and other shit could be easier detected when using classic money.
Buttcoins are only used by pedophiles and murderes
27 min later 32754902 Anonymous
>>32754875
When I went to bed last night bitcoins were 112 apiece. I got up, they were 135.
27 min later 32754904 Anonymous
>>32754894
Actually that's just lag. It builds up all the sells over the last minute and shows them all floating up at once.
28 min later 32754915 Anonymous (DISTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOrt.gif 500x499 2672kB)
>>32754904
hush plawks
28 min later 32754916 Anonymous
>>32754909
sent ;)
28 min later 32754918 Anonymous
>>32754887
I accept that. At current prices, I have over 60K in bitcoins, all of which I've bought at much lower levels. I'm just selling enough so that in a bubble pop, I won't end up losing my principal.
29 min later 32754925 Anonymous
>>32754909
sent :)
29 min later 32754931 Anonymous
>>32754894
someone got rich with music. I wish I had those fancy ideas.
29 min later 32754932 Anonymous
>>32754593
someone actually orchestrating pump and dump would be making more than $20,000, easily
29 min later 32754939 Anonymous
>>32754918
your 60k bitcoins could become $600k bitcoins in a month, are you sure you can live with that?
30 min later 32754943 Anonymous
All this speculation actually makes me really sad as someone who wanted bitcoin to become a real currency.
The instability of bitcoin pretty much destroys its use as currency. Silkroad is now dead because of this, and all people accepting bitcoins now don't because no-one will give them, say, 3 bitcoins only to have the value go up to $600, or to accept $400 of bitcoins only for it to go down to $40 overnight.
31 min later 32754957 Anonymous
>>32754939
>sell all bitcoins
>invest in litecoins
>if bitcoin doesn't burst you actually make more money than if you'd just stuck to bitcoins
31 min later 32754962 Anonymous
>>32754943
Doesn't silkroad take litecoins and something else now?
31 min later 32754964 Anonymous
>>32754943
This.
Selling buttcoins for "actual" currency is lame as fuck.
31 min later 32754966 Anonymous
>>32754830
bitinnovate.com . enjoy your high australian fees. you can pay for it because minimum wage is like $20/hour in your stupid fucking country.
32 min later 32754968 Anonymous
>>32754943
I know, I feel the exact same way. I bought them at $5 each and then at $10 each (low amounts), and now it's just a stock market game. I thought it'd crash by now.
32 min later 32754972 Anonymous
>>32754939
I only have 120 coins in mtgox. Cool your jets.
32 min later 32754975 Anonymous
>>32754841
bitcoin-24 using SEPA deposit (or sofort if you want it fast with fees)
32 min later 32754976 Anonymuos
>It's happening
What, exactly? All I see is the prices going up, as usual. I won't pop because there is no bubble to be popped.
33 min later 32754983 Anonymous
>>32754849
bitfloor and bitinstant are the only ways to get money into bitcoins quickly right now, mtgox takes like 3 weeks to get approved.
33 min later 32754984 Anonymous
Basically, here is how things are. Buttcoin is one of the following:
1: A scheme created by revolutionary capitalists to take control of the currency (If this is the case, Wall St. is presently buying up existing coins to inflate prices, but will eventually induce a crash which will cause most holders to desperately sell).
2: A wholly controlled US government experiment (This is unlikely, but possible).
>>32754943
Buttcoin is a good idea on paper, but could only work with a government acting as the controller. Its relationship with the USD dooms it to failure.
33 min later 32754985 Anonymous (1364942273655.jpg 585x752 386kB)
SELL FUCKER SELL
SELL NOW
OH MY GOD SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
34 min later 32754990 Anonymous (sadfrog1.jpg 600x597 62kB)
>>32754943
>According to Reuters, undisclosed documents indicate that banks such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have visited bitcoin exchanges as often as 30 times a day. Employees of international banks and major financial organizations have shown interest in the bitcoin markets as well.[52]
Bitcoin is purposefully being destabilised
34 min later 32754997 Anonymous
>>32754943
lol no
you obviously don't fucking use silk road faggot
>>32754962
no
bitcoin isn't wildly unstable, the only crash we've had was when 300,000 coins were hacked from mt.gx
34 min later 32755000 Anonymous
so people still buying/mining bitcoins just to horde?
34 min later 32755001 Anonymous
>>32754981
>>32754991
Sent ;)
35 min later 32755007 Anonymous
>>32754764
>Did you say that last time too?
the thing was, last time we all knew why it rose and that it wouldn't last for long. It was due to gawker and the like advertising silk road causing normals to want to try it out.
This recent surge is from a more natural (but still not fully natural) growth.
36 min later 32755014 Anonymous
>>32754990
Did you libertarians actually believe that you could win this way. Ha! Idealistic fools. The day that you dare to raise arms against us is the day that we will actually take you seriously. Five minutes before we dispatch the military to "handle" you. What do you think that all of those FEMA camps are for?
36 min later 32755023 Anonymous
I just want a "tell me what to do" button.
>Buy now, wait
>Sell then
36 min later 32755024 Anonymous
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37 min later 32755026 Anonymous
>>32754997
Silkroad is dead because no-one's trading bitcoins on it anymore. It's no longer a currency.
Not sure about litecoin transactions, but really, that's going to bubble up too. Namecoin too.
Bitcoin is going to pop one day and needs to be replaced with a currency that can't be exchanged into USD. However, I do believe this is impossible since if it can't be changed with USD it means it has no value and sucks as a currency anyway.
What to do.
37 min later 32755036 Anonymous
>>32755014
>implying the NSA didn't create bitcoin and aren't already strongarming the feds into legalizing cryptocurrencies (such as the fincen guidance that legalized using bitcoins to buy goods and services)
buying bitcoins is patriotic dumbfuck.
37 min later 32755039 Anonymous
>>32754894
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrebox
38 min later 32755041 Anonymous
>>32754984
>Buttcoin is a good idea on paper, but could only work with a government acting as the controller. Its relationship with the USD dooms it to failure.
>Buttcoin is a good idea on paper, but could only work with a government acting as the controller
That's the exact reason FOR bitcoins, so they don't have someone controlling it.
Those are two contradictory ideas, it's like saying free software would only be good of corporations sold it to users.
38 min later 32755047 Anonymous
>>32754984
none of what you said is at all practical, realistic, or believable. A currency does not need a central authority because they will just debase it sooner or later
38 min later 32755049 sage
Anyone who buys into buttcoins at this point is a total retard. It's only a boon for the people who grabbed the most coins when it just started.
38 min later 32755050 Anonymous (You-keep-using-that-word.jpg 500x420 55kB)
>>32754876
>pyramid scheme
38 min later 32755051 Anonymous (seaweedgetsattention.gif 114x88 886kB)
>mfw when I pump and dump bitcoins not giving a shit about their long term viability.
38 min later 32755053 Anonymous
>>32754842
all those drug transactions.
38 min later 32755054 Anonymous
>>32755026
you're making shit up. silkroad automatically balances their exchange rate listings
38 min later 32755057 Anonymous
>>32755026
uhh, yes they are. where did you see that?
38 min later 32755058 Anonymous (numbers.png 1594x1054 1024kB)
hoooooooooolly shit
can someone explain what the bubbles mean? like which is a buy and which is a sell?
39 min later 32755068 Anonymous
>tfw no working ati drivers on my pae kernel
I guess if I have some budget torrenting and storage server box, I might as well build a $550 computation to put in my office which is powered by hydroelectric dams.
40 min later 32755074 Anonymous
>>32754876
the first triplet of 6's is on the 6ths level of digits ending in 6, this happens 6 more times with numbers with more than 6 digits for the next 6 * 6 numbers of 6
math is the devil
40 min later 32755076 Anonymous
>>32755049
>Anyone who buys into buttcoins at this point is a total retard. It's only a boon for the people who grabbed the most coins when it just started.
I literally could have quoted this six months ago. Seriously, bitcoins are going to keep going up. There will be a few bumps along the way, but bitcoins will eventually be worth at least $1000 each. And if bitcoins actually start taking a 1-2% share of the global GDP, some neckbeards ITT will become millionaires.
40 min later 32755084 Anonymous (bitcoin.png 358x168 17kB)
how much does this picture fill you with regret, bitcoin haters?
be honest with yourself.
40 min later 32755085 Anonymous
Bots are asleep. POAST MORE BIDS!
40 min later 32755086 Anonymous
>>32754939
I would rather have 60K then zeroK
Thats the gamble, this is just like day trading
41 min later 32755093 Anonymous
>>32755084
Regret is for people who can see into the future.
41 min later 32755095 Anonymous (IDS HABBENDING.png 818x564 719kB)
Well, it is happening.
>>32755047
It needs a standard of value. Scarcity in and of itself is not value, as you will one day realise. Think about WHY a currency can be so easily devalued.
41 min later 32755097 Anonymous
it's your fault for letting tor funbux get so big
41 min later 32755102 Anonymous
meanwhile, post some relaxing music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27T x7m_lUzg
42 min later 32755109 Anonymous
>>32755076
and then what? Countries adopt bitcoin?
42 min later 32755112 Anonymous
>>32755076
>1-2% share of the global GDP
LEL
42 min later 32755117 Anonymous
>>32755058
>2789buttcoins
jelly
42 min later 32755120 Anonymous
>>32755084
$145. This brings me back to the days of the first crash. It all feels very very similar.
43 min later 32755123 Anonymous
$145 new high
43 min later 32755125 Anonymous
>>32755118
sent ;)
43 min later 32755127 Anonymous
>>32755118
I'm getting sick of typing out
>sent ;)
You do realise we're making fun of beggars, right?
43 min later 32755130 Anonymous
>>32755118
I sent you some litecoins after exchanging them from devcoins and now I'm making a winky face.
43 min later 32755133 Anonymous
>>32755093
if you owned an AMD GPU, it was near zero risk. You were only risking electricity costs for one month. If you sold 2/3 of your bitcoins every month, you'd be making way more than your costs in electricty EVERY SINGLE MONTH FOR TWO YEARS. It's only the first month that would be risky, after that you'd be profitable.
Why didn't you mine bitcoins like everyone told you to? It doesn't matter whether you think bitcoins are viable or not or whether it *should* be valued at whatever exchange rate it was, it was easy money with low risk. What were you thinking?
44 min later 32755140 Anonymous (i seriously hope...png 295x295 1kB)
>>32755054
Yeah but if you put it in escrow or something and it appreciates you get fucked over. If it depreciates the dealer is fucked over.
Really, would you be fine selling your $145 drug for 1 bitcoin if the next day the bubble pops and you're left with just $20 value?
44 min later 32755148 Anonymous
what's with the sudden sell orders everywhere
45 min later 32755154 sage (200px-Th08Reimu.png 185x160 45kB)
>>32755076
You delusional bastard. It's going to crash the minute people realize there aren't any more coins to mine. I'd give it a year or two tops.
45 min later 32755156 Anonymous
>>32755148
IT'S HAPPENING
45 min later 32755158 Anonymous
Hah, someone found a block.
Happy times for them.
46 min later 32755164 Anonymous
>>32755154
>not knowing how transaction fees work this late into it
46 min later 32755165 Anonymous
>>32755095
So are the small amount bubbles like fags buying stupid shit with them and the bigger ones people selling off their stock of coins?
46 min later 32755173 Anonymous (1364915332806.jpg 1041x789 184kB)
hurry up and crash so I can buy them cheap
47 min later 32755176 Anonymous
Can I have a what.cd invite?
Passthepopcorn invite?
Rewind two months ago, can I get a letterboxd invite?
Rewind 2 years ago, can I have a G+ invite?
Can I get some steam games?
Can someone give me a usenet indexer invite?
Can someone send me litecoins?
47 min later 32755180 Anonymous
>synchronizing with network
>a gazillion blocks left
jesus
47 min later 32755181 Anonymous
>>32755165
The ones with USD or whatever inside them are mtGox transactions.
the ones that don't are just regular transactions- although the amount of USD or weed they exchanged for it is not recorded here.
47 min later 32755184 Anonymous (LINKIN PARK - BREAKING THE BUBBLE.png 916x743 500kB)
>>32755148
Someone just made fucking bank, that's what happened
>the life and times of a poorfag
>own $100 in bank account
>can't do shit, put it all in bitcoins, oh cool $50 is nice
47 min later 32755188 sage (1362618679388.gif 290x290 88kB)
>>32755164
rekt
47 min later 32755190 Anonymous
>>32755133
>Why didn't you mine bitcoins like everyone told you to?
Honestly, I made my money before the first crash. I reinvested about 25% after. Soon, I'll cash out again. This "currency" is still fucking doomed and stupid as fuck. The only hope for real stable currency is a return to the gold standard. Due to nearly infinite divisibility and economies scaling with populations, the gold standard is not actually even problematic. The only reason that it is opposed is because it prevents scams like the Federal Reserve system.
47 min later 32755194 Anonymous
>>32755180
You can mine before you need a wallet.
48 min later 32755198 Anonymous
>>32755140
that doesn't happen. silkroad trades are hedged, precisely to prevent this.
48 min later 32755200 Anonymous
>>32755180
if you're talking about LTC, it's not that bad
if you're talking about BTC, YOU SHOULD BE USING ELECTRUM. It's so nice, you can memorize or write down 12 words and your deterministic private keys are determined from it. It's one of the wallets linked from bitcoin.org, it's highly recommended.
48 min later 32755202 Anonymous
>>32755194
I just want a wallet so I can spam my id
49 min later 32755208 Anonymous
>>32755200
thanks
49 min later 32755210 Anonymous
>>32755202
No-one gives free handouts- it's a joke.
Please realise this.
49 min later 32755217 Anonymous
>>32754777
Pool mining. Mining with one computer is only profitable if you have free energy.
49 min later 32755218 Anonymous
>>32755210
b-but.......
49 min later 32755222 Anonymous (monkey mirror.gif 259x254 1047kB)
>>32755202
here, I'll give you one, just use this!
1ABCosTqWJgWLM1Ff5dWFNbvBqrZgoWAcg
49 min later 32755223 Anonymous
>>32755140
>DURR HOW DOES SR WERK
http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/wiki/ index.php?title=Seller%27s_Guide
stop making shit up and get the fuck out
50 min later 32755228 Anonymous
>>32755208
DON'T DO THAT SHIT why would you use a private database instead of P2P unless you like giving away money
50 min later 32755229 Anonymous
>>32755217
>Mining with one computer is only profitable if you have free energy.
Free energy is easy to acquire. Electricity can be stolen like anything else.
51 min later 32755236 Anonymous (it's happening.jpg 1366x668 495kB)
>mfw the happening
51 min later 32755245 Anonymous
>>32755228
the crypto for electrum is fine, you'll have more space for fucking furry porn or whatever.
51 min later 32755247 Anonymous
>>32755236
Oh fuck
52 min later 32755248 Anonymous
the Market cap of Bitcoin grew by like 400 million today.
52 min later 32755249 Anonymous (1354554315907.jpg 510x640 46kB)
>>32755229
So you want to associate the next industrial revolution with drugs, cp, piracy and theft?
52 min later 32755250 Anonymous
>>32754964
>Buy for €2
>Sell for €140
>lame
lolstfu
52 min later 32755252 Anonymous
>>32755236
LOOK AT ALL THE BUBBLES
SELL. SELL. SELL.
52 min later 32755260 Anonymous
>>32754990
Actually, when big time bankers invest in buttcoins that means that the price will only go up.
Now, if Google started mining....
53 min later 32755266 Anonymous
>>32755250
selling bittcoins as a commodty is great for the individual
its bad for the bitcoin economy
53 min later 32755267 Anonymous
>>32755245
oh because ill risk my shit to save 10gb
53 min later 32755269 Anonymous
Oo, someone mined another block.
Now that's bank.
53 min later 32755271 Anonymous
>>32755252
Unlike you, some of us here HAVE bitcoins to sell.
Reckt
53 min later 32755274 Anonymous
>>32755026
>Silkroad is dead
>Implying drugs aren't still sold
>Implying hitmen aren't still advertising
I remember a time when hits cost 20 buttcoins.
53 min later 32755275 Anonymous
>>32755236
Right there's what we've been warning you about. The fucking Jews have more money than you fucks, don't you get it? When it starts dropping, CASH THE FUCK OUT. You can always reinvest a quarter of your takings after as I did last time.
54 min later 32755282 Anonymous
>>32755266
It's fairly likely AMD and Google are mining litecoin offshore.
54 min later 32755286 Anonymous
Of course now everyone wants to buy after today's bubble pops because they regret buying when the price was double-digits, so it will make a fast recovery.
54 min later 32755289 Anonymous
>>32755236
well some asshole is gonna get rich today
54 min later 32755292 Anonymous
>>32755058
Bubbles is a buzzword made up by shills to prevent people from investing in BTC. Reality is that they are like gold. At some point, (virtually) all of them will be mined, and the price will steadily rising.
54 min later 32755293 Anonymous
>>32755266
higher trading volume means a currency has greater liquidity and market depth. more speculation with higher prices means you can trade $100,000 in bitcoins without moving the market substantially, which is now possible since bitcoin is $145 and those trades don't break down bid/ask walls.
55 min later 32755299 Anonymous
>>32755292
is it going to crash, so I can buy cheap, and then sell high, like everyone else, oh wise one?
55 min later 32755301 Anonymous
>>32755260
everyone gets a secure network but all the miners die?
55 min later 32755305 Anonymous
>>32755287
>2011+x
>posting le-happy-merchant in a sticky
So brave.
55 min later 32755308 Anonymous
>>32755165
Curious about this as well. There's always people like "You could have been millionaires now!" but how long does it take to sell 10,000 bitcoins without causing a severe dip in price? I mean the current exchange rate is nice to see and all but when you actually want to get your money (again, from 10,000 bitcoins) back since you'll intantly saturate buy orders for quite a large price range.
55 min later 32755310 Anonymous
>>32755287
As BTC becomes more valuable, USD actually decreases in value.
BTC has the potential to completely destabilise the Jew's stocks of USD.
56 min later 32755316 Anonymous
>>32755310
>Jew's stocks of USD
You have no idea how the market works, do you?
56 min later 32755317 Anonymous
>>32755308
Why would you want to have it stay at the price?
Sell your 10,000 BTC all at once, watch the price plummet to $80, then buy 10,000 BTC again.
56 min later 32755321 Anonymous (chick why.jpg 418x400 21kB)
>>32755292
>Bubbles is a buzzword made up by shills to prevent people from investing in BTC
I can't tell the Trolls from the delusional libertarians anymore.
Send Help.
56 min later 32755324 Anonymous
>>32755292
>will steadily rising.
Point at my grammar and laugh.
57 min later 32755325 Anonymous
How the fuck do I put money from my bank account to mtgox? I'm verified with them. So glad I scanned my ID on a whim one day a few months ago.
57 min later 32755330 Anonymous
>>32755314
you're so so edgy, did you write that with a black trenchcoat on?
57 min later 32755334 Anonymous
>>32755316
Yes, of course I do. Things are traded, and the Jews shuffle a small percentage of all the trades away into their bank accounts in the caymans.
58 min later 32755337 Anonymous
>>32755325
use dwolla.
if youre not depositing that much money, bitfloor will still be faster, though (bitinstant will also be faster but they charge 4%)
58 min later 32755339 Anonymous
>partner calls me at 5PM
>waiting patiently since then
Now it's time, before it goes down again. Keep an eye on the graphs, /g/, there'll be a big sell and the market will go down for good.
58 min later 32755342 Anonymous
>>32755314
There are already plans in the works to make a KickStarter for Hits. Programmers are trying to find a way to make it anonymouse for all users.
59 min later 32755346 Anonymous
>>32755334
>to-be-31-in-alabama-again.txt
I'm not even jewish, but you're retarded.
59 min later 32755348 Anonymous
>>32755339
you said the same thing 5 hours ago, are you also an astronaut?
59 min later 32755351 Anonymous
>>32755249
We do what we must.
>>32755260
And Bitcoin is backed by nothing but its own scarcity. Once the old money has a controlling interest (which they most likely have already), they can do whatever they please.
>>32755266
The individual will always betray the group when he can do so without consequences.
>>32755287
Don't you understand yet? They control not only the money, but a large portion of the LITERAL economy. They bought it with worthless currency or simply stole it by abusing the law. The only victory comes at the price of bloodshed. Hitler was right.
>>32755310
Your currency is as imaginary as theirs. They control ACTUAL PROPERTY. Think about it. You cannot out-Jew the Jews.
59 min later 32755354 Anonymous (wall.png 818x383 27kB)
So riddle me this: is this a sell wall?
59 min later 32755357 Anonymous
>>32755299
It will very likely fluctuate, as it is directly dependent on the buy/sell behaviour of the users, and since many people listen to /g/ regarding their investing in BTC, that means that this will have a higher impact like a hivemind.
It might drop to about 80-100$, because most of /g/ will sell at the first spot of a decline in worth. Then it will rise again, because limited scarcity. buttcoins can't be inflated, or additionally printed (Like the US Dollar), so there is no risk of it ever going back into the prices it had before it became popular (2-5$)
59 min later 32755360 Anonymous
>>32755346
You'd be surprised how accurate I was.
59 min later 32755362 Anonymous (1347854841975.jpg 640x520 89kB)
>>32755342
1 hours later 32755367 Anonymous
>>32755301
>but all the miners die?
Exactly.
The less BTC's are left to mine, the more resources and time are necessary to mine them.
Right now, it costs more in energy to mine than you make from it.
Later on, even CIA computers will be able to compute about 10 bitcoins every hour at most.
1 hours later 32755370 Anonymous
>>32755314
We could do this now, but you are all cowards. Nobody will just step forward to spill their blood. We must take the initiative, then other will follow.
1 hours later 32755373 Anonymous (zelda.png 1000x800 964kB)
>You've missed the boat
>Litecoin will take off before you can buy any
Who here actually has BTC or LTC? How much?
Post dem screenies.
1 hours later 32755378 [✓] Privilege Moot # # Admin
Bitcoins are deprecated.
1 hours later 32755381 Anonymous (1353054590360.jpg 999x810 418kB)
>>32755362
1 hours later 32755383 Anonymous
>>32755378
Depriciated*
1 hours later 32755396 Anonymous
>>32755373
1BTC, 65LTC. Better than nothing I guess
1 hours later 32755402 Anonymous (unleash.gif 300x353 875kB)
>>32755381
1 hours later 32755403 Anonymous
>>32755351
>Once the old money has a controlling interest (which they most likely have already), they can do whatever they please.
That's why it's important to hold onto your buttcoins. Seeds of fear are being planted in your mind that it will crash and burn horridly, so that as soon as it declines with a few Dollars, everyone will sell (since /g/ in itself is a pretty big shareholder of buttcoins)
1 hours later 32755405 Anonymous
>>32755378
You must be rich now with all that buttcoins from 4chan passes.
1 hours later 32755408 Anonymous
>>32755395
sure is /pol/ in here.
dude we don't give a fuck here in /g/. we look at results. while you're masturbating about conspiracies, we're making money here.
that's why paranoid racists are poor as fuck, too busy blaming others instead of making money.
1 hours later 32755410 Anonymous
Where can you buy Bitcoins in the UK at the market price (don't like me to that blockchain shit).
1 hours later 32755424 Anonymous
It's weird that we may be watching the financial revolution.
However, we won't know what happened until after it happens.
1 hours later 32755425 Anonymous
>>32755408
You confuse /pol/ with Shit LEddit says.
1 hours later 32755429 Anonymous (1353053553660.jpg 999x810 576kB)
>>32755402
1 hours later 32755431 Anonymous
gonna be one HUGE thread
1 hours later 32755432 Anonymous
Wait, are [spoiler]spoilers[/spoiler] enabled on /g/ now?
1 hours later 32755437 Anonymous
I just want to buy some drugs on SR...how long would it take the price to substantially crash? I can buy bitcoins in about an hour, but I really don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on bitcoins if a crash is eminent.
1 hours later 32755445 Anonymous
>Be a dropbox moderator checking for illegal content
>Copy all dem wallet backups
Profit!
1 hours later 32755447 Anonymous
>>32755378
did you set bit-pay to keep a certain amount of your 4chan passes to not convert and stay as bitcoins?
1 hours later 32755449 Anonymous
>>32755432
FUCKING MODS
1 hours later 32755451 Anonymous
>>32755378
>Pretending to be mott.
Wrong color.
Capitalized.
Weird email.
0/10
>>32755403
I'm not sure why Libertarians think that a free market prevents the rich from running the world, but there we go.
1 hours later 32755455 [✓] Privilege Moot # # Admin
>>32755405
Last time I checked, I wasn't accepting buttcoins.
>>32755432
Lel no
1 hours later 32755458 Anonymous
>>32755403
>That's why it's important to hold onto your buttcoins.
No. This will be my second cash-out, which I will once again reinvest in gold. If you are not advocating investment a Jew-proof currency, you are an ignoramus, a fool, or a shill.
1 hours later 32755462 Anonymous
>>32755437
We have no fucking idea when it's going to crash. That's the entire point.
All we know is that it's going to crash.
1 hours later 32755468 Anonymous
>nividia
>tfw 36KH/s
1 hours later 32755478 Anonymous
>>32755437
it's not going to crash, maybe stabilize, but it seems the demand is more natural this time around.
unless it's some pump and dump experiment, in that case good luck.
1 hours later 32755487 Anonymous
>>32755445
This is a great point actually.
It's now very profitable to steal people's wallets.
1 hours later 32755492 Anonymous
>>32755458
>or a shill
shhhhhhh
1 hours later 32755493 Anonymous
>>32755373
Sold some BTC for ltc this morning. Looks like litecoins is gaining slightly faster than bitcoin since then. 700 ltc, 500 BTC.
1 hours later 32755500 Anonymous
>>32755487
That's always been profitable, dipshit.
1 hours later 32755505 Anonymous
>>32755455
GEE THIS SURE SEEMS LEGIT
1 hours later 32755506 Anonymous
>>32755493
Well, yes. BTC are at their peak for the next few weeks. LTC are only beginning to rise.
Wise investment, anon.
1 hours later 32755526 Anonymous
>>32755487
people like you are the reason I walk on the other side of the street
1 hours later 32755532 Anonymous
>>32755445
Anyone THAT stupid deserves to lose their coins.
>>32755492
BTC to gold. It is the only way to fight the International Jewry.
1 hours later 32755539 Anonymous
>>32755487
Dude now it's really profitable. Like more profitable than murder.
1 hours later 32755542 Anonymous
>>32755478
It increased 10X in value in two months.
That sure as hell isn't natural growth, it's unchecked speculation. And the moment those speculators start to doubt the growth they will run for the exits.
1 hours later 32755552 Anonymous (bitcoins.png 1000x444 550kB)
1 hours later 32755560 [✓] Privilege Moot # # Admin
Check your privilege. >>32755505
1 hours later 32755561 Anonymous
>>32755532
>BTC to gold
You can buy slices of gold for €1000 each. It's the only way to fight the jews, since gold is a currency older and mostly independent from the imminent crashing economy.
1 hours later 32755566 Anonymous (stab.gif 400x360 716kB)
>>32755429
>captcha iPEAKesm
BITCOINS HAVE PEAKED
SELL SELL SELLSE LLS ELL SELL LEL SEL SL LE SELL
1 hours later 32755567 Anonymous
Using cgeasy with cgminer to get dat linecoin money. application window says I'm pumping 300kh/s per GPU, site I'm using (coinotron)says 180 total (goes up to 200 sometimes). This normal?
1 hours later 32755572 Anonymous
>>32755552
Bitcoins as magic beans.
Damn that's good.
YOU SOLD OUR COW FOR BITCOINS?
NOW YOU HAVE A GOOSE THAT LAYS GOLDEN EGGS
1 hours later 32755575 Anonymous (ScreenShot118.jpg 636x323 48kB)
>>32755317
You seem to have this delusion that there is magically enough people combined with 1 million dollars waiting to pay for your bitcoins at 145 dollars each.
You might sell a few at 145, then you'll be forced to sell to other people to make your transaction instant. I mean, assuming I'm reading this chart right, you'd basically end up selling the first coin for 145 but by the last coin you'd be selling for 110 and everything in between.
1 hours later 32755582 Anonymous (1354204783474.gif 500x500 175kB)
>>32755542
Keep telling yourself that.
Bow before Bitcoin resistance if futile
1 hours later 32755598 Anonymous (buttcoin.png 750x685 53kB)
>>32755455
Come on, at least put in some effort.
1 hours later 32755601 Anonymous
>>32755575
I was aware of that.
You sell them all as fast as possible.
The faster you sell them, the sharper the crash will be, and the easier you can rebuy.
1 hours later 32755617 Anonymous
How much money has moot made off of buttcoin?
1 hours later 32755622 Anonymous
>>32755575
you seem to be under the impression that the big players aren't doing program trading. it's a rookie mistake to expose your market interest/depth to the whole world to see. a lot of buy orders are programmed to kick in whenever bitcoin drops, those aren't open orders on the exchange.
1 hours later 32755626 Anonymous
LTC seems to be stabilizing (>implying) around $4.85USD
1 hours later 32755638 Anonymous
>>32754899
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasty_ generalization
1 hours later 32755639 Anonymous
>>32755622
The lag really kills algorithmic trade.
1 hours later 32755640 Anonymous
>>32755516
>It frees us from the monotony of wage slavery and consuming degenerate entertainment, and refocuses on something directed upwards.
No. Wage slavery is a good thing. We NEED wage slavery at ever lower wages. The more the Jew oppresses, the faster he engenders the hatred of the great mass of the people. When he finally denies them by and large the financial capacity to reproduce, then they will sweep him and his ilk from the American continent.
Hint: If not for the left-wing capitalists and their precious welfare, we would have had revolution decades ago.
>We'll be able to build private armies funded by BTC.
You do not fund a new army. You take theirs. Armies are build of common men. Men who have every bit as much of a reason to hate the Jew as you.
1 hours later 32755648 Anonymous
>>32755601
Gee, sell them all at n-1, then buy them all at n+1! Genioose.
1 hours later 32755659 Anonymous
IF YOU DONT RUN A FULL NODE, WHO WILL? ALWAYS SOMEONE ELSE RIGHT?
Running a full verifying node secures your OWN coins, as well as everyone elses. You have every incentive to do so The network core is down to 10,000 nodes at best and dropping cos everyone is using electrum and shit.
Run one for fuck sake. I know most of you have computers that can easily handle it.
1 hours later 32755660 Anonymous
>>32755601
THANK YOU CAPTAIN OBVIOUS.
1 hours later 32755663 Anonymous
>>32755639
yeah it does :-( working around the lag is possible if you know what you're doing.
hint: fill some orders on bitcoin-24 and other major exchanges.
1 hours later 32755664 Anonymous
>>32755648
>sell bitcoins from 140-110 USD
>buy them after the market crashes at 80-100USD
1 hours later 32755669 Anonymous
>>32755659
how?
1 hours later 32755670 Anonymous
CRASHING
1 hours later 32755672 Anonymous
>>32755659
Nodes should get a miniature amount of the transaction fees.
1 hours later 32755688 Anonymous
>>32755664
Except the market wouldn't crash from that because >>32755622
1 hours later 32755692 Anonymous
>>32755670
ID'S HABBIDING
1 hours later 32755693 Anonymous (fuck you gang or not.png 1599x546 938kB)
1 hours later 32755695 Anonymous
>>32755659
>doesn't realize that Satoshi planned for SPV.
>doesn't realize that Unspent Output Tree is in the works
lel, jerk off about running a full node all you want, but electrum is fine for pretty much everyone here. only solominers and pools need to run full nodes.
1 hours later 32755701 Anonymous
Thanks mod.
1 hours later 32755718 Anonymuos (3iys6.jpg 940x688 347kB)
bitcoin train has no breaks
1 hours later 32755720 Anonymous
>>32755560
can I buy 4chan pass with buttcoins?
1 hours later 32755724 Anonymous
>>32755659
I'm running a node right now and I got 3 of my friends to switch from electrum
1 hours later 32755727 Anonymous
>>32754976
>there is no bubble to be popped.
1 hours later 32755729 Anonymous
>141
Jesus. I put in an order for a bitcoin when it was at 90 at coinbase. 5 business days for return. shit
1 hours later 32755743 Anonymous (1359705775684.jpg 1280x1364 222kB)
i started mining with cgminer, all is running as it should (expected hashrates etc),
but when mining my system slows down to a crawl.
mouse lags across the screen and it takes minutes just to perform a basic action.
is this normal or am i doing something wrong?
1 hours later 32755753 Anonymous
>>32755730
You should like go for a walk outside or something or go to bed
1 hours later 32755756 Anonymous
I think if you want to know when it's going to crash it's going to be after it's rounded all the news outlets.
check BBC, CNN, etc.
Once bitcoin makes headline news, that's when it's time to sell.
Why? With such publicity, people will be buying in massive droves. However, it'll also reach market saturation. People will stop buying shortly after, causing the crash.
Boom, you just made money and avoided the crash.
1 hours later 32755757 Anonymous
>>32755730
Libertard.
1 hours later 32755760 Anonymous
Not sure if this is a correction or a bear trap.
1 hours later 32755764 Anonymous
>>32755730
holy shit go back to infowars, we're too busy making money here to give a shit
1 hours later 32755765 Anonymous (ITSHAPPENING.png 786x663 33kB)
1 hours later 32755770 Anonymous
>>32755743
Dude you're a fucking retard
1 hours later 32755774 Anonymous (listen to my wallet drop.png 1565x833 1065kB)
wow
1 hours later 32755776 Anonymous
M-muh ruse.
1 hours later 32755777 Anonymous
>>32755743
turn off CPU affinity
1 hours later 32755781 Anonymous
>>32755743
Isn't it pretty obvious that using your GPU occupies your GPU?
1 hours later 32755785 Anonymous
>>32755765
IT'S HAPPENING
1 hours later 32755791 Anonymous (GUYS.png 1566x331 363kB)
>>32755774
GUYS??
1 hours later 32755800 Anonymous
>>32755743
set the intensity to dynamic
1 hours later 32755801 Anonymous (whole-line_2_1.jpg 1010x768 75kB)
>>32755765
YESSSSSS
1 hours later 32755805 ONE MORE REASON (wtf monkeys.gif 400x380 2093kB)
>>32754667
Just sell enough to make back the cash you bought them for? Then any you keep ~whatever way it fluctuates you'll still make a profit~ it won't just die overnight so you're likely to make a couple grand fella.
>pic unrelated
1 hours later 32755808 Anonymous (oh shit.png 1519x703 921kB)
>>32755791
Oh shit
1 hours later 32755809 Anonymous
>>32755669
Just run the original satoshi client, now version 0.8.1
Its the ONLY actual full node client out of all of them. All the rest literally leech off the capabilities of satoshi clients.
>>32755695
I realise all that shit, it doesnt change my point one bit. Run a full node, or someone else will do it for you, someone who may do things with it that you wont like affecting your coins. Kind of like how fiat money actually fucking works right now.
This fucking retarded delegation of responsibility is how the dollar got debased to fuck in the first place, and when its as easy as clicking bitcoin.exe on your computer to prevent you really have no fucking excuse whatsoever.
1 hours later 32755813 Anonymous
>>32755720
see >>32755598
1 hours later 32755818 Anonymous
>mfw at school right now
>mfw I can't sell my buttcoins
h-hold me, /g/...
1 hours later 32755822 Anonymous
Oh shut my order to sell at 143 actually executed.
1 hours later 32755825 Anonymous
>>32755802
>But wait 10 years
pffhahaha
1 hours later 32755827 Anonymous
>>32755808
while jerking off to bubbles is fun, this gives a more objective picture of what's going on:
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
1 hours later 32755828 Anonymous
>>32755818
>not using mobile mt gox
1 hours later 32755829 Anonymous
>>32755659
>>32755659
>>32755659
>>32755659
1 hours later 32755831 Anonymous
>bitcoin
>a good idea
>people can dodge taxes left and right
Well, good to see nobody learned anything from Greece.
1 hours later 32755838 Anonymous
>>32755724
Good.
You can run bitcoind.exe (The cmd line client) with the -printtoconsole switch if you want to see what the network is doing in real time, see transactions being broadcast around etc. Thats what i do.
You can also run it with the -daemon=1 option if you want to background it completely as a service/daemon.
1 hours later 32755840 Anonymous
>litecoins up 1000% since a week ago
you fags better dump those bitcoins and move to latecoins if you want to make money.
1 hours later 32755843 Ruby (marketbubble.jpg 720x534 39kB)
Pretty sure it's dump time. Don't let the bull trap hit you on the way out.
1 hours later 32755846 Anonymous
>>32755827
I do have both of those already open
You're missing http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ btw
1 hours later 32755864 Anonymous
>>32755838
thanks!
1 hours later 32755866 Anonymous
>>32755828
I don't into smartphone D:
1 hours later 32755867 Anonymous
>>32755831
Care to elaborate?
1 hours later 32755872 Anonymous
>>32755809
I agree that running the full node is better, but if it keeps people from using a client on their own computer instead of abdicating their coins to a web wallet, then that's worse.
IMO, bitcoin is protected by crypto more than people using the full node as a wallet. If people are lazy as fuck, getting them to use electrum gets them 99% there, 100% there with the full client is nice, but if they're too lazy for it, then they're going to leave their money on blockchain.info or mtgox or whatever.
1 hours later 32755879 Anonymous
>>32755831
>hurr you NEED the government! buttcoin users MUST pay for army equipment and other stupid things the government invests in.
lol u srs?
1 hours later 32755882 Anonymous
>>32755730
Soldiers fight either for nationalism and idealism or to rape and pillage. In an empire like the US, national/cultural/racial identity has been utterly destroyed, so it will be the latter.
1 hours later 32755886 Anonymous
>>32755867
Greece is failing because the gov't didn't bother to tax people or enforce what little taxes there were.
1 hours later 32755890 Anonymous
>>32755882
jesus go back to /pol/ we don't give a shit.
1 hours later 32755895 Anonymous
>>32755866
Go home, you fucking retard. I'm sure you can miss 1 day of classes without consequences. If there are any, just make up some bullshit.
1 hours later 32755896 Anonymous
Here it goes. I'm serious this time. Someone just made a HUUUUGE sell.
1 hours later 32755906 Anonymous
>>32755882
/pol/ pls go
1 hours later 32755910 Anonymous
Has IT HAPPENED yet?
1 hours later 32755912 Anonymous
pls 0.01 buttcoins
19YZ7FqdCowboPyeUtvoBP5wkMaT6VnJNn
1 hours later 32755915 Anonymous (it's time.png 1595x901 1453kB)
1 hours later 32755918 Anonymous
>Down to $135
IT'S POPPING
1 hours later 32755927 Anonymous (bubble butts.png 1258x1012 1639kB)
>>32755910
I don't know, what do you think?
1 hours later 32755928 Anonymous
inb4 people who know nothing about the markets consider a retracement a victory that bitcoin is a shit currency.
1 hours later 32755929 Anonymous (10000 bitcoins.png 1172x721 1213kB)
>>32755915
Ten fucking THOUSAND bitcoins. Holy shit. It's already at $132.
1 hours later 32755930 Anonymous
>$132
It's happening.
1 hours later 32755931 Anonymous
>>32755895
>Go home
That's not happening I'm afraid.
I'll just have to hold on to my buttcoins and wait until the prices climb again.
I have 20 of them. Bought for ~€30/BTC
1 hours later 32755932 Anonymous
It is popping RIGHT NOW
1 hours later 32755938 Anonymous
>>32755915
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swM zRlFvKMc
1 hours later 32755939 Anonymous
>>32755886
Isn't it good for people?
1 hours later 32755940 Anonymous
>>32754830
So what's the easiest way to buy buttcoins as an Australian anyway?
1 hours later 32755941 Anonymous
>>32755918
mtgox is still showing $147
1 hours later 32755944 Anonymous
>135 to 132 in under 3 seconds
ABANDON SHIP
1 hours later 32755945 Anonymous
>that decline
You owe it to yourselves, /g/.
I know you are all selling like crazy right now.
1 hours later 32755950 Anonymous
>>32755932
lies
1 hours later 32755951 Anonymous
>>32755825
The fools in Germany, France, and Russia laughed right up until they saw the gibbet.
>>32755831
Germany basically used the Euro as a dragon dildo to ravage Greece's tight virgin asshole, which then proceeded to bleed profusely into Germany's eagerly awaiting mouth.
1 hours later 32755953 Anonymous (zelda.png 1000x800 974kB)
1 hours later 32755955 Anonymous
>>32755930
>>32755931
>>32755932
bitcoin haters think every market only goes in one direction and never retraces
>dow jones goes down 300 points, OMG CIVILIZATION IS RUINED.
1 hours later 32755956 Anonymous (lecrucialevent.png 640x640 98kB)
It's over, Bitcoins are finished.
1 hours later 32755958 Anonymous
>>32755944
BUT IT'S BACK TO 139!
1 hours later 32755959 Anonymous
>>32755941
>juuding by HIGH
>judging by mtgox which updates on their mainpage every so often
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
1 hours later 32755961 Anonymous
God just got rid of 10000~ bitcoins. I am a millionaire now
1 hours later 32755962 Anonymous
IT'S DROPPING OH SHIFUCK
1 hours later 32755965 Anonymous
>132.784
>139.000
>132.512
STOP THIS HIVEMIND PLS.
1 hours later 32755972 Anonymous
>>32755961
lel
1 hours later 32755973 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1119x328 74kB)
Here we go
1 hours later 32755978 Anonymous
>>32755890
>>32755906
Yes, anyone with opinions that do not fit with the mainstream dichotomy must be from /pol/.
1 hours later 32755979 Anonymous
>>32755966
>Not living on the edge
1 hours later 32755980 Anonymous
>>32755777
cgminer is supposed to bypass the cpu when a gpu is used no?
>>32755800
cgminer instantly shuts off again when i try to modify intensity in the pathway
1 hours later 32755981 Anonymous
>>32755953
haha nice
1 hours later 32755987 Anonymous
YOU CANNOT STOP THE INEVITABLE
$129 HERE WE GO
DROPPIN LIKE A ROCK
1 hours later 32755990 Anonymous
>>32755973
dat volatility
1 hours later 32755991 Anonymous
>>32755927
>>32755929
I am so glad that I cashed out.
1 hours later 32755998 Anonymous
MtGox is at a 600 second lag and the price has fallen to 130. The bubble is popping. It's about to be a good time to buy.
1 hours later 32756000 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-03 at 05.06.06).jpg 1603x809 303kB)
>>32755973
>not keeping it on this background
1 hours later 32756010 Anonymous
>>32755991
How much did you cash in?
1 hours later 32756013 Anonymous
sold about half of mine at $145. holding on to the rest for the moment.
1 hours later 32756015 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 604.13s
This is it.
>$133
>$139
>$132
>$137
>$131
>$137
here it comes r u ready
1 hours later 32756016 Anonymous
>>32755998
Fuck that. I'm using the money I make with selling the BTC to buy LTC.
1 hours later 32756021 Anonymous
>>32755978
certainly not, but being a paranoid that thinks races are stacked against them from succeeding when in reality is their inability to be introspective and consider that they're the one acting like fucktards is DEFINILTEY /pol/
if you didn't realize, this is the tier list, epeen, and desktop pictures board. we have no time for your paranoia.
1 hours later 32756022 Anonymous
100 GG YOU ALL WAISTED YOUR MONEY
1 hours later 32756025 Anonymous
>>32755955
No, you fucking 'tard. We know to sell high, then reinvest some of the profits low. We are trying to make you fuckers money. Stop looking for opportunities to guzzle schlomo's cock and fucking think.
1 hours later 32756030 Anonymous
>>32755929
that was a bitcoin transaction
not a BTC to usd transaction
BTW 25% of all the bitcoins that exist are in ONE address right now.
satoshi perhaps?
1 hours later 32756033 [✓] Privilege
it's happening niggers
1 hours later 32756039 Anonymous
>>32755872
I didnt say you have to use the satoshi client as your day to day wallet. By all means continue with electrum/web wallets etc for your funds, but just run satoshi at home too for your protection as well as everyone elses. This is what i do.
Its people running to thin clients and websites INSTEAD of even looking at the satoshi client is what is fucking over the bitcoin network decentralisation long term.
Whats worse is that most of the few full verifier nodes weve got have closed ports and dont accept incoming connections. So there will come a time when all the lazy ass holes who just get by with SPV clients wont be able to connect to the satoshi node that they NEED for their shit to even work, a time that may come sooner rather than later at bitcoins current growth rate. This is real tragedy of the commons shit right here, the same thing as hen bittorent was new and everyone decided they were gonna let someone else do the seeding, and then everyone realised torrents were dying and changed their attitude.
So you should really open up port 8333 for bitcoin too. Youll know it works when bitcoin starts making more than 8 connections.
1 hours later 32756041 Anonymous
So much trolling in this thread.
It's up to $150
1 hours later 32756046 Anonymous
>>32755640
If I insult you with a Hitler analogy, would it still be breaking Godwn's Law if it is historically accurate?
1 hours later 32756047 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1165x665 147kB)
We had a good run.
1 hours later 32756051 Anonymous
><130
IT POPPED
1 hours later 32756055 Anonymous
It hit $128
1 hours later 32756057 Anonymous
>>32756046
Yes
1 hours later 32756058 Anonymous
>>32755939
Please explain further
1 hours later 32756063 Anonymous (Pop.png 1280x1560 214kB)
Here we go.
1 hours later 32756070 Anonymous
>mfw that $10,000 bubble
1 hours later 32756074 Anonymous
>>32756030
>ONE address
That was my conclusion as well. The fluctuations are a little too symmetric. I'm guessing that one address is fucking with the BTC economy by buying, selling, buying and selling again.
1 hours later 32756079 Anonymous
You idiots its heading back up to $140 in 10 minutes. God, you guys fall for this every single time.
1 hours later 32756086 Anonymous
>116
1 hours later 32756087 Anonymous
ITT: Poorfags shouting "mug bubbles" and desperate for a crash. It isn't happening, retards. We early adopters are going to sell once it reaches $1k by summer. No crash. No happening.
1 hours later 32756088 Anonymous
>>32756046
Godwin's law is unscientific bunk designed to belittle discussion of one of the twentieth century's most relevant figures, so do what you must.
1 hours later 32756090 Anonymous
>$125
YOU ARE WATCHING A CRASH IN ACTION RIGHT NOW
1 hours later 32756093 Anonymous
>>32756087
this
1 hours later 32756097 Anonymous
>>32756079
good bye
bye?
buy?
BUY?
BUY!
BUUUY!!
anyone have that pic
1 hours later 32756100 Anonymous
>>32756063
>Pop.png
THIS HAPPENS ALL THE TIME. NO POP. BITCOINS ARE ONLY GOING TO GO UP
1 hours later 32756102 Anonymous (SAUSAGE.gif 500x376 448kB)
ZIP SOP ZOBBY BOB
1 hours later 32756103 Anonymous
>113
1 hours later 32756106 Anonymous
>>32755102
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27 Tx7m_lUzg
>electronica shit
Nope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QM 1QdRpFxU
1 hours later 32756108 Anonymous
>>32756091
>RAM miner
U wot m8?
1 hours later 32756115 Anonymous
>>32756041
>It's up to $150
>lying on the internet.
1 hours later 32756116 Anonymous
> MFW i want it to crash back down to $5 a coin so I can buy up as many as possible.
1 hours later 32756118 Anonymous
130!
1 hours later 32756119 Anonymous
>>32756090
>>32756086
the fuck exchange are you faggots looking at?
1 hours later 32756120 Anonymous
>>32756074
the bitcoins are held in that address. not being traded.
anyone curious can look at the largest transactions on blockchain.info
1 hours later 32756121 Anonymous
WHERE THE FUCK DO I SEE THIS GRAPH
1 hours later 32756122 Anonymous
>>32756106
bro electronica is the best
[spoiler]it's all a fucking opinion anyways, listen to what you like[/spoiler]
1 hours later 32756125 Anonymous
>$5
1 hours later 32756126 Anonymous
>>32756116
It's never going to get that low ever again. Best you can hope for is $50 a coin.
1 hours later 32756127 Anonymous
>>32756119
the shill one >>32756121
1 hours later 32756129 Anonymous
>>32756087
Many of us are investors who made a shitload off the first crash and are now making a shitload off of this one. Cash out, wait for the crash, and reinvest. Worst case scenario: You lose a few dollars. Best case scenario: You make tens-of-thousands or millions.
1 hours later 32756130 Anonymous
>>32756030
>/g/ lib tards bash bankers for owning so much
>/g/ is in full support of one guy who did nothing but sit around and idle farming coins
I....what
1 hours later 32756133 Anonymous
>>32756087
>that's what butthurt haters actually believe
Cry more.
1 hours later 32756140 Anonymous (niggertits.jpg 1024x768 115kB)
>>32756115
forgot pic
>>32756119
this one
1 hours later 32756146 Anonymous
>>32756121
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
https://btc-e.com/
Pick your poison
Donald Duck
sold his butts
all the way
to the buttcoin drop
1 hours later 32756147 Anonymous
>>32756121
Here nigger:
http://bitcoinity.com/markets
1 hours later 32756148 Anonymous
>>32756087
>implying it won't pop
That 256bit encryption won't last
1 hours later 32756152 Anonymous
>EUR
Jesus fuck are you retarded or what
1 hours later 32756154 Anonymous
>>32756130
We hate rich kikes, because they are not us.
1 hours later 32756156 Anonymous
>>32756140
>yuropoor
1 hours later 32756161 Anonymous
>>32756140
>EUR/BTC. fuck off
We use USD here.
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
1 hours later 32756169 Anonymous
back to
>130
1 hours later 32756171 Anonymous
>>32756148
Sure. If Quantum computers become a thing. So far we have only been able to calculate 5x3=15.
1 hours later 32756178 Anonymous
>>32756140
>implying anyone cares about the exchange rate for your monopoly money
sorry m8
1 hours later 32756180 Anonymous
>>32756161
>Using a failing currency to gauge a failing virtual currency
LOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLLOLOLOLO L OL OLOLOL OLOLOL LOL OLO LOL OL OOLOLOL OL OL
1 hours later 32756181 Anonymous
>-$127
1 hours later 32756190 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1040x534 66kB)
1 hours later 32756192 Anonymous
>>32756178
>>32756161
>>32756156
Muriclaps pls
1 hours later 32756197 Anonymous
>That regret not buying any when it was fucking cheap
>"I wont bother, its only used for drugs anyways"
1 hours later 32756200 Anonymous
>>32756171
and when quantum computers become a thing, we just need to change the crypto to not be susceptible to Shor's.
1 hours later 32756201 Anonymous
Does 4chan have control have the buttcoin market
are we le happy merchant now
1 hours later 32756204 Anonymous
how long is this shit gonna take to sync with the network
1 hours later 32756209 Anonymous
>>32756180
You do realise that the Euro is technically worse off than the USD, right?
1 hours later 32756212 Anonymous
>>32756192
all you yuros trade on bitcoin-24 anyway. who cares.
1 hours later 32756214 Anonymous
>>32756190
I assume that after the Blow-off phase comes the stealth phase again?
1 hours later 32756217 Anonymous
>down to $132 again
>extremely high volumes being traded
It's happening. Again.
1 hours later 32756228 Anonymous
>>32756219
Of course i would, i just assumed i wouldnt need any buttcoins beacuse i have little intrest in drugs.
Boy was i wrong.
1 hours later 32756231 Anonymous
It is holding at 130 usd
1 hours later 32756232 Anonymous
>>32756219
Probably not. Really fucking risky. And we're not talking money risky, we're talking prison, or get shot risky.
1 hours later 32756233 Anonymous
>>32756219
I got a h/o in my pocket right now. I don't plan on selling it.
1 hours later 32756235 Anonymous
>>32756197
You're not alone.
I think everybody who laughed at them in 2010 feels pretty horrible right about now.
1 hours later 32756238 Anonymous
>>32756200
Is making something uncrackable by quantum computers even possible?
Assuming that they will be able to do what we expect them to.
1 hours later 32756240 Anonymous
>>32756219
No, I would burn them. The risk is greater than the potential reward, at least in the US.
1 hours later 32756246 Anonymous
>minute-by-minute graph analysis
>>>/btc/
1 hours later 32756247 Anonymous
>>32756219
Use it faget
1 hours later 32756259 Anonymous
>>32756235
>What could have been
Oh well.
1 hours later 32756260 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 318x261 21kB)
>please kill me
1 hours later 32756261 Anonymous
>>32756240
Not with something like 25i, or mescaline. Even Psyilobyn and LSD you aren't at much of a risk. Hell most drugs there isn't a big risk if you are smart. Of course don't expect to get away with shipping weed accross the country though.
1 hours later 32756262 Anonymous
>>32756238
>Is making something uncrackable by quantum computers even possible?
No. It will not even take a quantum computer in all likelihood.
1 hours later 32756264 Anonymous
>>32756238
google Shor's Algorithm. there's hashing algorithms and public key crypto that's resistant, the downside is the keys are like several kilobytes, so it's only useful to use if current crypto is actually vulnerable
1 hours later 32756265 Anonymous
>>32756235
I laughed at them a few months ago.
I don't feel bad.
Why? Because unlike you people, I can't see into the future. Why feel regret over something you didn't know was coming?
>Well I shoulda seen it coming
Oh yeah, right, like you should have seen google and apple coming too.
1 hours later 32756268 Anonymous
Is it crashing yet?
1 hours later 32756269 Anonymous
Ok, this looks like just a bit of an autocorrection to me, or a mini bubble to me. It's just stabilizing back to where it should be.
1 hours later 32756274 Anonymous
>>32756204
google
100% secure offline wallet
use blockchain.info to see the balance of an address
1 hours later 32756277 Anonymous
>>32756240
Burn them?
What?
I'd fucking use them, depending on what it was. Weed I'd bake into cookies, LSD I'd trip nuts, but opiates I'd dispose of, yes.
1 hours later 32756281 Anonymous
>>32756270
are you shitting me? this is /g/. nobody's seen the inside of a jail cell here. go back to /pol/
1 hours later 32756282 Anonymous (habbeding.jpg 1663x755 470kB)
>
1 hours later 32756284 Anonymous
>>32755381
>>32755362
who is this guy?
1 hours later 32756287 Anonymous
>>32756231
Not really.
>>32756238
Not an expert, but I think so.
>>32756246
What?
>>32756247
Probably a better plan than getting caught selling them.
>>32756260
Yeah, ITSHAPPENING.JPG and so on.
>>32756268
Maybe.
>>32756269
Maybe.
1 hours later 32756291 Anonymous (plz.png 848x328 33kB)
It hurts to live
1 hours later 32756293 Anonymous
>>32756277
What about Amphetamines?
Better than Coffee and energy drinks.
1 hours later 32756294 Anonymous
>>32756284
It's ainsley harriot, christ man.
He's a chef. And he's actually a cool guy.
1 hours later 32756299 Anonymous (POPULATING.png 959x866 159kB)
Good work, our gold is protected
1 hours later 32756304 Anonymous (BitcoinMeetsReality.gif 430x324 1001kB)
>130
WHY DIDN'T YOU LISTEN
1 hours later 32756305 Anonymous
Welp I wish I tried getting into these sooner.
Poor as fuck college student.
Send me free pennies?
LTC: LhuPCT3rX9mJzi7n92kETpErwRexVXefRY
BTC: 1A6MU5p2fMihmdygS9C8on5BmwHYSe23xA
1 hours later 32756308 Anonymous
Can a quantum computer solve P=NP?
If so then I'm scared. Also I've heard rumors the CIA has done it decades ago and lying about it.
1 hours later 32756309 Anonymous
>>32756298
No, it's not possible, you might want to read the article which you posted.
1 hours later 32756310 Anonymous
>>32756299
>113 at $140
I bet he's feeling silly now
1 hours later 32756311 Anonymous
>>32756274
for litecoin? thats what im syncing right now
1 hours later 32756312 Anonymous
>>32756270
>What, can't you take 2 or 3 little bullets?
I've seen enough gunfire to know that I do not want to get involved without a squad of my best mates.
>Have you never been in jail?
Of course not. I've met plenty of people who have though.
1 hours later 32756313 Anonymous
>>32756235
I didn't laugh I tried to get into it, my 570 wouldn't have made enough to cover the electricity so I stopped. Now I find out that despite it being Nvidia I could have been sitting on a gold mine even after paying the electricity bill. Okay maybe no a gold mine, but I was going to get about 1 every five days for the next like 3 months. Overall with my overclock and the current difficulty and expected drop. If I would have known this would of happened I could of had close to 20 by then. Which isn't a ton, but I could have used it to buy AMD cards and really start mining.
1 hours later 32756317 Anonymous
>>32756305
Sent ;)
1 hours later 32756320 Anonymous
>>32756308
no, quantum computers only solve certain classes of problems.
1 hours later 32756321 Anonymous
>>32756293
Are you going to ask me about every other drug too?
1 hours later 32756322 Anonymous
>>32756305
sent ;)
1 hours later 32756323 Anonymous
>>32756308
>Can a quantum computer solve P=NP?
No.
1 hours later 32756327 Anonymous
>>32756282
If you want to gauge market activity, turn off Blockchain.info monitoring.
1 hours later 32756329 Anonymous
>>32756321
No, only stimulats, depressants, hallucinogens and deliriants.
1 hours later 32756335 Anonymous
>>32756313
no it was a bad idea for you to mine on a 570. because if you took whatever you would've paid in power costs and directly bought the bitcoins on the market instead, you would've received more bitcoins.
1 hours later 32756336 Anonymous
>>32756323
Why not?
inb4 you don't know
1 hours later 32756338 Anonymous
>>32754725
>>32754725
>>32754471
Sent ;)
1 hours later 32756341 Anonymous
>>32756308
>I've heard rumors the CIA has done it decades ago and lying about it.
I've heard rumors they have dead aliens in storage. Who cares?
1 hours later 32756346 Anonymous (mqdefault.jpg 320x180 9kB)
1 hours later 32756348 Anonymous
>134
1 hours later 32756352 Anonymous
>>32756317
>>32756322
I wish :(
1 hours later 32756358 Anonymous
Oh God, http://www.listentobitcoin.com/ is almost silent.
1 hours later 32756362 Anonymous
I have an old wallet.dat, how do I get it working really fast so I can transfer to MtGox and bail?
Bitcoin-Qt too slow.
1 hours later 32756363 Anonymous
>>32756341
Ze Vergiftigen Ons Sinds 1962
1 hours later 32756367 Anonymous
Debating going to bed with my coins in my wallet.
scared that if I cash out, they'll be $175
If I leave them, they'll be $90
fuck this gay earth
1 hours later 32756368 Anonymous
>>32756336
They can solve integer factoring efficiently with a probability of at most 1/3 of being wrong.
FACTORING is neither P nor NP, it's in between.
1 hours later 32756374 Anonymous
>>32756355
check if you still have the bitcoin application data directory, the private keys are stored in a file called wallet.dat
1 hours later 32756381 Anonymous
>>32756362
You can't. Just do it the slow way. It's not going to go below $100 in the next day,I don't think.
Honestly I think it's going to get to like $200. But this isn't high enough to be worth risking like all my money in.
1 hours later 32756382 Anonymous
>>32756368
>probability of at most 1/3 of being wrong.
Does that apply to every single computation that's part of a process, or the end result?
1 hours later 32756383 Anonymous
>>32756358
mtgox is having some serious lag issues as everybody is selling hard
Just watch, suddenly like 100 sounds will come in
1 hours later 32756385 Anonymous
>>32756329
Not him but Delriants you don't want to fuck with. Dissociatives only in low doses. They can potentially cause brain damage. It hasn't been confirmed, but then again they have only tested 10mg/1kg and only on Apes not people. So I can't say wither they are safe or not. I stay away generally. Psychedelics, most aren't addictive at all. They last a long time though. Do in moderation but overall there isn't really a risk. Just make sure to keep comfortable and be positive. If you like eat some dark chocolate it is known to cause euphoria. depressants I dislike. I hate the effects. Stimulates can be addictive. Caffeine in small doses. Don't do opiates.
Don't get me wrong, I am sure I would love heroine. I really am. I would probably also like crack. I don't want to get addicted and end up on the streets doing anything I can for a fix. I know if I am safe that shouldn't happen, but why chance it?
1 hours later 32756386 Anonymous
>137
1 hours later 32756390 Anonymous
>>32756367
Look at it this way: Currently you have $0.
If you cash out you'll have $135/BTC
you wake up in the morning and you'll still have 135/BTC.
1 hours later 32756391 Anonymous
>>32756367
Depends how much you bought them for.
1 hours later 32756392 Anonymous
>>32756362
you can upload wallet.dat files to blockchain.info, but that assumes you trust blockchain.info to not steal your coins.
if you move it really fast into your real Electrum wallet, maybe?
the safest thing to do would be to SUCK IT UP and download the fucking blockchain. just make sure you have the newest bitcoin-qt, because it processes blocks like 10x faster.
1 hours later 32756393 Anonymous
>>32756382
End result of the algorithm.
1 hours later 32756394 Anonymous
>>32756311
then why are you talking about it on a BTC thread, Faggot ;)
1 hours later 32756401 Anonymous
>>32756313
You could have sold the 570 for enough to buy an AMD card that would have been better in every way.
>>32756341
Honestly, it is entirely possible that they do. We know that aliens are mathematically almost guaranteed to exist because the conditions required for life to evolve are actually relatively common in what we can observe of our galaxy. We also know that interstellar travel at sublight speeds after a fashion is probably possible, although relatively sophisticated nanotechnology and the ability to recreate life from a DNA blueprint are both prerequisites.
1 hours later 32756404 Anonymous
>>32756367
Go half each way.
>>32756374
Just run a search across your hard drive for anything called wallet.dat
>>32756383
https://bitcoinity.org/markets seems to have stopped altogether.
1 hours later 32756405 Anonymous
>>32755884
pretty sure enthusiasm doesn't have a 15% drop in value in 10 minutes
1 hours later 32756407 Anonymous
>>32756393
So, how often does the same operation have to be run before it can scientifically be assumed that the computation is correct?
2 hours later 32756411 Anonymous
If it crash, how fast will it go? How will it impact the real economy?
2 hours later 32756418 Anonymous
Holy crap. That was quite the selloff. I thought bull traps were supposed to last a little longer ;-)
2 hours later 32756419 Anonymous
we bear trap?
2 hours later 32756422 Anonymous
>>32755429
fucking scary/10
2 hours later 32756423 Anonymous
>128
2 hours later 32756425 Anonymous
>>32756394
>thats the whole plan
2 hours later 32756428 Anonymous
>>32756401
No.
Check the bloody Drake Equation again. There is almost certainly nothing within an interesting lightcone of here.
2 hours later 32756431 Anonymous
>>32756401
True I could have, but even if I didn't like I said I would have been able to afford one in only like 6 months. I would have still had 2 years to mine til now. Granted I wouldn't have made as much, but even with Nvidia you could have got started back then. Which was my point. Right now you would be burning money almost literally with Nvidia cards mining.
2 hours later 32756433 Anonymous
droppin
2 hours later 32756435 Anonymous
steep little cliff there huh?
2 hours later 32756441 Anonymous
>>32755445
>not encrypting and archiving wallet several times before uploading
2 hours later 32756445 Anonymous (1309930163042.png 738x563 317kB)
>lag killed buttcoins
2 hours later 32756449 Anonymous
>>32756428
>Drake Equation
Deprecated. So much has changed since then.
2 hours later 32756452 Anonymous
>>32756435
Yeah, someone wanted out Right Fucking Now.
2 hours later 32756460 Anonymous (1.jpg 1674x853 605kB)
>pic
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU..
shameless begging:
LTC: LhuPCT3rX9mJzi7n92kETpErwRexVXefRY
BTC: 1A6MU5p2fMihmdygS9C8on5BmwHYSe23xA
2 hours later 32756461 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 220.92s
Hahah what?
2 hours later 32756467 Anonymous
>>32756435
ITT: Self-fulfilling prohecy-effect started by 4chin mods.
t-thanks guys.
2 hours later 32756469 Anonymous
>>32756449
Which, probability or the composition of the galaxy?
2 hours later 32756474 Anonymous
>>32756407
I'm bad at calculating probabilities, but I think 5 times should be good enough.
2 hours later 32756475 Anonymous
OSHIT
2 hours later 32756479 Anonymous
>>32756452
sheeeee-it.
2 hours later 32756482 Anonymous
>123.79
WHAT DO YOU HOLD ON TO ANYMORE?
2 hours later 32756484 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 190x191 10kB)
>i want to pop
2 hours later 32756490 Anonymous
>>32756485
are you mining LTC? you need to turn on or use a miner capable of doing scrypt
2 hours later 32756491 Anonymous
IT IS STILL HAPPENING
2 hours later 32756492 Anonymous
>>32755843
I think we're just passing "greed" into "delusion" at the moment.
2 hours later 32756494 Anonymous (CRAAAASH.jpg 1024x768 111kB)
>>32756485
Well, guys. Time to move on to LTC
2 hours later 32756500 Anonymous
>>32756485
Does the pool you're using have Stratum support?
2 hours later 32756504 Anonymous
>>32756445
When watching the movie and seeing IRELAND I immediately thought that the letter after the dash looks more like 'K' in the FUTHARK alphabets I am fluent in. I knew it was a version I hadn't seen because I couldn't recognize the 'I'. However I did not understand why they would use the rune normally associated with 'K' for the letter 'R'. I wasn't sure but I thought it was probably iceland. Given that they also use the same letter for the 'C' in coast.
2 hours later 32756505 Anonymous
>>32756492
It's a bear trap, it hasn't even begun.
2 hours later 32756507 Anonymous
>>32756485
High latency to the pool, damaged hardware or misconfigured software.
Or atleast thats what I've heard.
>>32756491
maybe.
>>32756494
maybe.
>>32756492
maybe.
2 hours later 32756510 Anonymous
>>32756496
In a pool- like 10-20 weeks.
2 hours later 32756523 Anonymous
>>32756496
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_h ardware_comparison
http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/ca lculator
2 hours later 32756531 Anonymous (ouch.png 871x325 39kB)
It's like the market is having a seizure.
2 hours later 32756532 Anonymous
>>32756411
There will be a worldwide recession and the Euro will likely collapse, many companies will have to shut down.
2 hours later 32756538 Anonymous
drop to 126 avg fluxing everywhere
holy god its a fucking scribble.
wait holy fuck bitcoin is sentient.
quick what is it saying!
2 hours later 32756541 Anonymous
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? topic=143722.0
Oh fuck my sides
2 hours later 32756543 Anonymous
>>32756532
No.
2 hours later 32756548 Anonymous
Shit nigga, just when i thought the train stopped
2 hours later 32756549 Anonymous
Where can I buy Litecoin with Paypal?
2 hours later 32756550 Anonymous
>>32756532
thank god I sold all 100 BTC to invested into Zimbabwe dollars
2 hours later 32756552 Anonymous
>>32756531
Lots of large transactions going on currently. My guess is that it stabilizes overnight to around 120 to 130ish and starts it's normal upward pace again.
2 hours later 32756555 Anonymous
>>32756531
>That lag
nigger you're like 5 minutes behind
2 hours later 32756560 Anonymous
>>32756543
No shit Sherlock.
2 hours later 32756561 Anonymous
>>32756469
The Drake Equation was based largely upon conjecture. Circa 1961 conjecture. Drake started with the assumption that interstellar travel was impossible. It may be for living organisms, but a civilisation with sufficiently advanced nanotechnology could construct spacecraft capable of replicating every species on their planet using available materials and DNA blueprints. This might actually be much easier for another species. One that perhaps evolved several times the intellectual capacity of the average human genius for example.
2 hours later 32756563 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 336x526 78kB)
>artificial popping
This is some sort of ruse.
2 hours later 32756579 Anonymous
The lag is like how those Mars Rover mission control people, receiving information 5 minutes behind on whether the rover landed safely.
2 hours later 32756581 Anonymous
>>32756563
Oh wow.
Can someone who knows more than me speculate on the effect or motivation of such an action?
2 hours later 32756582 Anonymous
>>32756552
>yeah 'normal'
Enjoy your bulltrap bud
2 hours later 32756590 Anonymous
I'm going to bed. Maybe I'll be really rich tomorrow.
in b4 shirt loss
2 hours later 32756594 Anonymous
>>32756581
program trading, it's easy to do if you have a mtgox trade bot.
2 hours later 32756597 Anonymous
>>32756561
Doesn't matter. Unless you have FTL you couldn't get here without starting before earth looked interesting.
Plus this all sidesteps the biggest issue:
Aliens on Earth would be nearly impossible to cover up.
2 hours later 32756599 Anonymous
>>32756581
perhaps trying to simulate a drop?
so as to gain a larger market share?
maybe its too simple though.
2 hours later 32756600 Anonymous
>>32756505
There's no way the exponential growth we've had in the past couple of days is part of the earlier growth phase. The bear trap was the last time it dropped.
2 hours later 32756602 Anonymous
>>32756581
Litecoin shills.
2 hours later 32756614 Anonymous
anyone remember the ending to trading places and how the old dudes got swindled this is how I imagine btc right now
2 hours later 32756615 Anonymous
what if... someone... if /g/ started a spread-the-rumor campaign like "thousands of mtgox accounts have been hacked again" and made it go viral everywhere on the internet?
Wouldn't that affect the price, allowing us to buy for cheaper?
2 hours later 32756616 Anonymous
>>32756580
Put it in the freezer.
I'm dead serious.
Put the harddrive in the freezer connecter to a running system. You'll have about ~15 minutes to get shit off before it dies, but it works.
2 hours later 32756617 Anonymous
>>32756581
>somebody trades loads of butcoins at a low price
>market decreases as others see this number and sell low too, bubble pops while they still make a profit from their original sum of butcoins when they bought low
2 hours later 32756618 Anonymous
>>32756600
Wait and see.
2 hours later 32756624 Anonymous
>>32756581
By selling very small pieces at a very low price, possibly to them selves to simulate a false pop.
2 hours later 32756625 Anonymous
Something I've been trying to wrap my head around:
Since there is no real central bitcoin authority (just traders like Mtgox) the 'buy' and 'sell' values are meaningless since they're being bought and sold to each other, right?
So what does the value actually mean.
2 hours later 32756627 Anonymous
>>32755756
This ∞
2 hours later 32756628 Anonymous
What does an unconfirmed transaction on blockchain.info mean?
2 hours later 32756639 Anonymous
>>32756616
contracting the pin to the mech's might do it, but that still sounds iffy
2 hours later 32756642 Anonymous
>>32756616
The way this works is because hard drives have extremely fine tuned mechanical parts. Putting it in the freezer reduces the size of these parts by a tiny amount.
Why this actually makes hard drives work again is beyond me.
2 hours later 32756644 Anonymous
>>32756631
More risky than doing nothing?
Google it if you don't believe him.
2 hours later 32756645 Anonymous
>>32756625
it means whatever people want to pay for it.
there's no central authority for shit like copper or orange juice either, only major exchanges.
2 hours later 32756648 Anonymous
>>32756625
The sole of bitcoins lies on the fact that people are willing to pay the price people are sellign them at. In a real economy, this wouldn't last very long, but like i've said, you can't really apply real economics to btc, well you can, but not really because of what it is missing from other real economies.
2 hours later 32756649 Anonymous (1351000222510.jpg 650x650 140kB)
>Bitcointalk forums atm
2 hours later 32756656 Anonymous (1355719501238.png 824x1090 383kB)
>trading engine lag: 327.47s
>Mt. Cocks
They're making over a million dollars a month in transaction fees and they can't even provide a decent fucking ticker?
2 hours later 32756659 Anonymous
>>32756190
this is what /g/ said 2 weeks ago
2 hours later 32756661 Anonymous
>>32756649
Brb going to bitcoin forums and making a bunch of threads about how I'm "selling to recoup my losses"
2 hours later 32756662 Anonymous
keep in mind when putting a HDD in the freezer
no moister at all seal that shit in a air tight bag
2 hours later 32756666 Anonymous
>>32756582
The thing about bitcoins is that we can't be sure normal market rules apply here.
Also market "rules" aren't really hard and fast anyway. It's just common conditions that some statistician has decided to analyze.
My gut says no crash, at least not yet.
2 hours later 32756669 Anonymous
>>32756656
This "lag" is used so the people over at mtgox can sell while they can before the "crash"
2 hours later 32756673 Anonymous (1362569320159.jpg 244x238 5kB)
>>32756661
>selling to recoup my losses
2 hours later 32756674 Anonymous
>>32756656
>making millions
>implying they will be when their bitcoins crash and all their bitcoin fees are worth nothing
2 hours later 32756679 Anonymous
probably artificial
someone's trying to drop the price
2 hours later 32756684 Anonymous
>>32756666
This guy knows what he's talking about.
2 hours later 32756686 Anonymous
>>32756656
it's been proven that increasing delays or outright shutting down the market has the net effect of decreasing maximum volatility (highest minus lowest price), mixed results with volatility, and increases spreads.
maybe it's intentional, it reduces the effect of flash-crashes
2 hours later 32756689 Anonymous
For the first time I am truly not afraid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCW dCKPtnYE
2 hours later 32756692 Anonymous
>>32756679
Is that why I'm seeing someone sell a lot of BTC for the same amount?
Sorry, I don't really follow bitcoins but it's just nice to watch.
2 hours later 32756693 Anonymous
>>32756679
the bot switched to 0.03
what if increments?
crash-ruse
2 hours later 32756695 Anonymous
>>32756679
The fact that it's so easy to do so is why we need regulated markets and regulated currencies.
2 hours later 32756697 Anonymous
>>32756618
O.K, apparently we're right up into "delusion".
2 hours later 32756704 Anonymous
>>32756674
You realize they take a fee from both sides of every trade, right? That means they get a USD fee on every trade too.
2 hours later 32756711 Anonymous (Fucking poetry.jpg 1920x1080 215kB)
And thus the bubble popped.
And nothing of value was lost.
2 hours later 32756715 Anonymous
>>32756695
We already have plenty of those. I just choose to invest in the unregulated one. I want to see if libertarianism works in practice (which it definitely appears to be.)
2 hours later 32756726 Anonymous
>>32756711
wut?
2 hours later 32756729 Anonymous
>>32756715
>muh free market
2 hours later 32756736 Anonymous
>>32756693
People are now trading normally at 127-130.
God speed bot.
2 hours later 32756738 Anonymous
>>32756697
delusion was earlier
paradigm was 149
we're in denial/bulltrap, its wanting to go into 'normal' though
2 hours later 32756740 Anonymous
>>32756729
Seems to be working out pretty well so far.
2 hours later 32756746 Anonymous
>>32756715
Fair enough. We'll see what happens. I don't mean it as it isn't viable but in the longterm I don't think there will be any money to be made in bitcoins
2 hours later 32756749 Anonymous
>>32756597
>Unless you have FTL you couldn't get here without starting before earth looked interesting.
It is possible that a civilisation could solve this problem, but still find no solution to accelerating matter to FTL speeds. And who is to say that the vessels in question were not sent forth at random by a species long since biologically extinct on its own planet. What I am getting at here is that anything is possible and that we are finding more possibilities with each passing year. A mere two centuries ago, we never could have dreamed of common in-system space travel or biological immortality. Now, both of these things could happen within the next two centuries. Maybe even within our lifetimes, although it is unlikely.
>Aliens on Earth would be nearly impossible to cover up.
What if the aliens in question did not want to be located? Hell, they could create engineered humans from our DNA that looked like us, but performed research for them. And who says that they have succeeded, anyway? Look at all of the, "I saw aliens!" people. Many are mentally ill, but not necessarily all.
2 hours later 32756757 Anonymous
>>32756736
the bot that is doing the trading is inflating the market now instead of deflating it
what
2 hours later 32756758 Neru
>>32756711
Am I right in assuming now is not the time to be buying bitcoins?
2 hours later 32756760 Anonymous
Question:
Can I deposit money to bitcoin-24, buy my BTC there and then get it to btc-e where I could get onto LTC?
Reason being as they dont seem to be asking for my grandparents names, or have a lengthy verification process, so it shouldn't take longer than 2-3 days to get my money there
2 hours later 32756765 Anonymous
>>32756738
Nah, I'd reckon you'd need to see a drop back to ~$100 before we enter the bull trap: this was just market jitters, and Buttcoin has those regularly. It certainly going to trigger a much larger drop if it continues for much longer. Let's wait and see what happens when the Americlaps roll out of bed?
2 hours later 32756771 Anonymous
Give it time, in the end it'll be bots vs bots trying to inflate or deflate the market while some people try to make some quick money.
2 hours later 32756773 Anonymous
>>32756746
The real price jump will be when they can no longer be mined and the built in maximum is reached. Then you will see the true potential. I'll keep at least a few until that happens.
2 hours later 32756775 Anonymous
help a poorfag out? ;)
1MhdcM9YVqvqrpXpzYDLTRw39Gqd7quCri
2 hours later 32756776 Anonymous
>>32756758
Only if i'm the one selling to you.
2 hours later 32756778 Anonymous
>>32756765
I dunno, 20 dollary doo drop in a couple hours seems like denial to me
2 hours later 32756779 Anonymous
>>32756760
yes.
2 hours later 32756780 Anonymous
>>32756765
Even a drop of more than 20 USD won't be enough to set off the bull trap. We had heaps of them not too long ago, the question is, how much is enough?
2 hours later 32756785 Anonymous
over 9000!
2 hours later 32756788 Anonymous
Should I sell off before wall street wakes up?
2 hours later 32756793 Anonymous
>>32756773
I keep forgetting that, but then why do people ever sell them and not just wait for the 21M to happen? Maybe they need the money now.
2 hours later 32756797 Anonymous
>>32756778
that was after a 60 dollar spike in the last 24 hours. it's just a correction, not an actual bubble. either that or market manipulation.
2 hours later 32756798 Anonymous (ok.jpg 225x225 7kB)
>147
I honestly didn't think it would get very far above 100, now 200 looks achievable
2 hours later 32756799 Anonymous
Imagine if last year someone said that a 20 dollar change in bitcoin would just be a jitter
2 hours later 32756800 Anonymuos (Screenshot.png 1440x900 145kB)
Bitcoin drops from $145 to $125
>scam
>u dun goofed
>pyramids
It's like only the last 10min counts
2 hours later 32756809 Anonymous
>>32756775
NO.
>>32756778
The entire market is bouncing around like crazy.
And the higher the price goes, the less stable it seems - I really doubt this can go on much longer without SHTF.
>>32756788
DEAR GOD YES.
>>32756800
Check back to that graph in a week. See what happens.
2 hours later 32756815 Anonymous
>>32756757
bot seems to be fluxing from 0.01 to 0.02 to 0.3 and back again, its as if the bot responds to instability as a catalyst and is set to further pushes the swing mid-flight as it sets back and forth.
the only dangerous part is if we adapt to that motion, spiraling us out of control when its not there to counter balance our counter.
essentially, destabilize the economy by stabilizing it and then suddenly leaving.
2 hours later 32756822 Anonymous
>>32756793
It's very tempting for someone who bought some at 30-40 not to sell them off when it's gone up by over 300% and everyone is screaming "bubble!" Also, you can sell high, wait for the price to drop, and reinvest. It's a way to make some quick cash while still holding them for the long term.
2 hours later 32756827 Anonymous
>adding a sticky about monopoly money that can't buy you anything
2 hours later 32756828 Anonymous
>>32755961
sex, lies, and videotape
2 hours later 32756834 Anonymous
>>32756822
Don't sell them all, I wouldn't feel a bit of regret if I sold all but 1 before the 21m cap.
2 hours later 32756838 Anonymous (MSXeusX2.png 600x600 12kB)
>>32756827
bought me lsd, so, no
2 hours later 32756842 Anonymous
>>32756827
You realize that could also describe the bond market, right?
Also, what can you buy for gold or silver directly?
2 hours later 32756850 Anonymous
>>32756827
It can buy me real money.
2 hours later 32756857 Anonymous
>>32756834
Trust me I won't. Like I said I'm going to be holding some until that point at least. Probably long after as well.
2 hours later 32756863 Anonymous
>>32756822
It's almost undoubtedly a bubble - just look at the number of speculators around, and the ridiculous growth rate. The real question right now is when is it going to pop?
2 hours later 32756866 Anonymous (question.png 300x300 39kB)
My bank employee missed specify the address for MT Gox EU for my SEPA transaction. Everything else (message, IBAN, BIC, etc.) is there.
How fucked am I?
2 hours later 32756867 Anonymous
>>32754966
>minimum wage is like $20/hour in your stupid fucking country.
>implying our higher cost of living doesn't shit all over our "high" minimum wage.
2 hours later 32756881 Anonymous
Fuck I'm trying to mine litecoins since bit seems too crazy right now but I'm still syncing and dont know a good pool. i linked my account to notroll on my phone and im mining there but have no idea what im really doing.
2 hours later 32756882 Anonymous
>>32756827
>Every drug known to mankind
>Guns
>A hitman
>Real money
2 hours later 32756888 Anonymous
Why is my market checker lagging so badly?
Is it just high traffic?
2 hours later 32756892 Anonymous
>>32756866
If your bank screwed up, it's their responsibility to fix it, not yours. Otherwise you would have grounds for civil action.
2 hours later 32756898 Anonymous
>>32756827
>online gambling uses them
>you can cash them in
Buttcoins are not monopoly money, they're fiches.
2 hours later 32756902 Anonymous (bank-run-1931.jpg 400x310 53kB)
ITT:
2 hours later 32756905 Anonymous
>>32756888
If by lagging you mean squiggly lines its people buying and selling rapidly, its trying to go normal at around 130 right now
2 hours later 32756907 Anonymous
>>32756888
What are you using?
2 hours later 32756908 Ambien
>>32756867
>implying you have a cost of living
Fat fuck
2 hours later 32756915 Anonymous
le happy irs man wondering why your bank account just grew by 250x
2 hours later 32756919 Anonymous
>>32756908
>iMpLyInG YouR the ReaL AmBiEn
2 hours later 32756929 Anonymous
>implying drugs are not valuable
drug trade is best trade.
how many wars have been made over heroin and cocaine?
drugs are very valuable.
2 hours later 32756930 Anonymous
>>32756905
I mean the 'Mtgox trading engine lag:'
>>32756907
I'm using http://bitcoinity.org/markets and http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
2 hours later 32756931 Anonymous
>>32756902
Not quite yet, the panic sell is going to be truly spectacular when it happens.
>>32756908
We do.
>>32756915
High-risk investing is nothing new.
2 hours later 32756941 Anonymous
>>32756930
Lots of people watching on one end, and lots of trades happening on the other.
2 hours later 32756954 Anonymous (6861665259_55b341be24_z.jpg 532x338 41kB)
>>32756041
2 hours later 32756955 Anonymous
>>32756915
because the IRS is constantly monitoring everyones' bank accounts at all times.
2 hours later 32756958 Anonymous
>>32756902
>yfw this is some elaborate scam setup by the MTgox and others
2 hours later 32756964 Anonymous (365lid.jpg 400x300 37kB)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCW dCKPtnYE
2 hours later 32756968 Anonymous
>>32756955
Yes, duh. Your bank is monitoring your bank account at all times, why can't the IRS?
If I was the IRS I'd have a program running that looks for high % spikes in bank accounts, then have people run them up.
2 hours later 32756979 Anonymous
I bought a shit ton back when they were about $10 a pop.
I'm wondering whether or not to cash out, because in the end I'll still make a profit.
2 hours later 32756984 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 303.84s
Wow.
>>32756958
>scam
Why would need to run a scam and risk getting caught? The make money off each transaction, and those don't seem to be in short supply right now.
2 hours later 32756990 Anonymous
>>32756102
>ZIP SOP ZOBBY POP
tftfy
2 hours later 32756994 Anonymous
>>32756968
So just report it as investment income when you cash out then. No different than anyone else who makes bank of the market.
2 hours later 32756995 Anonymous
Man, if I bought when they were 4.5
FUCK
2 hours later 32756997 Anonymous
>>32756984
Mt.Gox, probably rich from transaction fees, refuse to upgrade their servers. Time to abandon them
2 hours later 32756998 Anonymous
>>32756955
banks have to notify the IRS when a transaction is at x amount of dollars
forgot the exact figure
2 hours later 32757003 Anonymous
>>32756979
Please sell, the shitstorm will be glorious.
2 hours later 32757007 Anonymous
>>32756124
>wanting to make money
>unwilling to sacrifice pc time
entitled cunt
2 hours later 32757012 Anonymous
>>32756979
One thing i learned trading stock is if your happy where its at and you think it might go down, sell it, Even if it rises its not like you lost anything.
Its really high right now btw.
2 hours later 32757019 Anonymous
I hate all this bitcoin garbage
Fuck you 4chan for constantly saying it was a pyramid scheme, and making faggots like me not get rich
2 hours later 32757023 Anonymous
>>32756979
sell half-75%
2 hours later 32757024 Anonymous
What are the disadvantages to sitting on the bitcoins I have until the cap of 21 million is hit?
2 hours later 32757027 Anonymous
>>32756998
$10,000.
2 hours later 32757032 Anonymous
>>32756994
That's fine.
Just don't be in the delusion that you'll be able to hide it from them.
2 hours later 32757037 Anonymous
>>32757019
>>listening to a single thing anybody on this silly fucking site says
>>including this post
2 hours later 32757039 Anonymous
>>32757019
>always do the opposite of what 4chan says
2 hours later 32757042 Anonymous
>>32757019
someone post
>always do the opposite of what 4chan says.jpg
2 hours later 32757047 Anonymous
>>32757037
You would never know wht bitcoin is besides 4chan anyway fag
2 hours later 32757050 Anonymous
>>32757042
>>32757039
lol
2 hours later 32757053 Anonymous
>>32756979
No, obviously you should hold onto all of them until the bubble pops and they're worth $10 again.
Morons. Fucking morons everywhere.
2 hours later 32757057 Anonymous
Divide 10,000 by 11 and times by 130
Why so many 181818?
2 hours later 32757061 Anonymous (happy-money-jpgjpg-d06d4100aae18e84_large.jpg 432x287 38kB)
every one post
>your feels
>music your listening to
I'll start
>Ka$sh die young
2 hours later 32757063 Anonymous (ameriguh.jpg 723x657 77kB)
You know that laszlo guy who traded 10,000 BTC for Pizza? Well this is his most recent address (that I can find) 1XPTgDRhN8RFnzniWCddobD9iKZatrvH4 he is sitting on 10 million worth of buttcoins but his last transaction is from mid 2011.
2 hours later 32757065 Anonymous
>>32757053
I know right its like people dont understand what this means.
2 hours later 32757066 Anonymous
I can't believe it is actually stabilizing at 130
2 hours later 32757072 Anonymous
>>32757063
lel, I bet his harddrive is dead or something
GREAT LULZ would be had.
2 hours later 32757075 Anonymous
>>32757066
Told you folks.
2 hours later 32757078 Anonymous
By the way, for those that did make it big with buttcoin:
Do you mind funding some tech projects, donating to free software, and shit like that?
There's shit that needs money for the betterment of technology.
2 hours later 32757079 Anonymous
>not investing all you buttcoins into powerball tickets
2 hours later 32757083 Anonymous
>>32757063
i would buy 4chan for an offer moot couldnt refuse and then shut /b/ down.
2 hours later 32757086 Anonymous
>>32757037
>>32757039
>>32757042
Fuck you all
2 hours later 32757087 Anonymous
>>32757061
>feels: apprehensive but a bit optimistic, since I've bought a shitload of bitcoins at $4.06, $43.05, $112.02 and $144
>music: Bumpin bumpin' - Kreayshawn
2 hours later 32757088 Anonymous
>you could've invested when they still were at 70
2 hours later 32757092 Anonymous
>>32757078
sent ;)
2 hours later 32757094 Anonymous
>>32757079
this, it all started as a mine, then buttcoins, then powerball then real estate then stock market, this can happen /g/ we can rule the world and make good thinkpads again
2 hours later 32757097 Anonymous (idiot alert.png 1311x518 73kB)
>>32757066
LOOK AT ALL THIS STABILISATION
2 hours later 32757099 Anonymous
>>32757078
If I end up making major bank, I fully intend to send a big chunk of it to the EFF.
2 hours later 32757100 Anonymous
>>32757066
>stabilizing
>implying wall street has even woken up yet
Expect a shitstorm at around 8-11 am EST
2 hours later 32757106 Anonymous
>>32757092
Wrong usage, by the way.
2 hours later 32757107 Anonymous (2yvxF.jpg 372x400 24kB)
Alms for the poor?
1EowGVWcfY7puqnxSbds7uzAYrqJ4F3RZT
2 hours later 32757108 Anonymous
>>32757024
Well for one you'll be dead in 2140 so you won't be able to use them.
2 hours later 32757110 Anonymous
>>32757099
>tfw you bought 0.99 BTC when they were 34
>tfw you ordered from sr when they hit 110
>tfw you will have 500 nbome blotters sitting in your mail
2 hours later 32757111 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-03 05:28:49.png 930x344 47kB)
>>32757097
mine looks like this, from today, right now, fag.
2 hours later 32757114 Anonymous
ITT: neckbeards are swindled by cunning merchants.
2 hours later 32757118 Anonymous
>>32757102
I'll give you litecoin if you're:
1. a real female
2. Willing to sleep with me for them, and it fully involves the exchange of bodily fluids
2 hours later 32757121 Anonymous (really?.png 855x332 40kB)
>>32757066
This is not what "stabilizing" looks like.
>>32757083
moots a hell of an idealist; if he has a price it's going to be pretty fucking high.
>>32757087
WHY ARE YOU POSTING
2 hours later 32757130 Anonymous (SD2012_hero_panel.jpg 615x322 135kB)
>>32756265
2 hours later 32757132 Anonymous (bird shake.gif 200x210 82kB)
>>32757118
Congratulations! You're a creepy fuck.
3 hours later 32757139 Anonymous
>>32757132
Shit man I'm not gonna give away litecoin for nothing
3 hours later 32757144 Anonymous
>>32757078
>Do you mind funding some tech projects, donating to free software, and shit like that?
donating more to things yes, funding tech projects no.
Sadly that's something that requires much more money.
>b-but you'll never need 400,000 bitcoins
>e-enjoy your worthless data
even my last 95,000 end up becoming worth nothing I still made off pretty well. Wish I could have sold all of them at $130+ but sadly it ain't possible to sell so many bitcoins so fast. That asside the line has to be drawn somewhere. I would have never forgiven myself had I kept them and they went worthless after $130 each. Usually it's better to regret doing something than to regret doing nothing.
3 hours later 32757148 Anonymous
I havent looked at the buy/sell bitcoin system but can you short them??
http://beginnersinvest.about.com/cs /newinvestors/a/022703a.htm
3 hours later 32757149 Anonymous
>>32754943
How is silkroad dead?
3 hours later 32757157 Anonymous
>>32757149
Well it's not, as pointed out somewhere else in the thread. My bad.
But you can't disagree that this wild variation hurts BTC as a currency significantly.
3 hours later 32757158 Anonymous
Jesus christ just getting LTC for € is a fucking nightmare through shade 3rd party businesses.
3 hours later 32757160 Anonymous
>137 USD/BTC
IS IT EVER GOING TO STOP?
3 hours later 32757161 Anonymous
>>32757149
It's not. He's talking out of his ass.
3 hours later 32757164 Anonymous
>>32757149
in short people don;t want to spend btc becuase delusions
3 hours later 32757165 Anonymous
>>32757160
Not until morning, i suspect 5-7 hours from now it will go down then later in the day it will go back up
3 hours later 32757175 c64system
The people who are dumping their bittcoins are going to cause self fulfilling prophecy that is going to crash the bittcoin market.
3 hours later 32757177 Anonymous
>>32757165
Or. when everyone wakes up, they will see it went down a little bit and buy buy buy and it will go up again, and then the last of the people holding on will sell, and it will go back down.
3 hours later 32757181 Anonymous (rollercoaster.jpg 852x652 140kB)
It's going up again.
3 hours later 32757185 Anonymous
>>32757148
+1
I want to know as well.
3 hours later 32757192 Anonymous
>>32757185
>>32757148
Of course, as long as you trust the other party
3 hours later 32757198 Anonymous
>>32757178
Can you give me link for atlantis?
3 hours later 32757202 Anonymous
>all eyes looking at MtGox
>someone start DDoSing for few hours
>everyone panics
>crash
Is it likely to happen?
3 hours later 32757204 Anonymous
>>32757198
http://www.atlantis.com/
3 hours later 32757205 Anonymous
>>32757202
Lets make a /g/ DDoS raid?
3 hours later 32757214 Anonymous (fuckingmtgox.png 1366x739 199kB)
THE JEWS, THEY JUST RAISED THE BITCOIN PRICE $50 IN A FEW SECONDS. SELL SELL SELL
3 hours later 32757218 Anonymous
>>32757205
sounds good...
3 hours later 32757220 Anonymous
>>32757205
Ebin idea /b/ro!! xD
3 hours later 32757222 Anonymous (1d60f2a38d9462eba07780395d5264e2.jpg 420x420 44kB)
>>32757202
3 hours later 32757223 Anonymous
>>32757205
Sure, but wait for $140, then do it.
3 hours later 32757224 Anonymous
LTC difficulty just jumped +53%
3 hours later 32757227 Anonymous
>>32757205
>>32757218
No. fuck off.
3 hours later 32757236 Anonymous
>yfw the north Koreans are buying up all the buttcoins to buy nukes on SR
3 hours later 32757237 Anonymous
>>32757224
How can difficulty be dynamic in a short time?
I thought that chance of finding a block was always that one, if the remaining blocks to find were almost the same
3 hours later 32757238 Anonymous
>>32757236
10/10
3 hours later 32757248 Anonymous (oh-noes-everybody-panic.gif 289x240 105kB)
>>32757222
Here.
3 hours later 32757250 Anonymous (buybuybuy.png 1366x739 438kB)
Stocks are down. BUY
3 hours later 32757251 Anonymous
>>32757236
How much hash is a nuke worth?
3 hours later 32757253 Anonymous
>>32757158
>>32757167
Listen to that guy, I've been trying to do it for a day now but settled on this method.
Bitcoin 24 lets you SEPA transfer, it'll take 2-3 days but atleast you dont have verification process and other shit like that.
I just wired them my play money.
3 hours later 32757256 Anonymous
>>32757251
Every one who buys Bitcoin helps to kill the banks.
3 hours later 32757275 Anonymous
>>32757256
I don't want to get rich, I just want to pay off my future college debt at this point.
3 hours later 32757277 Anonymous
>>32757224
>Est next difficulty 323.59
>Est % change 111.27%
>Retarget distance 1d 15hr 43m 14s
rev up dem miners
3 hours later 32757279 stupiddog
>>32754430
Enjoying your Internet munnies?
3 hours later 32757280 Anonymous
>>32754430
This is no bubble its a revolution.
3 hours later 32757284 Anonymous
ugh i want to register at mtgox but I need to provide my id and proof of residence. but i dont live alone and dont pay rent. what do?
3 hours later 32757293 Anonymous
>>32757277
FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK
3 hours later 32757297 Anonymous
>>32757277
>Actually believing mining difficulty can go DOWN
You know nothing.
3 hours later 32757300 Anonymous (I_know_its_not_actually_happening_but_I_like_panic.png 324x716 32kB)
3 hours later 32757305 Anonymous
>>32757277
so I am late to the litecoin train as well?
fuck. I just can't compete with all the mining farms and botnets
3 hours later 32757314 Anonymous
>>32757256
Because banks would do so terribly in a world where it was easier to buy things online.
>>32757279
They are for now, check back in a few hours.
>>32757280
Yawn.
>>32757297
Wait what?
Source?
>>32757300
>a few seconds ago
3 hours later 32757316 Anonymous
>>32757297
We're talking LTC here, faggot.
3 hours later 32757321 Anonymous
>>32757314
Common Sense 2013.
The more butt/litecoins are mined, the less possibilities left, the smaller the chance that you'll mine new ones.
3 hours later 32757322 Anonymous
When is the coming /g/? The price has been holding up all morning.
3 hours later 32757323 Anonymous
>>32757284
Do you live in the us? Use bitfloor
Do you live in yuro? Use bitcoin-24
3 hours later 32757334 Anonymous
>>32757321
I don't think mining works that way.
Actualy, I'm pretty sure difficulty doesn't work that way.
>>32757322
maybe.
3 hours later 32757343 Anonymous
>>32757316
Litecoin mining difficulty can't go down either, asshat
3 hours later 32757344 Anonymous
>>32757322
*When is the collapse coming
3 hours later 32757345 Anonymous
Looks like we are going to be stuck around 4.9 for a while. Someone posted a sell order worth almost $20K
3 hours later 32757350 Anonymous
>>32757335
This.
As a dominant zeitgeist hipsterdom and retro 80s is done.
It's 90s cyberpunk time guys.
3 hours later 32757353 Anonymous
>>32757344
>aftershock
Last chance to sell, everyone.
Especially if you bought for more than 40$. Sell now.
3 hours later 32757354 Anonymous
>>32757335
SO 1000 dollar anus coins?
3 hours later 32757364 Anonymous
>>32757345
Only 5k on BTC-E from what I can see
3 hours later 32757366 Anonymous
>>32757345
Expect to see a lot of that with litecoin, since there are people getting 100+ litecoins a day, and have been for months.
3 hours later 32757369 Anonymous
> Supernovasky: Bitcoin will soar past $!000.
Wow, the IRC channel sure is... interesting.
3 hours later 32757370 Anonymous
>>32757343
I never said that, retard.
3 hours later 32757373 Anonymous
So is /g/ now investin/g/?
3 hours later 32757387 Anonymous
>>32757373
That would imply we knew what the hell we were doing.
Right now /g/ is more like /g/ambling
3 hours later 32757395 Anonymous
>>32757345
4.9 dollars per bit coin?
3 hours later 32757396 Anonymous
>>32757370
Yes you did, knob-end.
3 hours later 32757397 Anonymous
>>32757345
Well shit nevermind. This market insane.
3 hours later 32757403 Anonymous
>>32757385
What about net neutrality?
3 hours later 32757405 Anonymous
>>32757387
Whatever. It beats
>desktop picture thread
3 hours later 32757409 Anonymous
so when will the ltc difficulty go up again and how can you predict it?
3 hours later 32757415 Anonymous (speed300klin.png 1280x800 17kB)
>>32757343
>Litecoin mining difficulty can't go down either, asshat
Yes it can, dipshit.
3 hours later 32757417 Anonymous
>>32757385
"Bitcoin billionaires" implies people are going to buy many billions of dollars of BTC.
Right now, thats quite a way off.
>>32757405
Definitely.
3 hours later 32757418 Anonymous
>140$
3 hours later 32757428 Anonymous
>>32757396
Look again. Diff is now 153.2
>>32757277
3 hours later 32757430 Anonymous
>>32757417
4 years,and that's fuck ever in the tech world...
What will anal coin look like then?
3 hours later 32757432 Anonymous
>>32757415
Artificial difficulty.
3 hours later 32757441 Anonymous
>>32757422
True the network is running at over 700 petaflops. The strongest computer the world has runs at 27.
Not even the US government could take out bitcoin now.
3 hours later 32757447 Anonymous
>>32757432
As opposed to what?
3 hours later 32757451 Anonymous
>>32757415
FUCK
FUCK
WHY DIDNT I MINE IN JANUARY
WHY NOW WHEN THE DIFFICULTY IS SHOOTING UP
3 hours later 32757452 Anonymous
>>32757353
One sec, I've got on order on 40
3 hours later 32757456 Anonymous
Why don't we get the rich Jews to jump on?
They would be multi-multi billionaires,richer than bill gates..
3 hours later 32757458 Anonymous
>>32757441
>The strongest computer
That's singular, faggot. What is cloud computing.
3 hours later 32757461 Anonymous
>>32757409
http://allchains.info/
3 hours later 32757463 Anonymous
>>32757447
Jews.
3 hours later 32757475 Anonymous
>>32757441
700 peta, we could cure cancer...
3 hours later 32757480 Anonymous
We $5.25 now
3 hours later 32757482 Anonymous
>>32757475
in like 30 minutes i know it sucks deal with it.
3 hours later 32757490 Anonymous
>>32757475
Screw cancer, we have money!
3 hours later 32757499 Anonymous
>141
3 hours later 32757501 Anonymous
I'm out.
Let it crash.
3 hours later 32757506 Anonymous
>missed buying ltc at 0.7 because i didnt know of bitcoin 24
i am depressed now
3 hours later 32757507 Anonymous
Ben Shalom Bernanke, what does that Jew think of anal coin?
3 hours later 32757508 Anonymous
>>32757480
$5.40
Shit's getting real
3 hours later 32757522 Anonymous
>>32757505
This.
>>32757508
I JUST WANT TO GET HOME SO THAT I CAN INVEST IN LTC GODDAMNIT
3 hours later 32757526 Anonymous
any one over the age of 50 thinks Bitcoin is some part of the IT department. They just don't get it.
3 hours later 32757529 Anonymous
>>32757505
Why don't they fucking buy then?
3 hours later 32757532 Anonymous
>>32757508
$5.43 now
holy shit this shit is rising fast as your dad before cumming!
3 hours later 32757539 Anonymous
>>32757529
Lack of understanding.
3 hours later 32757549 Anonymous
in b4
>142
>145
>147 (wow it's fucking nothing.jpg)
>149
>150 (ids habbening!!)
3 hours later 32757551 Anonymous
>>32757532
>$5.26
lel
3 hours later 32757556 Anonymous
>>32757529
Bitcoin is at $140, wtf do you think is happening, they're still accumulating, not even selling to you yet
3 hours later 32757560 Anonymous
>>32757539
What are they scared of?
3 hours later 32757578 Anonymous
>>32757560
In the case of imaginary money printed by the public?
No idea
3 hours later 32757580 Anonymous
Can you fucking astroturfers stop talking about litecoins for fuck sake
3 hours later 32757581 Anonymous (1364204441990.png 386x306 24kB)
>>32757560
3 hours later 32757585 Anonymous
So what's the best gfx card for mining?
3 hours later 32757587 Anonymous
>>32757560
Technophobia. Fuck if I know, sir. Either way, it's only a pro for us, wouldn't you agree"?
3 hours later 32757595 Anonymous
>>32757587
>buttcoin rising again
I-I just d-don't know anymore, /g/...
3 hours later 32757599 Anonymous
>>32757578
Didn't that Jew helicopter Ben do that by the trillions?
You're fucking generation destroyed the dollar, deal with it.
3 hours later 32757602 Anonymous
>>32757580
Mtgox is going to announce litecoin support next week, as much as it's enjoyable to hate on Altcoins, it's interesting and relevant
3 hours later 32757603 Anonymous
>>32757556
>they're still accumulating
Not really, the last 24 hours has just been getting noisier and noisier. I'm sold up, and sure as hell not going back in.
3 hours later 32757610 Anonymous
>>32757592
>fractional reserve banking
Ah, yes. The fine jewish invention from the 1800's.
3 hours later 32757617 Anonymous
>>32757602
>Altcoins
lolwuuuut
3 hours later 32757626 Anonymous
>>32757595
Ask Pol about anything politics,we probably know just as much as the experts in butt tech & butt accessories.
3 hours later 32757627 Anonymous
Oh fuck, oh fuck, get out now while it is still above $110
3 hours later 32757633 Anonymous
>>32757599
>You're fucking generation destroyed the dollar
so let's use the remaining dollars and buy freedom dollars with them
3 hours later 32757637 Anonymous
SHIT SHIT SHIT
3 hours later 32757640 Anonymous (keikaku.png 254x134 23kB)
>>32757595
>2011
>nvidia videocard
>bitcoin bubble will burst
>2013
>bitcoin is the new hotness
3 hours later 32757643 Anonymous
>>32755260
If GS/MS employees are playing it that doesn't necessarily mean "it'll only go up". Both GS and MS have daytrading floors and thousands of people who know when to flip shit in a moment's notice.
>banks such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have visited bitcoin exchanges as often as 30 times a day
This doesn't necessarily mean the banks are investing. I find it more likely that it's individuals who work there. So much volatility is bound to attract big time traders.
3 hours later 32757646 Anonymous
Fuck, sell, sell, why won't you sell mtgox
3 hours later 32757655 Anonymous
God damnit why must mtgox be so slow, I want to sell while I can still sell for over $100
3 hours later 32757660 Anonymous
>>32757633
liberty dollars, I meant...
3 hours later 32757666 Anonymous
Fuuuck, you told me it would keep rising /g/!
Why?
Does anyone want to buy 10BTC@$100 from me?
3 hours later 32757673 Anonymous
>>32757645
I considered it too but namecoin doesn't even have an official client that has a fucking GUI.
3 hours later 32757674 Anonymous
CRASH!
3 hours later 32757676 Anonymous
>>32757666
>Seems legit
3 hours later 32757681 Anonymous (drawn picard.png 300x250 35kB)
>JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!
Oh God, calm down you dipshits.
3 hours later 32757682 Anonymous
Get out while you still can!
3 hours later 32757684 Anonymous
HOLY SHIT GUYS CHECK THIS MOTHER FUCKING SHIT OUT!!!!
http://mashable.com/2013/04/02/west ern-union-bitcoin/
3 hours later 32757687 Anonymous
>>32757660
Feds go to that I believe.
3 hours later 32757690 Anonymous
>>32757666
Nice try, irl currency shill.
Money status: DEPRECATED!
3 hours later 32757691 Anonymous
All these bubbles, why can't I hold them
3 hours later 32757694 Anonymous
How the hell do you manually download and implement the blockchain from http://blockchain.litecoin.net/lite coin/ into litecoin? It crashes on startup every time I try it with a "Db::open:Invalid argument" error.
It should just be a simple copy and replace paste into the %appdata% litecoin directory, right? I'm pretty sure I end the litecoin-qt process before it.
3 hours later 32757696 Anonymous
Why can't I sell my bitcoins, I want to sell
3 hours later 32757697 Anonymous
>>32757691
>bubbles
It's rising again. Go take a look. It's been rising for the last 30 minutes or so.
3 hours later 32757701 Anonymous
>>32757682
Jokes on these fucks, I'm already out.
3 hours later 32757704 Anonymous
Will anyone here still give me $90 for a bit coin?
I have 100 to sell, mtgox moves too slow
3 hours later 32757706 Anonymous
>>32757697
>30 minutes or so.
*1 hour
3 hours later 32757711 Anonymous
holy shit, two blocks in 10 minutes?
What is happening?
3 hours later 32757712 Anonymous
>>32757703
Bitcoin is the future Dollar and Litecoin is the future Cent
3 hours later 32757717 Anonymous
damn damn damn I put way to much money in this
3 hours later 32757720 Anonymous
>>32757704
>bit coin
Seems legit
3 hours later 32757724 Anonymous (1361446528877[1].jpg 600x446 127kB)
>>32757711
3 hours later 32757727 Anonymous
Fuck fuck, do you guys think we will see $120 ever again?
I bought at $110 and I don't know if I should get out now, or hope it will go up again
3 hours later 32757729 Anonymous
>>32757712
That's the fucking worst analogy ever.
3 hours later 32757730 Anonymous
>>32757704
What? Its still 141 according to that bitcoinity site.
3 hours later 32757740 Anonymous
>>32757704
Buying is pretty risky right now, I doubt you'll see many offers outside exchanges.
>>32757711
Probability.
3 hours later 32757741 Anonymous
>>32757717
Money doesn't come from nowhere- all the people that cashed out are effectively taking money from people who are investing now.
3 hours later 32757744 Anonymous
>>32757704
>$90 for a bit coin?
>a bit coin?
>bit coin?
So I get like a few pennies and you get $90? lulno
3 hours later 32757745 Anonymous
>>32757730
This just in Western Union will now use Bitcoins.
3 hours later 32757747 Anonymous
So what's to stop someone from using Zeus or some other botnet to mine bitcoins?
3 hours later 32757748 Anonymous
>>32757730
That's behind about 5 minutes man, what are you doing?
3 hours later 32757754 Anonymous
>>32757712
bitcoin is divisible to eight decimal places. there's no reason for litecoin to exist.
3 hours later 32757755 Anonymous
>>32757728
>2 litecoins per day
That's still like 10$. Dun b sads
3 hours later 32757760 Anonymous
>>32757745
SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED SOURCE NEEDED
3 hours later 32757768 Anonymous
>>32757748
Show me a screenshot that shows the current value then
3 hours later 32757772 Anonymous
>>32757760
Mashable link above
3 hours later 32757774 Anonymous
>>32757744
What, I just want to sell 100 BTC at $90/piece
3 hours later 32757778 Anonymous
>Your account verification request has been received, and will be reviewed within the next 10 business days. Please contact aml@mtgox.com if you have any questions or comments.
why is the process of getting started with this shit so bothersome
3 hours later 32757784 Anonymous
>>32757747
already happened
https://rbt.asia/g/thread/S24789617
It was even appered in some news
3 hours later 32757785 Anonymous
OH FUCK IT's HAPPENING
3 hours later 32757788 Anonymous
Western Union is going to Add Bitcoin to their long list of services.
3 hours later 32757793 Anonymous
>>32757774
Coinbase if you're in the USA, they really need bitcoins because they're sold out. If you want to buy bitcoins use bitfloor
Bitcoin-24 if you're a yuro
3 hours later 32757794 Anonymous
What site to see how much bitcoin is worth?
3 hours later 32757795 Anonymous
>>32757788
SOUUUUUUURRRRCEEEEEEEEE MOOOOOOOOOOTHERFUUUUUUUCKER
3 hours later 32757797 Henk [ASS]
>>32757727
get out now
3 hours later 32757808 Anonymous
>>32757797
Neger
3 hours later 32757811 Anonymous
>>32757794
Bitcoinity.org/markets
3 hours later 32757815 Anonymous (1364947912598.jpg 299x296 21kB)
I've known about Bitcoins for 3-4 years so tell me what the fuck this shit is.
I know it's a currency etc but how do you mine? What are the best tools to mine with? What's the best wallet? I downloaded something from bitcoins official site and it gave me an address which I assume is my wallet but people keep telling me to use electrum and litecoins but I don't know what the fuck these are.
PLEASE HELP
3 hours later 32757818 Anonymous
>>32757811
Why am I getting this 5 minute delay then when people are screaming crash?
3 hours later 32757823 Anonymous
>>32757803
Bicycle -> Dynamo -> Your computer.
At least you'll get paid for riding a bicycle!
3 hours later 32757824 Anonymous
>>32757694
Anybody? Shit's annoying.
3 hours later 32757826 Anonymous
>>32757772
The mashable article is wrong:
From the article:
>...is considering embracing the digital age by accepting Bitcoin and other...
From the WSJ article it's drawing on:
>...is looking at the use of digital currencies like Bitcoin as well as...
Note the word 'like' in the WSJ article.
3 hours later 32757831 Anonymous
>>32757815
You use your CPU or GPU (advised) to mine.
3 hours later 32757832 Anonymous
>>32757815
It's too late to invest now, moron.
This thread is basically:
"shit I wish I'd invested"
3 hours later 32757836 Anonymous
>>32757784
It even appered in some news* , IIRC it was russiatoday or something
https://community.rapid7.com/commun ity/infosec/blog/2012/12/06/skynet- a-tor-powered-botnet-straight-from- reddit
3 hours later 32757845 Anonymous
>>32757832
No it's not.
read the thread.
It's basically shills saying bubble and retards listening to them.
And people advising people to invest in LTC instead because the very same thing will happen there (in lower margins)
3 hours later 32757846 Anonymous
>>32757818
slow connection? Site is pretty busy right now
3 hours later 32757849 Anonymous
>>32757826
What the fuck other digital currencies do you think they're talking about?
Bitcoin is the most popular digital currency, and now probably only second to PayPal in online non-visa/mc/Amex transfers
3 hours later 32757854 Anonymous
>>32757815
>i'm too lazy to even google it or to check out the Bitcoin wiki
>i need someone else to go through the effort of explaining it in simple terms so i can comprehend it
>PLEASE HELP
3 hours later 32757869 Anonymous
>>32757845
>investing in something this volatile
Sure.
Bitcoin was $10 a coin 3 months ago, and you want people to pour money into it when it's $140 a coin.
doesn't take a genius to see what's going on here.
4 hours later 32757875 Anonymous
anybody else wanting to commit suicide because of all the regret he feels? I havent eaten for 2 days already
4 hours later 32757884 Anonymous
>>32757845
>shills saying bubble
>everyone who disagrees with me is being payed to do so.
>>32757849
I don't know, but they DON'T say their planning to accept Bitcoin.
>>32757869
And they wonder why I call it a bubble.
>>32757875
WAHT.
4 hours later 32757885 Anonymous
>>32757875
Tell us your story, non.
4 hours later 32757886 Anonymous
>>32757875
It's still cheap what are you talking about
4 hours later 32757890 Anonymous
>>32757869
I'm not saying invest in buttcoins, retard.
I'm saying invest in LTC.
4 hours later 32757897 Anonymous
>>32757875
>I havent eaten for 2 days already
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
4 hours later 32757907 Anonymous
>>32757875
If you would be into trading (especially options) then you'll feel this way every week.
Everything will be okay.
4 hours later 32757909 Anonymous
>>32757890
Can we get a LTC thread going?
This shit is confusing; one crypt-currency per thread is enough for me.
4 hours later 32757913 Anonymous
>>32757875
get help
4 hours later 32757915 Anonymous (investment advice.png 1311x518 77kB)
Here's some investment advice.
One word of warning, when bitcoin crashes, it's going to take down LTC, and NTC with it.
Why? Confidence in cryptocurrency.
4 hours later 32757920 Anonymous
I honestly feel that Bitcoin will be the end of big banks and the whole banking /loaning system that enslaves us.
4 hours later 32757922 Anonymous
>>32757909
>crypt-currency
Damn you spellchecker!
4 hours later 32757923 Anonymous
>>32757897
Come on at least he's honest. The people mad as fuck and raging in here are the same, they're just not saying so and lying to you (and lying to themselves)
4 hours later 32757929 Anonymous
>>32757915
Surely when bitcoin falls, litecoin (the next best thing) is going to shoot up with investors?
4 hours later 32757935 Anonymous
POP POP WATCHING BUBBLES DROP
4 hours later 32757939 Anonymous
>>32757915
>Confidence in cryptocurrency
NO SHILL SHILL! STFU!
I BET ROTHSCHILD PAID YOU TO POST THAT
GET OUT OF MAH /g/ UNFFFFFFFFF HNNNNG
4 hours later 32757945 Anonymous (wallstreet_douglas_cigar.jpg 520x275 76kB)
ITT: Babby's first ten bagger
Don't quit your day job, kiddies.
4 hours later 32757948 Anonymous
>>32757923
I deduct that you're in a poor financial situation because of buttcoins as well.
>investing all your money
That's what you get, retard.
4 hours later 32757949 Anonymous
>>32757915
>pic
~15% in one day is not that bad
Otherwise i agree with the sentiment. I would not "invest" in bitcoins here. Then again, i've said it at 80 bucks too.
4 hours later 32757952 Anonymous
>>32757923
There's still chance for free monies in LTC, but I don't trust its long term prospects at all. For two reasons. 1. It's too easy to mine to be worth $5 at the moment.
and 2:
>>32757929
Why is LTC going up?
Because bitcoin is so high.
Why on earth would it go down?
4 hours later 32757954 Anonymous (1364988940629.png 1311x820 104kB)
>>32757915
4 hours later 32757956 Anonymous
>>32757920
...Why?
Having a new currency floating around isn't going to stop people from wanting to spend more money then they have.
Banks were around when gold mattered.
Banks were around when printed paper mattered.
Banks are around now database money matters.
Banks will be around when distributed blockchains matter.
4 hours later 32757959 Anonymous
>>32757690
>Money status: DEPRECATED!
when will the ship arrive to save us from the apocalypse? I was told in the backshelter and it be there on sunrise
4 hours later 32757964 Anonymous
>not purposely buying hundreds of coins and watching them crash
grow some balls /g/
4 hours later 32757972 Anonymous
>>32757915
It depends why bitcoin crashed
4 hours later 32757977 Anonymous
>>32757952
It's going up because the owner of mtgox is going to add LTC. If you don't believe me check the channel topic on their official irc channel #mtgox@freenode
4 hours later 32757980 Anonymous
What is the best pool to use for LTC mining right now?
I'm trying to get in but all pools are inactive.
4 hours later 32757981 Anonymous
>>32757884
>>32757885
>>32757886
>knew of bitcoins since 2010
>never mined because really shitty hardware
>got a better pc in 2011 but the difficulty was already too high
>made a few hundred dollars and was happy
>btc dropped below 10. thought that this was their end and never bothered ining anymore. didnt invest either because i didnt expect them to rise
>now in 2013 bitcoins are climbing like crazy
>am too pessimistic. didnt invest because i expected them to drop any time
>they are 140 now
>litecoins were at 0.7
>wanted to buy them but a sepa deposit takes 3 days
>could have made thousands
>mining will soon be impossible without a farm or a botnet
all this while i can read and see people making thousands. fuck i am so dumb. i kinda wish i never knew of btc. how can I now go to work knowing that people make money by just letting their pc run
4 hours later 32757989 Anonymous
Oh nice I think I'll use my BTC to buy a 4chan pass
4 hours later 32757998 Anonymous
Why do you need to do so much shit to get authorized on okpay?
Is there an easier way to put money in?
4 hours later 32758001 Anonymous
>>32757983
You just pulled that number out of your ass, didn't you?
4 hours later 32758005 Anonymous
>>32757998
I thought all that shit is just to take money from okpay.
4 hours later 32758008 Anonymous
where can i get ltc with paypal or some bank account charge?
4 hours later 32758012 Anonymous
>>32758008
google it faggot
sage for faggotry
4 hours later 32758013 Anonymous
Anyone here mining LTC? What is the coolpool to be in right now?
4 hours later 32758015 Anonymous
Does electrum require you to download the block chain?
4 hours later 32758017 Anonymous
Guys, i only have one advice: lock in some of the profits. Especially if you're balls deep in it or even selling 20% of your holdings would mean a lot of money to you.
4 hours later 32758019 Anonymous
>>32757991
sent ;)
4 hours later 32758021 Anonymous
1001st post in a thread 4 hours old.
/g/ - Gambling
4 hours later 32758024 Anonymous
How the fuck are they so volatile when it takes days to transfer? Surely everyone's not doing cash bank drops.
4 hours later 32758033 Anonymous
>>32757981
Wait, so you're depressed, but not only did you not lose money on BTC, you made hundreds of dollars?
Dude, get a grip. You did better than most on BTC - there is really no point beating yourself up over how well you COULD have done.
4 hours later 32758036 Anonymous
Folks don't realize that if BTC tanks fuck hard now(like goes down to 2 dollars a coin),the difficulty will permanently stays the same no matter what.
Also is there a program that I can verify my wallet's size to everyone?
4 hours later 32758037 Anonymous
Holy shit, what's with all the beggin here, especially those asking for whole bitcoins?
You are LITERALLY asking them to gift you the equivalent of over a hundred dollars.
4 hours later 32758040 Anonymous
>>32758012
>saging a sticky
4 hours later 32758042 Anonymous
>>32757998
If you live in the us use bitfloor or bitinstant and deposit bitcoins into btc-e
If you are yuro, bitcoin-24 and Sofort deposit or Sepa if you can wait 3 days
4 hours later 32758043 Anonymous
>>32758040
>that'sthejoke.jpg
4 hours later 32758050 Anonymous (gPNxkqt[1].png 630x363 153kB)
You better berieve it's happening.
4 hours later 32758052 Anonymous
>>32758024
Most people are just shuffling between USD & BTC on MTGOX - they only need to go through banks to start and finish up.
4 hours later 32758054 Anonymous
>>32758042
>if you can wait 3 days
NIGGA.
NIGGA SRSLY.
HOW CAN I WAIT 3 DAYS IF BUTTCOINS AND LITECOINS ARE GOING TO ASPLODE IN 2?
4 hours later 32758057 Anonymous
>>32758023
i dont really have faith in that but i guess i could try
>>32758033
i could be rich without working. i could have made enough to get me everything i ever wanted. i just feel like such a failure. all because i lacked the foresight
4 hours later 32758059 Anonymous (1298366070984.jpg 500x375 21kB)
ITT people who don't understand how currencies are valued
ITT people who don't realise the price is being artificially raised by third party traders to generate hype and revenue
ITT people who think BTC are good for anything other than trading with other people who collect them - there is no intrinsic value as a currency.
>mfw bitcoins are just being passed from one person to another through a middle man (who is getting rich) and each person thinks they are getting rich.
4 hours later 32758065 Anonymous
This just in:
LTE - $5.49
4 hours later 32758068 Anonymous
>>32758036
If you post the (public) address, everyone can pul up the amount you have from the blockchain. (or use blockchainexplorer)
4 hours later 32758071 Anonymous
>>32758059
>cryptocurrency
>middle-man
wtf am i readin an how do i get rid of it?
4 hours later 32758072 Anonymous
>>32758059
And you have no idea what you're talking about.
4 hours later 32758076 Anonymous
>>32758062
Market depth / open interest
Google the 2 terms
4 hours later 32758100 Anonymous
>>32757977
Yay! because their servers can totally handle the bitcoin traffic without lagging by ~10 mins.
4 hours later 32758101 Anonymous
>>32758065
holy shit
4 hours later 32758104 Anonymous
>>32758057
Do you know how many winning lottery tickets you could have bought by now?
You can't see the future.
>>32758059
BTC has a lot of potential use in digital payment, but yeah, speculators are kinda amusing.
4 hours later 32758124 Anonymous
>>32758071
burring his head in the sand, ignoring the various websites selling and buying bitcoins for profit.
4 hours later 32758128 Anonymous (1364391715330.jpg 493x402 17kB)
>>32758065
FUCKING PAYPAL
4 hours later 32758135 Anonymous (litecoinzz.jpg 1111x1032 319kB)
AM I DOING IT RIGHT? WHY AM I NOT RICH YET?
4 hours later 32758146 Anonymous
>>32758109
Those are actual orders. Of course people will put in more orders if it drops more, but it gives a picture (albeit skewed) of where prices have support and resistance). Some people fuck with open orders tho.
If you put in a bid at $60 right now for 100 coins it'll show up on that chart.
4 hours later 32758147 Anonymous
>>32757694
>>32757824
Never mind (not like you would, but whatever). Used a wrong download or something I guess.
4 hours later 32758149 Anonymous
>>32758036
>Folks don't realize that if BTC tanks fuck hard now(like goes down to 2 dollars a coin),the difficulty will permanently stays the same no matter what.
They don't realize that because it's wrong. The difficulty is retargeted every 2016 blocks, and it can go up or down. If the hash rate of the network were to sharply decrease, it would take much longer than usual to reach the next retarget (when the network isn't growing or shrinking, it takes about two weeks), but after that, the difficulty would drop to match the lower hash rate.
4 hours later 32758154 Anonymous
>>32758104
>obtain lots of money
>spend it all on lottery tickets
meritard logic.
4 hours later 32758161 Anonymous
>>32758135
>windows
4 hours later 32758163 Anonymous
Fuck this shit, the barriers to entry are insane.
If I wanted to get in on this shit it'd take weeks for me to even get money into the fucking things
>tfw missed the NEET boat
>tfw litecoin miner doesn't work for some reason
4 hours later 32758173 Anonymous
Why does Reaper give me loads of GPU artifacts and crash my drivers for litecoin?
GTX275
4 hours later 32758177 Anonymous
>>32758163
Do you even bitcoin-24 (yuro) or bitfloor/bitinstant (freedom)?
4 hours later 32758191 Anonymous
>>32758167
Ppcoin is a waste of time. Ltc and nmc are spiking because mtgox is going to trade it. Nobody gives a fuck about poo poo coins
4 hours later 32758197 Anonymous
>>32758177
Even bitcoin-24 doesn't just let you use a card/bank account
4 hours later 32758205 Anonymous
>>32758173
>GTX275
Enjoy your no hash rate with your Nvidia shit.
4 hours later 32758212 Anonymous
I mean even if I had bought some yesterday I would have profited $30 per coin.
Why do I keep putting this off? Jesus christ.
4 hours later 32758215 Anonymous
>>32758197
SEPA. Look it up. If your bank supports sofort you can use that.
Nearly all yuro banks do SEPA
4 hours later 32758216 Anonymous
LTC thread this way: >>32758180
4 hours later 32758218 Anonymous
>>32758140
except there is no security of value, and its not even remotely usable - it more or less has to be traded for real money before making a purchase of anything that's not a 4chan pass.
National currency is worth something in relation to to other currencies because it's value can be determined by inflation, interest rates, debt and quantity. BTC have NONE of those attributes, its nothing more than a collectable. and at some point someone is going to be left with a huge number of worthless 'coins'
4 hours later 32758236 Anonymous
Okay so why the fuck is it rising this fast? Surely this isn't sustainable.
4 hours later 32758249 Anonymous
>>32758219
You're pulling that out your ass though. They explicitly said they will be supporting ltc and nmc, your trading strategy is based on hope
4 hours later 32758274 Anonymous
Early miners aren't buying or selling shit you idiots, they treating their wallets as retirement fund.
4 hours later 32758275 Anonymous
>>32758257
;)
4 hours later 32758278 Anonymous
>>32758261
>regret
>rationalization that gets exhibited as a conspiracy theory
4 hours later 32758279 Anonymous
Why doesn't scriptminer work? I tryed mining LTC with reaper and it works badly but it works. When i use scryptminer with the same settings it doesn't start. What's wrong ?
4 hours later 32758280 Anonymous
>>32758043
> i'm a retard.raw
4 hours later 32758287 Anonymous
> tfw speculators are ruining my adderal currency
I liked it just the way it was. :/
4 hours later 32758312 Anonymous
Why are these things so over priced?
I want to invest at the right price.
4 hours later 32758313 Anonymous
>>32758279
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?P HPSESSID=puc9sqacpc355l04ri80pgrcf6 &topic=150331.0
Get that. If you cant work it out you're a retard
4 hours later 32758314 Anonymous
>>32758291
>>"announced"
>>informally
>>on April 1st
4 hours later 32758320 Anonymous
>>32754430
>spoilers
>>>/v/
faggot
4 hours later 32758327 Anonymous
>>32758312
You had years to invest at the right price
4 hours later 32758330 Anonymous
>>32758314
Check their IRC channel right now and ask magicaltux yourself, he's been confirming it all day
4 hours later 32758331 Anonymous
Is it possible to transfer your bitcoins from bitcoin24 to mt.gox?
4 hours later 32758340 will
Bitcoins will never succeed as a real currency in the realworld due to systemic limitations:
1) Transactions can never be instant. This is the big one, because of having to wait for confirmations, which are 10 minutes apart (approx.)
2) Trust. The whole system requires too much trust in anonymous strangers to not screw things up. Even the ones you do know cannot be trusted (look at all of the 'hacks' of various bitcoin sites) to keep things secure.
3) Instability. This one isn't inherent to the design as an intentional thing, but, it's a result of 1 and 2.
4 hours later 32758347 Anonymous
>>32758331
Bitcoins are freely movable everywhere in the bitcoin ecosystem
4 hours later 32758357 Anonymous
>>32758340
It doesn't need to be a real currency. It's true value lies in being crypto
4 hours later 32758359 Anonymous
>>32758340
Lite coin is almost instant
4 hours later 32758363 Anonymous
>>32758340
> never heard of multisig
You just need a trusted 3rd party to do multisig and promise not to double spend. Bam, instant transfers
4 hours later 32758369 Anonymous
>>32758327
But I didn't think it would come to anything it seemed like a scam.
4 hours later 32758407 will
>>32758359
"Almost" instant? Well, yes, confirmations are 4x as fast as with bitcoins, but, waiting 5 minutes at the checkout for 2 confirmations before letting the person go? Yeah, right.
>>32758357
If it's not a currency, then what the fuck is the point? Without it being a currency, all it is is a pump and dump scheme and everyone's racing it blindly to the edge right now. Bitcoins have absolutely no inherent value if they cannot be used as a primary currency - scarcity is worth nothing in and of itself if the only thing about what you're buying and selling is its artificial scarcity.
4 hours later 32758414 Anonymous
>>32758393
They're just filled with regret, so they lash out in rage, rationalizing that the reason they didn't do the same thing you did is because REASONS
4 hours later 32758421 Anonymous
>>32758385
le sent face ;)
4 hours later 32758432 Anonymous
>>32758407
>too fucking stupid to understand bitcoin multisig
If you trust visa you can trust a 3rd party multisig escrow to do instant transactions
4 hours later 32758434 Anonymous
>>32758363
Opportunity right there.
4 hours later 32758457 will
>>32758432
>Let's pay absurd fees to third parties to even spend our monies because of inherent flaws in the design.
Then there's the issue of trust again - both parties have to trust the third party to not screw things up. Easy enough if banks get in on it, but fairly hard otherwise.
4 hours later 32758463 Anonymous
>>32758407
>confirmations are 4x as fast as with bitcoins
But you have to wait for 4x the confirmations to get the same security.
4 hours later 32758494 Anonymous
>>32758457
You can handle hundreds iof multisig transactions on your fucking smartphone that shit is going to be near free
> too stupid to understand that the block delay is a teadeoff between time and stnchronization
4 hours later 32758500 Anonymous
>>32758459
>not using the tech and experiments of the past to build new, better tech
>>>/luddite/
4 hours later 32758506 Anonymous
>>32758494
Hundreds per millisecond I mean
4 hours later 32758536 will
>>32758494
Uhh. You still have to trust third parties.
Trust is earned, not automatically given, and well-trusted authorities will initially rack up some fees if it becomes a thing.
4 hours later 32758539 Anonymous
>>32758508
What's your hash rate?
4 hours later 32758544 Anonymous (1363747752390.gif 255x184 597kB)
>>32754430
>Spoilers on /g/
4 hours later 32758551 Anonymous
[spoiler]how[/spoiler]
4 hours later 32758554 Anonymous
>>32758551
You need to /v/elive.
4 hours later 32758560 will
>>32758536
Besides which, multisig isn't even a thing right now.
4 hours later 32758561 Anonymous
>>32758291
It hurts the value of btc. A lot of those coins are just needless forkes of btc code with the time modified from 10 mins to 2.5. Litecoin for example hasn't been updated for 8 months. I don't want it to become like linux distros.
>Hey I want to lean linux Micro$oft pissed me off
>Sure buddy choose between Debain, Ubuntu, Federa, suse, slackware, gen2, Red Hat, Centos
>Oh never mind ill just stick with windows.
4 hours later 32758569 Anonymous
>>32758508
Link to a guide?
4 hours later 32758584 Anonymous
>>32758553
So you were talking about LTC, right?
4 hours later 32758605 Anonymous
>>32758536
My point is that bitcoin can do instant transactions with an intermediary. The intermediary doesn't even have to know you or what you're buying. The intermediary can't spend your coins and bitcoin script can have the escrow write in an expiration that gives back full control after a set date, all this is compatible with the protocol today.
How much the escrow charges I give 0 fucks because it'll be less than visas 3% merchant fee
4 hours later 32758625 will
>>32758536
The solution, naturally, is to switch to a banking structure, where trusted third parties (like banks) will handle your bitcoins on your behalf.
The problem with that is that you've pretty much gone from independent currency to managed currency, and what have you gotten? Fees out the wazzoo, and a currency that requires tons of computer resources to keep going and sucks up electricity.
4 hours later 32758636 Anonymous
>>32758634
sent ;)
4 hours later 32758659 Anonymous
>>32758625
See >>32758605
With bitcoins you can do time locks on transactions, your solution is beyond naive. Before the time lock you can only spend coins if both you and the escrow agree (the seller trusts the escrow not to assist in a double spend attack).
4 hours later 32758661 Anonymous
>>32758393
Fucking this. I'm a poorfag and this is likely my only chance at a good life. Bring it on, market value!
4 hours later 32758664 Anonymous
>>32758636
>>32758648
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
IT NEVER GETS OLD
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
4 hours later 32758671 will
>>32758659
Exactly how the third party escrow/banking is implemented is pointless. The point is that you've given up a lot for so little by switching to bitcoins.
5 hours later 32758681 Anonymous
>>32758659
The way it works is after the time lock the escrow writes their signature for a transaction that gives you back full control of the coins. Before that date, you need the escrow's approval to spend (escrow will not approve double spend attacks)
5 hours later 32758694 Anonymous
Americlaps wake up soon
Rev up those price spikes
5 hours later 32758699 Anonymous
>>32758671
Unlike visa in this model:
Escrow cannot steal your coins
Escrow does not know who you are
Escrow does not know what you're buying
Escrow relinquishes control after a set date
5 hours later 32758700 Anonymous
>>32758393
This is why bitcoin will fail. Everybody is only after an easy dollar.
5 hours later 32758722 Anonymous
How do I buy litecoins? The BTC website doesn't want money it seems...also I don't speak ruskie.
5 hours later 32758730 Anonymous (1351126616772.gif 276x252 598kB)
>>32754830
I started trying to buy them last week when they were like $0.60. Ended up starting a bank transfer on Saturday when they were in the 70's.
No they're $5.75 and the transfer doesn't finish until tomorrow.
>mfw
5 hours later 32758735 will
>>32758699
1) If it's implemented as it seems on the surface, sure. But they could theoretically hold your bitcoins ransom for the specified period unless you do something.
2) >implying anonymous escrows would be a thing
3) >implying anonymous escrows would be a thing
4) And I can do the same thing with cash. It's called a withdrawal.
5 hours later 32758746 Anonymous
>>32758730
I know that exact feel. The market is just way too fast.
5 hours later 32758750 Anonymous
>>32758722
Buy bitcoins on bitcoin-24 if you're yuro
Buy it on bitfloor or bit instant if you're American.
Deposit bitcoins into btc-e
5 hours later 32758752 Anonymous
>>32758664
(; tnes
5 hours later 32758762 Anonymous
>>32758746
People are talking about the 'normals' getting into it, but I don't think anyone is going to bother with the amount of shit you have to go through
5 hours later 32758778 Anonymous
>>32758535
Sent ;)
5 hours later 32758782 Anonymous (!sent_;).png 600x600 7kB)
>>32758636
>>32758648
>>32758752
>>32758778
5 hours later 32758785 Anonymous
>>32758735
The period can be something like 24 hours and your client automtically renegotiates a new escrow every 24h.
The point is this is far superior than a deposit because they can't pull a Cyprus Bank steal your moneys on you.
This transaction type was literally impossible before bitcoins. Literally impossible. It's clearing without the clearing agent taking posession. Do you understand how much of a hard on this gives people that do bank/securities clearing for a living?
5 hours later 32758795 Anonymous
Can't wait till I can trade on MTGox. I hate those fucking plebs on the btc-e chat.
5 hours later 32758812 Anonymous
>>32758407
The true value of crypto currency is the whole non-centralized and anon aspects of it. When all the pump and dump is over there will still be those dependent on it for those reasons.
5 hours later 32758825 Anonymous
>>32758810
You won't. The majority of people trading now are going to be stuck once the bubble bursts.
5 hours later 32758829 Anonymous
>>32758750
Do I need the 8 hours of bitcoin setup before I can do that?
5 hours later 32758838 Anonymous
I don't think the bubble will pop until this summer.
5 hours later 32758847 Anonymous
Does anybody have screenshots of when bitcoin value crashed the first time? I just want to have a good laugh at the pseudo monetary geniuses claiming "this is what bitcoin is worth and it will NEVER go higher again. enjoy your pyramid scheme". Nice predictions, bro. They're only worth ~10x more now.
5 hours later 32758850 Anonymous
>>32758829
What setup? Do you mean downloading the blockchain? Use Electrum (instead of bitcoin-qt), you can also directly deposit into your btc-e bitcoin address from bitcoin-24 too.
5 hours later 32758855 Anonymous
When bitcoin pops everyone is going to move to LTC.
5 hours later 32758857 Anonymous
>>32758810
It's going up because people are buying
5 hours later 32758862 Anonymous (1363982156654.png 544x400 341kB)
>>32758855
Then my 0.5ltc/day won't seem so bad!
5 hours later 32758873 Anonymous
>>32758847
no one could have predicted this. it makes no sense
5 hours later 32758887 Anonymous
>>32758750
What if you are a britbong? 24 doesn't offer instant britbong services
5 hours later 32758895 Anonymous
>>32758873
Tons of people did, we just knew if we said bitcoin is going over 100 we'd be mocked and called a fucking gullible idiot
5 hours later 32758899 Anonymous
If everyone expects a "pop", then it won't happen.
They will just keep buying in when it starts to dip.
5 hours later 32758901 Anonymous
Is it true that bitcoin (and all other pseudo-currencies with it) will be crashing very soon around 150$ mark when people start majorly selling?
5 hours later 32758902 Anonymous
>>32758850
Yes, but how do you sell bitcoins for money?
Hell, how do you even buy bitcoins?
I don't have a bank account, so I put some money on a prepaid debit card. As near as I can tell I have to go through at least 4 sketchy looking websites to have any hope of buying.
Isn't there an easier way?
5 hours later 32758909 Anonymous
is give me ltc having issues? I am getting 0 kh/s
5 hours later 32758911 Anonymous
>>32758887
Do a sepa transfer and wait 3 days
5 hours later 32758913 Anonymous
>>32758902
Only two, actually. Make yourself a dwolla, transfer cash to it, and then buy bitcoins through Mt.Gox with the dwolla account.
5 hours later 32758919 Anonymous
>>32758902
Bit instant or bitfloor if you're American
5 hours later 32758920 Anonymous
>>32758899
The pop will happen when they run out of fools and new money stops entering the market.
5 hours later 32758923 Anonymous
>>32758901
yes
5 hours later 32758924 Anonymous
>All these plebs asking retarded questions and acting skeptical after dismissing bitcoin out-of-hand for years
Fuck off.
5 hours later 32758925 Anonymous
>>32758902
Man, if it is this difficult to put money into cryptocurrencies now, imagine the effects when you can go buy them at Walmart.
5 hours later 32758931 Anonymous
>>32758911
>3 days
B-B-But all the litecoin profit will be gone by then...It will be like $8 and no where near as profitable.
5 hours later 32758944 Anonymous
>>32758902
> I can't into ach transfer.
5 hours later 32758945 Anonymous
>>32758931
If you're really desperate, localbitcoins.com and buy it with cash from another asshole like a drug dealer
5 hours later 32758947 Anonymous (bitcoin 2012 crash.png 936x936 389kB)
5 hours later 32758952 Anonymous
>>32758931
Well, you should have thought about that before.
5 hours later 32758955 Anonymous
>>32758855
when bitcoin pops ltc pops as well. people who missed the bitcoin crash will try to convert to litecoins and cash out there.
5 hours later 32758959 Anonymous
>>32758925
It's not much different now from buying shares in a company or opening a forex account. The retail wing of cryptos is in its infancy.
5 hours later 32758969 Anonymous
>>32758947
10/10
5 hours later 32759000 Anonymous
>>32758947
>bitcoin 2012 crash.png
I think that happened in 2011.
5 hours later 32759042 Anonymous (bitmincraft.png 993x308 16kB)
Its happening!
5 hours later 32759048 Anonymous (wetoldyou.png 993x266 17kB)
Opps...
Its happening!
5 hours later 32759057 Anonymous
>>32759042
lel
5 hours later 32759071 Anonymous
>Implying this isn't all a scam...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4p JwUeNFk8
5 hours later 32759108 Anonymous
>>32759071
>fox and the grapes
5 hours later 32759110 Anonymous
Is the process of mining and all these hashes actually useful for anything?
5 hours later 32759111 Anonymous
>2013
>Not jumping on the litecoins bandwagon
5 hours later 32759114 Anonymous (stagesofabubble[1].png_resize=645%2.png 645x418 94kB)
Remember guise?
5 hours later 32759119 Anonymous
>>32759114
>implying this hasn't been posted since they where at $15
5 hours later 32759124 Anonymous
>>32759119
>implying it's not true
5 hours later 32759131 Anonymous
>>32759124
People thought the bubble was at $15-$30, look at them now.
5 hours later 32759132 Anonymous
>>32759124
so what point of the graph do you think we're at now?
5 hours later 32759134 Anonymous
How come my ltc.kattare pool stats keep dropping to 0?
5 hours later 32759136 Anonymous
>>32759124
>implying we have any indication of where the peak will be or even where the mean will be
5 hours later 32759141 Anonymous
>>32759131
>>32759119
No one did that.
The first talk of a bubble emerged when BitCoin hit $60.
But it wasn't there, because mainstream sites hadn't put stories up yet.
The previous bubble was fueled only after mainstream sites covered BitCoin.
This only happened to this bubble in recent days, even the BBC had an article on BitCoins.
5 hours later 32759147 Anonymous
What if someone breaks it?
5 hours later 32759155 Anonymous (1296783722156.jpg 500x500 60kB)
How the fuck do you buy or sell Bitcoins? This shit isn't supported by official banks, Paypal or anything.
I have to wait 3 days just to sell or buy this shit?
Come on man, this is just stupid.
5 hours later 32759159 Anonymous
>>32759141
There where threads on here when it was at $15 talking about it hitting it's bubble.
5 hours later 32759166 Anonymous
>>32759136
>implying that was my point
5 hours later 32759167 Anonymous
>>32759155
I forgot to mention I'm in Sweden.
5 hours later 32759169 Anonymous
>>32759141
Don't know where you were when bitcoin hit $20, but most people here were saying the crash was coming any day.
5 hours later 32759174 Anonymous
>>32759114
there's still no real media attention for bitcoins...
5 hours later 32759178 Anonymous
>You now realise this is a small scale version of the banks in 2008.
>People were getting paid 500k to do this.
IT CAN ONLY GO UP
5 hours later 32759180 Anonymous
>>32759167
Your fault for not joining the euro.
Suck it bitch
5 hours later 32759181 Anonymous
>>32759155
It used to take 3-5 days to deposit money into PayPal and they didn't take credit cards as funding for your account
5 hours later 32759186 Anonymous
>>32759180
This.
5 hours later 32759196 Anonymous (tumblr_m2i68r7cur1qh3g2y.gif 346x256 466kB)
MT.GOX IS CRASHING
OH LAWDY IT'S FINALLY HAPPENENING
RON PAUL FUNBUX NOMORE
5 hours later 32759201 Anonymous
So what's the next mining scam we move to now that bitcoins is done and litecoin is dying.
Need something that doesn't result in those huge arse block chains which will come to an issue.
5 hours later 32759221 Anonymous
>>32759201
>litecoin
>dying
It's only just begun my friend.
5 hours later 32759224 Anonymous (1363688117823.gif 404x189 703kB)
MT GOX HAS GONE DOWN
IDS HABBIDING
5 hours later 32759231 Anonymous
Holy shit. I just woke up and it's at 141!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???
Fucking hell I should have invested yesterday. I thought it was too risky.
5 hours later 32759242 Anonymous
>>32759231
It WAS risky, and it still is.
It's not that you can read the future.
5 hours later 32759245 Anonymous
>>32759231
I've been saying that it's too risky since they where at $17, I thought they would crash soon.
I regret it so much.
5 hours later 32759255 Anonymous
just bought a couple of ltc
not sure whether this was dumb or not
since mtgox ltc support was likely an april fools joke
5 hours later 32759258 Anonymous
>Last price:$141.32001
>High:$147.00000
IT'S HAPPENING
5 hours later 32759269 Anonymous
>>32759255
They are still doing it I think, they have added some litecoin stuff into their API.
5 hours later 32759284 Anonymous
>>32759255
Not a joke check their irc channel if you don't believe me
5 hours later 32759295 Anonymous (1364620820958.png 251x281 116kB)
>be euro
>can't do any of this shit
>have to wait a couple of days if I want to buy or sell
guys
what do I do
5 hours later 32759298 Anonymous
You guys do realize that as soon as the crash will start, mtgox will crash for all the transaction?
Is there an alternative graph that doesn't involve mtgox?
5 hours later 32759323 Anonymous (Immagine.png 896x776 152kB)
>>32759298
Pic related, it's not refreshing
5 hours later 32759333 Anonymous
>>32759293
Sent ;)
5 hours later 32759335 Anonymous
guys whats the best way to cash out on ltc in yurop?
btc-e has only pretty bad ways to cash out
5 hours later 32759336 Anonymous
going to sell my motorcycle to buy some cryptocurrency, should I go all litecoin or split btw LTC and BTC?
5 hours later 32759338 Anonymous
>>32759313
they don't support this shit
mt gox, bitcoin-24 etc
no site does
5 hours later 32759349 Anonymous (asdf.png 357x146 20kB)
>>32759323
It's pretty slow
5 hours later 32759362 Anonymous
ANY EURO BROS CAN TELL ME HOW TO FUCKING BUY OR SELL THIS SHIT
5 hours later 32759369 Anonymous
>>32759362
bitcoin 24
5 hours later 32759374 Anonymous
>>32759335
Convert to bitcoins on btc-e withdraw to your bitcoin-24 bitcoin deposit address, deposit into your bank account using SEPA
5 hours later 32759377 Anonymous
>>32759364
>zekere-dealer@hotmail.com
>hotmail.com
>dealer
Confirmed for retard drug seller
5 hours later 32759382 Anonymous
>>32759349
they are intentionally lagging the exchange out to prevent mass sale.
5 hours later 32759383 Anonymous
Well i have some questions.
I know that i can buy litecoins, but can i convert them back to dollars when i want to?
Where could i convert them back to dollars?
Do you think it's still worth buying litecoins atm ?
5 hours later 32759390 Anonymous
>>32759350
leStendhplsface.jpg
6 hours later 32759392 Anonymous (bitcoin-loser.jpg 625x593 56kB)
>2 months ago
>everyone telling me I was a fool for buying at $27 because they said it would crash at $30
Hey guys. How's that "crash" coming along for ya? How does it feel to miss out on the gravy train because you were too ignorant as fuck?
6 hours later 32759399 Anonymous
>>32759392
Speculation != ignorance
6 hours later 32759404 Anonymous
>>32759392
How many bitcoins did you make?
6 hours later 32759409 Anonymous
Is this whole encryption thing actually used for something?
Or is it just lots of CPUs putting work to something essentially pointless?
6 hours later 32759410 Anonymous
>>32759404
Purchase*
6 hours later 32759415 Anonymous
>>32759409
It makes it practically impossible to fake transactions
6 hours later 32759418 Anonymous
>>32759348
I hope that the cock will be uncircumcised.
>>32759392
THIS IS THE STORY OF MY LIFE OH MY GOD MY POOR LIFE
6 hours later 32759426 Anonymous (1353064665622.png 213x292 35kB)
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 1253.05s
6 hours later 32759431 Anonymous (1364198263174.jpg 863x752 134kB)
moot should create a 4chan-otc market at this moment
6 hours later 32759432 Anonymous
>>32759392
it feels good that I didn't compromise my investing fundamentals for an inherently flawed investment despite its upward movement.
good luck with your future speculations.
6 hours later 32759438 Anonymous
>>32759409
When you mine, you contribute your processing power to validate transactions. Without miners, you can't buy, sell, trade, send or receive bitcoins.
6 hours later 32759446 Anonymous
>>32759415
>>32759438
So it isn't like all this processing power is used for science or something
6 hours later 32759448 Anonymous
I told you two weeks ago that buttcoins would go up to $1000 because there is no law in place that forces journalists to disclosure
I bought 50 at $32 and I will sell them between $900 and $950 in a couple of days.
No need to be mad.
6 hours later 32759454 Anonymous
>>32759446
lolno
6 hours later 32759455 Anonymous
>>32759446
no. it's just a virtual currency.
6 hours later 32759467 Anonymous (fudge (48).jpg 600x600 27kB)
>>32759448
>implying you or anyone else knows how the market is going to go
6 hours later 32759475 Anonymous
>>32759446
No. There are services that allow you to do that however, but they are purely altruistic.
6 hours later 32759478 Anonymous
>tfw you knew about bitcoins in 2011, but only used them to buy drugs on silkroad
>tfw you could've easily spent $30000 on bitcoin when it was $2.6 and became a millionaire by now
Fuck this gay earth
6 hours later 32759479 Anonymous
>>32759467
I knew because there was no need for disclosure.
6 hours later 32759492 Anonymous
>>32759479
And that changes EVERYTHING
6 hours later 32759499 Anonymous
>>32759479
Disclosure of what?
6 hours later 32759504 Anonymous
Mtgox.com is being DDoS'd right now.
Where do I sell bitcoins?
6 hours later 32759525 Anonymous (dat lag.png 628x400 12kB)
mmmm
smells like crashing
6 hours later 32759528 Anonymous
>>32759504
Bitcoin-24
6 hours later 32759529 Anonymous
>>32759492
Yes it did retard. If journalists and people on TV weren't forced to disclose then stock markets wouldn't work.
>>32759499
People aren't allowed to talk about stock they own. They have to disclose exactly what they own before talking about it so they don't artificially talk something up and then sell. If you do this you will go to jail for decades.
6 hours later 32759530 Anonymous
>>32759504
you dont, way to join the ponzi scheme
6 hours later 32759545 Anonymous (DED.png 624x242 7kB)
>>32759504
6 hours later 32759548 Anonymous
The only reason that mtgox is offline is because amerifats are up, eating their mcdonalds for breakfast and ddosing mtgox on their overpriced macbooks.
6 hours later 32759551 Anonymous
>Be Britbong
>See the profit in litecoins
>3 days to transfer money
I'll just sit here dreaming of the money I could have made by still doing it now and buying before litecoins at $20 and regretting not doing it later.
6 hours later 32759562 Anonymous
>>32759531
Sent, keep your promese, ok? ;)
6 hours later 32759579 Anonymous
Hey guys.
Guys
How funny would it be if mtgox just...
took the money and ran?
ahahahahahah
6 hours later 32759584 Anonymous
>>32759548
stay mad frenchie
6 hours later 32759603 hack the planet
BITCOINS A SCAM
6 hours later 32759611 Anonymous
hey retards, MtGox is responsible for the lag because people just put up a massive amount of sell orders. Stupid exchanges like MtGox think this will halt things like flash crashes.
6 hours later 32759613 Anonymous
>>32759571
i would sell you two via paypal
6 hours later 32759618 Anonymous
>>32759571
i have the same question.. yurofag here
6 hours later 32759620 Anonymous (THERIDEv1.gif 1000x500 1774kB)
So, little bit inappropriate given the MTGOX crash, but whatever.
10000 hours in MSPaint!
6 hours later 32759621 Anonymous (scrot.png 1096x276 129kB)
Wow guys what the fuck
Why aren't the graph showing it?
Is there too much lag?
6 hours later 32759628 Anonymous
>>32759611
idiots don't know that HFT bots actually prevent flash crashes.
6 hours later 32759633 Anonymous
>>32759621
API are down I think.
WELP, time to sell!
6 hours later 32759639 Anonymous (30minslag.png 368x453 34kB)
Anybody else getting 30 mins of lag?
6 hours later 32759645 Anonymous
>>32759621
Seconding this?
What the hell I've got 41 minutes of lag?
WHERE DO I SEE IF IT'S HAPPENING OR NOT?
6 hours later 32759647 Anonymous
>>32759245
same here. that feel when no balls
6 hours later 32759649 Anonymous (spread em baby.png 254x24 1kB)
I'm 12 and what is this spread
6 hours later 32759650 Anonymous
>>32759621
mtgox graph is fucking useless even when it works.
use http://bitcoinity.org/markets or http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ or http://bitcoincharts.com
6 hours later 32759651 Anonymous
>>32759621
Is that real?
6 hours later 32759660 Anonymous
>>32759633
websocket feed is up but delayed
6 hours later 32759661 Anonymous
>>32759650
They relay on mtgox data retard.
6 hours later 32759670 Anonymous
>>32759645
Everytime Bitcoin has significant downwards pressure Mount Cocks increases the trading lag to one hour, effectively stopping realtime trade and making massive cash outs impossible.
6 hours later 32759673 Anonymous
>>32759621
>taking a screenshot and covering your username
>not fucking deleting it in the first place
6 hours later 32759678 Anonymous
BTC-E is down.
6 hours later 32759688 Anonymous
>using mtgox
other exchanges exist you know
some even don't suck
6 hours later 32759690 Anonymous
>>32759392
>ignorant
you were just lucky. they might as well have crashed. then you would be the one crying
6 hours later 32759691 Anonymous (Untitled.png 318x46 2kB)
fuck you
6 hours later 32759693 Anonymous (uhoh.png 1920x1040 569kB)
>>32759678
Pic related.
6 hours later 32759699 Anonymous (halp.png 1097x767 91kB)
WHAT THE FUCK.
I leave for a week and this shit happens?
6 hours later 32759703 Anonymous
So is it happening or not?
6 hours later 32759707 Anonymous
oh well, btc-e got DDoSed
6 hours later 32759709 Anonymous
>>32759649
about 30% if I had to guess
6 hours later 32759712 Anonymous
>>32759693
Fucking Cloudflare.
6 hours later 32759722 Anonymous (DDoS-network-map.jpg 710x434 186kB)
Guys. The spamhaus attackers got bored and started DDoSing bitcoin trades.
6 hours later 32759724 Anonymous
>>32759703
maybe.
6 hours later 32759727 Anonymous
>>32759688
those that don't suck have no volume
6 hours later 32759735 Anonymous
>>32756308
Humans can solve that.
P=NP ;/ div P
1 = N
6 hours later 32759736 Anonymous
>>32759703
It's habbening.
Class 3 shitstorm commencing.
6 hours later 32759740 Anonymous (1359973863265.png 512x342 174kB)
holy dicks
6 hours later 32759743 Anonymous
>>32759712
>implying that's cloudflare's fault
6 hours later 32759754 Anonymous
>>32759743
cloudflare is notorious for refusing to kick off booter sites, they shit where they eat
6 hours later 32759764 Anonymous
>>32759722
oh well, time to cash out.
6 hours later 32759778 Anonymous
>>32759722
[citation needed]
6 hours later 32759779 Anonymous (1311863865043.jpg 500x414 22kB)
>>32759722
And who would be interested in pausing all bitcoin trading right now?
6 hours later 32759782 Anonymous
Invest into Litecoin NOW.
Right NOW.
Don't loose your chance like with bitcoins!
Mt. Gox will support Litecoin starting next week!
Litecoin value will pull iron man numbers.
I repeat:
INVEST IN LITECOIN.
BUY
BUY LITECOIN
YOU CAN GET FILTHY RICH
6 hours later 32759792 Anonymous
>That burst of transactions on the visualizer
6 hours later 32759797 Anonymous
>>32759779
Someone who wants the price to drop.
Hopefully this keeps up until my bank transfer completes.
6 hours later 32759799 Anonymous
>>32759699
>keeping bitcoins in wallets that you don't controll.
>in the year of our lord 2011+2
You dense motherfuckers deserve to be burned for your stupidity. what is this like the tenth time this has happened and everyone of you mouthbreathers is like HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
6 hours later 32759800 Anonymous
>>32759769
sent ;)
6 hours later 32759801 Anonymous
>>32759778
Citation: lol I made it up. but it sure looks like a DDoS
>>32759782
Good luck with btc-e down
6 hours later 32759812 Anonymous (3tnypb.jpg 475x599 76kB)
6 hours later 32759816 Anonymous
>>32759799
I didn't leave any bitcoin there, I left euros alright?
6 hours later 32759819 Anonymous (uhoh.png 1920x1040 39kB)
>>32759693
A friend has joined them.
6 hours later 32759824 Anonymous
>>32759813
not sent >:|
6 hours later 32759825 Anonymous
>>32759812
most gold goes through COMEX too, what's your point.
6 hours later 32759841 Anonymous
>>32759819
bitcoin infrastructure is super fragile.
6 hours later 32759848 Anonymous
>>32759825
The point is that Mt. Gox has a near monopoly and if they go down people panic or if they lag trades nobody knows what the price is. The Bitcoin community is far too reliant on Mt. Gox as "THE" exchange.
6 hours later 32759856 hack the planet
itt thread you guys only talk about speculation and becoming rich
never talk about buying real shit with bitcoins or whatever
that's because its a scam
and if it doesn't burst it's still a scam, its just a ponzi scheme that doesn't stop being fed
6 hours later 32759857 Anonymous
How do you cash out?
6 hours later 32759862 Anonymous
>>32759848
Because all the others are shite
6 hours later 32759866 Anonymous
>>32759782
just invested 10k
>btw going to sue you for false financial advice if I lose it al ;)
6 hours later 32759870 Anonymous
>>32759813
(; ʇuǝs
6 hours later 32759873 Anonymous
Bitcoin nearly down in central europe, checked from our facilities in London and Frankfurt too.
Heavy DDOSing, someone is trying something here.
Are the real life banks finally acting?
Their sole interest is destroying trust.
6 hours later 32759875 Anonymous (bitcoin-market.jpg 865x534 99kB)
6 hours later 32759880 Anonymous
>>32759848
I AGREE
6 hours later 32759885 Anonymous
>>32759862
mtgox is shite as well
6 hours later 32759890 Anonymous
>>32759848
>The point is that COMEX has a near monopoly and if they go down people panic or if they lag trades nobody knows what the price is. The gold community is far too reliant on COMEX as "THE" exchange.
the only reason people don't DDoS comex is because they know they'll get their ass handed to them by the secret service. bitcoin isn't a big enough market for the feds to care, but you can bet your ass if bitcoins grow another 10-100x the feds would investigate as well.
6 hours later 32759891 Anonymous
BTC-E is back up.
6 hours later 32759897 hack the planet
>>32759879
then why buy them in the first place?
6 hours later 32759900 Anonymous
>>32759866
(;
6 hours later 32759904 Anonymous
>>32759862
bitcoin-central.net is pretty good (except they were just hacked).
6 hours later 32759908 Anonymous
is there a good ltc graph somewhere?
since ltc-e is currently fugd
6 hours later 32759914 Anonymous
>>32759897
Because they appreciate in value anon.
So you can get out more real money than you put in.
6 hours later 32759926 Anonymous
>>32759856
>never talk about buying real shit with bitcoins or whatever
You can buy real shit with Bitcoins, but it is still kinda early days.
The reason /g/ only talks about speculation is the same as why they used to only talk about mining. /g/ is cheap, lazy and poor - They want money for nothing.
6 hours later 32759928 Anonymous
>>32759856
Silk Road.
It's growing every day.
You can get EVERYTHING there and on other hidden websites.
6 hours later 32759944 hack the planet
>>32759914
yes, like I said, its a ponzi scheme
because the net worth of what is put in and out is zero, so if you're making money is because someone else is losing it
6 hours later 32759947 Anonymous
>>32759908
>google
>litecoin chart
6 hours later 32759951 Anonymous
MTGOX DOWN
>Database access error, please retry later!
ITS HAPPENING
SELL
SELL
SELL NOW
6 hours later 32759962 Anonymous
>>32759944
>is because someone else is losing it
WELCOME TO ALL TRANSACTIONS EVER IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND
6 hours later 32759963 Anonymous
Investment is just a game of hot potato. I have 20 BTC left after selling 10, and I will keep continuing to invest my lab electricity in them.
The money I've made off of them paid for my rig and electricity 4 times over.
6 hours later 32759969 Anonymous
>>32759782
What is the quickest/easiest way to buy LTC for USD?
6 hours later 32759970 Anonymous (consider.jpg 720x720 73kB)
>>32759944
That's not a Ponzi scheme, thats just speculation.
6 hours later 32759973 Anonymous
So I'm mining litecoins at about 12kh/s. That's pretty damn slow, isn't it?
6 hours later 32759974 Anonymous
>>32759951
>Mtgox is down
where the hell do you think i can sell?
6 hours later 32759981 Anonymous
>>32759897
You buy a bitcoin for $70.
Someone else wants to join the craze and buy one. You sell him that buttcoin for $75. You made $5.
Repeat until new people stop coming. Last one that bought them loses everything (and pays for the other ones' wins). It's like a fun friendly game.
6 hours later 32759984 Anonymous
>>32759973
Yep.
6 hours later 32759987 Anonymous
>>32759944
Yeah, because it's not like the real world economy is based on that!
Get out retard.
6 hours later 32760002 Anonymous
>>32759944
That's how the real stock exchange works.
6 hours later 32760010 Anonymous
>>32759928
>You can get EVERYTHING there
Last time I checked there were drugs and inane shit. Is there anything interesting now? Guns don't count.
6 hours later 32760012 Anonymous
>>32759504
https://metabank.ru/
6 hours later 32760013 Anonymous
>>32760006
Fuck off.
6 hours later 32760014 Anonymous
It's dying!
QUICK, SOMEONE WITH A DEFIBRILLATOR
6 hours later 32760017 hack the planet
>>32759962
the difference is nothing is being produced
so people get money from others without giving anything back, i.e. fooling others out of their money
6 hours later 32760021 Anonymous
>>32760002
Except you are investing in companies who produce goods and services.
6 hours later 32760024 Anonymous (1281013904093.jpg 391x461 27kB)
>>32759987
And look how well it turned out.
6 hours later 32760027 Anonymous
So from what I gather the miners do the work of the bank transferring the coins and all that jazz I get that but what calculations were the early miners doing? And what are these calculations?
6 hours later 32760038 Anonymous
>>32760017
>the difference is nothing is being produced
WELCOME TO THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Are you literally retarded?
6 hours later 32760043 Anonymous (1364814592923.jpg 200x252 6kB)
Eurofag (Sweden)
where do I sell and buy bitcoins/litecoins?
6 hours later 32760045 Anonymous
>>32760021
Get the fuck out of here and gb2 >>>/http://www.nasdaq.com/
6 hours later 32760046 Anonymous
>>32760027
Genesis block.
6 hours later 32760051 Anonymous
>>32760045
Facts hurt your brain?
6 hours later 32760055 Anonymous
bitcoin will never crash
even at the tiniest drop people start buying and then it keeps rising. I am going to invest all my savings.
6 hours later 32760063 Anonymous
>>32760043
Eurofag here too, what's the best way to buy litecoins?
6 hours later 32760064 Anonymous
>>32759981
>fun friendly
>fun
fun is just a buzzword when you can't actually think any real seasons why bitcoins are good, don't buy them
Either way, being amused and entertained with something and being immersed with mt.gox is not the same thing
6 hours later 32760070 Anonymous
>>32760038
Wrong. Companies on the stock exchange do actually make things and provide services.
Bitcoin miners don't do anything of value for society.
6 hours later 32760072 Anonymous
The only legit profit you make from stock exchanges are the slight increases in value while you have shares.
Everything else is taken from other people.
6 hours later 32760084 Anonymous (1278796442736.jpg 353x353 25kB)
>>32760055
>real estate will never crash
>even at the tiniest drop people start buying and then it keeps rising. I am going to invest all my savings.
>Hell no, I am going to invest EVERYONE's savings
6 hours later 32760087 Anonymous
>transfer 22 bitcoins to Mt.Gox 3 hours ago
>wait for confirmations like a happy camper
>get to 6 confirmations, no change in Gox balance
>11 confirmations still nothing
>20 confirmations, send them email
>check now, Mt.Gox is down
>33 confirmations
>no email
>no Mt.Gox
>no bitcoins
Oh well. They were leftovers that I mined 2 years ago and I figured I may as well cash in now and buy a Macbook or two. Bitcoin is probably going to crash hard when it's back up.
6 hours later 32760089 Anonymous
>>32760043
>>32760043
>>32760043
>>32760043
>>32760043
>>32760043
6 hours later 32760094 Anonymous
>>32760063
bitcoin-24 deposit. SEPA if you can wait 3 days, sofort if your bank supports it and you don't mind the fees.
convert to bitcoins on bitcoin-24
withdraw bitcoins from bitcoin-24 to your btc-e bitcoin deposit address.
6 hours later 32760096 Anonymous
>>32760070
Whatever, more free money for me, dude.
6 hours later 32760105 Anonymous
>>32760072
>implying zero sum
6 hours later 32760114 Anonymous
>>32760070
Like if the speculator cares about that.
6 hours later 32760117 SPURDO
>>32759981
BYRAMID SCGEME :d
6 hours later 32760121 Anonymous
>>32760027
The calculations are essentially brute-forcing a hashing algorithm to complete a block. Once this block is complete, it can be added to the blockchain and the address specified by the person successful in brute forcing will receive the block reward (currently 25BTC + fees, was 50 BTC back then). The difficulty of brute forcing this hash is set arbitrarily by the BTC network as the result of a P2P consensus, and this number is chosen such that a block is "mined" every 10 minutes.
6 hours later 32760125 Anonymous (fug.jpg 1857x351 75kB)
what the fuck is up with mtgox?
the graph is just a line
6 hours later 32760128 Anonymous (1363808670286.gif 500x282 474kB)
>>32760055
Meanwhile, in the real world, BitCoin has already crashed once.
Please type like a literate person before investing 'all your savings' in a bubble of a currency backed by nothing but speculation.
6 hours later 32760129 Anonymous
>>32760070
Bitcoins have value to society because people are willing to pay for them. That's it, that's the only way you can determine whether something has value to society or not.
6 hours later 32760134 Anonymous
>>32760125
It's down.
6 hours later 32760140 Anonymous
>>32760125
It's dead bro.
6 hours later 32760147 Anonymous
>>32760087
Nah, enjoy your $3k.
6 hours later 32760150 Anonymous
>>32760125
>Mtgox is dead
it's happening, that's it gents, it's over, the game is over, you lost
6 hours later 32760153 Anonymous
>>32759620
Now make a video with this music!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHNd C4BFkjI&t=1m16s
6 hours later 32760160 Anonymous
>>32760125
It's over guys.
You can go home now.
6 hours later 32760161 Anonymous
Hey, I'll pay bitcoins for some drawings. Draw a picture of a kid in a light blue shirt and really dark red hair screaming and running away from a squidward (spongebob character) that is committing suicide.
Put your address with the drawing.
6 hours later 32760163 Anonymous
>>32760125
>100 replies talking on how mtgox is down
>ask a question disregarding all the thread
You fags are the worst.
6 hours later 32760166 Anonymous
someone just sold 650 bit coins
6 hours later 32760168 Anonymous
mtgox ticker is stuck at 141.32 for an hour now, i wonder what the fuck happens when they restart it again?
6 hours later 32760179 Anonymous
>>32760087
whats with all the people finding out that they had bitcoins they forgot about. i want to stumble upon long forgotten bitcoins too ;_;
6 hours later 32760180 Anonymous
>>32759478
You wouldn't have been able to buy 10,000 coins without driving the price way up.
6 hours later 32760194 Anonymous
>>32760129
I don't agree with that. There is objective value in a company that produces clean water for developing nations. Bitcoins are not objectively valuable, their value exists insofar as people dump money into it.
When you create value out of nothing, it will just as easily become worthless in the same snap of your fingers.
6 hours later 32760202 Anonymous
>>32760129
sure, they have some use value in terms of their anonymity. but that value is nowhere near the price we're seeing btc at right now. the price reflects a shitton of speculation.
6 hours later 32760204 Anonymous
mtgox works now for me but their own price feed doesn't.
i'm scared to put in a market order, who knows where it will end up.
6 hours later 32760214 Anonymous
>>32760201
No
6 hours later 32760215 Anonymous
>>32760168
It's at like 136 now
6 hours later 32760236 Anonymous
>>32760215
how do you know
6 hours later 32760240 Anonymous (moneycount.jpg 640x427 34kB)
>all these people trying to invest in litecoin
>not waiting for Bitcoin to drop
6 hours later 32760244 Anonymous
someone just sold 3000 bitcoins
bye bye bitcoins, your about to pop
6 hours later 32760245 Anonymous
>>32759866
I sir an a Lawyer!
What is the name of the person you want to sue?
You don't know?
I have better things to do son.
>not actually a lawyer but that's how I imagine it would go down.
6 hours later 32760250 Anonymous
>>32760194
>Objective value
This may sound edgy, but no, developing clean water for developing nations is not objective value. It's only valuable to the people who really want to see those developing nations do better.
It's like you don't now anything about supply and demand.
6 hours later 32760253 Anonymous
>>32760228
>>32760244
lol
6 hours later 32760257 Anonymous
>>32760240
>bitcoins
>dropping
6 hours later 32760263 Anonymous
>>32760244
>>32760228
>$3000
>doing anything
6 hours later 32760266 Anonymous (1322126002010.jpg 300x220 7kB)
Boot live CD
install client
decrypt wallet.dat
synchronize with network
Fuck why does this take so long.
6 hours later 32760269 Anonymous
I got a reply for my email, >>32760087 here.
>Hello,
>Due to slow network, bitcoin deposits are delayed at the moment. We are working to resolve this and deposit speed should appear after 6 confirmations as usual. Our apologies once again for the delay and inconvenience caused. Thank you for your patience while we work to resolve this.
>Thanks,
>MtGox.com Team
okay.jpg
>>32760179
The 20 BTC wallet is older than 3 July 2011. I mined them with 2x 5770 and 1x 5830 before the first crash. I sold 3 bitcoins at $27 a piece, and continued to mine for a couple of weeks even though the price had crashed. I sold the vidyo cards and broke even with the leftover bitcoins in the bank that I just left untouched.
6 hours later 32760272 Anonymous
>>32759944
It's not a ponzi scheme because there is no guarantee that you'll get rich nigger.
6 hours later 32760273 Anonymous
>>32760240
>invest in Litecoins
>wait for Bitcoin to drop
>sell LTC for BTC
6 hours later 32760276 Anonymous (d.png 1541x336 37kB)
>dis stability
6 hours later 32760277 Anonymous
>>32760250
It doesn't sound edgy but I don't think it's correct.
Life has objective value (IMO) and helping people live longer is objectively valuable.
We may have to agree to disagree.
6 hours later 32760297 Anonymous
>>32760276
Looks like it's leveled out and we can safely use Bitcoins to buy pizza now.
6 hours later 32760310 Anonymous
>>32760202
There isn't a definition of value outside of price. Even food could have no value, if no one wants to eat anymore and just want to starve to death, for an extreme example.
6 hours later 32760318 Anonymous
>>32760263
I meant 3000 bitcoins, not $3000 worth.
Thats $435,000 cash out
7 hours later 32760327 Anonymous
>>32759579
We know who they are.
I doubt they could hide, considering they manage a volume of seveal hundred million of dollars.
7 hours later 32760328 Anonymous
>>32760289
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760333 Anonymous
>>32760318
That's...
That's absurd.
People earn like 5 to 9 millions in their lifetime.
7 hours later 32760337 Anonymous
>>32760310
That's the worst example since eating is a biological need and is inherently important to survival, making it a high priority and giving it value.
Value doesn't even have to include money.
7 hours later 32760338 Anonymous (pop.jpg 495x285 25kB)
7 hours later 32760351 Anonymous (art.jpg 955x706 75kB)
>>32760161
12s3o8m482JNQsYXQwNyRMfb686KvL4fnA
7 hours later 32760358 Anonymous
>>32760310
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_ (economics)
erm. no, they're different words. in 2007, a house's value was much lower than it's market price. that's the definition of a bubble, when price ramps up far beyond the underlying value of that asset.
7 hours later 32760366 Anonymous
>>32760351
Already got one see >>32760289
If someone can make me a really really well drawn one ill pay more.
7 hours later 32760367 Anonymous
>>32760351
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760369 Anonymous
>>32760351
He asked for the kid to wear a light blue shirt, can't you read?
Other than that 9/10 sent ;)
7 hours later 32760376 Anonymous
>>32760337
You are attaching value to survival. Clearly, wanting to live is not a universal, objective value, otherwise suicide would never happen.
7 hours later 32760388 Anonymous
>>32760266
disk io
>spin up a ram disk.
7 hours later 32760389 Anonymous
>>32760376
Those are fringe cases and people who commit suicide are generally mentally unstable.
Well-adjusted people want to survive to old age. This is objectively true.
7 hours later 32760393 Anonymous
>>32760358
The underlying value being the equilibrium point of supply and demand right?
7 hours later 32760407 Anonymous
>>32760389
Objective implies that is universal. At least to me, an objective value would have to be true to every single human that ever existed.
7 hours later 32760430 Anonymous
Someone having a node installed?
How big is it now?
7 hours later 32760433 Anonymous
>>32757107
You posted an ugly bitch so no.
7 hours later 32760447 Anonymous
The Jews won't update their servers,even after that previous mini crash due to lag...even though they're raking in the cash.
7 hours later 32760448 Anonymous
bitcoin goes through this kind of thing every few months with zero transparency and people expect it to be a currency? are you fucking neckbeards delusional? o right you are
7 hours later 32760449 Anonymous
I want to invest in Litecoins, as they're growing quite quickly. But none of the exchanges which sell Litecoins accept PayPal or a straight up credit card payment; you need to go through convoluted payment services which require you to have an account with one of a handful of banks/a proof of your ID and address.
Is there any easier way to buy Litecoins? Is there an exchange which will accept deposits to buy LTC which doesn't make you do this shit?
7 hours later 32760464 Anonymous
>>32754430
Thank you, based mod, for finally containing the Bitcoin threads.
7 hours later 32760468 Anonymous
US Govt consider buttcoins illegal, will shut down the buttcoins scam soon.
7 hours later 32760481 Anonymous
>>32760436
>>32760454
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760500 Anonymous
>>32760468
FinCEN says otherwise.
>A person that creates units of this convertible virtual currency and uses it to purchase real or virtual goods and services is a user of the convertible virtual currency and not subject to regulation as a money transmitter.
http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs /guidance/html/FIN-2013-G001.html
fincen is responsible for money transmission (think Western Union), mtgox is also exempt because they teamed up with a bank, banks are exempt from most money transmission regulation
7 hours later 32760506 Anonymous
>>32760407
Objectivity is generally based on parameters. Things can be subjective in some ways and objective in others, based on the parameters.
Like my example before, for well-adjusted people, across the board, they would choose to live instead of die. This is objectively true, even if in some cases when the parameters are shifted (someone has mental problems) it is not the case.
This is just my worldview though.
7 hours later 32760508 Anonymous
>>32760454
>>32760436
>>32760351
>>32760289
Sent ;)
7 hours later 32760512 Anonymous
>>32760393
are you saying that bitcoin markets are acting rationally right now? were houses priced rationally in 2007?
7 hours later 32760521 Anonymous (Screenshot (51) (Blacked Out).png 850x586 30kB)
poorfags didn't invest in buttcoins after the last crash. Suck it niggas.
7 hours later 32760528 Anonymous
>>32760468
>shutting down bitcoin
>shutting down anything p2p
7 hours later 32760532 Anonymous
any bets to what the price falls to?
last time with went from $30 to like $5
my guys is $150 to $30
kind of symatry in the world
7 hours later 32760538 Anonymous
>>32760521
>obvious screenshot editing
7 hours later 32760544 Anonymous (Screen Shot 2013-04-03 at 5.46.45 PM.png 372x96 20kB)
aight m8
7 hours later 32760549 Anonymous
>>32760521
shopped wallet
>>32760532
guess
7 hours later 32760562 Anonymous
>>32760521
hey
hey you
How big is the blockchain folder right now?
7 hours later 32760571 Anonymous
mtgox is down that's why bitcoinity.org isn't updated
7 hours later 32760572 Anonymous
>>32760521
that 0
7 hours later 32760573 Anonymous
Mods deleted the LTC thread
7 hours later 32760574 Anonymous
>>32760521
le tricked face
7 hours later 32760590 Anonymous (1289511331121.png 203x210 5kB)
Can you short Bitcoins?
7 hours later 32760607 Anonymous (s.png 352x91 4kB)
>>32760571
IBS HABBIDING
7 hours later 32760610 Anonymous
LTC IS CRASHING
LTC IS CRASHING
LTC IS CRASHING
LTC IS CRASHING
LTC IS CRASHING
LTC IS CRASHING
7 hours later 32760617 Anonymous (5123415.jpg 369x309 56kB)
>>32760590
came here wondering that myself
7 hours later 32760630 Anonymous
>>32760610
Fucking Mt. Jew
7 hours later 32760647 Anonymous
>>32760637
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760670 Anonymous
14:39 <@MagicalTux> actually system went down only for a short time, right now it's kept down by all the people trying to access anyway
14:41 <@MagicalTux> synchronize: blocked service fully until things settle down, and will resume it
on #mtgox@freenode
7 hours later 32760677 Anonymous
This is so fucking stupid, you can't buy this shit if you're from Europe.
7 hours later 32760682 Anonymous
>>32760677
blockchain.info
7 hours later 32760684 Anonymous
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760688 Anonymous
>>32760677
bitcoin-24
7 hours later 32760698 Anonymous
>>32760673
We're getting there but not quite what I was looking for.
7 hours later 32760703 Anonymous
>>32760693
mods gon delete your post
7 hours later 32760707 Anonymous
>>32760690
Is that ultros with a broomstick?
sent ;)
7 hours later 32760709 Anonymous
>>32760448
Zero transparacy??
are you retarded?
when you run the bitcoin client you have a record of every transaction in the history of bitcoin!!!
7 hours later 32760745 Anonymous
BTC at $98 at BTC-E
SELL SELL SELL. the bubble is bursting
7 hours later 32760746 Anonymous
butt coins
7 hours later 32760752 Anonymous
>>32760745
HOLY FUCK IT'S LEGIT
7 hours later 32760774 Anonymous
>>32760449
Anyone?
7 hours later 32760775 Anonymous
>>32760739
you are not allowed to tell people you are a janitor ;)
7 hours later 32760789 Anonymous (delusion.png 336x383 29kB)
7 hours later 32760797 Anonymous
>>32760328
I just got the notification.
Thanks ;O
7 hours later 32760799 Anonymous
>>32760789
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
7 hours later 32760804 Anonymous (Obama election momentum.png 1306x612 329kB)
>>32760789
I wish I'd screencap more posts on 4chan.
Especially /pol/, half the board is delusional.
7 hours later 32760810 Anonymous
Guys why isn't the price changing?
7 hours later 32760811 Anonymous
Signs of life from Gox
7 hours later 32760828 Anonymous
$123 a coin
7 hours later 32760831 Anonymous
>>32760811
How much do I have to put in "Price per coin in USD" for them to sell?
7 hours later 32760835 Anonymous (itshapbenbing.png 872x42 5kB)
7 hours later 32760836 Anonymous
>>32760828
130 m8
7 hours later 32760838 Anonymous
how the fuck do i move USD from mtgox to btc-e?
they don't seem to accept mtgox coupons directly
7 hours later 32760844 Anonymous
>>32760804
/pol/ is the best honeypot for retards and nutcases second only after /b/
7 hours later 32760845 Anonymous
>>32760828
says 141.60 for me
7 hours later 32760851 Anonymous
>>32760844
BitInstant
7 hours later 32760852 Anonymous
GOX IS BACK
7 hours later 32760856 Anonymous (happening.gif 312x213 996kB)
GUYS
7 hours later 32760861 Anonymous
>>32760844
And like /b/ it leaks and infects everything.
7 hours later 32760862 Anonymous
>>32760851
Wat?
7 hours later 32760867 Anonymous
>>32760835
old 0/10
7 hours later 32760875 Anonymous
When will the bubble burst /g/. The price has been holding steady all morning. When all the americans get on later today the price will probably go up.
7 hours later 32760877 Anonymous
Anyone know of any place other than bitfinex that will allow me to short bitcoins?
7 hours later 32760882 Anonymous
>>32760867
I actually just took that screenshot. No idea how accurate it is though.
7 hours later 32760883 Anonymous
>>32760867
They're euros bro.
7 hours later 32760885 Anonymous
My mtgox app on my phone says that its at $141, is this up to date?
7 hours later 32760890 Anonymous
>>32760875
Not until after 200
7 hours later 32760898 Anonymous
>>32760875
It's bursting now. People are flooding the market with coins.
However, it will be a slow burst due to the new popularity
7 hours later 32760901 Anonymous
>>Mtgox trading engine lag: 4333.21s
Massive backlog of orders needs to be processed. You couldn't panic-sell now even if you wanted to.
7 hours later 32760905 Anonymous
>>32760709
zero transparency as in what is going on right now
what is happening to the biggest if not the only legitimate trading post for this currency?
what is happening? can you answer that question?
7 hours later 32760909 Anonymous
>>32760901
No, the site is down.
7 hours later 32760927 Anonymous
IT BEGINS
7 hours later 32760930 Anonymous
>>32760909
It's come back to life, dumbass.
7 hours later 32760934 Anonymous
>>32760909
It's up. Orders are catching up. Look at the charts.
7 hours later 32760936 Anonymous
>>32760905
>implying NASDAQ explains why they go down.
why did FB's IPO fuckup? oh right nobody knows because they kept that shit under wraps.
7 hours later 32760941 Anonymous
>>32760930
The API feeds haven't.
7 hours later 32760947 Anonymous
>>32760941
Sure have.
7 hours later 32760969 Anonymous (Bubble not.png 584x413 50kB)
>>32760936
FB's IPO fucked up because no one thought a company with $1bn yearly earnings can support a $100bn valuation.
Which is the same as every other internet startup these days.
7 hours later 32760986 Anonymous
>>32760936
NASDAQ had to pay tens of millions for their screwup of the FB IPO though.
7 hours later 32760990 Anonymous
Holy fuck Mt.Gox asking about on /g/
He even said that the problem was resolved now
>>32757807
>>32757807
>>32757807
>>32757807
>>32757807 >>32757807
7 hours later 32760997 Anonymous
>>32760969
>i have no idea what i'm talking about.
i'm talking about the fact that trades didn't execute for HOURS on their IPO, they gave some bullshit reason from their "investigation" but really no one knows why.
reminder that people like this are the ones who hate bitcoin, absolutely no real financial knowledge, only a product of the Dunning-Kruger Effect
7 hours later 32761015 Anonymous
DOWN SHE GOES
7 hours later 32761019 Anonymous
>>32760990
i know it's a joke, but mtgox i think uses prolexic, they wouldn't be asking /g/
7 hours later 32761049 Anonymous
holy shit, $80
glad my order went through
7 hours later 32761068 Anonymous
>>32761015
this...? I think it will fall now from 140$
I think it will be a slight dip to 110-120, it will go back up to 135 soon and then fall after staying around there for a while. I wonder how wrong I'll be when I look at this post again soon.
7 hours later 32761072 Anonymous
>>32761024
>hey, i can sell you namecoins, oh thanks for sending me cash via paypal, heres your bitcoins
5 minutes later
>wtf why is the money gone from a dispute?
7 hours later 32761093 Anonymous
>>32760997
Yeh, the nasdaq wouldn't be trying to compensate investors if it was merely an evaluation problem.
I watched it live, eveyone expected FB to start trading, and then nothing happened. Then the nasdaq would push back the start time and still nothing would happen.
No one knew how many of or if their orders were going through at all.
7 hours later 32761098 Anonymous
>>32761068
once i had a pet dragon named sniffles.
i can make shit up too.
7 hours later 32761121 Anonymous
>>32761093
They never compensated investors, only institutions who got fucked by the order system malfunctions.
7 hours later 32761128 Anonymous
>>32760087 here again. I got $240. Yay!
They're still in Mt.Gox I guess, but I'll transfer them after the main pack of 20 bitcoins hits my balance and I can sell the whole deal.
7 hours later 32761133 Anonymous
>>32761098
>I can make shit up too
The Hell? Anon was just giving his opinion.
7 hours later 32761135 Anonymous
>>32761093
yeah it was a hilarious clusterfuck. only their stock was fucking up to, the rest of the exchange had no problems at all.
rumor was individuals got pissed at how FB ran their IPO (hint: they made banks bid against each other and refused to pay for anything, it's one of the cheapest large IPOs in history) and someone sabotaged the fuck out of it.
7 hours later 32761141 Anonymous (1362328407135.jpg 426x282 75kB)
>be europoor
>cant buy or sell
What do
7 hours later 32761149 Anonymous
>>32761141
>be from England
>can buy and sell fine
7 hours later 32761151 Anonymous
>>32761141
Don't buy and don't sell.
7 hours later 32761157 Anonymous
>>32761133
sorry i'll try to be more constructive next time, but anon didn't provide any arguments for his theory
7 hours later 32761171 Anonymous
>>32761151
fuck you retard
>>32761149
right, England is the only European country guys :)
7 hours later 32761179 Anonymous
>>32761141
bitcoin-24
7 hours later 32761180 Anonymous
>bitcoin can't crash again because last time it was caused by mtGox getting hacked
Oh god my sides
7 hours later 32761181 Anonymous
I've sent BTC to mtgox over an hour ago, still no sign of them.
What gives?
7 hours later 32761182 Anonymous
>>32761149
how
how do I buy litecoins with the queens money.
I was going to buy at 0.5$ but didnt want to go though dodgy russian sites
too late now though - ill probs go gamble it on some penny stocks instead :(((
7 hours later 32761198 Anonymous
>>32761182
https://btc-e.com/
Litecoins have just dropped 40 cents in past few minutes.
7 hours later 32761199 Anonymous
>>32759110
I don't think so, but this gave me an idea.
Imagine the hashes are folding @ home problems.
Earn money AND cure cancer!
7 hours later 32761202 Anonymous
>>32761181
mtgox usually requires 6 confirmations first
7 hours later 32761204 Anonymous
>>32761180
Who ever claimed that?
7 hours later 32761206 Anonymous
>>32761179
not
for
europe
or
for
europeans
7 hours later 32761227 Anonymous
>>32759178
Holy fuck, my faith in humanity...
7 hours later 32761228 Anonymous
>>32761199
no. just no. the reason bitcoin uses sha256 is because it is EASY TO VERIFY but DIFFICULT TO COMPUTE.
for folding@home problems, verification is just as difficult as computation.
7 hours later 32761236 Anonymous (rule.jpg 350x53 20kB)
>sticky for a ponzi scheme
7 hours later 32761242 Anonymous (1359668564322.jpg 800x600 65kB)
Hello bitcoin thread!
I missed the bitcoin. I missed it. I feel horrible regret. I thought you were messing around about a week ago saying it's beyond 100$, now I fucking realize it's size.
What do I do now? Buy litecoin?
Any explanation for what should I do now?
7 hours later 32761246 Anonymous
>>32761236
buttcoins are perfectly legal
7 hours later 32761251 Anonymous
>>32761242
Don't get involved. Get a job.
7 hours later 32761260 Anonymous
>>32761236
>4chan accepts bitcoin themselves
>FinCEN says bitcoins are legal
>hurr durr i'm going to cry about the rules
get reckt
7 hours later 32761262 Anonymous
>>32761206
what? it's based in germany and supports SEPA transfers
7 hours later 32761270 Anonymous
>>32761236
I see some conflict there
Given the ironic nature of the sticky, it's infinitely better than all those BitCoin threads, which actually advertise in picture and motivate to invest
7 hours later 32761279 Anonymous
>>32761270
..though.*
7 hours later 32761282 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-wX BSKL_Io#t=1m04s can't wait for mtgox to catch up
7 hours later 32761289 Anonymous
>>32761242
is you be able to mine the LTC? (decent AMD GPU)
7 hours later 32761297 Anonymous
>>32761282
it's gonna be an epic drop :D
7 hours later 32761298 Anonymous
>>32761289
Yes
7 hours later 32761311 Anonymous
>>32761141
You need to SEPA transfer, I use bitstamp.
Buy BTC and trade on BTC-e.
It's going to take you a couple of days but if you want to get started you have to take action sometime.
7 hours later 32761313 Anonymous
>>32761289
Nope am depending on buying, shitty intel
7 hours later 32761320 Anonymous
>>32761270
>4chan pass supports bitcoin
boo hoo are you going to cry about that too
7 hours later 32761324 Anonymous
Whichis the best payment method for adding USD to btc-e? Which one is the most trustworthy?
7 hours later 32761336 Anonymous
>>32761324
get bitcoins, deposit bitcoins into btc-e
7 hours later 32761347 Anonymous
>>32761313
I guess LTC are acceptable to bid on, never spend too much on something like this since the value can plummet any time.
7 hours later 32761349 Anonymous
>>32761320
If moot kept those coins in his wallet and didn't sell them he is now most likely very rich.
7 hours later 32761354 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UKC 7iaBKvs&list=PLNK_isA40yp3U_xMFW4Fu 9Pn3_KR_b9zx&index=2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fvS YT7vhQY
8 hours later 32761365 Anonymous
>>32761347
Ok I will invest around 20$. Where's the best to buy from? thank btw
8 hours later 32761371 Anonymous
>>32761365
https://btc-e.com/
8 hours later 32761375 Anonymous
I'm dropping $100 on PPCoins. I have a feeling people are going to notice it in the next few days and it'll have a burp up like Litecoins.
8 hours later 32761391 Anonymous
>>32761355
sent %P
8 hours later 32761400 Anonymous
>>32761375
PPCoins are a fucking waste of time. The reason LTC and NMC got so much attention the past two days is because mtgox will probably be adding them, no such thing for peepeecoins.
8 hours later 32761407 Anonymous
Doesn't this insane volatility make BTC useless as a currency? I mean how can anyone set prices if the currency may be +/- 20% different the next day?
8 hours later 32761422 Anonymous
>>32761407
Exactly. It has to crash. Hopefully it'll be less volatile afterwards
8 hours later 32761425 Anonymous
>>32761400
they already got attention before that
8 hours later 32761427 Anonymous
>>32761407
Yes.
8 hours later 32761430 Anonymous
>>32761375
>PeePee Coins
Im too high for this shit dont let it be real.
8 hours later 32761432 Anonymous
>>32761400
Of course theyre a waste of time, but people are idiots and will notice the exchange rate soon. I just swapped 6ghash over to it and my estimated returns are almost $200/day
8 hours later 32761433 Anonymous
>>32761407
silkroad seems to compensate automatically fine if you look into how they work. i don't buy from there but check out how they do things.
8 hours later 32761441 Anonymous
>>32761420
i'm pretty sure he has an option to keep a percentage in bitcoins in bit-pay, though
8 hours later 32761457 Anonymous
>>32761407
its is a useless currency - nothing wrong with making a quick buck though.
99% of people who hold bitcoins are not doing it because they see it as a viable currency
8 hours later 32761466 Anonymous
>>32761432
oh if you're doing it for mining, by all means.
http://dustcoin.com/
mine whatever gives you the highest percentage and sell that shit.
8 hours later 32761475 Anonymous
>>32761457
thats not true
im definitely holding coins now to make a quick buck but that doesnt mean that i think it wont work as a currency, wtf
8 hours later 32761487 Anonymous (halppls.jpg 1088x490 267kB)
Please help me with my litecoin mining, think of it as helping the mentally retarded
So basically, I'm using P2Pool and ScryptMiner, can someone just check my picture and make sure it's not bad? My % keeps on going up and down
8 hours later 32761488 Anonymous
>>32761466
You've been shilling the shit out of that site, but I really like it. Carry on, anon.
8 hours later 32761497 Anonymous
Has anyone sold their coins in btce to overcome the lag?
8 hours later 32761507 Anonymous
>>32761433
I wonder how it works
8 hours later 32761511 Anonymous
Won't LTC become bigger because of specialty chips for BTC will be in the hands of miners,and everyone who was on BTC would switch over?
8 hours later 32761523 Anonymous
>>32761488
It's literally the difference between making $10/day and $30/day. why wouldn't I be pointing that out haha
8 hours later 32761528 Anonymous
We should Pool our money to buy one of them 15 thousand dollar Chines AVALON unites. Whos with me? we each toss in 100 bucks.
8 hours later 32761529 Anonymous
Spoilers
[spoiler]on g[/spoiler]
8 hours later 32761532 Anonymous
>>32761336
How long would that whole process take?
8 hours later 32761541 Anonymous
>>32761433
This is just serving as a proxy for USD, though, sorta like paypal.
8 hours later 32761548 Anonymous
>>32761511
no. mining is already not profitable because of people with mining farms and botnets
8 hours later 32761549 Anonymous
>>32761532
many days. you're better off buying gpus at your local brick and mortar, mining an alternate currency with a high exchange, and selling it for bitcoins.
8 hours later 32761561 Anonymous
>>32761532
if you use bitfloor or bitinstant in the USA? or sofort on bitcoin-24? not too long.
if you need to do a SEPA transfer on bitcoin-24? probably a couple days.
8 hours later 32761565 Anonymous
mfw i put 2k into bitcoin when it was at around 12 USD now I just sold for more than 100,000 dlls MFW i'm only 22
8 hours later 32761577 Anonymous
>>32761182
HOW DO YOU DEPOSIT MONEY.
PLEASE TELL ME.
I'M SO SICK OF GOING THROUGH THESE CONVOLUTED WIRE SERVICES WHO NEED EVERY DOCUMENT I HAVE TO VERIFY EVERYTHING ARRGH FUCK
8 hours later 32761579 Anonymous
>>32761541
the point is it works.
8 hours later 32761582 Anonymous
>>32761528
How about I toss your salad instead?
8 hours later 32761595 Anonymous
>>32761582
GET REKT
8 hours later 32761601 Anonymous
>>32761528
And then? Then we have a useless AVALON unit for 15k USD. Not more.
8 hours later 32761619 Anonymous
>>32761579
Suppose so, but if this is the only purpose it serves I see no reason why it won't be legislated out of existence once some affected party buys enough U.S. congressmen to make it happen.
8 hours later 32761620 Anonymous
>>32761579
Well, not really. It works as a transaction mechanism, but fails completely as a currency.
8 hours later 32761623 Anonymous
>>32761561
I am simply trying to determine the quickest way to convert my usd into litecoins.
8 hours later 32761628 Anonymous
>>32761565
mfw no proof
8 hours later 32761630 Anonymous
the short stutters we're getting out of mtgox are lovely, it's like watching a train derailing in slow motion
8 hours later 32761632 Anonymous
>>32761619
>implying Satoshi Nakamoto isn't a team of cryptographers at the NSA
8 hours later 32761641 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-03 at 11.45.22).png 314x522 44kB)
>please kill me it hurts to live
8 hours later 32761652 Anonymous (Wallet.png 866x589 25kB)
>mfw I made 4€ of bits out of 10€ of coal.
8 hours later 32761663 Anonymous
$2950 in my Mt.Gox account, I made a small fortune. Yay.
8 hours later 32761679 Anonymous
>>32761652
>mfw your gay
8 hours later 32761680 Anonymous
>>32761632
Which would mean that bit coin will not collapse.
dat 200 THz combined super computer.
With the total out put of all miners we could cure cancer and shiteeeeeee
8 hours later 32761688 Anonymous
>>32761630
>mtgox runs out of reserves
>fakes a DoS
8 hours later 32761691 Anonymous
>>32761630
i expected it to crash but this is still @140
8 hours later 32761693 Anonymous
Gonna transfer coins to btce to buy litecoins until this whole thing resolves itself
8 hours later 32761698 Anonymous
>not mining litecoins on your university's super computer
8 hours later 32761706 Anonymous
>>32761691
The trend is actually UP!
8 hours later 32761726 Anonymous
>>32761228
Ahk, I know nothing about how this works.
8 hours later 32761727 Anonymous
>>32761698
because no one else is using it right ?
they just spend millions on a super computer for you to play with monopoly money
8 hours later 32761728 Anonymous
>>32761487
pls help
8 hours later 32761736 Anonymous
>>32761698
>inb4 v&
8 hours later 32761746 Anonymous
>>32761688
What reserves are you fucking talking about?
8 hours later 32761747 Anonymous
>>32761688
>mtgox
>reserves
Just stop talking.
8 hours later 32761755 Anonymous
I'm desperate, i live in Brasil and i have no clue of how to negotiate bitcoins from here, our website for it is down and was probably a scam to begin with, i have no idea how to make bank transactions with the foreign websites and i've been trying to find out for a week, a week in which the value went from 85 to 140.
Now the place in 4chan i might get help asking about it stick A thread and that's it, the movement in here is probably gonna be so huge no kind of reply will go on
8 hours later 32761762 Anonymous
>>32761746
>>32761747
Money doesn't come out of thin air.
8 hours later 32761763 Anonymous
Any one who has at least one Bitcoin is part of the wealthy elite.
Since we are all now amazingly rich we need some more culture.
Play this over and over it will make you feel smarter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?featur e=player_detailpage&v=t3217H8JppI#t =963s
8 hours later 32761777 Anonymous
Honestly, think about all of the 24 year old neckbeards and tech entrepreneurs who are rich off their start-ups and software engineering jobs. There's a good chance they know about bitcoin. Think about how easy it would for a couple of them to use some of their fuck you money to pump and prop up the bitcoin market, as its happening right now, and then dump any day now. The value has exploded 14x since the start of the year. I swear this 'muh digital currency' is going to crash back to reality after whoever is fucking with the market cashes out
8 hours later 32761782 Anonymous
>>32761691
Will it bounce back?
It be nice if folks would let it flat line at 100 dollars for a few months if not a year so that legitimate business could adopt.
Fuck Imagine if you could ship guns to your homes without the feds getting in the way,and gun broker accepted bit coin!
8 hours later 32761788 Anonymous
>>32761762
the term is called deposits, not reserves. reserves implies equity, when you're actually talking about assets and liabilities.
8 hours later 32761790 Anonymous
>>32761755
this opportunity is for people with USD only tbh. its too difficult to get money in and out of accounts without dollars
takes too long and you have a high chance of havin your money stolen by a dodgy russian website.
8 hours later 32761791 Anonymous
>>32761762
What actually DOES come out of thin air? Why is that a saying?
8 hours later 32761796 Anonymous
>>32761549
In a few days it will be too late. What's the quickest way?
8 hours later 32761800 Anonymous
>>32761791
>implying air isn't full of actual elements
8 hours later 32761822 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 870.60s
8 hours later 32761832 Anonymous
>>32761791
>actually asking this question
that kind of thinking will get you killed anon. just let it go and stop nosing around if you know what is good for you
8 hours later 32761835 Anonymous
>>32761790
I'm feeling this reality, i'm desperate. I have a friend in the US, he must've a bank account, what are the procedures with an american account? My biggest doubt is how to get the money from the sale of the coins back from the trading websites.
8 hours later 32761840 Anonymous
Bitcoin is dropping in value at an insane rate, and half the people in this thread are still acting like it is a party...
You guys must have made some seriouse cash -or- you are extremely fucktarded
8 hours later 32761853 Anonymous
>>32761663
haven't made it until it's cash
8 hours later 32761855 Anonymous
>>32761840
This is 4chan, we love seeing the world burn.
Enjoy your stay.
8 hours later 32761861 Anonymous
>>32761840
>insane rate
Yeah nice.
8 hours later 32761863 Anonymous
>>32761835
fast way: deposit cash using bitfloor or bitinstant
slower way: coinbase directly links to bank account, they ran out of bitcoins so it might take a couple days
slowest way: mtgox, they have the highest volume, bu it takes 3 weeks to get verified.
8 hours later 32761864 Anonymous
>>32761840
Not this shit again.
8 hours later 32761866 Anonymous
>>32761840
Dropping? It's going up and up
8 hours later 32761868 Anonymous
>>32761853
this.
convert that shit into irl money asap.
8 hours later 32761870 Anonymous (ltc.png 841x452 35kB)
what the fuck is this and how do i fix it
8 hours later 32761872 Anonymous
>Currency
>Last price:$141.32001
High:$147.00000
Low:$107.07900
Volume:118334 BTC
Weighted Avg:$124.83808
So this is just some massive amount of gambling right?
8 hours later 32761877 Anonymous
>>32761652
we told you buttcoins aren't worth it, Anon.
8 hours later 32761894 Anonymous
>>32761870
>using the client to mine
Anyway, get rid of http:// and /
8 hours later 32761901 Anonymous (20130403155817272.png 759x640 31kB)
>>32761840
27.03 to present
8 hours later 32761913 Anonymous (1299188616473.jpg 426x304 20kB)
All the data and all the analysts agree the US economy has grown at an extremely good rate in Q1, well over 3%, some estimates are over 3.5%.
Greek banks about to be recapitalized by the end of the month, the Cyprus crisis is over, bank controls are being lifted by the day.
And you people still think you should go in on gold and alternate currencies at the peak of their valuation?
8 hours later 32761915 Anonymous
>>32761835
i was 100% going to buy $4000 litecoins at $0.4
I have trouble believing such a low risk set up wwill happen again. it was a no brainer that some of the panic money from BTC would go into LTC
oh well, too late now. gonna go back to working hard on my business projects. the more i read about this shit the more it frustrates me
8 hours later 32761924 Anonymous (Untitled.png 659x315 279kB)
Even CNN knows the ride will never end.
8 hours later 32761932 Anonymous
>>32761894
i was having the same issue on scryptminer so i tried the wallet client to mine
anyway thanks anon
8 hours later 32761935 Anonymous
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
8 hours later 32761937 Anonymous
>>32761932
Try reaper
8 hours later 32761938 Anonymous
>>32761913
>implying bitcoins aren't pro-cyclical
top lel
8 hours later 32761952 Anonymous
what's a good BTC mining pool and what program do i need for GPU mining and what wallet do i need?
>that feel when you surrender
8 hours later 32761954 Anonymous
>>32761777
its sad how easy and quick you can get rich thanks to the internet. all it takes is the right amount of luck
8 hours later 32761956 Anonymous
>>32761924
Way to keep the price stable
8 hours later 32761963 Anonymous
>>32761913
>Greek banks about to be recapitalized by the end of the month, the Cyprus crisis is over, bank controls are being lifted by the day.
Eurobro here, you are full of shit if you think the eurozone is fine, Spain and Portugal are still fucked as well.
8 hours later 32761992 Anonymous (1333046726885.png 285x276 42kB)
Fuck, i sold 0.3 when it was at $70
8 hours later 32761997 Anonymous
>>32761952
btcguild is pretty good, p2pool if you use arch linux.
use whatever miner you want, they're all pretty much the same.
electrum is pretty good/fast, bitcoin-qt if you use arch linux.
8 hours later 32762004 Anonymous
>>32761959
sent ;)
8 hours later 32762010 Anonymous
If deposit haircuts gain any more traction in the eurozone though bitcoin will skyrocket
8 hours later 32762014 Anonymous
>>32761959
so you already know what kind of reply you're going to get right?
8 hours later 32762034 Anonymous
>>32762014
(: tnes
8 hours later 32762038 Anonymous
>>32761963
Spain's banks get free money thanks to the June deal, there is no risk.
Both Spain and Portugal are seeing a steady increase in their exports, they are saved. It will only take time now.
8 hours later 32762047 Anonymous
>>32762004
I didnt get anything bro.
8 hours later 32762051 Anonymous
>>32762047
pls go
8 hours later 32762053 Anonymous
can't paypal into this
cant wire money from bank
have to go through russian websites and wait weeks to see if they have stolen your money
mining wont' start or connect no idea why
yeah fuck this. im out. just wasnt meant to be - the pump & dump opportunity boat has sailed ladies and gentlemen
8 hours later 32762056 Anonymous
>>32762047
sent ;)
8 hours later 32762057 Anonymous
>>32761628
here's your proof, faggot
1JRaWvptUNZdTxz8baCzUM84Hbk88ZwY6N
8 hours later 32762062 Anonymous
>>32762047
Of course you didn't, you fucking idiot.
8 hours later 32762063 Anonymous
>>32762053
>lrn2litecoins
8 hours later 32762073 Anonymous
Once again, since I got no answer before, what's the fastest way to buy LTC for USD?
8 hours later 32762074 Anonymous
Double down on your >muh buttcoins to $1000 and let me sell you some futures contracts
http://icbit.se/futures
8 hours later 32762075 Anonymous
>>32762053
this is the 2013 equivalent to 2011's "i can't figure out how to install my miner"
8 hours later 32762078 Anonymous
>>32762053
>paypal
>wiring money
>doing it wrong
>your PC is too shitty
Bitch harder.
8 hours later 32762085 Anonymous
>>32762051
Why? Where are my fucking bitcoins you punk bitch my friend said you get free bitcoins if you post here.
8 hours later 32762091 Anonymous
>>32761992
You "lost" $21, wow that's sad.
8 hours later 32762092 Anonymous
>>32762063
thats exactly what I want to buy - but its impossible. and its too late. litecoins below $1 was a no brainer. now however theres no point
8 hours later 32762096 Anonymous
>>32761863
I'm going after those things you said, especially bitfloor and bitinstant.
I don't see a way to get the money back into my BR account, but i see how to get money into paypal, which is not bad.
Have you made transactions through those places
8 hours later 32762097 Anonymous
>>32762073
>>32758750
8 hours later 32762098 Anonymous
>>32762091
spare money is always nice
8 hours later 32762105 Anonymous
>>32762085
lel this guys good 7/10
8 hours later 32762110 Anonymous
>>32762078
my pc isnt shit - its ideal for mining. it just won't connect
8 hours later 32762115 Anonymous
>>32762074
Careful with those contracts, they are grossly mislabeled. They are NOT BTC futures, they are USD futures valued in BTC denominated in USD. It's a retarded system and I have no idea why they don't offer BTC futures.
8 hours later 32762122 Anonymous
What's the best way to mine? Which client?
Which pools?
Can I mine BTC and LTC the same time?
8 hours later 32762124 Anonymous
Is litcoin a generic bitcoin that might bubble up too or is it some fraud?
>>32761915
If the bubble is going up you can still go at it
8 hours later 32762130 Anonymous
>>32762110
>everyone else can mine except me!
>operator error
8 hours later 32762133 Anonymous
>>32762096
yes both are reliable
what do you mean "get the money back into my BR account"???? Download electrum, send it t one of your addresses on electrum from bitfloor/bitinstant.
8 hours later 32762139 Anonymous
>>32762110
No, your PC is shit. I can tell you now. Regardless of what it has.
8 hours later 32762142 Anonymous
So, THIS becomes a sticky?!?
Mods, get your shit together!!! We need a sticky to stop all the "güat compiuter/hedfons/fon is gud" threads!!!
8 hours later 32762145 Anonymous (graph.png 1332x385 12kB)
Well, at least the price is stable now.
8 hours later 32762157 Anonymous
The Future is now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRdO 4exAc_M
8 hours later 32762161 Anonymous
instead of going around in circles with the same arguments we always have about BTC, I'll just note that I've seen enough charts around here to know that patterns like this can't last forever and are ultimately unsustainable. So whatever your purpose is in participating in the BTC market is, just use caution folks. This thing could snap in whatever direction at any time given all the crazy shit happening in the world.
8 hours later 32762165 Anonymous
>>32762142
Those all have one thread each, this is a fad topic that is getting a disproportionately large amount of threads over a pretty long period of time.
8 hours later 32762166 Anonymous (THERIDEv2.gif 1000x500 1789kB)
>>32762124
>If the bubble is going up you can still go at it
It's going all over the place.
8 hours later 32762167 Anonymous
>>32762142
I always advocated for a /gg/ to be split off /g/, like /vg/ was split from /v/. All recurrent threads would be there.
8 hours later 32762180 Anonymous
>>32762166
You know, OC is rarer each day that pass.
I salute you Anon.
8 hours later 32762184 Anonymous
>>32762167
/v/ is still around? i haven't taken a look there in months
8 hours later 32762203 Anonymous (1361713329498.jpg 640x720 65kB)
/g/ can I keep a client in a USB drive and have it there / mine from there?
How do I do that?
8 hours later 32762205 Anonymous
how to deal with the regret of not investing into bitcoins and litecoins?
8 hours later 32762212 Anonymous
>>32762133
I'm talking about the money from selling a bitcoin, now the bitcoin wallet. If i had bought a bitcoin a week ago like i wanted i would be able to sell it for 140 dollars now, i want to know how to transfer that money into my account.
Looks like i can do it through paypal
8 hours later 32762217 Anonymous
>>32762205
buy a little bit of bitcoins every week
8 hours later 32762227 Anonymous
>>32762205
Stay and watch the bubble burst, anytime now.
8 hours later 32762264 Anonymous
>>32762073
>>32762073
>>32762073
Please
8 hours later 32762268 Anonymous
>>32762122
you can mine both assuming your pc is good enough
8 hours later 32762271 Anonymous (1361329837143.gif 267x199 169kB)
>tfw I've already made a 100% return on investment
8 hours later 32762274 Anonymous
>>32762264
did you not see the reference here >>32758750
8 hours later 32762280 Anonymous
>>32762205
Realise that there are many, MANY other ways you could have easily become a millionaire.
Also what >>32762227 said.
8 hours later 32762284 Anonymous
>>32761407
You do realize you can send 0.1BTC? 0.001BTC?
pleb
8 hours later 32762285 Anonymous
>>32762264
You're retarded and don't deserve free money.
8 hours later 32762287 Anonymous
>>32762264
Jesus, how poor are you?
8 hours later 32762298 Anonymous
GUYS GUYS, PPCOINS ARE CHEAP AND EASY TO MINE! FORGET BITCOINS AND LITECOINS, PPCOINS ARE THE WAVE OF THE FUTUREEEEEEEE
8 hours later 32762312 Anonymous
>>32762298
I ppcoined your cola.
8 hours later 32762313 Anonymous
>>32762203
Anyone here?
8 hours later 32762314 Anonymous
>>32762298
Pee Pee Coin
8 hours later 32762320 Anonymous
>>32754430
>even the mods come here and try to use spoilers
>>>/v/
8 hours later 32762333 Anonymous
>>32762313
install linux on USB drive, install miner on USB drive
8 hours later 32762338 Anonymous
>>32762271
100% return? So you made no money? If you made 50% return that means you would lose half of your profits? Why is this good?
8 hours later 32762345 Anonymous
>>32762227
But still there are a lot of people that made tons of money. I just need 10k. If I mined 71 BTC I could have cashed out now and make 10k with a tiny investment and risk.
If I bought 2000 LTC for 1400 days ago I could have made 10k by now. To earn them with hard work I need to save up for 2 years. God this is so depressing. I need a drink.
8 hours later 32762346 Anonymous
If you're Canadian, use cavirtex to buy BTC, then you can transfer it to one of the major bitcoin exchanges and use it to buy LTC. You will need to make an in-person cash deposit at your bank if you don't verify your account, but the whole process only takes a few hours.
8 hours later 32762349 Anonymous (Untitled.png 835x156 10kB)
>>32762312
>>32762314
I mined ppcoins for like 5 minutes, got .4
GONNA BE RICH
8 hours later 32762352 Anonymous
>>32762333
Is this seriously the only way? I want to be able to start it from Windows (school uses windows and can't boot from USB there since BIOS is password locked).
8 hours later 32762359 Anonymous
so is there actually a way to get one's hands on Litecoins via paypal? wasn't there all that risk for them getting scammed?
8 hours later 32762360 Anonymous
>>32762338
100% return on investment means you doubled your money, if you don't believe me google that phrase
8 hours later 32762363 Anonymous
>>32762338
No, he doubled his money.
A 50% return would mean he made a 50% profit off his original investment.
8 hours later 32762364 Anonymous
>>32762349
All the other coins are scam coins. RIP OFFS.
8 hours later 32762374 Anonymous
>>32762345
I wanted to buy 600€ worth of buttcoins back when the first bubble popped and I didn't.
8 hours later 32762377 Anonymous
>>32762298
>>32762349
SSSH
8 hours later 32762384 Anonymous
>>32762364
>>32762364
stay mad late adopter
8 hours later 32762386 Anonymous
>>32762363
>>32762364
If you guys are so smart then why aren't a mathematician like me?
>300k starting
>any job i want
>any girl i want
8 hours later 32762393 Anonymous
holy mother... Bitcoin went up 500 million this week in Market cap. We at 1.5 billion now.
8 hours later 32762394 Anonymous
>>32762364
Scams?
OK. Lets imagine bitcoin actually goes payment mainstream, and not just some tipping scheme.
You don't think other currency's will form? Like in real life?
You can't be that naive
8 hours later 32762395 Anonymous
>>32762386
>implying mathmeticians aren't mostly postgrads eating ramen
8 hours later 32762396 Anonymous
>>32762298
Freicoins look better to me.
8 hours later 32762403 Anonymous (1360939075647.png 292x346 3kB)
ZeroHedge and Reason are both suggesting the Fed is intentionally pumping tiny amounts of money (for them) into BitCoin in order to create and burst a bubble, to undermine confidence in the currency.
Just thought I'd let you know
>Zerohedge
8 hours later 32762422 Nigga
how do I mine bitcoin ?
8 hours later 32762423 Anonymous
>>32762403
whos that dumbass in ur pic is that you? you look like a dumbass...
8 hours later 32762425 Anonymous
I repeat Bitcoin is at 1.5 billion Market cap!
8 hours later 32762430 Anonymous
>>32762403
Why are they trying to turn this into a dickwaving contest anyway?
8 hours later 32762432 Anonymous
>>32762422
very quietly
8 hours later 32762439 Anonymous
>>32762374
Makes me sick to think how different my life would be If I actually bothered to figure out how to buy them.s
8 hours later 32762442 Anonymous
>>32762403
ZeroHedge is fucking retarded, they can't even get their conspiracy theories right.
Satoshi Nakamoto is a team of crypto spooks at the NSA.
Reminder: trading off Zero Hedge is a LOSING STRATEGY, it's proven, taking his advice will bankrupt you, his timing is such shit and he was in denial about the housing recovery for the longest time
8 hours later 32762445 Anonymous
>>32755210
I gave away like 500 LTC the past two days.
I still have 10,574 Litecoins
8 hours later 32762447 Anonymous
>>32762422
you first need to invent the universe
8 hours later 32762452 Anonymous
>>32762133
The paypal trasnfer has a 9% fee! Damn
8 hours later 32762453 Anonymous
>>32762403
source?
8 hours later 32762463 Anonymous (FTW.png 851x200 101kB)
8 hours later 32762480 Anonymous
>>32762463
>oh boy let's make the perfect scam for miners
hay guise why isn't anyone using this?
8 hours later 32762487 Anonymous (evil.png 279x180 66kB)
>implying they could be wrong
What better way to destroy an up and coming currency competitor than to blow a bubble in it and explode it?
8 hours later 32762491 Anonymous
>>32762463
Fucking stupid coins.
8 hours later 32762495 Anonymous
>>32762487
You're assuming that the US didn't create bitcoins in the first place.
Hint: Name a major development in crypto that did not involve the NSA.
8 hours later 32762502 Anonymous (1359516507381.png 250x250 121kB)
>>32762487
>tfw you realize Ben Bernanke is a dirty enough fucker to actually try this
8 hours later 32762508 Anonymous
>>32762487
The only thing they are really doing right now is making it unpractical as a currency you actually use for buying and selling, they aren't realizing that that isn't the biggest problem they face.
8 hours later 32762510 Anonymous
>>32762495
Enigma.
9 hours later 32762516 Anonymous (313.jpg 555x445 28kB)
>>32762495
>Name a major development in crypto that did not involve the NSA
Bitcoins
9 hours later 32762524 Anonymous
>>32762495
Buttcoin is nipponese
9 hours later 32762526 Anonymous
>>32762495
The guy who came up with the idea is from the UK.
9 hours later 32762531 Anonymous
>>32762510
sorry, post WWII I meant, the feds stole all those wonderful german scientists
9 hours later 32762533 Anonymous
>>32762445
cool story bro
9 hours later 32762534 Anonymous
>>32762445
Throw some of that this way then, brother. ;)
LUsgbcE31DcE5kkkN7SBtFN6RnWUD8Hwpv
9 hours later 32762550 Anonymous
>>32762534
sent ; )
9 hours later 32762561 Anonymous
>>32762487
This. In a year or so bitcoin will become a verb, as in how it will be used on CNBC "Gold and Silver prices on the rise again and investors hope they won't get bitcoin'ed"
it will be used to refer to speculative bubbles in alternative currency
9 hours later 32762562 Anonymous
guys, i just started mining at btc guild.
what's minimum difficulty? i'm now at "under2gh/s", i'm mining with a radeon 7970ghzedition, what's teh apropriate difficulty? does that mean more money?
at earnings i have 0.0005, is that what i've already made? can i send that to my wallet?
at ranking i see my ID, and it says 0.14 gh/s, i'm at rank 3200, is that bad? how can i get my gh/s up? does it even matter?
... please respond...
9 hours later 32762563 Anonymous
>>32762445
LiVrXGitzJ2j9zmFg7ftUE8Bm2oR4ZfAZQ
:3?
9 hours later 32762566 Anonymous
>>32762550
I didn't get anything bro.
9 hours later 32762569 Anonymous
>>32762534
sent
:)
9 hours later 32762582 Anonymous
>>32762562
7970 should be doing 600MHash/s or 0.6GH/s
9 hours later 32762584 Anonymous
>>32762563
sent :)
9 hours later 32762602 Anonymous
>>32762562
there's a minimum amount of btc you need to mine in order to be able to withdraw them
9 hours later 32762606 Anonymous
>>32762584
Wrong, its
sent ;)
9 hours later 32762611 Anonymous
Where's the lag gone?
9 hours later 32762612 Anonymous
>>32762057
coinad and bitcrate
.00045 total
you are rich now
9 hours later 32762614 Anonymous (1360456068890.gif 500x269 1034kB)
>>32762430
This weekend, a North Carolina man was convicted of minting and circulating “Liberty Dollars” and “Ron Paul Dollars” that were valued based on the gold and silver they contained. The man, Bernard von NotHaus, now faces up to 25 years in prison and the forfeiture of $7 million worth of gold and silver that was taken by police in a raid.
The U.S. Attorney who prosecuted the case explains:
“It is a violation of federal law … to create private coin or currency systems to compete with the official coinage and currency of the United States.”
But what’s wrong with competition? As long as there’s no fraud or counterfeiting – which NotHaus has not been convicted of – I would think that individuals should be allowed to use whatever currency they want.
Absolutely not, says the U.S. Attorney who prosecuted the case:
“Attempts to undermine the legitimate currency of this country are simply a unique form of domestic terrorism. While these forms of anti-government activities do not involve violence, they are every bit as insidious and represent a clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country.
We are determined to meet these threats through infiltration, disruption, and dismantling of organizations which seek to challenge the legitimacy of our democratic form of government.”
====
It's not a dick waving contest, it's about undermining the legitimacy and power of the Federal reserve system.
9 hours later 32762615 Anonymous
>>32762582
i see no one in the ranking below 100 ghs, are they all running bot nets?
9 hours later 32762620 Anonymous
>>32762562
give me your card. you are obviously to stupid for this
9 hours later 32762622 Anonymous
>>32762584
Thanks man I'll be looking for it.
9 hours later 32762631 Anonymous
>>32762614
reminder that bitcoins are legal.
>A person that creates units of this convertible virtual currency and uses it to purchase real or virtual goods and services is a user of the convertible virtual currency and not subject to regulation as a money transmitter.
http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs /guidance/html/FIN-2013-G001.html
reminder that mtgox linked with a bank, and banks are exempt from most money transmission laws.
9 hours later 32762641 Anonymous (coins.png 411x417 32kB)
How unlucky?
9 hours later 32762660 Anonymous
Should I send the Litecoins I mined directly fro the pool to my wallet and take a fee, or should I wait and only transfer bigger badges of them without a fee?
Also, can I use the Litecoins I mined and that are now in my wallet, to go to, idk, btc-e, and directly trade them for money? Or do I have to get verified aswell for this?
Would it also be possible to sell the mined Litecoins for monies, leave the monies as my balance on btc-e and buy again when they're low? Would this be a way to get money on btc-e faster?
9 hours later 32762678 Anonymous
>>32762660
you don't need verifications, you can do a direct transfer to your btc-e ltc recieving address if you want
9 hours later 32762699 Anonymous
>>32762611
WE REALTIME TRADING NOW
ITS ALIVE
9 hours later 32762708 Anonymous
>>32762660
it's also probably easier to sell your LTC for BTC and then using whatever you want to convert BTC to USD
9 hours later 32762709 Anonymous
>>32762445
LgBQFRo7UvcDuyQEmU94HunQ99ZNUHXj7g
I'm new to this thing, would you help an anon out so he can start in this web money venture, please, i beg ya?
9 hours later 32762726 Anonymous
pls sell guys
9 hours later 32762750 Anonymous
http://notice.instawallet.org/
instawallet hacked. ut oh
9 hours later 32762781 Anonymous
>>32762750
AHAHAHAHAHA
OH WOW
9 hours later 32762785 lap2desk
>>32762445
LVM5kNB2WyJ8Dyyd5ZRSQW6dXJit2ra7Zv
In trade here is Red Orchestra 2 on Steam
25TL2-DW2HR-NMKGL
9 hours later 32762786 Anonymous
>>32762750
why does anyone use a web wallet when there's electrum?
9 hours later 32762788 Anonymous
Lag's back again.
9 hours later 32762789 Anonymous
Bitcoin is a game changer this is not a bubble.
Its a revolution.
9 hours later 32762793 Anonymous (1361751079408.png 696x552 22kB)
>>32762750
9 hours later 32762796 Anonymous
>>32762750
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I TOLD YOU FUCKING IDIOTS NOT TO USE THEM
I TOLD YOU TO STORE LOCALLY
BUT NO, YOU STORED ON INSTAWALLET
GET FUCKING FUCKED
9 hours later 32762807 Anonymous
>>32762699
SELL SELL SELL
9 hours later 32762812 Anonymous
>>32762796
nothing was stolen
9 hours later 32762827 Anonymous
>>32762812
Keep telling yourself that faggot, it won't return you buttcoins
9 hours later 32762832 Anonymous
>>32762827
Nothing was stolen.
9 hours later 32762835 Anonymous
>>32762812
No, they were definitely stolen. Not by an outside party, but by instawallet themselves. They now can clear out any wallet with all the scraps that no-one claims because they forgot their url.
9 hours later 32762838 Anonymous
>>32762827
NOTHING WAS STOLEN
PLS ;_;
9 hours later 32762850 Anonymous
>>32762785
Sent ;)
9 hours later 32762865 Anonymous
>>32762709
Sent ;)
9 hours later 32762872 Anonymous
Hey guys
Whats the easiest way to buy a shit load of LTC?
My base currency is GBP but I have a brokers account in USD if that helps?
9 hours later 32762875 Anonymous
>>32762750
FUCK
FUCK
I HAD 500 BTC THERE
FUCK
9 hours later 32762879 Anonymous (1332730869270.jpg 431x415 21kB)
Litecoins? More like BLIGHTcoins
9 hours later 32762884 Anonymous
>>32762875
>http://notice.instawallet.org/
your bticoins are safe nothing was stolen.
9 hours later 32762890 Anonymous
>>32762750
Fabric and stitching in the header should've given away they weren't security focused
9 hours later 32762895 Anonymous
>>32761992
>>32762091
>tfw you sold 30 at $45
9 hours later 32762907 Anonymous
>>32762445
i started mining litecoins and i joined the coinotron pool. i'm mining with the guiminer. gpu is a nvidia geforce gtx 470 with about 95 mhash/s. so the question is why don't i see any progress at coinotron when i allredy have 22 accepted shares. plz help. and how the fuck do i see my payout adress
9 hours later 32762912 Anonymous (1334837415311.png 387x429 10kB)
>>32762895
Don't be greedy.
9 hours later 32762918 Anonymous
>>32762895
fuck off
you made enough money
i only need $800 and just cant manage to make them. FUCK
9 hours later 32762926 Anonymous
>>32762884
>database was accessed
>claims process just requires your url, presumption that first to email them is probably the correct owner
>implying the unauthorized access to their database didn't supply whoever with the information necessary to abuse the claims process
9 hours later 32762934 Anonymous
>>32762884
>believing a notice from a hacked site
>any year
It's like you've never been on /g/ at all
9 hours later 32762948 Anonymous
>>32762895
I sold 50 at 5. an another 200 at or around 10.
and 100 more at 15
9 hours later 32762971 Anonymous
>>32762895
Congratulations, you were smart. And unlike the majority of people speculating in bitcoin right now, you actually have your wealth in US dollars right now. There's no way to predict when a crash might happen, why take that risk? I can understand the appeal of speculating but you shouldn't feel the need to ride it to the top, because you will never know where that top is.
9 hours later 32762977 Anonymous
>>32762875
no one is stupid enough to keep that much in an online wallet
9 hours later 32762983 Anonymous
>>32762912
>>32762918
>bought them at 30
9 hours later 32763004 Anonymous
Hi I'm using the regular mainstream client, is this alright?
Also what should I use to mine?
9 hours later 32763018 Anonymous
>>32762983
still a decent profit although i understand that it must feel bad
9 hours later 32763023 Anonymous
the rothschilds are buying bitcoins now like crazy. the buy everything they can get, and then they will sell everything at once. people will panic and sell everything. bitcoin will go to 0,5 usd again, and the trust in Bitcoins will be lost.
only, ONLY, when people trust so much into bitcoin that they will gladly buy the rothschilds bitcoins and don´t a drop of 80% (not like" fuck i gotta sell" but more like "oh yesss cheap bitcoins), these fuckers will lose for good
god, i´m so excited about that
9 hours later 32763029 Anonymous
>>32762227
yeah, /g/ said that a month ago. and two weeks ago. and last night.
shut the fuck up you armchair economist.
9 hours later 32763036 Anonymous
>>32763023
and don´t mind a drop of 80%
9 hours later 32763037 Anonymous
>>32763029
Aaaaaaanytime now.
Reminds me of the 2012 apocalypse.
Worlds gonna end aaaany time now
9 hours later 32763056 Anonymous (Joker incredulous 1345197755592.gif 640x360 831kB)
>>32762907
>mining with nvidia
9 hours later 32763065 Anonymous
I'm starting to see why deflation is bad now.
The drug market must be on its knees right now.
9 hours later 32763074 Anonymous
Western union is even going to integrate Bitcoin into their long list of services.
9 hours later 32763078 Anonymous
>>32763018
as an 18yo highschool senior with no job yea and extra ~3k could have helped
9 hours later 32763083 Anonymous
>>32763065
Prices adjust on silk road
9 hours later 32763089 Anonymous
>>32763065
I got told this earlier:
The escrow services they use guarantee a price for both ends of the transaction.
So the buyer and seller don't get shafted, but the escrow service might.
9 hours later 32763106 Anonymous
>>32763065
not really, it's doing just fine
http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/wiki/ index.php?title=Seller%27s_Guide
9 hours later 32763108 Anonymous
>>32763091
>rothchilds
>>>/pol/
9 hours later 32763109 Anonymous
Has anyone on /g/ made over $10k on bitcoins?
9 hours later 32763112 Anonymous
>>32763091
>because otherwise Rothschilds will do exactly what they did in the Napoleonic wars
what they have done ?
9 hours later 32763121 Anonymous (ltc.png 1231x480 51kB)
Am i rich yet
9 hours later 32763124 Anonymous
THIS IS WHY WE USE BITCOIN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j69A p4lndl0
9 hours later 32763127 Anonymous
Anyone want to be kind enough to help me get into the Bitcoin thing? I currently have a balance of 0.0, mining is taking a while >__<. Would be really appreciated if I could get a foot into the game so to speak.
14FphsyMYyK1W1JUeDoF7Ats1G7ZKS1Yhn
9 hours later 32763130 Anonymous
>>32763109
Yeah. There was a thread yesterday about a guy who cashed out who made £90,000. That's like $150,000.
Decent.
9 hours later 32763131 Anonymous
>>32763109
10K is like 75 coins, you could do that in a month in 2011
9 hours later 32763142 Anonymous
what difficulty should i use with cgminer?
9 hours later 32763153 Anonymous
>>32762614
>Basis of state
The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of Patriots and Tyrants
>Current state
We are determined to meet these threats through infiltration, disruption, and dismantling of organizations which seek to challenge the legitimacy of our democratic form of government.
9 hours later 32763161 Anonymous
>>32763153
nobody gives a fuck. we're here to make money. go back to
>>>/pol/
9 hours later 32763169 Anonymous
>>32763004
? :-(
9 hours later 32763174 Anonymous
Is it happening yet?
9 hours later 32763246 Anonymous
>>32763078
gtfo underagefag
9 hours later 32763268 Anonymous
So i downloaded Bitcoin wallet and I have 'Synchronizing with network' message (about 30% done).
What now?How do I do 'mining' ?
My address is 15qLUmNWkgjnnTEahnJUZkFvpVuXkSgwrQ.
Any help g?
9 hours later 32763283 Anonymous
meanwhile, in TED
http://www.ted.com/talks/lawrence_l essig_we_the_people_and_the_republi c_we_must_reclaim.html
9 hours later 32763285 Anonymous
>>32763131
stop reminding me. bitcoins ruined my life. i cant sleep anymore. i am constantly depressed. i already skipped 3 days of work. i just dont have any power anymore. i feel so much regret. i wish i could turn back time. i wish it so much
9 hours later 32763291 Anonymous
>>32763268
Wait till its finished, it has to download about 4GB
9 hours later 32763303 Anonymous
Guys my miner won't connect to any pools...
just says Starting...
Ive installed the SDK - any ideas of what it could be?
9 hours later 32763307 Anonymous
>>32763268
download Electrum and use it instead, it's linked from bitcoin.org
9 hours later 32763323 Anonymous
>>32763246
>18 != underage
'murica bitch
9 hours later 32763327 Anonymous
>>32763285
chill the fuck out and stop beating yourself up over it
9 hours later 32763338 Anonymous
>>32763285
No, you have ruined your life with your hands.
But guess what?
You can prevent from bury yourself even deeper by going outside, go to work, and live your goddamn life.
9 hours later 32763351 Anonymous
>have 0.76 GH/s
>ranking no1 has 6798.8GH/s
how? is he running a botnet with 100.000 computers?
9 hours later 32763352 Anonymous
>>32763285
>Letting failure get you depressed.
>2013
Get the fuck up and try again. Bitcoin taught you about investments, that's a powerful bit of knowledge to have.
9 hours later 32763377 Anonymous
>>32763351
ASICs or a warehouse full of AMD GPUs
9 hours later 32763378 Anonymous
>>32763352
no dude, bitcoins teaches you about gambling
9 hours later 32763394 Anonymous
>>32763351
Those are certainly ASICs or a very large botnet. I'm running 6ghash and it's a huge pain.
9 hours later 32763397 Anonymous
>>32763378
Sometimes the house doesn't win.
9 hours later 32763409 Anonymous
The cause for this has to be the Cyprus banking crisis. Once this is all over, BtC will crash. To the dirt.
9 hours later 32763417 Anonymous
aaaand it's back up to 140
good try, /g/
9 hours later 32763419 Anonymous
>>32763291
>>32763307
Thanks bros!
Any tutorial for newbs like me?
9 hours later 32763421 Anonymous
>>32763268
sent ;)
9 hours later 32763422 Anonymous
I think I'm going to sell 1.5 Bitcoins if the price hits $300. I'll make a 1000% return on investment, and keep 5 Bitcoins for the long run.
Am I an idiot?
9 hours later 32763428 Anonymous
>>32763127
sent ;)
9 hours later 32763433 Anonymous
Neckbeards constantly buying and selling are fucking this up. I just want to buy some god damn molly and acid.
9 hours later 32763441 Anonymous
>>32763394
how?
9 hours later 32763445 Anonymous
>>32763433
Price adjusts on silk road, doesn't matter idiot.
9 hours later 32763446 Anonymous
>>32763433
lel
9 hours later 32763449 Anonymous
>>32763422
No, you are perfectly fine and you should do it, I think it can happen.
9 hours later 32763453 Anonymous
>>32763441
What do you mean "how"?
9 hours later 32763461 Anonymous
>>32763433
>buyer of bitcoins
>while holding, bitcoins increase in value before you can deposit into silkroad
what the fuck is your problem
9 hours later 32763524 Anonymous
>>32763422
People will call you an idiot, but if it ever crashes, the idiots will be the ones who weren't like you. But your an idiot with US dollars.
If it does crash, those people who called you idiots are now the true idiots, but the difference is they have a now worthless currency relative to what they payed for it.
Its up to you which side you take. The reason its gambling is because no one knows if or when it will crash.
9 hours later 32763528 Anonymous
>>32763327
I try not to but its so depressing living on knowing I could have gotten rich and bought a new pc, headphones, camera and have enough reserve money left over. Now I need to go to work knowing that someone makes more than me just by letting his pc run over night or just by having bought at the right time.
>>32763338
I know. I feel like such a stupid subhuman. I guess I am the sheep that goes to work for a low wage while the rich people get rich with their mind.
>>32763352
I cant mine anymore. I can buy some coins but at the current prices I feel like there is a too high risk and too low reward. God why am I such a spineless piece of shit. Sorry for spamming the thread with my self-pity. I just dont have no one to talk to.
9 hours later 32763535 Anonymous
>>32763453
it looks like you ether have a huge render farm or a botnet
im going with botnet so how did you spread the miner?
9 hours later 32763576 Anonymous
>>32763445
It takes time to buy bitcoins with money. Even with my private seller, it takes over an hour. That's plenty of time for the price to drop significantly, which matters a lot when you are constantly buying thousands of dollars worth.
9 hours later 32763606 Anonymous
>>32762865
Well, thanks, can you tell me how to sync my wallet program? It says it's out of sync and i don't know what now
9 hours later 32763607 Anonymous
>>32763535
6ghash is nothing. I have 2 7950s, 12 6950s, 4 7770s, 4 6770s, and 2 6870s. They're all in my garage.
9 hours later 32763609 Anonymous (Sin título.png 494x411 42kB)
question, why do i have so many stal/invalid shared???
9 hours later 32763615 Anonymous
>>32763528
Get into Litecoins. You might hit it this time. Even if they don't kick off at least you can't regret not investing.
9 hours later 32763618 Anonymous
>>32763528
It's time to crack open some economics textbooks, to get started on the path of investing and entrepreneurship.
9 hours later 32763620 Anonymous
If anyone is interested in BTC faucets
http://bitbin.it/w5VizPCF
9 hours later 32763623 Anonymous
>>32763421
Awesome ^_^
Although on topic of the thread, how long do transfers of bitcoins from one address to another take? I am relatively new to the whole thing but got myself mining both bitcoin and litecoin. Although that is taking a while :(
10 hours later 32763668 Anonymous
How do I calculate optimal thread concurrency when pool-mining Litecoins?
10 hours later 32763669 Anonymous
>>32763623
My god you are an idiot
10 hours later 32763685 Anonymous
>>32763609
litecoins have higher invalids because new blocks happen every 2.5 minutes on average, you found shares for the old block height
10 hours later 32763727 Anonymous
How much can you divide a bitcoin into?
I wanna test my wallet by receiving a bitcoin, but the thing is so high that nobody would send me one just to help me learn.
If somebody could give 0,01% of bitcoin or something i would be forever grateful
1E6A8cs7iqowFnRH2kHuhPeSi8K2j1ZaRt
10 hours later 32763754 Anonymous
>>32763727
8 decimal places.
The lowest division, i.e 0.00000001 Bitcoins is called a Satoshi.
10 hours later 32763764 Anonymous
>>32763127
Sent ;)
10 hours later 32763766 Anonymous
>>32763727
sent ;)
10 hours later 32763768 Anonymous
>>32763727
Every transaction below 0.05 or something needs a 0,01 fee.
In theory you could send 0,000000001 bitcoins, but the fee will break your neck.
10 hours later 32763797 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbp6 umQT58A
10 hours later 32763800 Anonymous (spurdocoin.png 423x202 7kB)
Remember: The potential market cap for Bitcoin is more than 50% of the global economy. Invest today, live like a king tomorrow!
10 hours later 32763873 Anonymous (i_trol.png 311x259 6kB)
>>32763800
Go fuck yourself, shill.
10 hours later 32763904 Henk [ASS] (4elax.jpg 400x300 32kB)
>>32763873
10 hours later 32763913 Anonymous
>>32763766
You either trolling me or i don't know how to use the wallet program
10 hours later 32763917 Anonymous
>>32763727
sent ;)
10 hours later 32763954 Anonymous
>>32763913
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764039 Anonymous
LTC
LcsaXQHkhsKsM7UjsxpG2GmxNhyDFTLo5s
10 hours later 32764058 Anonymous
>>32764039
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764106 Anonymous
>>32763917
>>32763954
>>32764058
same fag
10 hours later 32764120 Anonymous
>>32764106
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764133 Anonymous
>>32764106
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764216 Anonymous (bitcoin price future.jpg 800x2476 710kB)
If you don't own at least a few bitcoins, you're shooting yourself in the foot.
A lot of you are whining now that you didn't get in when bitcoins were a few dollars. Well, wait 'til you hear the whining when bitcoins are $1000+ each and people are whining that they didn't get in when it was "only" $130.
10 hours later 32764231 Anonymous
>>32763727
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764244 Anonymous (65530-11170-9777.jpg 640x480 18kB)
14L4E3UAtk5MvE1SbJbrVLioqz7ZY4TrdB
I, i love you.
10 hours later 32764245 Anonymous
Would like to see if my litecoin/bitcoin wallet is working, send simply 0.00000001 ltc/btc
ltc: LXz9B8iVJmL2UvVnQ3Nu1PMFqKythcbDna
btc:
1LYUz73U6uZ2o6yCfXhh7Rm9LrW6zmikt1
thx guys
10 hours later 32764265 Anonymous
>>32764244
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764286 Anonymous
>>32764245
Sent ;)
10 hours later 32764290 Anonymous
Who uses Litecoins?
10 hours later 32764291 Anonymous
>>32764245
use faucets bro, sooner or later they will send ;) you some microBTC
use this >>32763620
10 hours later 32764322 Anonymous
>>32764265
really?!
1HzRwgbFBdB8XV6iiFuKSPHhVKnSk8QMEC
10 hours later 32764328 Anonymous
The line separating investment and speculation, which is never bright and clear, becomes blurred still further when most market participants have recently enjoyed triumphs. Nothing sedates rationality like large doses of effortless money. After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball. They know that overstaying the festivities -- that is, continuing to speculate in companies that have gigantic valuations relative to the cash they are likely to generate in the future -- will eventually bring on pumpkins and mice. But they nevertheless hate to miss a single minute of what is one helluva party. Therefore, the giddy participants all plan to leave just seconds before midnight. There’s a problem, though: They are dancing in a room in which the clocks have no hands.
captcha: gentiles clappin
10 hours later 32764334 Anonymous
I still
can't
get
over
how I was fucking STUPID
and sold my fucking 5.5 BTC at $44
$44
$44
$44
$44
could've bought for DAYS at $46-$48 and I DIDN'T
>hurr hindsight is always 20-20!!!
no fuck you ;_;
10 hours later 32764337 Anonymous
Hope you are right on this /g/. Investing 200$ tomorrow.
10 hours later 32764371 Anonymous
Help a fellow brother out . Anything is appreciated
LdQWJod1BKw9tKMXjmE5bXonJurkX7zpz9
10 hours later 32764392 Anonymous
>>32764371
...do I have to say it?
10 hours later 32764407 Anonymous
>>32764337
>buying 1 bitcoin
10 hours later 32764414 Anonymous (pls.png 413x323 8kB)
>>32764371
10 hours later 32764415 Henk [ASS]
>>32764398
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764419 Anonymous
>>32764322
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764421 Anonymous
>>32764337
>tomorrow
IT'S TOO LATE
10 hours later 32764423 Anonymous
>>32764407
Well that's all the money I have currently.
>tfw 3rd world country
10 hours later 32764427 Anonymous
guys, hey guys. I have some real world money. Would it be a good idea to turn it into internet money and then back into real world money later?
10 hours later 32764437 Anonymous
>>32764371
Go back to your /b/ steam begging threads you faggot.
10 hours later 32764441 Anonymous
>>32764334
I would've more than fucking goddamn TRIPLED MY MONEY and I SOLD LIKE A RETARD
god FUCK
10 hours later 32764446 Anonymous
>>32764423
>missing the point
10 hours later 32764458 Anonymous (936full-mayu-watanabe.jpg 936x1332 752kB)
>Have you lose everything, including your home?
>Aww how cute, I really wanted to be your girlfriend, but well... goodbye!
10 hours later 32764463 Anonymous
>>32764446
Could you explain ?
10 hours later 32764487 Anonymous
>>32764441
i bought at $3 and sold at $6 because i needed money for rent... you don't know shit about feeling like a retard
10 hours later 32764496 Anonymous
I keep getting the same error opening my wallet "failure to load blkindex.dat" even after some re-installing and version changes. Anyone else have the same problem? Any fix? I tried rescanninng but it was useless.
10 hours later 32764506 Anonymous
>>32764463
youre not going to make much
10 hours later 32764508 Anonymous
>>32764487
You could have bought a house.
10 hours later 32764519 Anonymous
>>32764463
He's trying to say 1 bitcoin will be $200 tomorrow
10 hours later 32764524 Anonymous (20130403181426715.jpg 749x528 112kB)
anyone else having problems loading their wallet?
10 hours later 32764530 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9 CALKOvAI
10 hours later 32764540 Anonymous
>>32764519
Then gonna buy today probably.
10 hours later 32764541 Anonymous
>>32764524
>trusting your bitcoins with someone else
10 hours later 32764544 Anonymous
>>32764508
shaddap ;_;
10 hours later 32764573 Anonymous
>>32764541
It's the official client, but I'm not assuming you would know that, stupid fuck.
10 hours later 32764595 Anonymous
Would you guys rather invest in namecoin or in litecoin at this point of time?
10 hours later 32764596 Anonymous
>>32764573
Doesn't look like the official client to me.
10 hours later 32764629 Anonymous
>>32764487
but that was a long time ago
they were at $44 just one month ago
10 hours later 32764640 Anonymous (1364400466951.jpg 700x608 64kB)
>>32764596
>pretending to be autistic
10 hours later 32764645 Anonymous
I'm still waiting for my $5,000 wire transfer from last week to go through
I could have made $2,500 already but noooo it takes forever to buy bitcoins
10 hours later 32764664 Anonymous
fucking finished synchronizing my wallet.
how much data does it use when syncing now?
like, when the next block is synchronized
10 hours later 32764676 Anonymous
>>32764645
I know that feel too well my friend.
10 hours later 32764678 Anonymous
>>32764664
use electrum
10 hours later 32764703 Anonymous
How much is one coin worth now? Last time i checked some time ago it was around $40
10 hours later 32764719 Anonymous
>>32764703
$140#
10 hours later 32764723 Anonymous
>>32764703
136$
10 hours later 32764732 Anonymous
>>32764703
sent ;)
10 hours later 32764744 Anonymous
None of you regret this as much as moot does if he cashed out his 4chan pass buttcoins early.
10 hours later 32764772 Anonymous
>>32764744
jesus christ just imagine how rich moot is if he didn't
seriously bitcoins need to go down to around $50 and fucking stay there for a long time
10 hours later 32764782 Anonymous
>>32764744
Holy shit, moot must be rolling in whores right now.
10 hours later 32764807 Anonymous
>>32764334
THAT FEEL
I NEED 14k
I COULD HAVE GOTTEN THOSE WITH AROUND 90 BTC RIGHT NOW
THERE ARE PEOPLE THAT HAVE OVER 1K BITCOINS CURRENTLY. NECKBEARDS THAT MINED BACK THEN AND NEVER SOLD THEIR COINS.
I AM SO MAD
I AM SO JELLY
I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO MAKE THAT MUCH MONEY
I HATE MYSELF SO MUCH
CAPSLOCK
10 hours later 32764812 Anonymous
>>32764719
Aw shit, now i regret not buying some back when they were 40.. and people here got laughed at when they purchased them for that price.. i wonder when they are finally going to crash and make their owners shit their paints when reality hits and they relaize they have $2000 worth of coins of which the current value is like $1
10 hours later 32764813 Anonymous (1351148281164.jpg 633x758 60kB)
i can't believe all those people that live in their parents basement are now millionaires.
10 hours later 32764834 Anonymous
>>32764813
I can't believe there are people who actually buy buttcoins for $140 causing them to go even higher
10 hours later 32764835 Anonymous
remember how excited we were when the market cap passed 1 billion? now it's like 1.5 billion not even a week later
this is asinine
10 hours later 32764836 Anonymous
>>32764782
I'm so sick of hearing this shit.
Guys! 4chan used a service that allowed them to turn Bitcoins into cash as the orders came in. They never even had to deal with any bitcoins. All they ever saw was the $ they never had any bitcoins! guest cause they accept bitcoins dose not mean they are getting bitcoins! its turned into cash before its handed over to 4chan.
10 hours later 32764838 Anonymous
>>32764645
I wish I had so much money to invest ;_;
poor remains poor. the rich get richer
10 hours later 32764857 Anonymous
remember when Bitcoin faucets used to give out full Bitcoins?
;_;
10 hours later 32764871 Anonymous
>>32764857
;(
10 hours later 32764872 Anonymous
>>32764857
remember bitcoin faucets?
10 hours later 32764877 Anonymous
>>32764813
they aren't, for them to be rich someone actually has to want their coins and there is no way someone will actually pay this much money for them, so their REAL value is much lower
10 hours later 32764888 Anonymous
>>32764857
Haha, yeah - I actually remember the first one that I used was giving out 2.5 coins per use.
10 hours later 32764895 Anonymous
>>32764836
So, do you think he feels like a retard now?
10 hours later 32764897 Anonymous
>>32764883
sigh
10 hours later 32764900 Anonymous
how do I link electrum with my real wallet
11 hours later 32764903 Anonymous
Shit, i wish i was that guy who screwed /g/ over and stole that entire buttcoin block with 250 buttcoins in it, i would be so rich right now..
11 hours later 32764907 Anonymous
>>32764883
>maybe I'll redistribute that wealth
well then maybe I'll send you some Bitcoins ;)
11 hours later 32764909 Anonymous
>>32764900
Backup and import I assume
11 hours later 32764916 Anonymous
>>32764877
coins are being sold every few seconds bruh
11 hours later 32764917 Anonymous
>>32764857
shaddup
11 hours later 32764920 Anonymous
>>32764903
remember /g/itcoin?
how fucking much do you think that guy has now? ;_;
i hate you /g/itcoin asshole
i hate you so much ;_;
11 hours later 32764930 Anonymous
>regret everything
brb going to go hang myself
11 hours later 32764931 Anonymous
>>32764877
The price of these is how much people are actually buying and selling for.
11 hours later 32764939 Anonymous
>>32764813
>study
>work part time making 400€
>enough to live but cant buy myself anything
>have no capital and only a laptop
>meanwhile some neckbeards that have a 1337 gaming PC mined billions of buttcoins
>they made several thousands of dollars while I still have 0 in my bank despite working my ass off.
i feel so stupid.
11 hours later 32764941 Anonymous
I have a baby on the way and waste all my time on the internet.
Reward me?
1HzRwgbFBdB8XV6iiFuKSPHhVKnSk8QMEC
11 hours later 32764943 Anonymous
>>32764895
Why? there was no way to know.. that is like feeling like a retard because you didn't ticketed in winning numbers for your local ticket lotto
11 hours later 32764947 Anonymous (1358728323773.gif 261x228 1681kB)
>>32764838
i made 15K last week working a regular job. Granted i worked 7 days a week 12 hours a day with a 100$ a day stipend with overtime pay and it was a fairly dangerous welding job, but i got my money.
11 hours later 32764949 Anonymous
>>32764877
Why are you guys keep saying this?
If no one wanted to buy it would lose its value, not go up. Also it's not their fault you didn't buy coins when people told you to.
11 hours later 32764959 Anonymous
Hey guys, I have a wallet.dat with 4.9 btc on it, I'm willing to give someone some if they can help me recover it. The problem is, I reformatted without backing it up (retarded, I know, but fuck), and the next day (little hdd use) I ran recova and recovered my wallet.dat. Now the problem is, I've tried a lot to restore it but I can't figure it out. I couldn't get wallettools or btctools.py to work or something. I have a bad feeling a few bytes may have been overwritten.
Any suggestions?
Image limit reached, here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/MgCDNcL.png
11 hours later 32764967 Anonymous
>>32764947
how? i would be willing to work too as long as its just one week
11 hours later 32764974 Anonymous
>>32764947
i made 15K all of last year at my minimum wage job
11 hours later 32764975 Anonymous
>>32764959
>linking to an image on an imageboard
No one is going to help you now. Back to reddit.
11 hours later 32764979 Anonymous
>>32764947
>tfw uemployed for half year.
11 hours later 32764986 Anonymous (Untitled.png 609x183 9kB)
>>32764975
Image limit is reached, asshole
11 hours later 32764987 Anonymous
Dayum, i wish i could travel in time, i would go like million years into the future brought some supercomputer back mined like billion buttcoins and crashed the market just to make you faggots mad
11 hours later 32764992 Anonymous
>>32764975
image limit is reached you stupid fuck
11 hours later 32764999 Anonymous
in another month it might be over $200
you'd be stupid not to buy now
11 hours later 32765004 Anonymous
>>32764959
just download the regular bitcoin client and replace the wallet.dat with your own and wait for that shit to update
19FKQwq4W5A6dWgCSKasHEDwJ8ab8xuD9z
11 hours later 32765008 Anonymous (Untitled.png 407x369 15kB)
>>32764975
4chan's extension told me it was reached, anyways, but it's a lying piece of shit
11 hours later 32765017 Anonymous
>>32764967
Pass a 6g welding test in GMAW and GTAW and go to work for an oil company and be willing to risk serious injury
11 hours later 32765019 Anonymous
HOW THE FUCK DO I IMPORT MY WALLET TO ELECTRUM
11 hours later 32765023 Anonymous
>>32764999
>in another month it might be over $200
it'll be 200 in 4 days max
11 hours later 32765025 Anonymous (1364063743832.png 420x750 657kB)
>>32764974
i made 3.06K euro before taxation all of last year at my minimum wage fulltime job in east EU ;_;
>>32764398
11 hours later 32765029 Anonymous
>>32763954
You really did it! Thanks, man
11 hours later 32765032 Anonymous (goldbazaar.jpg 1600x1070 1442kB)
well. too late to board this train now. guess i'll just buy some gold while it's cheap.
when the bubble bursts everyone is going to cash it out with gold anyway
11 hours later 32765043 Anonymous
>>32764992
>>32765008
>using a shitty extension
11 hours later 32765056 Anonymous
>>32765029
No problem mang.
11 hours later 32765057 Anonymous
>>32764943
It's more like the winning lottery ticket being all your family's birthdays and you finding out.
11 hours later 32765058 Anonymous
>>32765008
>he thinks stickied threads have image limits
get the fuck out of there you dumb piece of rauddit scum
11 hours later 32765067 Anonymous
>>32765032
>too late to board this train now.
That's what people have been saying since they where $15.
11 hours later 32765075 Anonymous
>>32764999
what if it will drop?
11 hours later 32765090 Anonymous (lookatitgo.png 1009x605 33kB)
When will it pop?
11 hours later 32765095 Anonymous
>>32765017
>serious injury
why?
11 hours later 32765102 Anonymous (Untitled.png 236x119 5kB)
>>32765004
>implying I haven't tried that
I've tried that with many different versions of the bitcoin client but I guess it wouldn't hurt to try
>>32765043
it's the default one built in
11 hours later 32765106 Anonymous
>be NEET
>in parent's basement
>try to mine butt coins and butt coin varients
>CRASH ON START UP. ALL THE GPU MINERS. FOR SOME REASON, THE CPU ONES DO TOO.
>WINDOWS 7: the problem encountered an error and needs to close. -> CLICK HERE TO CLOSE THE PROGRAM
>so helpful, unlike XP you don't even get the option to view a detailed log to tell me fucking why it happens
>run bitminter's java version
>EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x62ef7bee, pid=4808, tid=5028
>[amdocl.dll+0x57bee]
newfound respect for java. c-babbies no longer the master race in my book.
>IT SEEMS i AM THE ONLY PERSON IN THE WORLD WHO IS HAVING THIS PROBLEM PRIOR TO 2011. google agreed, if you don't believe me, google it yourself.
whelp, there goes my plan of mining bit/lit/solid/coins for a year or so to upgrade from my hd 3930.
11 hours later 32765109 Anonymous
>>32765019
>>32765019
>>32765019
>>32765019
>>32765019
>>32765019
11 hours later 32765110 Anonymous
>>32765102
>it's the default one built in
See >>32765043
11 hours later 32765116 Anonymous
>>32765075
Faggots kept screaming this when it was $40 and when it was 50..60.,..100...... etc
11 hours later 32765118 Anonymous
>>32765075
Honestly you'd be better off at trying to find a cluster to mine for you.
I got my machines at my job mining, hitting 10 Ghash/s and have around 1200 ltc and 20 btc right now
11 hours later 32765133 Anonymous
Could you explain a starter the best way/place to buy bitcoins ? I don't want to get scammed.
captcha : imonees called
11 hours later 32765134 Anonymous
I wonder if there's been any suicides over this.
11 hours later 32765148 Anonymous
>>32765067
$200 though
isn't that a bit much?
guess i'll just throw in some pocket change i have lying around. think i can get myself 4 or 5. probably going to trade in my 560ti for an amd rig
11 hours later 32765150 Anonymous
>>32765133
IT'S TOO LATE
11 hours later 32765158 Anonymous
>>32764877
u mad
11 hours later 32765168 Anonymous
Wow, pedos sure want to buy cp hard.
11 hours later 32765175 Anonymous
>>32765150
pls ;_;
11 hours later 32765179 Anonymous
>>32765148
No idea, I thought it was too much at $17 when I wanted to buy some so I could get me a small amount of drugs. I was waiting until it dropped til I bought some. Little did I know SilkRoad adjusted according to bitcoin prices.
It never dropped ;______;
11 hours later 32765180 Anonymous (intheenditdoesntevenmatter.jpg 1280x720 60kB)
>>32764939
>they made several thousands of dollars while I still have 0 in my bank despite working my ass off.
That's right, anon, hard work doesn't pay off.
11 hours later 32765190 Anonymous
>>32765095
So you can sue the company and make millions, are you stupid or what?
11 hours later 32765200 Anonymous
>>32765032
You're going to hit yourself when it goes $1k.
Also you need a lot of money to profit from metals.
11 hours later 32765201 Anonymous
>>32765134
Exactly what I was wondering. I'm sure someone has drank themselves to death over it.
11 hours later 32765204 Anonymous
>>32765168
>buying cp
good 1 mm8
11 hours later 32765205 Anonymous
>>32764987
hahahaa
11 hours later 32765220 Anonymous (Tom-Landry-Engineer1.jpg 600x388 87kB)
My fat gay son has just informed me that he's been putting all of his money into something called "buttcoins" He spends most of his day on this website masturbating to cartoon girls with dicks so I know he comes here. His mother and I have made peace with the fact that he is a homosexual but we would prefer he didn't lose all of his allowance money in the gay market. Could someone please persuade him not to throw all of his money away?
11 hours later 32765223 Anonymous
tfw number of comment >2011
11 hours later 32765233 Anonymous
>>32765106
Don't bother, there are huge mining farms, specially now when they are so valuable, so the mining difficulty is so high you willpay more in electricity than you will mine
11 hours later 32765255 Anonymous
enjoy the crash everyone
11 hours later 32765256 Anonymous
>>32765220
are u angreh that turbonerds who invested in this initially are making tens of thousands of dollars?
11 hours later 32765266 Anonymous
>>32764877
FOR FUCK'S SAKE THIS DOESN'T EVEN MAKE SENSE YOU CAN GO SELL 50 BITCOINS *RIGHT* *NOW* ON ANY EXCHANGE (except Mtgox?) AND GET A BANK TRANSFER WITH YOUR DOLLARS.
11 hours later 32765267 Anonymous
FUCK THIS SHIT
I SWEAR
I was gonna buy litecoins a couple of days ago. But the only method I could find takes a couple of days for approval. OH SURE WHY DON'T YOU JUST JUMP UP FROM $1.80 TO $5.00 YOU FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT CURRENCY FUCK YOU IN THE FACE
11 hours later 32765270 Anonymous (1364981787963.gif 700x526 106kB)
>>32765200
>1k
man, i really want to imply but at this rate i just don't know anymore.
11 hours later 32765279 Anonymous
I've got about 1€ worth of BTC.
I hope they inflate to make me a millionare.
That would be a hilarious turn of events.
On the other hand, BTC as standard currency would fuck up our world. A currency that always inflates and can be securely stored on any storage device... Shittons of coins would go inert.
11 hours later 32765291 Anonymous
>>32765270
it won't, it will nosedive shortly
11 hours later 32765310 Anonymous
>>32765267
I know that feel, not even going to bother at this price. too many hoops.
11 hours later 32765322 Anonymous (yui square.png 256x256 5kB)
>buttcoin
call me , when you can buy food with that shit or else it's worthless
11 hours later 32765330 Anonymous
>>32765118
I don't habe any machine I could let mine for me :(
why is everybody so lucky?
11 hours later 32765334 Anonymous (fg.jpg 800x450 63kB)
Money and possessions don't make people happy, remember millionaires kill themselves all the time.
Don't feel too bad that you missed out on the opportunity to make thousands.
11 hours later 32765340 Anonymous
>>32764216
Those predictions are linear and assume that a doubled number of coins will generate a halving in price, i'm pretty sure there are no such linearizations in real life currency/market exchanges. But i still agree that the coin will go up and up.
11 hours later 32765342 Anonymous
>>32765270
Well I was exaggerating, I don't think it's going to go that high.
It's has indeed become kinda believable, though.
11 hours later 32765357 Anonymous
They won't go over $200. $100 was doable easily but anything over $200 is too much for noemal middle class people who buy them so when they hit $200 people will stop buying and they will plummet down faster than beef patty into amerifat's stomach
11 hours later 32765361 Anonymous (tfw.png 1183x567 64kB)
I'm gonna do it /g/, I'm gambling everything I own.
11 hours later 32765375 Anonymous
>>32764629
>>32764508
>>32764544
>>32764487
>>32764441
>>32764334
I'm all kinds of mad with this shit, i've been wanting to buy for two weeks and can't because i'm not murrikan!
11 hours later 32765391 Anonymous
>>32765361
Is SatoshiDICE better than Peerbet?
11 hours later 32765392 Anonymous
>>32765032
gold and silver is at a 9 month low too.
hey when you guys cash out those buttcoins try to drive the gold price up a bit.
11 hours later 32765396 Anonymous
>>32765266
Not who you're replying to, but the way this is all panning out is just odd. I think there's a bunch of artificial demand here due to the recent popularity and also feel people who have a fuckton of buttcoins are manipulating the market (pushing its value up)
There's no way a majority of people who calmly consider what bitcoins can currently do as a currency would be buying it up at these insane prices.
11 hours later 32765407 Anonymous (fugggggggg.png 307x102 2kB)
NO I LOST IT ALL, 91% CHANCE OF WINNING AND I LOSE.
FUCK THIS WORLD, I'M OUT.
11 hours later 32765423 Anonymous
>>32765396
who cares faggot, people are buying atthis price, tahts all I need nigga
11 hours later 32765426 Anonymous
>>32764423
I'm third country shit tier too, how are you gonna do the transaction?
11 hours later 32765427 Anonymous
>>32765334
meh i'm happy with my job.
just looking for ways to make a quick buck or two, s'all.
11 hours later 32765428 Anonymous
>>32765407
>hurr what is scam
11 hours later 32765436 Anonymous
The value is obviously artificial.
But the question is has it reached it's actual value yet?
The people buying these don't care about their actual usage. They care about pumping and dumping. But this will happen in a vicious cycle for a while because the markets new.
Eventually it'll crash and stabilize to it's actual value. But nobody really knows what that is.
11 hours later 32765441 Anonymous
>>32765334
money is the only thing that i need to be happy. fuck 100 BTC would be enough for me and back then i could have mined those in a day. fuck fuck fuck
11 hours later 32765458 Anonymous
>>32765334
Fuck that. You probably don't know what it's like to have your parents make under $10k/year (combined). Having only $100 to spend it was difficult to even build a computer.
11 hours later 32765461 Anonymous
>>32765310
Yeah that is what people that saw BTC at $15 said.
11 hours later 32765462 Anonymous
>>32764595
I want to know more about these other coins, but all people say is google it, hurr
11 hours later 32765465 Nippon desu~
It's falling now
11 hours later 32765475 Anonymous
Buttcoin crash imminent
11 hours later 32765482 Anonymous
>dat drop
11 hours later 32765490 Anonymous (start.png 795x935 84kB)
>>32765461
$125 now, this is the start of the drop
11 hours later 32765491 Anonymous
https://blockchain.info/tx/7e8ca2cd fcf25961cd01f3c48bd04017aad0aef7e6f c420685d30cc323c1898f
>300 BTC
Someone got rid of that just in time.
11 hours later 32765502 Anonymous
>>32765396
>There's no way a majority of people who calmly consider what bitcoins can currently do as a currency would be buying it up at these insane prices.
Lots of conservative news sources have played up Bitcoins as an alternative currency that will protect you from government shenanigans ala Cyprus. There are a ton of baby boomers throwing money at them because of this.
11 hours later 32765504 Anonymous
>>32765458
lel my parents make over $1M combined, fucking poorfags
11 hours later 32765507 Anonymous
Guys, you need to check out PPCoin.
It's like Bitcoin, only without the drawbacks. Nobody knows about it yet, so that's why you can buy it so damn cheap. You don't want another missed opportunity, do you now?
You can buy it here:
https://ppcexchange.bitparking.com/ main
11 hours later 32765508 Anonymous
>>32765334
It makes life easier.
11 hours later 32765511 Anonymous
>>32765490
what is that and where can I get it?
11 hours later 32765513 Anonymous
Is there a program to live monitor or just websites?
11 hours later 32765528 Anonymous
>dat volume
11 hours later 32765531 Anonymous
>>32765507
>scamcoins
11 hours later 32765532 Anonymous
>>32765511
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
^
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
11 hours later 32765537 Anonymous
>>32765490
llink to that site?
11 hours later 32765538 Anonymous
>>32765513
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
11 hours later 32765539 Anonymous
www.adaptiveglass.com/?p=700
INSTAWALLET HACKED , 6.2M DOLLAR STOLEN.
Run your OWN fucking bitcoin, look after your OWN coin, or someone else will. Stop using bitcoin banks you idiots.
That is the WHOLE fucking point of this currency, as the users of instawallet who are now out 6.2m have just found out.
11 hours later 32765540 Anonymous
>>32765334
Communist ****bag
11 hours later 32765553 Anonymous
>>32765537
>>32765532
$120, it's done, this is it. Sell now before it drops further.
11 hours later 32765555 Anonymous
>>32765375
lol what does being american have to do with it?
11 hours later 32765561 Anonymous
>>32765490
Where do you go to get that info?
ALSO IT'S HAPPENING
122 and falling
11 hours later 32765563 Anonymous
>>32765334
Stupid millionaires do.
Intelligent millionaires know how to buy happiness.
11 hours later 32765565 Anonymous
> Speculating in Bitcoins instead of contributing to society
I hate BTC. It has brought Wall St style assholery right into the heart of the tech world.
11 hours later 32765566 Anonymous (jew red eyes.gif 307x362 7kB)
ITS CRASHING
11 hours later 32765567 Anonymous
>>32765561
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
11 hours later 32765571 Anonymous
SKRILLEX DROPS THE BASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
11 hours later 32765572 Anonymous
>>32765540
>****shitbag
aspie libertarian detected, no need to self-censor dumbass
11 hours later 32765573 Anonymous
>>32765539
IT BEGINS
11 hours later 32765578 Anonymous
>>32765361
PUT IT ALL ON 50%
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
11 hours later 32765579 Anonymous (1364961251104.jpg 680x1020 470kB)
>120
11 hours later 32765582 Anonymous (1364790760690.png 190x190 42kB)
Made 40k USD
Thank you based God
11 hours later 32765586 Anonymous
>>32765539
guess what happens when a person tries to sell 6.2m worth of bitcoins?
11 hours later 32765589 Anonymous
I'm just watching this tab. Dropping dollars by the second.
IBS HAPPENING
11 hours later 32765596 Anonymous
Oh shit, this really is it. $117. Get ready to buy a lot because I have a feeling it will go back up and rebound.
I also have a feeling it will plummet.
11 hours later 32765599 Anonymous
Thread theme song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSmG lSx4bIY
11 hours later 32765602 Anonymous
>>32754747
Nope
11 hours later 32765605 Anonymous
I'M CACKLING LIKE A MAD MAN OVER HERE!
GOODBYE TO YOUR INVESTMENTS FAGS
11 hours later 32765609 Anonymous
19:58:48 > Current trend: -8.37500 USD, Volume:1178.5836 BTC
19:58:48 > Current trend: -8.37500 USD, Volume:1178.5836 BTC
19:58:48 > Current trend: -8.37500 USD, Volume:1178.5836 BTC
19:58:48 > Current trend: -8.37500 USD, Volume:1178.5836 BTC
11 hours later 32765610 Anonymous
>$120
IT'S HAPPENING
11 hours later 32765621 Anonymous
>>32765596
>buying during a free fall
top lel
11 hours later 32765626 Anonymous
People are gonna be selling like crazy and people will also be buying.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
11 hours later 32765627 Anonymous
what the fuck is this topic about ?
11 hours later 32765631 Anonymous (1364951988933.jpg 911x986 63kB)
>from $115 to $120
11 hours later 32765635 Anonymous (1363177709553.gif 320x213 847kB)
IT'S FUCKING CRASHING
11 hours later 32765636 Anonymous
$115
11 hours later 32765642 Anonymous (5e5.png 872x804 462kB)
>115
11 hours later 32765646 Anonymous
BUY NOW, THIS IS THE CRASH WE'VE ALL BEEN HOPING FOR 120!!! THEY'LL NEVER BE CHEAPER
11 hours later 32765651 Anonymous
>>32764812
Through what mechanisms would such a coin crash it's value? I don't understand it
11 hours later 32765653 Anonymous
FUUUUCK
The drop is happening and I don't have any money to buy when it bottoms!
FUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
>the thatMix
DROP IT!
11 hours later 32765654 Anonymous (1364793251541.jpg 402x503 24kB)
Mtgox trading engine lag: 180.58s
11 hours later 32765656 Anonymous (Immagine.png 1208x464 67kB)
>dat change of ask in 10m
Confirmed for crashing
11 hours later 32765659 Anonymous
>>32765599
haha started playing the moment I tabbed to >>32765579
canned myself.
Well done based anon
11 hours later 32765666 Anonymous
OH SHIT ITS HAPPENING
11 hours later 32765667 Anonymous
I just became at peace with the fact that I sold a month ago
in the end, I didn't lose any money; in fact, I gained a decent amount for the time
there's no way I could've known this would happen and wishing that I could go back and change it isn't going to do anything
I legitimately don't care anymore and it feels good :3
you guys should stop caring too because I'm sure none of you actually lost money from Bitcoin
11 hours later 32765677 Anonymous (20100326_gdragon_8.jpg 432x556 39kB)
>126
11 hours later 32765680 Anonymous (wut.png 1505x1040 213kB)
top lel
11 hours later 32765686 Anonymous
>>32765626
price wont drop as much as you'd expect and then start to rise again
$300 in 2 weeks, calling it now
11 hours later 32765689 Anonymous
>http://bitcoinity.org/markets
lol
11 hours later 32765690 Anonymous (1364156491000.jpg 510x504 80kB)
11 hours later 32765695 Anonymous
PANIC !!!!
11 hours later 32765696 Anonymous (A.jpg 214x314 15kB)
>>32765563
>buy happiness
and by buy happiness you mean buy drugs
11 hours later 32765704 Anonymous LETS SING TOGETHER /g/ (The_End_of_Evangelion_shot.jpg 448x246 19kB)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fw5a cgqIHQE
IT ALL RETURNS TO NOTHING
IT ALL COMES
TUMBLING DOWN
TUMBLING DOWN
TUMBLING DOWN
11 hours later 32765705 Anonymous (1342720362631.jpg 500x574 114kB)
>>32765666
here we go
>666
11 hours later 32765708 Anonymous (lel.png 495x264 177kB)
>>32765651
11 hours later 32765724 Anonymous
>120
U WOT M89
11 hours later 32765725 Anonymous (Ngust0K.gif 500x270 421kB)
I don't even own any buttcoins, but this shit is like the best soap opera ever
11 hours later 32765729 Anonymous (1359505760560.png 238x213 121kB)
>tfw I knew about this 2 years ago but I live in Europe so I can't buy or sell
11 hours later 32765730 Anonymous
>>32765490
IT'S HAPPENING
11 hours later 32765731 Anonymous
what's up with the mtgox lag?
11 hours later 32765736 Anonymous
I still don't understand what the backbone of this currency is? Are hashes to bitcoin what gold was to USD once?
11 hours later 32765738 Anonymous
>>32765651
no more people want to buy based on blind speculation, no demand, crash
11 hours later 32765740 Anonymous
>>32765725
>>32765708
wat
11 hours later 32765748 Anonymous
sure looks this this market isn't manipulated at all and i think regulations are very bad!
11 hours later 32765753 Anonymous
>>32765731
Everyone's trying to jump ship
11 hours later 32765755 Anonymous (1364787603534.gif 180x180 220kB)
>280.55s
11 hours later 32765759 Anonymous
I just bought 1000 BTC at $117 now it's $125. Time to sell.
11 hours later 32765765 Anonymous
>132
>132
>132
>132
11 hours later 32765771 Anonymous
>>32765736
literally nothing, you can't use it for anything
11 hours later 32765772 Anonymous
>>32765729
i live in germany and i bought and sold, step it up
11 hours later 32765774 Anonymous
$666
11 hours later 32765776 Anonymous
>>32754430
Does someone want to give me a brief overview of what's going on with bitcoins?
11 hours later 32765777 Anonymous (1326322701060.jpg 252x240 7kB)
The bubble just burst, time to sell!
11 hours later 32765783 Anonymous
>>32765731
Means a lot of trades are going on, which is POSSIBLY indicative of a rapid crash/inflation
11 hours later 32765784 Anonymous
>20:03:40 > MtGox: Connection error.
11 hours later 32765786 Anonymous (1360719326331.gif 240x256 1361kB)
ITS TOO LATE
11 hours later 32765788 Anonymous
>>32765599
>tiny version
For tiny babbies
Get it while it drops!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N36Y a2zvPZE
11 hours later 32765802 Anonymous
>>32765776
See this graph http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
They where $17 a month or 2 ago.
11 hours later 32765807 Anonymous
>>32765582
Stupid question, are you getting taxed for this?
11 hours later 32765809 Anonymous (wat.jpg 343x344 36kB)
Can someone tell me how this is possible?
11 hours later 32765816 Anonymous
Question: what is keeping these trading houses from lying about prices?
11 hours later 32765817 Anonymous
>>32765133
Pls ;_;
I'm from Yurop btw.
11 hours later 32765820 Anonymous (TOP LEL.png 450x92 8kB)
>>32765759
heh
11 hours later 32765828 Anonymous
>>32765729
I live in Europe and I can buy and sell easily.
11 hours later 32765830 Anonymous
>>32765759
Risking $117,000 to make an $8,000 profit.
lel
11 hours later 32765837 Anonymous (1355181557541.jpg 180x127 6kB)
>All those peaks
11 hours later 32765842 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featu re=player_detailpage&v=tJxQxsn2FOw# t=73s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featu re=player_detailpage&v=tJxQxsn2FOw# t=73s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featu re=player_detailpage&v=tJxQxsn2FOw# t=73s
11 hours later 32765843 Anonymous (up.png 540x278 13kB)
Oh yeah guys, it's really happening y𝑎wn
11 hours later 32765844 Anonymous
>>32765809
fags that are about to lose everything, betting against a 0.1% that it will significantly rise again
11 hours later 32765851 Anonymous
>>32765133
Wait for the prices to crash back down to a few dollars.
Buy coins.
Wait for it to go back up.
You already missed it this time. the Bubble just burst.
11 hours later 32765852 Anonymous
MT GOX DOWN
11 hours later 32765856 Anonymous
So has anyone made mad money off this thing yet?
11 hours later 32765865 Anonymous
>>32765809
coins go in, money comes out
you can't explain that
11 hours later 32765866 Anonymous
12:06:36 > Attempting connection over websocket
12:06:36 > MtGox: Reconnecting in 1.1 seconds. Attempts: 1
>12:06:35 > MtGox: Disconnected.
11 hours later 32765867 Anonymous
>>32765830
2retard4me
11 hours later 32765868 Anonymous
>>32765680
looks like its coming again
11 hours later 32765871 Anonymous
>123
WHAT IS GOING ON??????????????????????
11 hours later 32765875 Anonymous
>>32765852
not for me
11 hours later 32765880 Anonymous (1292339028092.png 505x505 192kB)
OH SHIT IT'S GOING DOWN
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
11 hours later 32765884 Anonymous (retard.jpg 432x264 23kB)
>>32765843
11 hours later 32765885 Anonymous
How are these rapid prices changes in the last few minutes possible?
11 hours later 32765892 Anonymous
I haven't even invested anything into these but this is fucking hilarious and tense.
11 hours later 32765897 Anonymous
>>32765653
I feel you bro, waiting for my fucking transfer.
They need to figure a way out to make this shit instant, could have bought now.
11 hours later 32765900 Anonymous
>>32765736
* Its a currency with a predetermined finite amount that is distributed in exchange for computing cycles. It is divisible up to 8 decimal places.
* All transactions are anonymous and highly secure. Everyone who participates in the system has a complete record of all transactions that have ever taken place with bitcoin. New transactions can take 10-20 minutes to be confirmed.
* It can currently be used directly for some internet services (4chan, MEGA, etc) and to buy drugs on SilkRoad.
11 hours later 32765909 Anonymous
>>32765885
lots of people selling at many prices
11 hours later 32765910 Anonymous
MT GOX PLEASE COME BACK
PLS
11 hours later 32765911 Anonymous
protip: bitcoins can't crash with so many people in line to buy
11 hours later 32765914 Anonymous
>>32765885
are you stupid
11 hours later 32765916 Anonymous
>>32765586
what fucking consolation is that to the victims? Theyre not gonna give the coins back in any case.
this is like the tenth time that a web wallet bitcoin bank has been hacked and cleaned out. Run your own fucking bitcoin!
11 hours later 32765919 Anonymous
do you guys have sleepover threads here like on /pol/?
11 hours later 32765921 Anonymous
>>32765539
How is it possible to hack bittcoin wallet?
11 hours later 32765929 Anonymous
>>32765361
Has anyone here actually won a decent payout from satoshidice?
11 hours later 32765930 Anonymous
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
11 hours later 32765931 Anonymous
>>32765885
Buying and selling.
Although mostly selling since Bitcoins are mostly speculative.
11 hours later 32765932 Anonymous
>>32765919
what the fuck is.....what
11 hours later 32765936 Anonymous
Bitcoincharts shows it went down to like 115. mtgox is showing 135. what the fuck?
11 hours later 32765937 Anonymous
>>32765911
>too big to fail
11 hours later 32765942 Anonymous
>>32765884
>o no someone cashed out
this happened last night before america woke up, you fucking moron
11 hours later 32765943 Anonymous
>>32765900
>(4chan, MEGA, etc) and to buy drugs on SilkRoad
Gives great examples and makes it looks like a legit currency right there.
11 hours later 32765952 Anonymous
>>32765809
> see freefall
> sell myself buttcoins at inflated price
dat market manipulation
11 hours later 32765953 Anonymous
>>32765932
i guess that means no ._.
11 hours later 32765954 Anonymous
>>32765932
You know, staying up all night complaining about niggers and happy merchants.
11 hours later 32765955 Anonymous
>>32765936
Mt Gox was 120 last update for me. Can't connect now.
11 hours later 32765956 Anonymous
>>32765919
Do you guys keep a sign outside your door that says "Whites only"?
11 hours later 32765957 Nippon desu~
>>32765936
nobody knows
11 hours later 32765958 Anonymous
are bitcoins still 'volatile'? can an economic expert explain to me what that means exactly?
11 hours later 32765967 Anonymous
>>32765911
just like the real market, only the retards show their hand by putting their orders for public viewing, only to be front-run by someone smarter.
at any given time, someone can just dump a ton of coins that are not in the order book.
11 hours later 32765969 Anonymous (1287009482814.jpg 288x500 19kB)
>mfw I sold my shitty video card for 30 buttcoins two years ago
>I got rid of those buttcoins when they were at $7
11 hours later 32765974 Anonymous
>>32765958
Just read the fucking charts. See all the peaks and valleys?
11 hours later 32765975 Anonymous
>>32765936
there is literally nothing preventing Mtgox from displaying whatever the fuck price they please.
11 hours later 32765977 Anonymous
Its just another shake out guys. Grow some balls or buy a saddle this Pig is about to grow wings.
11 hours later 32765982 Anonymous
>>32765911
>babbys first pump and dump
>calls himself a pro
11 hours later 32765983 Anonymous
>>32765969
haha faggot
11 hours later 32765984 Anonymous (20130403191113876.png 574x625 23kB)
>>32765958
dunno m8 you tell me
11 hours later 32765986 Anonymous
>>32765820
SELL SELL SELL! FAST!
I'm PULLING OUT WITH MY 63.6BTC! NIGGA I'M RICH! I'LL JUST WAIT TILL THESE PRICES CRASH, THEN CASH BACK IN!
11 hours later 32765987 Anonymous
>>32765929
Every transaction is completely public. There is no possibility of foul play, since the hashes of all winning numbers have already been published. This thread monitors Satoshidice, including calculating their profit based blockchain info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?t opic=77870.0
11 hours later 32765994 Anonymous
>>32765921
with hack.exe
11 hours later 32766000 Anonymous
this kills it for me
Mtgox trading engine lag: 405.63s
11 hours later 32766004 Anonymous
It's funny because it was just a small $5 dollar drop that wouldn't go any lower put people seeing this small drop caused mass hysteria and fucking maelstrom of faggots trying to flood markets with their coins in their feeble attempts to sell before they fall even lower
Humans are so dumb.
It's even funnier because this flood caused all sell services to overload so coin owners can only helplessly watch as their precious coins plummet down to the ground
11 hours later 32766009 Anonymous (1362601046895.jpg 816x1356 243kB)
>>32765956
11 hours later 32766012 Anonymous
i read an anon saying this (>listening to people on 4chan), so can someone confirm? if bitcoins are so volatile they won't be accepted anywhere, and they won't be less volatile until they're accepted anywhere.
Any truth to that?
11 hours later 32766020 Anonymous (epic.png 1729x877 218kB)
It's like I'm a real currency trader but I have fucking idea what's going on.
11 hours later 32766021 Anonymous
>>32765987
I was asking if anyone had won a payout from the service out of curiosity, not questioning its legitimacy.
11 hours later 32766028 Anonymous
>>32765967
this. also buy more pls :)
11 hours later 32766035 Anonymous (llllllllll.png 1600x997 259kB)
Anyone want the source code of a bitcoin wallet jacker that's written in assembly?
11 hours later 32766040 Anonymous
I'm lol so hard when i wake up in 12 hours to 100 dollar Bitcoin prices.
11 hours later 32766041 Anonymous
>>32766000
nah dude you gonna be rich, just keep buying and never sell
11 hours later 32766042 Anonymous
>>32766020
what website it that?
11 hours later 32766050 Anonymous
>>32765943
Are you being sarcastic? You can also gamble online with it I guess. What else is there you can directly use Bitcoins for?
Remember that even though transactions themselves are pretty secure and anonymous, there's no buyer protection. No disputes, chargebacks, refunds. No way to account for tax since its not an official currency.
So its not going to get backed by any major retailers if thats what you mean.
I can see it being used for like, online services. Maybe web development, graphics design, software dev. But I honestly don't see how it can be used for tangible goods without more regulations and stuff, etc.
11 hours later 32766051 Anonymous
>>32765954
i can almost imagine a bunch of skinheads in feety pajamas fondling each other through sleeping bags while muttering "jews.....jews"
11 hours later 32766056 Anonymous
>>32766042
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
11 hours later 32766059 Anonymous
does anyone have the 7790
I'd like to know what the hash rate is
11 hours later 32766060 Anonymous
>>32766021
Oh, sorry.
But still, there are some examples of huge payouts in the thread I linked.
11 hours later 32766062 Anonymous
>>32766035
Not bad. You won't be getting $134 for them though.
11 hours later 32766063 Anonymous
>>32765900
What happens when few years later billions upon billions of transactions taken place? Will evryone have to store 500TB worth of transaction logs and wait 6 years for his transaction to go through?
11 hours later 32766066 Anonymous
>>32766041
youre the same retard from every thread arent you
you probably have no money to invest
11 hours later 32766073 Anonymous (1361424976104.jpg 323x454 54kB)
>>32766035
>written in assembly
11 hours later 32766074 Anonymous
>>32766012
a real reliable currency can't be this volatile. your money can't be worth half of what is was when you went to sleep. how would you ever price anything.
11 hours later 32766079 Anonymous
>>32766056
thanks
11 hours later 32766084 Anonymous
>>32766059
Why bother?
It's over
11 hours later 32766086 Anonymous
>>32766012
there's payment processor systems to cash out a USD value at the price they were
silk road hedges buttcoins stored by dealers so they don't have to cash out right then and still be anonymous
11 hours later 32766108 Anonymous
>>32766086
can you explain this hedging process or link a site that does?
11 hours later 32766111 Anonymous
>>32766050
Escrow services can handle disputes etc. Bitcoins simply provides transaction, more sophisticated services can be built on top of that.
11 hours later 32766115 Anonymous
>>32766066
>what is a troll
11 hours later 32766125 Anonymous
>>32766084
This
If you want to make some money, ready your money card and get ready to buy when the bubble bursts
11 hours later 32766131 Anonymous
>>32766074
the USD has decreased by more than 1000% since its inception.
11 hours later 32766136 Anonymous
>>32766074
Most SR prices are tied to the dollar.
11 hours later 32766137 Anonymous
>>32766108
>http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/wiki /index.php?title=Seller%27s_Guide
11 hours later 32766149 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 547.71s
Just rediculous.
11 hours later 32766150 Anonymous
How should I go about mining litecoins? What pools are good? How do I mine using my GPU?
11 hours later 32766158 Anonymous
>>32766074
It's having some growing pains, sure. But that's only because people are actually injecting real wealth into it. If that continues, it will eventually stabilize.
11 hours later 32766161 Anonymous
>>32766150
TRY GOOGLE DOT COM
11 hours later 32766167 Anonymous
>>32766131
the USD has been around for a long time, that's normal
11 hours later 32766170 Anonymous
>>32766150
reaper
11 hours later 32766174 Anonymous
It seems to be stabilizing between 125 and 120.
Any economistfags care to make a prediction?
11 hours later 32766183 Anonymous
>>32766131
wages have increased to compensate you silly boys
11 hours later 32766184 Anonymous
>>32766084
Every day the same posts.
Every day the bubble is gonna pop.
11 hours later 32766187 Anonymous
>>32766063
Good question. They'll probably scrub transaction history every 'x' transactions. Maybe they already do.
11 hours later 32766195 Anonymous
>>32766174
It's about to shoot up to 160
11 hours later 32766203 Anonymous
>>32766174
I did economics at A Level and that didn't teach me about anything worth while so no.
Enjoy my blogpost.
11 hours later 32766206 Anonymous
>>32766144
I got it in 2011, so maybe. Are they? It just uploads someone's %appdata%\bitcoin\wallet.dat to an ftp server.
11 hours later 32766209 Anonymous
>>32765233
How does mining even work, i really don't understand this shit
11 hours later 32766212 Anonymous
>>32766174
economistfag here
crash incoming
11 hours later 32766214 Anonymous
>>32766131
>decreased by more than 1000%
wait... so if you had one dollar... you'd now owe 10 dollars?
11 hours later 32766216 Anonymous
>>32765565
I think that's hilarious.
Also, any thoughts on asteroid mining?
I would suggest selling gold and all other precious metals once the first harvesting runs are successfull.
11 hours later 32766219 Anonymous
>>32766174
$160-$180
buy
11 hours later 32766229 Anonymous
>>32766174
it's not stabilizing, the bubble will eventually burst (impossible to predict at what price), and it will end in tears for all of the last participants. it's pretty simple.
11 hours later 32766231 Anonymous
>>32766184
Yeah, but obviously this is a dead cat bounce.
Get out while you still can. Seriously.
11 hours later 32766236 Anonymous
>>32766214
basically. all the USD is is debt owned to the fed. all the money you have is all debt.
11 hours later 32766245 Anonymous
>>32766209
How does google work?
11 hours later 32766246 Anonymous
>>32766214
>being this idiot
2012+1
11 hours later 32766248 Anonymous
>>32766195
>>32766212
Let the games continue lol
11 hours later 32766262 Anonymous
Oh shit what the fuck?! I just bought 10 bitcons YOU ASSHOLES TOLD ME THEY WILL GO UP TO $200 FUCK YOU
11 hours later 32766270 Anonymous (1361978581388.png 274x242 22kB)
>>32766231
>obviously
11 hours later 32766274 Anonymous
>>32766236
>hello i am 14 and i have no idea how modern monetary systems work, also i bury my cash in the ground because dad did it. why are we poor?
retarded faggot
11 hours later 32766275 Anonymous
>3 LTC in the last hour
$$$
11 hours later 32766278 Anonymous
>>32766262
>listening to 4chan
are you and idiot?
11 hours later 32766279 Anonymous
Those who don't realize now is the *perfect* time to buy are missing out.
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
Check it, it's going back up.
11 hours later 32766285 Anonymous
>>32766262
>bear trap
It hasn't even begun.
11 hours later 32766291 Anonymous
Luckily I sold all of mine in time with profit. If it does go up again, I'm just not going to bother anymore. This is just far too stressful.
11 hours later 32766296 Anonymous
>>32766111
Agreed. If I see bitcoin credit cards and bitcoin banks I'll be pretty impressed and have a lot more faith in it. To be honest though, I also kind of don't want to participate in a 'new' economy where the majority of wealth is arbitrarily assigned to early adopters. The fact that I'm already at an impossible disadvantage makes me want to stick to cash.
11 hours later 32766300 Anonymous
>>32766262
Don't sell for a loss it's going back up.
(Really though, I know thy feels.)
11 hours later 32766304 Anonymous
>>32765969
I had no idea this would happen. Sold them all pretty cheap too. I thought bitcoin was dead for good. Someone explain this to me.
11 hours later 32766305 Anonymous
>>32766262
i just made shit up... i have no idea about this shit. it'll totally be 200 next week though, so don't worry
11 hours later 32766312 Anonymous (jew samson opyion.jpg 960x656 155kB)
>mfw
11 hours later 32766317 Anonymous
>>32766300
Yes, DO NOT SELL. You are GUARANTEED to be made whole again! Just wait. :)
11 hours later 32766318 Anonymous (1327624313555.jpg 486x597 22kB)
>>32766262
11 hours later 32766326 Anonymous
>500-3000 trading engine lag
>Shows Gartner hype cycle loop - isn't productive for most merchants and people still getting hacked
>Textbook bear trap
>Rising and dropping by 25% or more of it's value
BUY BUY BUY LOL MAGIC
11 hours later 32766335 Anonymous
>>32766231
How is this a dead cat bounce?
It opened today at about $110, people made profit and started selling, some people panic and sell too.
For the dead cat to bounce it needs to crash and then to go up again.
I see no crash.
11 hours later 32766342 Anonymous (1364971243501.gif 316x196 934kB)
>>32754430
Can someone give me a brief overview of bitcoins and what the fucking is going on?
I used them to make a purchase on Silkroad once, but that's about it.
11 hours later 32766353 Anonymous
>>32766296
But cash is taxed and inflated away, so it's not like it's any better. Also, aren't you already at an impossible disadvantage compared to Rotschilds etc?
11 hours later 32766359 Anonymous
GUYS! THE SWEDES ARE LAGGING!
https://kapiton.se/orderdjup
1 SEK == 0.12 USD
11 hours later 32766367 Anonymous
>>32766279
I hope you realize it keeps going back up because the people who hold fuck tons of coins are creating demand amongst themselves to prevent free fall.
It's high enough that the people who have, say... 250 coins and less want to cash out.
11 hours later 32766396 Anonymous
>>32766335
It's so obvious. Jeez laweez, you goi-goons need to learn your economics.
11 hours later 32766398 Anonymous
>>32766367
this. Literally EVERYONE has their finger on the sell button right now.
This market is so small and unregulated that it's extremely easy to manipulate.
11 hours later 32766400 Anonymous
>>32766296
I don't know anon, I think it's still pretty early if this goes big.
Maybe you won't make that much profit as the people who were buying BTC for cents, but you can throw a bit of money and expect tto get something back.
11 hours later 32766401 Anonymous
Since you people are serious about this shit, has someone actually bought one of these?
https://products.butterflylabs.com/
11 hours later 32766418 Anonymous
I fear we have all become Jews.
11 hours later 32766422 Anonymous
>>32766195
this
this fucking happened like a week and a half ago
BUY
11 hours later 32766431 Anonymous
>>32766401
Yeah, but they haven't delivered any of their products. Basically lots of people got scammed. Everyone is literally scamming everyone in this bitcoin world, it's hilarious.
11 hours later 32766439 Anonymous
>>32766418
And they are beating us with experience.
11 hours later 32766442 Anonymous
>>32766353
I'm curious to see what the actual wealth distribution is with bitcoin but thats impossible. I suspect its way more fucked than USD because:
* early adopters get more for less
* most coin generation avenues are pyramids
11 hours later 32766448 Anonymous
Remember 4chan, Moot makes a board dedicated for furries, bronies, shitposters etc but he will never make a board dedicated for economics and finances.
Keep this in mind.
11 hours later 32766449 Anonymous
>>32766398
i've got my finger on the buy button, as does pretty much everyone in this thread
11 hours later 32766459 Anonymous (sfsafsafsaf.png 1402x271 45kB)
All this fucking drama, Gox going down and 2 crashes and we're not even below this time yesterday
Bitcoin fucking suck at crashing
11 hours later 32766462 Anonymous
>>32766418
It's fun. I might take up Jewing full time
11 hours later 32766464 Anonymous
>>32766431
>bitcoins
worlds premier jew simulator
11 hours later 32766467 Anonymous (its feeling.png 336x384 106kB)
>>32766418
>hate jews
>mine bitcoins in hopes of becoming rich
>I just turned into what I hate the most
>mfw
you know what?
fuck it I'm done
11 hours later 32766478 Anonymous
>>32766418
EVERYONE is full of greed, Jews just tend to have higher intelligence so they're better at making money.
11 hours later 32766479 Anonymous
>>32766459
>>32766449
this im buyng more
11 hours later 32766480 Anonymous
>>32766359
>mfw someone just placed a buy order at $153
11 hours later 32766492 Anonymous
>>32766448
why that
11 hours later 32766498 Anonymous
Why can't i hold all this volatility?
11 hours later 32766501 Anonymous
>>32766431
There is a huge amount of frauds going on. The only BR auction site was "attacked" just as the coin started going crazy up this last two weeks. I'm not clear on the details, but i'm sure the owner's gonna make money out of it
11 hours later 32766503 Anonymous
>>32766398
>literally
I don't think you know what the word means.
11 hours later 32766505 Anonymous
>>32766448
Even though I hate this, isn't it because the majority of 4chan is fucking stupid and will blindly follow anonymous advice? I don't think he wants to be responsible for some dumb as shit 18 year old being scammed out of all his dosh.
11 hours later 32766506 Anonymous
>>32766353
>But cash is taxed
>Implying you are Greek
Seriously, you Americans should shut the fuck up with your insane views on taxes. Greece should've been the best example of why taxes are necessary.
11 hours later 32766514 Anonymous
>>32766448
Has anyonee asked for it?
11 hours later 32766523 Anonymous (fuck-yeah.gif 350x219 1569kB)
Just sold off all my buttcoins, feel relieved and am now watching the price drop.
I'M AM FEELING SO FUCKING RELIEVED RIGHT NOW
just wanted to say it again.
I mean, YES.
11 hours later 32766550 Anonymous
>>32766523
congrats anon
how much dosh did you make
11 hours later 32766553 Anonymous
LTC's HITTIN $5 AGAIN
11 hours later 32766555 Anonymous
>>32766523
You will regret it when you wake up and they are higher than what you sold it for.
11 hours later 32766559 Anonymous
>>32766503
2: in effect: virtually [will literally turn the world upside down to combat cruelty or injustice — Norman Cousins]
11 hours later 32766561 Anonymous
>>32766523
why the fuck did you sell after someone cashed out massive volume?
god you're fucking retarded
11 hours later 32766563 Anonymous
>>32762445
Can you h-help me, onee-chan?
55d4fb336c3d129378538dfac0116e01879 3511876032f72802c8569139b6f78
11 hours later 32766568 Anonymous
>>32766448
Have you seen /pol/?
That is his fear.
/jew/ wouldn't be a containment board. But it would be flooded by people that should be contained.
11 hours later 32766574 Anonymous (Nis_1_sheqel.png 675x336 349kB)
>>32766467
Good goy.
12 hours later 32766578 Anonymous
>>32766467
full circle
12 hours later 32766585 Anonymous
>>32766523
Now imagine a market full of the heightened emotions you were feeling. When there are enough people freaking out, you crash.
12 hours later 32766589 Anonymous
>>32766555
>>32766550
Nah. I won't regret much over the 700€ I just made out of nothing.
12 hours later 32766597 Anonymous
how much is 1 uBTC?
12 hours later 32766604 Anonymous
sage
12 hours later 32766605 Anonymous
Probably gonna take me atleast a week to get verified on mtgox and transfer some € to my account.
>tfw all I can do right now is watch the price go up and down
12 hours later 32766607 Anonymous
>>32766597
128x10^-6
12 hours later 32766608 Anonymous
>>32766561
If you know how to read markets so well, why aren't you rich?
12 hours later 32766610 Anonymous
>>32766448
to be fair, /fur/ was a trap and /s4s/ will be balleted soon enough
12 hours later 32766622 Anonymous (mining.png 1364x641 92kB)
What does /g/ think of my setup? Any ways to improve it?
12 hours later 32766624 Anonymous
>>32766605
sent with sanic speed ;0
12 hours later 32766634 Anonymous
>>32766604
>saging a sticky
Wow
12 hours later 32766636 Anonymous
I made 0€
god why do I fail so hard? I am literally a retard.
12 hours later 32766643 Henk [ASS]
>>32766622
raise your memory clock
12 hours later 32766644 Anonymous
>>32766597
Probably less now than when I was typing with, but around 12 cents.
12 hours later 32766659 Anonymous
>mtgox in charge of not being a 502 error
lol
12 hours later 32766664 Anonymous (bubble.jpg 499x323 47kB)
Anyone have any PPCoins? Plawks
P8dqPy7aoGRveSv5J6524HKkzg9Cn58bLe
12 hours later 32766665 Anonymous
>>32766589
Implying you can get that sold before the bubble bursts
12 hours later 32766670 Anonymous (1344798868068.jpg 503x591 129kB)
>mfw I'm supposed to be writing an essay that's due tomorrow, but instead I'm watching the burpcoin drama
12 hours later 32766673 Anonymous
>>32766431
So there is only AMD GPUs for faster mining compared to CPUs?
12 hours later 32766676 Anonymous
>>32766559
I still think you don't know what the word means. Do you also use 'totally' and 'chill' frequently?
12 hours later 32766678 Anonymous
Where's a good place to sell other than mtgox? I want to get some USD but fuck sending in all my personal information to them.
12 hours later 32766686 Anonymous
>>32766659
>502, it went through
>504, try juance more
12 hours later 32766687 Anonymous
>>32766636
How did you do that?
12 hours later 32766690 Anonymous
>>32766664
where are we
12 hours later 32766709 Anonymous
>>32766690
Bear trap.
12 hours later 32766710 Anonymous
>>32766622
Get another 20 rigs.
12 hours later 32766717 Anonymous
>>32766676
it wasn't me that said it originally, but they actually just did change the meaning of "literally" to follow it's colloquial usage
12 hours later 32766719 Anonymous
>>32766690
no fucking clue, this isn't a stock market it's weird
normal shit doesn't apply
12 hours later 32766722 Anonymous
>>32766709
how do you know?
12 hours later 32766730 Anonymous
>>32766622
how do I solo mine Litecoins?
is it worth solo mining with a flashed 6950?
12 hours later 32766734 Anonymous
>>32766690
Probably in the bulltrap.
12 hours later 32766741 Anonymous
>>32766709
no we're at bull, nerd. we already passed bear long ago.
12 hours later 32766745 Anonymous
>>32766722
I have faith in the buttcoins.
12 hours later 32766752 Anonymous
>>32766730
My 6850 is getting a decent Mh/s, go for it.
12 hours later 32766754 Anonymous
>>32762726
uh oh! one of the "it's crashing!" people decided to sell, better go around telling people it's going to crash so you don't miss out on a lot of money!
12 hours later 32766755 Anonymous
>>32766291
Wise decision!
12 hours later 32766760 Anonymous
Mtgox down for anyone else?
12 hours later 32766762 Anonymous
>Negative interest currency always fails.
12 hours later 32766771 Anonymous (914.png 349x66 6kB)
>>32766665
But I already did.
12 hours later 32766778 Anonymous
>>32766752
what are my chances of solving a block?
12 hours later 32766786 Anonymous
>>32766778
0.000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000001%
12 hours later 32766787 Anonymous
>>32766754
Let them.
I want to buy cheap.
12 hours later 32766792 Anonymous
>>32766760
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 275.13s
nope everything is fine
12 hours later 32766797 Anonymous
Has it calmed down or is mtgox fucked?
12 hours later 32766800 Anonymous
>>32766778
Mine in a pool. Not sure about solo.
12 hours later 32766806 Anonymous
>implying Instawallet owners didn't just snatch and grab all your shit, then sell it for themselves
Some dude just became a multi millionaire
12 hours later 32766812 Anonymous
>>32766000
leeeeel
12 hours later 32766815 Anonymous
>>32766771
Which site did you buy/sell bitcoins?
12 hours later 32766818 Anonymous
>>32766797
mtgox is fucked
12 hours later 32766828 Anonymous
>>32766815
mtgox
12 hours later 32766830 Anonymous
>>32766800
I'm already mining in a pool. so I should just stay in the pool then?
12 hours later 32766833 Anonymous
>>32766787
and now we've collectively figured out why bitcoin will never actually crash, only go down and back up
enjoy your shitty "doomsday," nerds
12 hours later 32766837 Anonymous
>back at $130
BITCOIN STRONG
12 hours later 32766844 Anonymous
>>32766830
Probably for the best.
12 hours later 32766858 Anonymous
44750 blocks remaining
Last received 291 ago
How much does it translate to in time / gigabytes?
I can't do shit like that
12 hours later 32766860 Anonymous
>>32766830
Definitely.
12 hours later 32766865 Anonymous (Playboy.jpg 523x1200 250kB)
Okay so I read through most of the thread but I still don't get it.
I understand bitcoins are with over 100 dollars, and litecoins much lower. I get they are an online, untraceable currency. I get you have to have your CPU/GPU "mine" complex algorithems and what not to get them, and I understand you can either do it yourself or with a team.
I brought this up to somewhere between 6-20 people who all have mid-high end computers. Would it be worth it for us to start Mining for Litecoins at least? What is there to go off of, that litecoins are going to do a similar thing like bitcoins? I assume Bitcoins would be worthless to waste our time into right now, and I understand the money is split between the people who work on the problem so should we join another group or could we make decent money this way?
Also a good link, or something to get started or explain it to a non-/g/entleman, or just a tl;dr on what the fuck everything is would be nice.
12 hours later 32766869 Anonymous
>>32766843
http://netlookup.se/free-bitcoins/3 03737
12 hours later 32766878 Anonymous
>>32766858
use multibit or electrum
12 hours later 32766885 Anonymous
>>32766865
Go for litecoins, they will only rise. The bitcoin difficulty is too high to get anywhere.
12 hours later 32766889 Anonymous
How quick/easy is it to buy and sell?
12 hours later 32766892 Anonymous
>>32766687
Didnt invest into btc soon enough
missed buying ltc when they were under $1 because the deposit took to long
mining currently but only with 200khs while everybody mines with several ghs
12 hours later 32766894 Anonymous
>>32766878
why?
12 hours later 32766900 Anonymous
>>32766889
Once you get your money into mtgox, it's easy as fuck.
12 hours later 32766903 Anonymous
>>32766670
know that feel bro. had a math-exam today, and instead of learning yesterday, i fucking got into litecoins and mining and shit and only learned for an hour
fucking worth it though, exam wasn't that bad
12 hours later 32766904 Anonymous
>trading engine lag steadily increasing to infinity
get ready for the big kahuna.
12 hours later 32766915 Anonymous
>>32766889
It's not, at all. You need to send all of your personal information, bank accounts, wait a week plus, and then you can.
All this when a bitcoin wallet site was just hacked for 6.2m
12 hours later 32766917 Anonymous
>>32766900
too bad mtgox is down.
12 hours later 32766922 Anonymous
>>32766885
What can you buy with Litecoins?
12 hours later 32766930 Anonymous
>>32766922
bitcoins
12 hours later 32766936 Anonymous
>>32766915
send all that info to what? mtgox?
12 hours later 32766940 Anonymous
>>32766922
bitcoins
12 hours later 32766941 Anonymous
>>32766865
You don't sound like someone that could set up their own pool, so you're probably best off joining someone else's.
12 hours later 32766945 Anonymous
>>32766844
>Be cypriot
>banks start closing so i cant withdraw my money
>say fuckkit
>transfer money every day into bitcoin
>marked crashes
>try to hold onto my butts
>mtgox down
FUUUUUUUUUUG
12 hours later 32766948 Anonymous
>>32766922
Probably the same stuff as bitcoins soon.
If not, then you can buy bitcoins and US dollars.
12 hours later 32766952 Anonymous
>>32766917
Well sure, right now.
But mtgox literally /dictates/ the price of BTC. Use something else if you want, but it all comes down to mtgox.
12 hours later 32766958 Anonymous
>>32766922
Drugs
12 hours later 32766967 Anonymous
20:45:11 > MtGox: Disconnected.
20:45:11 > MtGox: Disconnected.
20:45:11 > MtGox: Disconnected.
20:45:11 > MtGox: Disconnected.
12 hours later 32766978 Anonymous
>>32766952
So if I wanted to buy/sell bitcoins today I wouldn't be able to? I'd have to wait a week to get my bank info verified? seems lame
12 hours later 32766982 Anonymous
>>32766922
since Litecoins have a shorter transaction time you'll find that they'll eventually find their niche in cheaper things that don't require the security of Bitcoin
12 hours later 32766985 Anonymous
>>32766952
i dont want to scan my id and i live with my parents so i cant prove my residence
12 hours later 32766990 Anonymous
>>32766952
That's not really true. BTC-E might only have 1/8th the volume of Mtgox, but that's still a pretty sizeable percentage of the market. And there are other exchanges as well.
12 hours later 32766995 Anonymous
>>32755843
Risky bears can still profit here, buy and sell very quickly for minor profit
But the greedy bulls are about to get slaughtered
12 hours later 32767001 Anonymous
>>32766664
I say we are at greed, mark my words.
12 hours later 32767003 Anonymous
Any prostitutes that accept bitcoin?
12 hours later 32767005 Anonymous
>>32766983
sent ;)
12 hours later 32767015 Anonymous
>>32766985
>and i live with my parents so i cant prove my residence
You don't receive mail?
12 hours later 32767017 Anonymous
WHy is mtgox down? ;_; ARE MY BITCOINS SAFE?
12 hours later 32767022 Anonymous
>>32766978
>seems lame
No one cares.
>>32766985
>live with my parents and shit lol
No one cares.
>>32766990
MtGox dictates the price of bitcoin. When people freak out, it's because of the price on MtGox. Don't fool yourself retard.
12 hours later 32767028 Anonymous
mtgox got hacked guys..
12 hours later 32767033 Anonymous
>>32767017
They got hacked, you just lost all your buttcoins
12 hours later 32767036 Anonymous
>>32766771
But do you actually have that money in YOUR account
MTGOX be dead
12 hours later 32767044 Anonymous
>>32767022
> >>32766978
>>seems lame
>No one cares.
seems lame i'd have to wait a week if i wanted to trade today. annoying barrier to entry
12 hours later 32767047 Anonymous (over.jpg 570x238 44kB)
>mtgox is down
it begins
12 hours later 32767051 Anonymous
>>32767022
>MtGox dictates the price of bitcoin
If you repeat it enough, it must come true!
No, you're wrong. They control a substantial amount of BTC, but they don't dictate the game.
12 hours later 32767055 Anonymous
>>32755843
>>32766995
It's not going to crash you retards. I'm getting tired of this.
12 hours later 32767060 Anonymous
bitcoins can't crash because mtgox's website wouldn't be able to load during it anyway. no one would be able to sell if a bunch of people were trying to at once.
12 hours later 32767063 Anonymous
>>32767051
Last time mtgox got hacked the price fucking TANKED.
12 hours later 32767064 Anonymous
>>32767051
Not in a literal sense, but as far as anyone's concerned.
>>32767044
Just as any institution that deals with money, yes, you must wait. Grow up kid.
12 hours later 32767073 Anonymous
>>32766978
You could start right now with BTC-E. Just use BitInstant or similar and deposit your money at a nearby retailer that supports it (If you're in the US, chances are there's at least one nearby).
12 hours later 32767081 Anonymous (itsover.jpg 1277x1062 80kB)
Its over
12 hours later 32767093 Anonymous (Maximillion.jpg 1024x768 115kB)
>>32766941
I can, Me and one other guy in the group have high end servers running 24/7 not even counting our own personal desktops which have 7950's and then the rest of the group which has mid to high end GPU and CPU's. I've done my research theres just alot to absorb and tons of conflicting statements, I was going to make a thread but I dont feel like getting harassed by mods. If anything had a steam or something to talk on that would explain it reasonably it would be nice.
12 hours later 32767105 Anonymous
>>32767064
>Not in a literal sense, but as far as anyone's concerned.
The literal sense is the only part that matters.
12 hours later 32767108 Anonymous
>>32767081
HA NICE VIEW SOURCE SHENANIGANS FAGGOT
12 hours later 32767111 Anonymous
>>32767015
I do but does it count as proof?
12 hours later 32767116 Anonymous
>>32767105
Mtgox trading engine lag: 1022.19s
12 hours later 32767119 Anonymous
>>32767105
No, the realistic sense is the only part that matters.
12 hours later 32767148 Anonymous
So now that bitcoin looks fucked for a little while it would be a good idea to invest in litecoin? If I invest £100 how much could I make?
12 hours later 32767150 Anonymous (1364233567303.jpg 815x777 295kB)
What has happened -
>Instawallet owners decided to snatch and grab everything
>slowly start pumping the markets with bubblebutts
>prices continuously rise and rise like a bubbling pan of water
>just as shit is going crazy decide it's time
>start dumping all their bitcoins rapidly
>markets start shaking
>MTGOX flooded with desperate neckbeards who just "invested"
>markets will recover slightly before the final knife to the heart by Instawallet's corrupt Jewish overlords
It's over.
>the owners of Instawallet's faces when
12 hours later 32767157 Anonymous
>>32767116
Yeah, they're shit. What's new?
12 hours later 32767162 Anonymous
>>32767148
One sec let me take out my time machine
12 hours later 32767177 Anonymous
>>32767148
£1,000,000
12 hours later 32767180 Anonymous
Mtgox needs a trollbox. Prices would rise infinitely due to people listening to it
12 hours later 32767197 Anonymous
>>32766945
Κρατήσου Τσυμπραίε θα βγάλουμε λεφτά.
;O
12 hours later 32767213 Anonymous
>>32767180
>Prices would rise infinitely
just until bitcoins are the only currency left
12 hours later 32767226 Anonymous
>>32767162
>>32767148
in the future you killed yourself for being a retarded faggot :((
12 hours later 32767227 Anonymous (2013-04-03_494x268.png 494x268 36kB)
12 hours later 32767257 Anonymous
Heads up to everyone asking for BTC in the thread, mods are now banning people over it.
>>32767063
Last time mtgox got hacked they had an interface that looked like a geocities page, and about as tight security, AND their login data got leaked (turned out they didn't even have proper password protection, just a simple md5 hash).
12 hours later 32767265 Anonymous
how to get bitcoins
12 hours later 32767267 Anonymous
all asics are sold out
mining with normal gpus is not profitable
bitcoins are too high to buy now unless you are rich already
damn. what do?
the only way to profit now is to scam and hack
12 hours later 32767278 Anonymous
>>32767257
>mods are now banning people over it.
good, begging is retarded
12 hours later 32767280 Anonymous
mtgox is alive again.
12 hours later 32767288 Anonymous
>>32767227
They haven't even realized it's over.
12 hours later 32767293 Anonymous
>>32767267
litecoins nig
12 hours later 32767299 Anonymous
>>32767227
oh so facebook is slowly noticint bitcoin.
I think there are still a few months before crash. It hast to reach people with real life, before the peak is reached.
12 hours later 32767308 Anonymous
>>32767265
sell your body
12 hours later 32767314 Anonymous
>>32767257
sent ;)
12 hours later 32767315 Anonymous
>>32767257
Excellent. Beggars are scum.
12 hours later 32767319 Anonymous
>>32767197
Πως τα πας εσύ φίλε? (Άλλος Έλληνας εδώ..)
12 hours later 32767324 Anonymous
>>32767280
No it's not.
12 hours later 32767331 Anonymous
>>32767280
>not a 500 error
12 hours later 32767332 Anonymous
>>32767257
>Last time mtgox got hacked they had an interface that looked like a geocities page, and about as tight security, AND their login data got leaked (turned out they didn't even have proper password protection, just a simple md5 hash).
This time they look semi professional, that means if they get hacked with strong ssl and all the fancy websight peoples ideas about mtgox are going to fucking tank.
Also why the fuck did they set up in Tokyo?
most of the trades are in Europe and USA do they even timezones?
12 hours later 32767341 Anonymous
>>32767293
I am currenly mining litecoins but the difficulty will shoot up soon. I will be happy if I make any profit at all by the end of the month. They dont seem to rise anymore too.
12 hours later 32767345 Anonymous
>>32767267
>bitcoins are too high to buy now unless you are rich already
What do you mean? You can by 0.01 µBTC for 0.1 cent.
12 hours later 32767366 Anonymous
>>32767345
>µBTC
Is that another "OH OH ME TOO" coins? If so, fuck right off.
12 hours later 32767372 Anonymous
>come back 4 hours later
>see MtGox is still down.
oh fucking lord. When it opens up, that market is gonna drop harder than a solid lead ball.
Luckily I'm a non retard that sold at $40. Get rekt, "hurr it will go up to 100, no 1000." scrubs.
12 hours later 32767374 Anonymous
>>32766806
This.
And since buttcoins aren't considered real money it cannot be reported as crime in any country and no legal actions can be taken against the thief.
This was the biggest scam ever from the beginning.
12 hours later 32767382 Anonymous
>>32767372
down again, not still down
12 hours later 32767399 Anonymous
>>32767372
True dat
Scrubs got REKT hard, get shit on kiddos lol
12 hours later 32767400 Anonymous
>mfw every hacker in the world knows they can make millions, AND GET AWAY WITH IT, by hacking a few different sites.
...and you trust this system.
12 hours later 32767405 Anonymous
>>32767366
holy fuck you're retarded
12 hours later 32767406 Anonymous
>>32767366
no, It's a millionth of a BTC
12 hours later 32767407 Anonymous
>>32767366
good thing you're not actually serious
12 hours later 32767414 Anonymous
>>32767366
You're a fucking idiot.
12 hours later 32767419 Anonymous
>>32767366
>confirmed for not know the metric system
It's one microbuttcoin, ie. a millionth of a buttcoin.
12 hours later 32767425 Anonymous (instawallet[1].png 623x563 99kB)
HAH
12 hours later 32767430 Anonymous
>>32767366
µ = 10^(-6), 1 µBTC = 0.000001 BTC
12 hours later 32767437 Anonymous
>>32767419
>>32767414
>>32767407
>>32767406
>>32767405
>implying it's unreasonable that some moron would come up with a micro bitcoin as a new currency
12 hours later 32767458 Anonymous
>>32767425
MEIN GOTT
>They actually a whole bitcoins
12 hours later 32767465 Anonymous (1289800206702.jpg 252x240 7kB)
>>32767425
12 hours later 32767491 Anonymous
>>32767425
so wait, if someone stole all the buttcoins, how do they intend on giving them back?
12 hours later 32767501 Anonymous
>>32767400
that feel when its to late to learn hacking
12 hours later 32767504 Anonymous
Why is bitstamp so fucking expensive?
It lists BTC at 134 wtf
12 hours later 32767507 Anonymous
>>32767437
just say "yeah, that was pretty stupid xD.. sorry i don't know anything about bitcoins and was just curious"
12 hours later 32767508 Anonymous
>>32767491
Hint: They don't.
12 hours later 32767510 Anonymous
>>32767425
You know what's great about this? People who begged for coins gave out their wallets.
People can claim them and keep them from ever being able to be recovered.
12 hours later 32767517 Anonymous
>>32767491
because they weren't all stolen.
12 hours later 32767519 Anonymous
>>32767491
they don't intend on giving them back
12 hours later 32767522 Anonymous (2013-04-03_585x627.png 585x627 383kB)
>http://venturebeat.com/2013/04/03/ bitcoin-wallet-instawallet-hacked/
I fucking love vb right now
12 hours later 32767547 Anonymous
>>32767374
But hacking into a website and stealing data is a crime no? Buttcoins aren't cash but if people found out who did it I'm sure they could charge them for hacking and data theft/vandalism with a cost in excess of $6 million
12 hours later 32767548 Anonymous
>>32767510
yeah, then you can CHARGE those people a bitcoin in order to drop your claim
12 hours later 32767557 Anonymous
>>32767400
Wouldn't the same thing be true of banks?
As long as proper security is observed, there's not an issue. Obviously some crypto currency exchanges have been caught because they have no idea what they're doing, but it's perfectly possible to run a secure exchange.
12 hours later 32767573 Anonymous
>>32767491
>"shutting down indefinitely"
What that means is they don't intend on giving everyone their coins back.
12 hours later 32767575 Anonymous
>>32767372
> non retard that sold at $40
How does it feel to know you could have tripled your pay out?
12 hours later 32767577 Anonymous
>implying InstaWallet was really hacked and doesn't just keep all the unclaimed - or multiple claimed - Bitcoins to themselves now
12 hours later 32767579 Anonymous
>>32767400
>not setting up your own bitcoin wallet site and then faking a hack
12 hours later 32767585 Anonymous
>>32767507
>fess up to a mistake I didn't make because people assume that there are idiots on /g/ who are unfamiliar with the metric system and its prefixes
Yeah, nah, fuck yourself.
12 hours later 32767588 Anonymous
>>32767425
YOu know the best thing about this? It wasn't hacked, it was the owners who stole those bitcoins and pretend it was hacked, now they are millionaires and cannot be sued because stealing bittcoins isn't felony since they have no legal worth
12 hours later 32767590 Anonymous
>>32767547
good luck, they're behind 7 proxies. they can reap the benefits of this anonymous money exchange system, very much unlike wiring money to banks.
12 hours later 32767602 Anonymous
>>32767557
banks guarantee your money
if a bank gets robbed (lel) your money doesn't just fucking vanish
it doesn't work that way with bitcoins, especially if you want to remain anonymous
12 hours later 32767603 Anonymous
>>32767588
>>32767577
this, pretty awesome
12 hours later 32767609 Anonymous
>>32767522
>I fucking love vb right now
for posting blatantly incorrect assumptions?
>The Instawallet incident highlights that Bitcoin still has serious issues with security.
USD has terrible issues with security, someone can hack my bank account or steal it out of my wallet!
12 hours later 32767613 LAwLz
Where can you see the price of bitcoins?
12 hours later 32767614 Anonymous
>>32767588
If no one is buying the coins, the price is going to drop to nothing. Commodities only retain their value while there is a demand for them.
12 hours later 32767616 Anonymous (1308522495526.gif 333x194 1864kB)
>bots manipulating the price vs people hitting "sell" in a panic
12 hours later 32767624 Anonymous
so is it actually possible to predict the market? or is everybody just pretending to be all knowing?
12 hours later 32767626 Anonymous
>>32767585
it's ok, i accept your apology
12 hours later 32767629 Anonymous
>>32767585
You eat poop kid.
12 hours later 32767630 Anonymous (laikibank.gif 500x300 9kB)
>>32767425
>be greek cypriot Laiki bank fag
>put all my savings in instawallet so the EUSSR can't get to it
>try to access instawallet now that bitcoin hits records
>see this
MOTHERFUCKER
DID THEY JEWS ALSO GET TO BITCOIN?
YES I MAD
CAPSLOCK
12 hours later 32767631 Anonymous
>>32767590
> good luck, they're behind 7 proxies
Said every hacker / hack group that got caught.
12 hours later 32767632 Anonymous
>>32767547
>if people found out who did it
NIGGA DAT SHIT IS ANONYMOUS AINT NOBODY FINDING SHIEEEEEEEEET
Each IP address can generate a BAJILLION wallets, there litereally is not enough processing power to follow the trail those hackers could have made.
They could have literally split EACH BITCOIN into 0.001 of a coin, sent it around a million wallets and then recombinated it after 10000000 iterations into one wallet. This is assuming they haven't also been using REAL users accounts to help launder the money.
I guarantee you that they didn't hack shit till they were 200% sure that they couldnt be traced
12 hours later 32767635 Anonymous
>>32767602
Right. I suppose a better example would have been something like Paypal, which doesn't give a fuck about you and will most likely steal your money themselves.
12 hours later 32767641 Anonymous
>>32767609
Real banks have proper regulation, bitcoins don't
12 hours later 32767647 Anonymous
>>32767630
I bet the jews did this
12 hours later 32767650 Anonymous
I have question.
Let's say you are the author of the bitcoins. What exactly is stopping you from giving yourself like 10 000 000 bitcoins before you make the system public??
12 hours later 32767652 Anonymous
>>32767613
in my mind, for i am the controller
12 hours later 32767654 Anonymous
>>32767614
Never underestimate the economic influence of idiots.
12 hours later 32767655 Anonymous
I bet you all feel silly now. You're not getting your money back.
12 hours later 32767659 Anonymous
I hope you guys are mining anything other than Bitcoin at this point. Stop wasting your hashing power on BTC.
12 hours later 32767660 Anonymous
>>32767588
If you think about it, this doesn't make sense. It's like saying a bank ran off with the money of all its patrons
12 hours later 32767666 LAwLz
>>32767624
It's possible to predict to a certain degree, but nothing is set in stone. People who say "yes it will be worth X in Y days" or something along those lines are just making guesses and pretending to know what they are talking about.
12 hours later 32767670 Anonymous
>>32767609
>for posting blatantly incorrect assumptions?
no nigger for the screenshot of the hackers pic
hackers is the best hacking film ever
12 hours later 32767680 Anonymous
>>32767650
A number of other cryptocurrencies had a shitload of premining. Only the genesis block of bitcoin was premined.
12 hours later 32767685 Anonymous
>>32767650
Aside from the technical aspects, a desire for Bitcoin to actually reach prominence.
12 hours later 32767686 Anonymous
>>32767650
they mined 6 million coins prior to going public, they didn't want to be too greedy.
12 hours later 32767701 Anonymous
>>32767616
finally someone gets whats going on
> see like 20 people sell, the value starts to nosedive
> one 'person' buys at a stupid high value that doesn't make any sense given the drop
12 hours later 32767703 Anonymous
>>32767650
But he does have an insane amount.
12 hours later 32767718 Anonymous
>>32767660
What?
12 hours later 32767735 Anonymous
>>32767703
My god. He has access to more drugs than he could ever use in his life.
12 hours later 32767736 Anonymous
>>32767660
No it's not stealing money is illegal stealing bitcoins isn't. And bank owners aren't perfectly anonymous either.
12 hours later 32767745 Anonymous
>>32767641
that's not a problem with bitcoin as a currency, that's a problem with the services that 'hold' your money.
no one was forcing them to hold their bitcoins in an online wallet.
12 hours later 32767762 Anonymous (1361243737465.gif 240x180 2095kB)
>>32767660
12 hours later 32767769 Anonymous
>>32767736
>punctuation, motherfucker, do you use it?
12 hours later 32767786 Anonymous (bubble.png 1911x1079 1604kB)
woot
12 hours later 32767788 Anonymous
goddamn. i feel so poor. i really need to get some programing and hacking skills. after bitcoins i wont be able to work without feeling like an idiot
12 hours later 32767794 Anonymous
>>32767632
It doesn't matter what happened to the bitcoins or how they were sold. I'm not suggesting that the 'money trail' be followed, just that as long as you can pin the hack itself on a person or group you can charge them for $6 million in damages.
Its like people that hack to steal credit card data. In those cases the people who get caught are charged $500 per credit card stolen. If you can prove in court that the data stolen had intrinsic value you might be able to form a case.
Also irrespective of damages, hacking is a pretty severe crime too, so they'd get axed for that.
12 hours later 32767829 Anonymous
>>32767635
No. Their business depends on you entrusting your money with them.
12 hours later 32767841 Anonymous
>>32767685
>Aside from the technical aspects,
The only way to check if bitcoin isn't a fake is to consult that absolute bitcoins transaction log every bitcoiner has, but if you are the first person, and the sole owner of the log you can manipulate the shit out of it before you share it with other people and lose control over it, but that doesn¨t matter you are already rich
12 hours later 32767850 Anonymous
>>32767794
This is online though, jurisdictions and international law make this basically impossible
12 hours later 32767851 Anonymous
>>32767575
I feel smart knowing I didn't take an extreme risk and still made bank, scrub.
maybe when you grow up kiddo, you'll learn that hindsight is always perfect, but the future is never certain.
12 hours later 32767856 Anonymous
>>32767829
but they're not a bank, and don't have to follow the same regulations
12 hours later 32767875 Anonymous
Is there any other system linke bitcoins in it's diappers now so i can hop in early and mine up some goodies? If it dies no matter few days of processing power gone, nobody cares, but if not i will make some heavy dosh
12 hours later 32767894 Anonymous
>>32767851
>extreme risk
lel
12 hours later 32767898 Anonymous
>>32767875
LTC, NMC and PPC.
12 hours later 32767908 Anonymous
>>32767875
There's Litecoin, but I wouldn't bother. It's a miracle that some legit businesses even accept BTC.
12 hours later 32767911 Anonymous
>>32767898
namecoin is too hard to mine
12 hours later 32767914 Anonymous
>>32767898
keep in mind that litecoin mining is much more difficult than bitcoin mining.
12 hours later 32767916 Anonymous (1362607982207.png 400x300 313kB)
>>32767786
12 hours later 32767928 Anonymous
I suspect that some banking boffs have taken note of bitcoin and setup bots which are thoroughly fucking mtgox's servers.
if you think about it, what is stopping a denial of service on the mtgox servers with quality server grade hardware / connections?
12 hours later 32767935 Anonymous
>>32767829
You clearly know nothing about Paypal. They freeze peoples' accounts for months at a time over nothing all the time.
12 hours later 32767949 Anonymous
>>32767928
>what is stopping a denial of service on the mtgox servers
nothing
12 hours later 32767950 Anonymous
>>32767856
Who gives a fuck about regulations? That's beyond the point. If Paypal starts doing shady things with your dosh people would stop using it and they'd lose business. That's the only point I'm trying to make here.
12 hours later 32767967 Anonymous
>>32767908
>legit businesses
>4chan the only business who accepts them
>4chan pass legit business
top lel
12 hours later 32767968 Anonymous
>>32767935
Did that to me. Then asked for ID, proof of address, proof of age. Said fuck that and never used paypal again.
12 hours later 32767973 Anonymous
>>32767950
>If Paypal starts doing shady things with your dosh people would stop using it and they'd lose business.
THEY ALREADY DO
12 hours later 32767976 Anonymous
>>32767950
they already do shady things, I take it you haven't read paypalsucks?
12 hours later 32767982 Anonymous
>>32767630
>i put all my savings in a bitcoin wallet controlled by a third party
why would anyone do this?
12 hours later 32767984 Anonymous (Capture.png 1161x771 904kB)
>>32767786
12 hours later 32767994 Anonymous
>>32767935
I've heard the stories. But their shitty management obviously doesn't effect enough people to significantly impact their business or they'd stop.
12 hours later 32767995 Anonymous (You Fags Don't Know.jpg 1280x696 99kB)
Gox is down again.
You're all experiencing the panic. There'll be a massive crash (from everyone selling, because basic market economics escapes them) and it'll recover to it's mean ($40-50) in a couple weeks or a month.
12 hours later 32767997 Anonymous
>>32767968
Why were you making illegal transactions?
12 hours later 32768004 Anonymous
>>32767602
>banks guarantee your money
top lel
12 hours later 32768009 Anonymous
>>32767995
it wont drop
12 hours later 32768017 Anonymous
>>32767967
You'd be surprised how many small businesses are trying posterior pennies.
https://www.spendbitcoins.com/place s/
12 hours later 32768020 Anonymous (1364929784820.png 577x556 357kB)
>>32767786
There goes everyone's Instawallet bitcoins
12 hours later 32768035 Anonymous
>>32767950
Self-regulating markets only exist in an alternate universe where the average person isn't stupid, gullible and apathetic.
12 hours later 32768037 Anonymous
>>32767994
no, the only reason people still use that pile of shit is ebay and a lot of other businesses. not because people genuinely trust them with their money.
12 hours later 32768040 Anonymous
>>32767997
I bought $1.5k of parts of NCIX
12 hours later 32768048 Anonymous
>>32768004
so your bank doesn't pay you when your shit gets stolen? when someone spoofs your debit or credit card? must suck to live in a shithole country
12 hours later 32768051 Anonymous
>>32767935
well then stop being complete retard and wire the exact amount of moeny to your paypal when you want to byu something, and immediately buy it, keeping your paypal at $0 so they have nothing to freeze
12 hours later 32768052 Anonymous
Whats the best site to monitor this on?
12 hours later 32768059 Anonymous (1361400480845.jpg 441x408 21kB)
>>32768020
12 hours later 32768071 Anonymous
>>32767994
Obviously they know that they only have to fuck over a small amount of people to make a lot of money. You are just as likely to get fucked with Paypal as with any of these BTC sites.
12 hours later 32768073 Anonymous
>>32767786
what does this mean?
12 hours later 32768076 Anonymous
>>32768052
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ if MtGox was up.
12 hours later 32768081 Anonymous
>>32768040
I hope your Canadian..
12 hours later 32768086 Anonymous
>>32767197
>>32767319
Shut up, your language looks fucking disgusting.
12 hours later 32768087 Anonymous
>>32768052
4chan
12 hours later 32768089 Anonymous
>>32768048
I don't think you understand how banking works... and what the lender of last resort means
12 hours later 32768094 Anonymous
>>32768035
>Self-regulating markets only exist in an alternate universe where the average person is stupid, gullible and apathetic.
fixed that for you
12 hours later 32768095 Anonymous
>>32768052
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
12 hours later 32768097 Anonymous
>>32768004
cyprus pls, try living in a 1st world country
12 hours later 32768102 Anonymous (1355279259008.gif 290x189 3037kB)
>>32767894
>99.99% speculation driven value
>not an extremely risky investment.
ok kiddo.
12 hours later 32768112 Anonymous
>>32768094
>average person is stupid, gullible and apathetic.
>in an alternate universe
ya rite
12 hours later 32768116 Anonymous
>>32768095
>http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
I don't understand what I'm watching here
12 hours later 32768117 Anonymous
>>32768051
Or I could just not use Paypal
12 hours later 32768130 Anonymous (btc.jpg 225x225 10kB)
So what would be the logistics on making your own ASIC mining rig given that you know someone with advanced circuit design experience? I know someone that used to me a lead microprocessor designer at Intel and was going to suggest to them that they get into the shovel business so to speak with me.
Looking ofr good conversation points to use when talking about making a rig. I understand electronics and circuit design at a beginners level so i can speak with people somewhat inteligently about it but ive realized that i would rather not end up the workbench guy and that id rather help start a business.
12 hours later 32768135 Anonymous
>>32768094
That doesn't make any sense.
12 hours later 32768136 Anonymous
>>32768095
What does the sounds mean ?
12 hours later 32768138 Anonymous (thejews.png 459x270 16kB)
>>32767647
yes
12 hours later 32768141 Anonymous
>>32768116
This. Can someone explain please?
12 hours later 32768145 Anonymous
>>32768116
It's all bitcoins trades happening right now
12 hours later 32768156 Anonymous
>>32768094
self-regulating markets don't exist. the invisible hand of the market belongs to the man behind the curtain that's rigging the game for those that are already super-wealthy. even banks don't know how to act in their own best interest...
12 hours later 32768160 Anonymous
>>32768130
>So what would be the logistics on making your own ASIC mining rig
If you're too stupid to research this shit on your own, instead of asking the users of 4chan... Jesus, just go.
12 hours later 32768173 Anonymous
Hory shit it's crashing AGAIN, SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
12 hours later 32768176 Anonymous
>>32768141
It's the sound of the Thorah תורה.
12 hours later 32768177 Anonymous
>>32768102
a part of it is speculation driven but there's tons of services and goods that you can buy with it now that we have payment processor cashouts
it was a risk but not an extreme one. you just got trolled by people on /g/ about the impending burst is all.
13 hours later 32768182 Anonymous
>>32768145
It doesn't show the price just how much are being sold?
13 hours later 32768185 Anonymous
mtgox is up again and no drop
13 hours later 32768187 Anonymous
>>32768081
I am
13 hours later 32768198 Anonymous
>>32768004
They pay for federal insurance, the FDIC. All bank customers are guaranteed their funds up to $100,000.
13 hours later 32768203 Anonymous (1365018933104.jpg 666x666 163kB)
>>32768173
13 hours later 32768209 Anonymous
>>32768160
To be fair, you don't need to be that intelligent to plug a heavy box into the wall and press "Mine".
13 hours later 32768214 Anonymous
>mtgox
>Database access error, please retry later
13 hours later 32768216 Anonymous
HERE WE GO
TUMBLING DOWN
>captcha: doofs these
13 hours later 32768219 Anonymous
>>32768198
not all US banks are backed...
13 hours later 32768221 Anonymous
Holy fuck all these sudden sales my sides/
13 hours later 32768233 Anonymous
>>32768156
that's what i was saying... self regulating markets only work if nobody knows how to regulate markets
13 hours later 32768245 Anonymous
OH FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK
13 hours later 32768248 Anonymous
>mtgox down due to implementing a currency toggle
OH MY GOD IT'S CRASHING GUYS!!!!!
13 hours later 32768250 Anonymous
>>32768221
too many safe moves
we need more swaths of paranoid, hoarding retards
13 hours later 32768252 Anonymous
>>32768209
I was talking about getting someone that i know to design that heavy box so that you can sell it to people that want to press the "mine" button. I was looking for conversation point to sway this person into investing his time into designing this box and including me on profits
13 hours later 32768263 Anonymous
>$99
is this real ?
13 hours later 32768267 Anonymous
>>32768233
it's all just a pipedream from the kind of wishful thinker that thinks there's an economic model that doesn't fuck most people
13 hours later 32768270 Anonymous
BUY BUY BUY
13 hours later 32768273 Anonymous (asdf.png 1919x514 607kB)
fuggg
13 hours later 32768280 Anonymous (POPOPOPOPOPOPOP.png 1024x768 1019kB)
>>32768248
13 hours later 32768282 Anonymous
>>32768263
nope, it's not
13 hours later 32768285 Anonymous
IT'S HAPPENING
AGAIN.
13 hours later 32768289 Anonymous (1364965095562.jpg 600x600 120kB)
HAHHAHA
13 hours later 32768292 Anonymous
postin' in a sticky
13 hours later 32768293 Anonymous
>>32768263
Nevermind, actually it's EUR.
13 hours later 32768297 Anonymous
$115 lol
13 hours later 32768302 Anonymous
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
13 hours later 32768305 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-03 at 09.36.22).jpg 1203x695 252kB)
IT'S GONNA BURST
13 hours later 32768309 Anonymous
>>32768280
>dat mass panic
i bet all those bubbles are amerifats
13 hours later 32768311 Anonymous
>>32768263
Where are you seeing his?
13 hours later 32768313 Anonymous
>>32768252
Sounds like a pretty risky decision. Maybe just make your own boxes and use your little connections to save money on the equipment?
There's bound to be some free as in freedom schematics somewhere online. Take a look.
13 hours later 32768319 Anonymous (buggywtf.jpg 165x193 12kB)
>>32768216
>>32768221
>>32768245
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
FUCKING LOL
It's like a dick just ejaculated
13 hours later 32768322 Anonymous
IT WONT BURST
YOU STUPID FAGGOTS
it will go up to $150 again
BUY NOW FOR GUARANTEED PROFT
13 hours later 32768332 Anonymous (bubbles.png 1434x750 978kB)
holy shit
price dropped 10 USD as well
13 hours later 32768333 Anonymous
you guys do know that all the sells are grouped over a minute from blockchain and then displayed?
fucking morons
13 hours later 32768334 Anonymous
>>32768311
>>32768293
13 hours later 32768337 Anonymous
>witnessing the bitcoin crash live
t-thanks, shlomo
13 hours later 32768349 Anonymous
>120
IT NEVER ENDS.
13 hours later 32768354 Anonymous
>>32768337
there is no crash
you stupid fuck
13 hours later 32768355 Anonymous
>>32768313
I have no money of my own, he is a professor. I was one of his students about a year ago. I know its risky in that he can just take the idea and run with it but i dont have the resources or experience to do it myself
13 hours later 32768357 Anonymous
bitcoin investors should read up on the tulip mania in the 1600's...
13 hours later 32768358 Anonymous
$119
13 hours later 32768361 Anonymous
I don't get what I'm looking at on Listen to Bitcoin. Can someone explain? And where can I see how much each bitcoin is worth?
13 hours later 32768363 Anonymous
>>32768332
>that tidal wave
13 hours later 32768364 Anonymous
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
mother of god
13 hours later 32768370 Anonymous (1290052964065.jpg 313x324 32kB)
>dat desperate rationalization
>dat panic
>dat bot manipulation
13 hours later 32768375 Anonymous
it's going to shoot up to $160 within 48 hours
don't say I didn't warn you
13 hours later 32768376 Anonymous
>>32768354
i was joking ;)
13 hours later 32768377 Anonymous
>>32768357
yeah too bad bitcoins aren't tulips
13 hours later 32768384 Anonymous
>>32768363
It's called tsunami shitskin
13 hours later 32768389 Anonymous
>>32768375
will you put it on livestream when you kill yourself?
13 hours later 32768397 Anonymous
>listen to bitcoin
apart from the odd small trades between wallets and the other exchanges literall fuck all is happening.
And then the mtgox api goes online for like a second and tons of orders go through.
LO FUCKING L
13 hours later 32768400 Anonymous
fuck i would buy now if i had money. i wish i could afford bitcoins :(
13 hours later 32768411 Anonymous
>>32768377
you're right, tulips have real-world-value.
bitcoins are ENTIRELY speculative
13 hours later 32768413 Anonymous
>wake up
>log on
>go to mtgox
>502 Bad Gateway
>some to /g/
>see this
Guys, wtf is going on?
13 hours later 32768414 Anonymous
>>32768361
you are only looking at/listening to bitcoin transaction and trades, you can't see the price in USD
13 hours later 32768417 Anonymous (1289645130955.jpg 720x540 48kB)
Guys.
Watch here - http://bitcoinity.org/markets?curre ncy=USD&exchange=mtgox
In around 5 minutes the entire of Instawallet's bitcoin is going to be dumped
13 hours later 32768419 Anonymous
>>32768375
Invest all your money it in and post screenshot then bro
13 hours later 32768433 Anonymous
>>32768414
Well, everyone's seeing the current price somewhere I mean, and I was wondering where that was. But thanks for that info!
13 hours later 32768439 Anonymous
Looks like Mtgox is manipulation the market to prevent mass selloffs, no?
13 hours later 32768443 Anonymous
>>32768413
SEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
13 hours later 32768453 Anonymous
I'm at .85 btc. As soon as it hits 1.0, I plan on selling it. Hopefully the prices stays high for another 2-3 weeks
13 hours later 32768457 Anonymous
>>32768411
Thats not true, bit coins have real world representation in the form of magnetic energy used to store them on harddrives
13 hours later 32768459 Anonymous
>>32768417
>http://bitcoinity.org/markets?curr ency=USD&exchange=mtgox
DO IT FAGGOT
13 hours later 32768461 Anonymous
Crash imminent sell now while you still can.
13 hours later 32768466 Anonymous
>>32768433
check the lunk posted by
>>32768417
>http://bitcoinity.org/markets?curr ency=USD&exchange=mtgox
13 hours later 32768470 Anonymous
>>32768439
the stock exchange does similar things to stabilize prices and prevent panics
13 hours later 32768474 Anonymous
>>32768433
here, STOP ASKING
http://bitcoinity.org/markets?curre ncy=USD&exchange=mtgox
13 hours later 32768477 Anonymous
>>32768413
See those Bitcoins in your wallet?
They're starting to rot. Throw them away.
13 hours later 32768481 Anonymous
>>32768457
their value is purely speculative
13 hours later 32768482 Anonymous (bubble crash.jpg 938x332 42kB)
>lol
13 hours later 32768490 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-03 at 09.43.32).png 1438x289 435kB)
13 hours later 32768491 Anonymous
>calm before the storm
13 hours later 32768492 Anonymous
>>32768470
the market has short sellers too, which helps provide price stability. There are no shorts here.
13 hours later 32768503 Anonymous
>>32768439
How?
13 hours later 32768507 Anonymous
You're gonna be pissed if you sell now and it hits 250 by July. BUY. You guys are thinking too short term.
13 hours later 32768510 Anonymous (1268259483075.jpg 245x211 51kB)
Does Mt. Gox even have enough money left to give to the people that are trying to sell?
13 hours later 32768521 Anonymous
>>32768477
I'm only mining bitcoins because it's really cold in my house. It might be cheaper than running t he heater.
And I thought winter was over. Fuck Oklahoma.
13 hours later 32768522 Anonymous
>>32768443
>>32768477
Jesus fuck I was asleep the whole time.
MtGox still won't load.
Oh well, it was oney I could afford to lose and it's higher than when I bought.
13 hours later 32768531 Anonymous
>>32768417
it would make WAY more sense for them to sell off the coins slowly. If they sold all at once they would make way less
13 hours later 32768532 Anonymous
ITS RISING AGAIN
I TOLD YOU FAGGOTS
13 hours later 32768536 Anonymous
>>32768510
that's not how mtgox works
13 hours later 32768537 Anonymous
>>32768507
no he wont he will still have fucking moneys
13 hours later 32768542 Anonymous
>>32768532
It was obviously. Things dip. Everyone in this thread has no balls.
13 hours later 32768544 Anonymous
>>32768510
>I have no idea how MtGox works
13 hours later 32768545 Anonymous
>>32768510
they wouldnt keep buying if they ran out of cash reserves
13 hours later 32768550 Anonymous
>>32768507
You're going to pissed if you don't sell now and the price drops to $10.
13 hours later 32768553 Anonymous
>>32768519
there is no bubble.
goddamn why are you all so stupid. i wish i had money now to make off you retards
13 hours later 32768555 Anonymous (1350395432 1.jpg 317x284 49kB)
IT'S HAPPENING
13 hours later 32768556 Anonymous
>>32768510
They don't pay the people selling. People buying pay the people.
13 hours later 32768565 Anonymous
DO I MINE BITCOINS OR LITECOINS? WHERE IS A GOOD GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS?
I HAVE REMEDIAL KNOWLEDGE OF BIT/LITECOINS.
SHOULD I GET ANOTHER 7950? I HAVE THE CASH RIGHT NOW.
13 hours later 32768580 Anonymous
y so volatile?
13 hours later 32768581 Anonymous
>>32768565
PLEASE SPOONFEED ME
I DONT WANT TO THINK FOR MYSELF
13 hours later 32768583 Anonymous
the "buy the dip" mentality will work, until it doesn't. the last batch will suffer the most.
13 hours later 32768590 Anonymous
''LOL. that's some seriously wishful thinking. era of the sub-$100 BTC is over forever''
are people really this deluded?
13 hours later 32768593 Anonymous (1293640252394.gif 350x263 506kB)
>>32768536
>>32768544
S-Sorry.
>>32768556
Okay, that makes way more cents.
13 hours later 32768594 Anonymous
>>32768565
Yes, but all money in bitcoin now. Do it this moment for 10x profit
13 hours later 32768595 Anonymous
>>32768565
no no no no
you dont mine anything
you euther buy or watch the charts go up and down
13 hours later 32768606 Anonymous
>>32768364
>http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
I came.
13 hours later 32768608 Anonymous
Official Thread Music:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YAA n56MvGE
13 hours later 32768609 Anonymous
>>32768565
INVEST THAT CASH TO BUY BITCOINS, MINING WITHA GPU WILL BE USELESS IN THE LONG RUN. ALSO TRY PRESSING CAPS LOCK, HTEN YOU DON'T HAVE TO HOLD DOWN SHIFT ALL THE TIME.
13 hours later 32768610 Anonymous (bcoins.png 852x904 24kB)
>>32768413
After a bit of work i managed to sum up this entire thread and the current bitcoin situation in the attached picture.
13 hours later 32768620 Anonymous
>>32768555
? i dont see this
still at 117 for me
13 hours later 32768625 Anonymous
1 minute till Instawallet hackers dump
13 hours later 32768628 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 299x175 34kB)
IT'S OVER BITCOIN IS FINISHED
13 hours later 32768631 Anonymous
>>32768583
every bitcoin isn't even mined yet
enjoy thinking back on your statements when bitcoins are worth hundreds of dollars, maybe even a thousand or so
13 hours later 32768635 Anonymous
CRASH TIME MUTHERFUCKERS
I shall yell "I TOLD YOU SO SHITHEADS" from the rooftops for weeks. Hope you blind idiots already pulled, cause its too late now
13 hours later 32768641 Anonymous
>>32768610
So is MtGox not loading for anyone else?
13 hours later 32768647 Anonymous
>>32768364
>Bubbles
oh god
13 hours later 32768655 Anonymous
>>32768647
Other official music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9C ALKOvAI
13 hours later 32768663 Anonymous
Oh shit its going off
13 hours later 32768674 Anonymous
Holy shit someone is farting 4000 BTC into the water
13 hours later 32768679 Anonymous
>>32768606
It's like i'm listening to the funeral service of bitcoin.
13 hours later 32768688 Anonymous
>>32768655
I don't know what this gook shit is, but fuck off
13 hours later 32768690 Anonymous
DONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
13 hours later 32768691 Anonymous (1360504607640.png 640x352 228kB)
>mfw 4000BTC bubble
13 hours later 32768705 Anonymous
4000 Bitcoins... what...
$480,000 on something that could possibly crash. Seriously?
13 hours later 32768715 Anonymous
CRASH INCOMING
13 hours later 32768718 Anonymous
>>32768691
>mfw multiple DONGS going off but not displayed yet
13 hours later 32768720 Anonymous (Try Again.png 823x486 19kB)
>>32768610
Try again, bub.
13 hours later 32768722 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1663x833 514kB)
13 hours later 32768724 Anonymous
4000 bubble
fucking 4chan image limit faggotry
http://i.imgur.com/mUFGY87.jpg
13 hours later 32768734 Anonymous
>>32768724
>using the faggot extension
13 hours later 32768739 Anonymous
>>32768724
SHIT IS DONGING OFF!!!! MY SIDES
13 hours later 32768741 Anonymous
>>32768722
That's part of the Instawallet haul.
Next dump in 5 mins
13 hours later 32768743 Anonymous
>>32768705
He probably got them for like $10k
13 hours later 32768744 Anonymous
THIS is the thread music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUsY feua1gs
13 hours later 32768752 Anonymous
>>32768724
>image limit on a sticky
13 hours later 32768754 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-03 16:52:41.png 1070x835 1177kB)
top
lel
13 hours later 32768767 Anonymous
>>32768744
ebin
13 hours later 32768770 Anonymous
>>32767786
>over 4 million dollars
wow
13 hours later 32768774 Anonymous
>>32768690
>>32768718
>>32768739
reported for sexist jokes
13 hours later 32768776 Anonymous
Someone just made $472,000
13 hours later 32768786 Anonymous
Why isn't the price dropping when all the action is on selling?
13 hours later 32768790 Anonymous
>>32768786
People are buying too.
13 hours later 32768791 Anonymous (1364932204826.jpg 554x439 60kB)
>>32768724
But it's a sticky
13 hours later 32768796 Anonymous
>>32767786
Who the fuck is the owner of that wallet? Bill gates?
13 hours later 32768806 Anonymous
What's the current market price?
MTGOX stopped fucking working.
13 hours later 32768810 Anonymous
>>32767786
Jesus fucking Christ holy fuck
13 hours later 32768811 Anonymous
>>32768776
which means someone else lost $472,000. this is a zero sum game.
13 hours later 32768814 Anonymous
>>32768786
Here it comes
13 hours later 32768816 Anonymous (1327811262029.png 532x557 47kB)
>>32768786
13 hours later 32768817 Anonymous
>>32768786
It dropped a bit.
13 hours later 32768818 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 310x496 80kB)
CRASH PANIC CRASH
13 hours later 32768823 Anonymous
>>32768786
because its a scam where bots bump it back up if it drops too far
13 hours later 32768833 Anonymous
>>32768691
>>32768722
>>32768724
>>32768754
meh, 35323.81 BTC
>>32767786
13 hours later 32768834 Anonymous
>>32768806
>MTGOX stopped fucking working.
This happened to me to... This is fucking insane
13 hours later 32768836 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 985x25 12kB)
what is everyone talking about? I'm not seeing anything bursting here..
13 hours later 32768843 Anonymous
DONG!
into the trash it goes!
13 hours later 32768846 Anonymous
We HAPPENING yet?
13 hours later 32768851 Anonymous
>>32768836
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
-$2 not like it's dropping that hard
13 hours later 32768868 Anonymous
I have 60 PPC and 30 LTC. What do?
13 hours later 32768872 Anonymous
And back up it goes.
13 hours later 32768883 Anonymous (1307488767748.jpg 600x549 104kB)
Just got off the phone to Wall Street Whizkid
SELL NOW OR REGRET
Russian hackers of Instawallet are dumping in a few minutes
13 hours later 32768884 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 819x320 56kB)
How is this not a crash? Are you retarded?
13 hours later 32768891 Anonymous
>>32768868
Wait a couple of years and become a millionaire.
13 hours later 32768892 Anonymous
when people get back into MtGox, do you think there will be a mass panic sell?
13 hours later 32768893 Anonymous
>>32768796
Maybe >>32768417
13 hours later 32768906 Anonymous (1365021046437.png 459x270 21kB)
>>32768138
damn, I starded to mine some LTC!
because when that goes up in value I can excange it for BTC and sell it to LTC when that goes up.
= INFINITE MONEY!
13 hours later 32768907 Anonymous
>>32768884
>$15
>a crash
seriously.
13 hours later 32768908 Anonymous
>>32768883
>Russian hackers of Instawallet are dumping in a few minutes
That claim has been made every 5 minutes
13 hours later 32768916 Anonymous
Instawallet hacker here, should is sell it all at once? Will that crash the market? I want to make as much money as possible.
13 hours later 32768933 Anonymous
>>32768916
Sell slow.
13 hours later 32768934 Anonymous
>>32768916
Sell it all right now, most you're gonna get. Every single buttcoin.
13 hours later 32768938 Anonymous
>>32768892
Yes, all the little fish are on the edge of their seat right now, they just want to unload and be done.
13 hours later 32768941 Anonymous
>>32768916
Sell it ALL, then buy back in when it hits bottom. Then resell.
13 hours later 32768942 Anonymous
>>32768916
PROOF NIGGER
13 hours later 32768945 Anonymous
It keeps dropping and rising between 115 and 117.
13 hours later 32768949 Anonymous
>>32768906
I just did this with 5 litecoins and now I don't know where they are thanks faggot
13 hours later 32768951 Anonymous (gud.png 1437x288 25kB)
>>32768884
Looks good to me
13 hours later 32768956 Anonymous
>>32768916
No one's going to buy all of it at once from you. Break it down, but get rid of it ASAP
13 hours later 32768958 Anonymous
>>32768916
Hey fellow Russian hacker, I, too am gonna sell everything at once in hopes of crashing the market.
Have a nice day, comrade.
13 hours later 32768959 Anonymous
So Mtgox has a protecion system to prevent the price from plummeting? (they shut down)
13 hours later 32768960 Anonymous
>>32768916
sell slow nigga, do you even economics
13 hours later 32768962 Anonymous
>>32768916
Sell it all at once, sell it too slow and you'll be forced to sell a bunch for less.
Even thought you're lying.
Although since I have nothing invested in this, it would be hilarious to see the price drop $100.
13 hours later 32768977 Anonymous
>>32768916
Please send some to me
1By5kNsk8jej3PrYALCkZNRN5f1TLLWGcx
13 hours later 32768981 Anonymous
>>32768916
feds are onto you man, dump now
13 hours later 32768991 Anonymous
>that chiming
IT BEGINS
13 hours later 32768996 Anonymous
>>32768916
proof or clearly fake. if real please crash the market.
13 hours later 32768997 Anonymous
>>32768949
did I tell you to waste your shit?
nope!
you faggd yoself nigguh!
13 hours later 32769006 Anonymous
>>32768962
>sell it too slow and you'll be forced to sell a bunch for less
haha no are you stupid, if he sells all at once no one will buy up at his prices and everyone else will start selling.
13 hours later 32769010 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 1195x431 180kB)
IT'S OVER BITCOIN IS DEAD
13 hours later 32769015 Anonymous
>>32768962
>>32768960
>>32768958
>>32768956
>>32768942
>>32768941
>>32768934
Fuck it. I'm going all in. Watch for the biggest bubble of your lives in about 20 mins.
13 hours later 32769022 Anonymous
Real hacker here. Going to dumb them all in 3 minutes. Get ready))
13 hours later 32769023 Anonymous
>>32768908
Notice the big ass bubbles
They are dumping slowly
13 hours later 32769024 Anonymous
>>32769015
Okay! Good luck anon!
13 hours later 32769034 Anonymous (I'll be there in 30 minutes.jpg 800x800 48kB)
>>32769015
Sounds familiar.
13 hours later 32769036 Anonymous
>>32769015
pls be real
>its not
13 hours later 32769045 Anonymous (rip.png 1920x1200 631kB)
RIP
13 hours later 32769053 Anonymous
>>32768959
no, all websites lag with a bunch of traffic.
13 hours later 32769061 Anonymous
Well guys, it was fun while it lasted.
RIP Bitcoin
13 hours later 32769064 Anonymous
>>32769015
>>32769022
>>32768981
>>32768996
>>32768960
>>32768942
>>32768938
>>32768934
>>32768916
>>32768908
>>32768907
>>32769024
>>32769023
>>32769036
sent :)
13 hours later 32769065 Anonymous
damn it... how damn long does it take to move bitcoins?
sent some across from my wallet to exchange an hour and a half ago...
13 hours later 32769072 Anonymous
Instawallet anon stop selling in batches of 1870, just dump them ALL
13 hours later 32769074 Anonymous
ITT: a whole lot of future asspained idiots
I do hope you have enough intelligence to realize you're riding a wave of speculation that is created by the worst speculators there are - fools.
1-3% will make a killing off this, probably the people behind this scam (you aren't a part of this group)
another 7-10% will make money (your best bet is to land here if you're smart enough)
the rest are the fools that will soon be parted with their money
13 hours later 32769089 Anonymous
>>32769064
> :)
go to bed
13 hours later 32769095 Anonymous
I'm the REAL hacker, I'm holding on to these buttcoins until they hit $200
13 hours later 32769102 Anonymous
>>32769065
Yeah, they're gone.
13 hours later 32769124 Anonymous
>>32769065
It takes 6 confirmations or so for Mt. Gox to show the btcs in your account
13 hours later 32769138 Anonymous
Why hasn't the price properly tanked considering that mt went down and instawallet was hacked? Exchanges trying to keep the market stable?
13 hours later 32769142 Anonymous (2013-04-03_616x507.png 616x507 270kB)
>>32769022
Sent ; )
13 hours later 32769143 Anonymous
>>32769072
It's safer that way and as much attention..
13 hours later 32769155 Anonymous
>>32769102
not really, if a transaction goes unconfirmed it just goes back into your wallet in several days
>>32769130
sent ;)
13 hours later 32769170 Anonymous
>mfw I have 0 buttcoins 0 lelcoins 0 shit, but I have spent the last 17 hours fixed in front of 4chan and coins website excited at prices rising and falling
fuck my life, why am I doing this.
13 hours later 32769183 Anonymous
Can I use mtgox to sell less than a whole bitcoin? If not, what do I use to do that?
13 hours later 32769185 Anonymous
>>32769155
>>32769124
>>32769102
god damn it...
It'll probably be too late to make money from the slow swedes by then
13 hours later 32769193 Anonymous
>>32769175
sent ;)
13 hours later 32769200 Anonymous
>>32769170
SELL SELL SELL
13 hours later 32769203 Anonymous
>>32769175
Use bitfaucets, fag.
13 hours later 32769214 Anonymous
once it breaks $115, it's going straight to $100, then a bounce there to 110ish. Then to 90. How do I know? I programmed MTGOX's algos, LOL
13 hours later 32769221 Anonymous
>>32769170
Its ok anon,I do that too.
13 hours later 32769224 Anonymous (ohio.jpg 448x454 46kB)
>>32769155
>if a transaction goes unconfirmed it just goes back into your wallet in several days
>people actually believe this
13 hours later 32769225 Anonymous (1361607923158.jpg 645x773 83kB)
>>32769170
13 hours later 32769227 Anonymous
>>32769183
Yes you can
13 hours later 32769240 Anonymous
I have 600+ litecoins, should I sell now and take a trip to Australia for a few weeks or hold?
Kinda banking on people switching over to litecoins when buttcoins crashes.
13 hours later 32769246 Anonymous
Oh listen, mtgox was up for a few seconds again.
13 hours later 32769251 Anonymous
>>32769170
Learn how to trade forex or futures market if you actually enjoy this shit.
It won't be easy, it will be one of the toughest things you've ever set out to do. But if you enjoy it and can hang in there through the learning curve, the rewards are there.
13 hours later 32769256 Anonymous
>>32769170
are you me?
I have made nothing. I am watching as people throw hundreds and ten thousands of money around while I have $50 on my bank account for the end of the month. This depresses me but I just can't look away.
13 hours later 32769260 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 1318x270 146kB)
Don't bother selling, crash is already happening.
13 hours later 32769262 Anonymous
>>32769170
fun
13 hours later 32769263 Anonymous
>>32769240
nah, hold em bro. surely when people lose their shirts on bitcoins they'll adopt and believe in litecoins next. should see $50 a coin by july
13 hours later 32769265 Anonymous
>>32769240
+$60k fucking nigger
die bitch die
13 hours later 32769266 Anonymous
>>32769240
Hold. They're only $5
13 hours later 32769267 Anonymous
I'm calling shenanigans. The value has settled at ~115.10 every trade block for the past several hour.
13 hours later 32769273 Anonymous
>>32769240
give them to me
13 hours later 32769283 Anonymous
>>32769256
$50 in your bank account? What's wrong with you?
13 hours later 32769284 Anonymous
>>32769240
hold DEFINETLY hold.
wait for the bitcoin drop or the litecoin pulse, and you can buy a jetski AND go to australia.
13 hours later 32769285 Anonymous
>>32769224
I know this because it's happened to me, my client didn't include transaction fees on several unaged coins from a pool. back in my wallet in a few days.
13 hours later 32769294 Anonymous
>>32769283
poor student.
13 hours later 32769308 Anonymous
IS listen to bitcoin accurate?
I keep seeing the same ammount around 1700 over and over
13 hours later 32769315 Anonymous
>>32769285
>if you don't pay off miners
>your transactions don't go through
WHAT
13 hours later 32769318 Anonymous
Litecoins are rollercoastering. Prepare for profit
13 hours later 32769323 Anonymous
>>32769301
not sent ;(
13 hours later 32769324 Anonymous
>>32769294
I know that feel.
But I don't have any money in any bank account.
13 hours later 32769332 Anonymous
>>32769170
mfw my wire transfer finally went through and now I see this
I still have all my money, but now I have to decide if I still want to invest
this could be a great time, or a really really bad time
13 hours later 32769339 Anonymous
>>32769301
sent ;)
13 hours later 32769349 Anonymous
>>32769315
depending on the size of the transaction in KBs, yes
13 hours later 32769350 Anonymous
>>32769308
They are bots.
It's how large sums get moved around without causing panic
13 hours later 32769352 Anonymous (1362649644176.png 1280x711 336kB)
>tfw you will never jetski to australia
13 hours later 32769355 Anonymous (1364486624350.png 433x431 17kB)
Major market manipulation by MTGOX going on
13 hours later 32769368 Anonymous
>>32769301
sent ;)
http://bitcoinity.com/markets
13 hours later 32769369 Anonymous
>>32769318
Where does everyone get litecoin exchange rates? BTC-e keeps showing me 1.28...
13 hours later 32769376 Anonymous
fuck. i missed the btc and ltc train
fuck working
i will just sell my body for med tests
13 hours later 32769388 Anonymous
>>32769369
BTC-e shows me 4.15, that has lost $1 today.
13 hours later 32769391 Anonymous
>>32769332
Wait it out. My transfer went through about an hour ago, so I buy BTC all happy and then it starts to drop.
If I could I would buy at 110-120. Wait and see how much it drops.
13 hours later 32769399 Anonymous
>>32769369
>http://bitcoinity.com/markets
btc-e website is shit
shif-ctrl-r to force refresh that shit
13 hours later 32769401 Anonymous
>>32769266
>>32769284
I do think a bubble in litecoins will start, been at it ages, hopefully all the instability with bitcoins will cause people to flock to litecoins.
>>32769265
I only have litecoins, which are worth around $5 each.
13 hours later 32769408 Anonymous
>>32769240
plz
LbDFyftuS2sSFbAziDvPjQ18eRjmfRm8iL
13 hours later 32769409 Anonymous
Should I invest in Litecoins?
Are there any online/cloud ltc wallets, for that matter?
13 hours later 32769416 Anonymous
Something is keeping the price at 115 very sternly
This shit is a scam
13 hours later 32769426 Anonymous
>>32769409
we are not your advisors faggot
13 hours later 32769427 Anonymous
Is this actually a crash? Seems to be stablising at 115-117
13 hours later 32769428 Anonymous
> high: 147.00 low: 112.00
No speculation here boss
13 hours later 32769432 Anonymous
ITS FUCKING HABBENDIINNNNG
13 hours later 32769437 Anonymous
>>32769426
Would you invest?
13 hours later 32769441 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 1314x275 227kB)
LOL
13 hours later 32769443 Anonymous
>>32769427
SELL YOU DUMB SHIT SELL NOW!!!!!
13 hours later 32769447 Anonymous
$114 new low! SELL SELL SELL
13 hours later 32769448 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-03 14:15:46.png 309x399 45kB)
13 hours later 32769449 Anonymous (le bubble pop.jpg 679x257 54kB)
13 hours later 32769452 Anonymous
$110 dollars ..... ITDIZ HAPPENING
13 hours later 32769453 Anonymous (9c6fe5d57b64c6e9e4119c9921cddbb3[1].png 622x654 56kB)
omg what the fuck omgomogmg
13 hours later 32769463 Anonymous
>>32769441
see
>>32768333
13 hours later 32769466 Anonymous
>>32769427
Market manipulation
13 hours later 32769469 Anonymous
FREE FALL
FREE FALL
13 hours later 32769470 Anonymous
Yeah guys, this shit is dropping now.
13 hours later 32769477 Anonymous
$112 now it's crashing!
13 hours later 32769478 Anonymous (capture.png 1427x458 1404kB)
SELL NOW
NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW
13 hours later 32769482 Anonymous
down we go
13 hours later 32769484 Anonymous (1364589772161.jpg 717x789 174kB)
HERE WE GO BOYS
13 hours later 32769486 Anonymous (Mayuyu38.jpg 168x197 12kB)
Crash and burn LOL
13 hours later 32769488 Anonymous
And here come the bots to bring up to 118.
13 hours later 32769492 Anonymous
>crash
>rises to 115
13 hours later 32769496 Anonymous (Capture.jpg 1365x644 318kB)
oh god fuck
13 hours later 32769498 Anonymous
BUY BUY BUY
13 hours later 32769499 Anonymous (Clipboard01.jpg 1475x1033 258kB)
What the fuck is this?
13 hours later 32769501 Anonymous
How do I buy litecoins with btc?
13 hours later 32769515 Anonymous
JUST BROKE THE $115 BARRIER
WE CRASH NOW
13 hours later 32769517 Anonymous
sorry bots, you're fighting a losing battle. delaying the inevitable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lWJ XDG2i0A
13 hours later 32769518 Anonymous
BTC/USD in BTC-e is at 105.
SELL
13 hours later 32769519 Anonymous
>>32769492
BTC-e is showing 106
13 hours later 32769522 Anonymous (habbeding.png 1807x701 142kB)
ids habedings
13 hours later 32769523 Anonymous
>>32769488
This is blatant now.
Rigged shit
13 hours later 32769528 Anonymous
>>32769499
It means something big is about to happen.
13 hours later 32769530 Anonymous
>>32769499
blockchain.info transaction
13 hours later 32769532 Anonymous
>>32769501
very carefully
13 hours later 32769541 Anonymous
IT'S HAPPENING FOR REAL NOW
13 hours later 32769542 Anonymous
>>32769501
BTC-e
13 hours later 32769544 Anonymous
bots are just set up to buy coins when the price falls bellow 115, unless serious amounts are dumped price will remain relatively stable at that level
13 hours later 32769548 Anonymous
Holy lag batman.
13 hours later 32769549 Anonymous
SHUT IT DOWN SHUT IT DOWN
13 hours later 32769550 Anonymous
>>32769499
Did someone mine a new block?
13 hours later 32769555 Anonymous
$111 now and falling. You'd better get out now
13 hours later 32769556 Anonymous
Under 100 in 5 mins
Then it will EXPLODE
13 hours later 32769559 Anonymous (penn_jillette.jpg 300x400 31kB)
>BTC on portfolio?
Into the trash it goes!
13 hours later 32769564 Anonymous
>110
>110
>110
>110
>110
>110
13 hours later 32769566 Anonymous
FUCK JUST LET ME ORDER MUH DRUGS SILK ROAD
I bought those 2 bitcoins when they were $10 each, I wanna make at least a tiny bit of profit
13 hours later 32769571 Anonymous
LTC IS CRASHING TOO
13 hours later 32769574 Anonymous
I wonder how many of those bubbles are payments for drugs and loli sex slaves.
13 hours later 32769580 Anonymous (buttcoins.png 1078x826 158kB)
WE FREE FALL NOW
>inb4 bot market manip
13 hours later 32769581 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r5 byXcQMGg
>instawallet gets popped
>hackers reaction when.
13 hours later 32769582 Anonymous
>>32769470
>be mtgox
>market value of buttcoins dropping
>dont want it to drop
>pretend website is going down
>Actually just you randomly disconnecting the server whilst the APP_CONTINGENCY flag is set to 1
>Software now only lets people buy bitcoins via mtgox. Sell requests get "503 errors".
>hackers use multiple api requests to get their sell requests through
This is all just to give the makers of bitcoin time to load up their yacht and get to that unmarked island they found back in 2011
13 hours later 32769585 Anonymous
>110
13 hours later 32769586 Anonymous
>>32769566
Silk road adjusts for bitcoin prices m80.
13 hours later 32769590 Anonymous
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
>mfw computer fan kicking in to deal with the bubbles
13 hours later 32769593 Anonymous
Please explain sudden BTC collapse. Is it because Mt. Gox has technical problems?
13 hours later 32769595 Anonymous
WE'RE IN BEAR MARKET
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=079 RCUtk8s4
13 hours later 32769597 Anonymous
WE FALLING NOW
THE BUBBLE GOES POP POP POP
13 hours later 32769598 Anonymous (1335032296301.gif 150x113 1410kB)
THE BURNING!
THE FLAMES!
WE'RE CRASHING!
ALL WILL PARISH!
13 hours later 32769599 Anonymous
>>32769555
I want to turn everything in to LTC and I'm still waiting for confirmation.
It's like your car about to crash in slow motion and you can't do nothing about it.
13 hours later 32769603 Anonymous
HOLY CRAPPENING
13 hours later 32769605 Anonymous
If buttcoin hits 100$ it's full on panic mode!!
GET READY FAGGOTS
13 hours later 32769610 Anonymous
>110
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYeq l9xE19k
13 hours later 32769611 Anonymous
>103
>103
>103
>103
>103
13 hours later 32769619 Anonymous
>>32769453
>b-bitcoins are totally legit guys!
>who needs regulations
13 hours later 32769620 Anonymous
MtGox down again? How convenient.
13 hours later 32769626 Anonymous
>>32769599
I know... I can't even get on MtGox...
13 hours later 32769630 Anonymous
Wut?
IT stopped at 110
13 hours later 32769632 Anonymous
>>32769586
How? If i had 10 coins and pot costed 20 coins when coins were like $50, it mens it now costs 10 coins for pot?
13 hours later 32769636 Anonymous
>>32769611
It's over. BTC is finished
13 hours later 32769639 Anonymous
>>32769574
At the moment probably not a lot, normally, a lot.
13 hours later 32769641 Anonymous
i want to get off BITCOIN'S WILD RIDE now
13 hours later 32769644 Anonymous
>>32769582
pretty much
also dont forget the people who start buttcoin or got in super early have a ridiclous hoarde of coins... they're obviously manipulating the market to keep the value you up
You see
> sell 111
> sell 110.5
> sell 110.1
> sell 110.0
> BUY 115.0
13 hours later 32769645 Anonymous
UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110 UNDER 110
13 hours later 32769647 Anonymous (IT'S OVER.png 1280x800 1577kB)
IT'S OVER
13 hours later 32769649 Anonymous
>>32769586
I know, but I bought 2 bitcoins when they were $10 for $20 total and now I have 2 bitcoins worth $200. That means drugs on SR cost 10x less in Bitcoins.
13 hours later 32769652 Anonymous (2013-04-03_292x135.png 292x135 59kB)
>>32769620
>7000 BTC
13 hours later 32769653 Anonymous
>MtGox trying to save their precious profits
o u guiz
13 hours later 32769657 Anonymous
>>32769641
bit never ends!
13 hours later 32769662 Anonymous
>mtgox going offline to try and stabilise the price
13 hours later 32769665 Anonymous
>>32769630
price doesn't move in a straight line
in other words, a bear market is going to have pauses and retraces
13 hours later 32769670 Anonymous (buttcoins.png 1069x819 150kB)
>>32769644
>>32769644
proof
13 hours later 32769673 Anonymous
>>32769641
10/10
13 hours later 32769679 Anonymous
>MtGox fixed it so I couldn't go under 110
>People seriously doubted they manipulated
LOL /G/
13 hours later 32769680 Anonymous (1336243699370.gif 300x240 1039kB)
>>32769630
I know right? Mt. Gook dies for a bit, it rises a little, and then when it connects it drops again.
Strange.
13 hours later 32769687 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENB f37GLxw8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENB f37GLxw8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENB f37GLxw8
13 hours later 32769696 Anonymous
So I started mining with Litecoins, but it won't actually start mining.
13 hours later 32769697 Anonymous
>Silk Road owners are hedging most listings
That's gotta be tough.
13 hours later 32769699 Anonymous
This is the most obvious manipulation in HISTORY. you can ALWAYS make money off of idiots, and uneducated people. A purely speculative market will always produce this.
13 hours later 32769701 Anonymous
BTC CRASHING
LTC CRASHING
13 hours later 32769702 Anonymous (safsaf.png 683x354 25kB)
13 hours later 32769708 Anonymous (2013-04-03_839x335.png 839x335 63kB)
CASH OUT NIGGA
13 hours later 32769710 Anonymous
>>32769696
cool story brah
13 hours later 32769716 Anonymous
Wtf is it with 115?
Something seriously fishy here
13 hours later 32769729 Anonymous
>>32769544
>bots are just set up to buy coins when the price falls bellow 115, unless serious amounts are dumped price will remain relatively stable at that level
back up to 115, big suprise
13 hours later 32769731 Anonymous
>>32769716
MY
FUCKING
SIDES
13 hours later 32769737 Anonymous
litecoins dropped in less than 3 hours from 5.5 to 2.75 ...... WTF
13 hours later 32769738 Anonymous
>>32769716
Loads of bots are involved
13 hours later 32769746 Anonymous
>>32769662
people will just use another service to sell
13 hours later 32769749 Anonymous (1364085426222.gif 500x375 328kB)
Reminder that most people who tell you not to mine but to invest only wants to you buy in so they can cash out at a higher price. They don't want more miners to increase the BC/LC supply (lowering the price), they want more buyers to increase the market price.
13 hours later 32769754 Anonymous (2013-04-03_898x493.png 898x493 424kB)
>>32769731
pic related
13 hours later 32769756 Anonymous
>>32769716
>everyone telling since weeks ago that it will crash
>it crash
>sound fishy
Go to hell
13 hours later 32769761 Anonymous (Capture.jpg 1306x606 101kB)
>dat behemoth that just appeared
13 hours later 32769765 Anonymous (totally_legit.png 317x699 51kB)
back to 115 for me
13 hours later 32769766 Anonymous
>>32769716
Just look at how much it's fluctating around there
13 hours later 32769768 Anonymous (1341767054092.gif 200x151 569kB)
>6002.50
13 hours later 32769769 Anonymous
>>32769708
fuck off with that shit
its at 114 right now
13 hours later 32769770 Anonymous
>this price fixing
13 hours later 32769779 Anonymous
>>32769746
Not if their money is in their MtGox account...
We have them control...
13 hours later 32769783 Anonymous
I'm glad I'm here with you guys. This is fun to watch together.
13 hours later 32769786 Anonymous
>>32769749
thank you homre
13 hours later 32769789 Anonymous
GOING UNDER 100
HELLOFA RIDE
13 hours later 32769796 Anonymous
>>32769761
OH SHIT
OH SHIT
OH SHIT
13 hours later 32769800 hack the planet
what if I were to get two wallets and sell them to myself at a low price?
13 hours later 32769807 Anonymous
>>32769769
Uh, no it's not. It just dropped below $100. LTC is crumbling as well, since that fell from almost $5 to $2.80
13 hours later 32769810 Anonymous
>>32769770
How is it price fixing? Aren't the bots actually willing to pay that much for a BTC? Things are only worth what people pay for them.
13 hours later 32769815 Anonymous
>>32769796
who the fuck buys $600,000 USD of buttcoins in one go?
13 hours later 32769816 Anonymous
BTC-e almost sub-100
13 hours later 32769821 Anonymous
How can buttcoins have any value of worth? I just don't comprehend how it's possible for an internet currency to have any self worth. I understand people buy them and trade them to buy drugs, etc. But how is mining a coin of any worth to anyone?
13 hours later 32769824 Anonymous (1.jpg 345x170 19kB)
13 hours later 32769834 Anonymous
>>32769815
russians, jews
13 hours later 32769836 Anonymous
To everyones surprise Mt.Gox stops realtime transactions again as buttcoin is crashing...
13 hours later 32769838 Anonymous
>>32769783
I agree, I'm having a fucking GREAT time. But I have to leave in an hour for work ;_;
13 hours later 32769843 Anonymous
>>32769815
someone trying to keep the bubble intact a little longer
13 hours later 32769845 Anonymous
>>32769815
CIA
>He still doesn't get it
13 hours later 32769850 Anonymous
>>32769821
reminder that a piece of paper can let you stick your dick in some vagina
13 hours later 32769855 Anonymous
>>32769769
Look at the currency you idiot
13 hours later 32769861 Anonymous
>>32769821
same way that anything has value
Because people think it does
13 hours later 32769862 Anonymous
>>32769716
le price manipulating face
>>32769737
Buttcoin would probably share the same fate if the price wasn't rigged.
13 hours later 32769863 Anonymous
>>32769838
Got a phone? Watch on it!
I'm at work now, hooray for being an IT Director
13 hours later 32769864 Anonymous
It's a good time to buy guys ;)
13 hours later 32769869 Anonymous
>>32769821
It has a value because people assign it a value, same as everything else on the planet.
13 hours later 32769870 Anonymous
>>32769807
Uh, no it didn't.
http://bitcoinity.com/markets
Trend all day:
Free fall to ~$110
Pick one of:
* Mt. Gox goes down
* Magic bots bump price back up to $115
13 hours later 32769878 Anonymous
down to 112.. h-here we go /g/entoomen
13 hours later 32769887 Anonymous
>>32769807
Oh nvm Anon, my bad. We're watching different markets. BTC-E vs Mt.Gox
13 hours later 32769893 Anonymous (1325183171965.jpg 205x205 21kB)
>>32769838
>bitcoins at $120/piece
>having to ever work again after this
hahaha get a load of this goy faggot
13 hours later 32769895 Anonymous
>>32769821
>How can dollars have any value of worth? I just don't comprehend how it's possible for a strip of green fabric to have any self worth. I understand people buy them and trade them to buy drugs, etc. But how is being paid for work with dollars of any worth to anyone?
13 hours later 32769897 Anonymous
>>32769815
Someone is rich as fuck
13 hours later 32769898 Anonymous
>>32769850
Bitcoin never was anything than an exchange tool.
Even if paper currencies are FIAT you can use them to buy shit directly. Get your wages paid. etc.
13 hours later 32769900 Anonymous
>>32769845
>buy BTC at relatively affordable price of 115
>wait till a low point
>sell the fuck out of it driving the price lower making it crash hard
13 hours later 32769902 Anonymous
>>32769761
Russian money laundering detected
13 hours later 32769907 Anonymous (1350395432.jpg 340x625 89kB)
AHAHAHAHAH
13 hours later 32769908 Anonymous (feelish conspiracy.jpg 200x204 8kB)
>le bitcoin song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r5 byXcQMGg
13 hours later 32769917 Anonymous
>>32769821
It isn't, just like real currencies, but on steroids.
13 hours later 32769926 Anonymous
>>32769870
Mtgox is lagging like all fuck.
13 hours later 32769929 Anonymous (predictable.jpg 1277x1031 136kB)
bubble in a day... crazy how predictable we are
13 hours later 32769931 Anonymous
>>32769810
The people who control most of the coins sell back to themselves at higher prices. If the current value is $110, they'll buy X coins @ $113 to keep the value up. It's a small loss for them if they have thousands of coins.
13 hours later 32769933 Anonymous
Hah, I was gonna buy Bitcoins and trade for litecoins, but the transaction won't be completed until friday, and I can cancel it at any time.
Good thing.
13 hours later 32769934 Anonymous
>>32769821
Welcome to all fiat currencies, nigga. The USD you have in your hands is just as "worthless" as buttcoins are, other than the fact that a central agent controls how much USD enters the market.
13 hours later 32769942 Anonymous
>>32769815
Nobody said they are being purchased, that person could use them to buy a car for example.
13 hours later 32769953 Anonymous
Is the niggerism serious? How the fuck does it go from 100 to 115 in less than 2 minutes? WHAT THE NIGGER IN THE WORLD IS HAPPENING
13 hours later 32769959 Anonymous
>>32769929
That's not a bubble, its just a hiccup that will correct itself. This has happened quite often.
14 hours later 32769972 Anonymous
>>32769934
Gold is just as worthless as any fiat currency. Mayans used to throw it away because it's a useless junk metal.
14 hours later 32769973 Anonymous
>MxGox comes back
>Prices at 115 again
14 hours later 32769975 Anonymous
>>32769929
BUT THESE ARE BITCOINS!
THEY'RE NOT LIKE OTHER THINGS, THESE ARE SPECIAL THINGS MADE FROM MATH STUFF!
14 hours later 32769980 Anonymous (2013-04-03_72x88.png 72x88 14kB)
>le price manipulation fais
14 hours later 32769981 Anonymous
>>32769929
>look guize, i saved a picture depicting a typical bubble
>i am expert nao
14 hours later 32769994 Anonymous
>1859.10
14 hours later 32769996 Anonymous
>>32769929
We need to switch to gorilla trading
14 hours later 32769997 Anonymous
>Everywhere i look people cashing out their USDs
14 hours later 32770008 Anonymous
Wonder how long this is going to last.
14 hours later 32770010 Anonymous
>>32769972
I don't think you know what you're talking about... there isn't that much gold in the world. if you were to take all of the gold, and turn it into a giant 24 karat cube, it'd be 68' per side.
14 hours later 32770013 ITS HAPPENING ITS HAPPENING (ITS HAPPENING.jpg 490x335 46kB)
ITS HAPPENING
14 hours later 32770014 Anonymous
>2771.71
14 hours later 32770031 Anonymous
>>32769981
lol that picture has been on this thread at least 4 times, im just comparing it to what's going on...
14 hours later 32770034 Anonymous
$110!!!!
14 hours later 32770035 Anonymous (0EbST.gif 250x250 417kB)
>bots desperately trying to hang on to 115
14 hours later 32770039 Anonymous (2013-04-03_789x498.png 789x498 553kB)
ITS HABBEDING ALL THE FUCK OVER!!!
>dem hacker millions
14 hours later 32770045 Anonymous
>dropping to yesterdays prices
>huge deal
14 hours later 32770048 Anonymous (RR99IB7.jpg 600x481 85kB)
14 hours later 32770053 Anonymous
Can't wait until the apocalypse when fiat currency becomes worthless. I have tons of money saved in bitcoins. When fiat currency sheep try to buy food after it happens they won't be able to, but I'll just plug in my laptop, log into the internet and transfer my bitcoins to the merchant for all the guns and ammo.
14 hours later 32770057 Anonymous
>>32769972
>what are gold-plated connectors?
14 hours later 32770061 Anonymous
>price is 115 no matter what the fuck is happening on L2B
14 hours later 32770065 Anonymous
>>32755217
higher odds but exceptions on both cases.
14 hours later 32770067 Anonymous
>>32770010
I don't think you realize how worthless gold really is. It's exactly like fiat currency, it has value because people believe it does.
14 hours later 32770072 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: 508.73s
Imagine my surprise
>>32770048
Fucking awesome
14 hours later 32770082 Anonymous
>>32770048
haha this is great
14 hours later 32770085 Anonymous
seriously, how the fuck is this so blatant?
14 hours later 32770087 Anonymous
>273 butcoins sell at 110$
>second after
>0.001 buttcoin sells for 115$
>price goes up to 115$
lel
14 hours later 32770089 Anonymous (habbedidingd.png 1917x945 2543kB)
14 hours later 32770090 Anonymous
>>32770048
looks about right
14 hours later 32770097 Anonymous
>>32770053
The internet will be dead before fiat currency becomes worthless. And when the internet is dead, so is bitcoin.
14 hours later 32770101 Anonymous (tumblr_maboz2SYRL1r89ob4o1_500.jpg 500x599 39kB)
>Supposed to be doing homework
>Sit on btc-e playing around with 34 LTC trying to become a millionare
Feel with me.
14 hours later 32770104 Anonymous
>>32770048
115.000/10
14 hours later 32770105 Anonymous
>>32770085
Is btc-e reliable? Does it require verification?
14 hours later 32770113 Anonymous
>>32770067
At least it is shiny and dense
14 hours later 32770116 Anonymous
>>32770010
So? There's trace elements that a million times more rare than gold and they're still worthless. Rarity is not the main factor in value. People's belief is what creates value. If people believe it has value then they will pay money for it, thus creating the value. If they don't believe it has value they won't buy any and it's a self fulfilling prophecy. Fiat currency, gold, diamonds are all value created by beliefs. In reality gold has no intrinsic value, diamonds are common as hell, and fiat currency is just paper.
14 hours later 32770124 Anonymous
>>32770087
It's called painting the tape, and it only works for so long.
14 hours later 32770129 Anonymous
>>32770101
Worth a shot
14 hours later 32770136 Anonymous
>>32770101
gib money pls
also you shoulda sold em earlier today, you coulda made $150 bones
14 hours later 32770138 Anonymous
does give me ltc report 0khs to someone else?
14 hours later 32770139 Anonymous
>>32770067
That is why i'm smart and instead of useless gold i invest all my money in plastic surgeries for my GF so i can rent her to other people for food and another priceless things when the money bubble pops
14 hours later 32770143 Anonymous
>>32770101
I know how you feel, man.
14 hours later 32770144 Anonymous
>>32770089
>that block of 12574
Does that actually mean someone just spent 1.2m on buttcoins?
14 hours later 32770152 Anonymous
>>32770057
About 2cents worth of gold. Would be even less if idiots weren't being tricked into buying gold and running up the demand.
14 hours later 32770154 Anonymous (04-gordon-gekko-wall-street.jpg 1200x809 222kB)
Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel.
14 hours later 32770160 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tNo iJHCIfQ
Here ya go.
PUMP IT UP Buttcoiners!
14 hours later 32770162 Anonymous
>>32770101
I feel y-
>tumblr
Give them all to me or go all in in the gambling game.
14 hours later 32770165 Anonymous
>>32770139
That's actually a great idea
14 hours later 32770168 Anonymous
>>32770144
yes you silly goi
14 hours later 32770169 Anonymous
>>32770097
That's the joke
14 hours later 32770174 Anonymous
can confirm we are eating ddos right now, and for some reason Prolexic didn't block it
14 hours later 32770175 Anonymous
>>32770067
It's actually a good conductor.
14 hours later 32770177 Anonymous
>>32770039
>>32770089
>>32770035
PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL, PANIC SELL,
14 hours later 32770178 Anonymous
>>32770116
so you're saying that a dollar is no different from anything else?
14 hours later 32770184 Anonymous
>>32770152
still an application.
better than other "valuable" shit
14 hours later 32770185 Anonymous
>>32770057
Worthless. Most of the time you're not even receiving any benefit because the terminal you plug it into isn't gold plated. The only thing they're good for is tricking stupid people into spending 10x more for the same cable.
14 hours later 32770186 Anonymous
>>32770174
i heard Prolexic is demanding that MTGOX accidentally "loses" a few coins to them
14 hours later 32770188 Anonymous
>>32770139
Smart man.
14 hours later 32770193 Anonymous
I think this is it. It's not going any lower.
14 hours later 32770199 Anonymous
115
Someone with a lot of buttcoin is trying to stabilize the currency so he can keep selling later or what?
14 hours later 32770200 Anonymous
So, can anyone please explain to me why the fuck the value always goes right back to $115?
14 hours later 32770206 Anonymous
>>32770193
it's only just begun
14 hours later 32770209 Anonymous
>>32770116
the trace elements you speak of are actually worth more than gold... many times more...
not only is gold rare, it's extremely useful in electronics, and its use in electronics is making it even more rare since it's not always economical to reclaim the gold after it is used.
14 hours later 32770210 Anonymous
>115.2
Okay, anyone who doubts that there is foul play at this point is retarded. They've made it glaringly obvious.
I hope you bought for under $115, because if you did there's no way you won't make a profit now.
14 hours later 32770220 Anonymous
>>32770193
better buy now then
14 hours later 32770221 Anonymous
1QDDC2qFfEoyqiGDNTF2SbRAcJy3c3QifB
bitcents please
spare any bitcents?
14 hours later 32770224 Anonymous
Behold /g/entleman, you're witnessing the best scam of our young lives - in real time!
14 hours later 32770227 Anonymous
>>32770057
I don't understand this though. Silver is a better conductor than gold. Why not have silver plated connectors?
14 hours later 32770231 joker (1345405701119.jpg 2034x1354 412kB)
>>32770053
/k/ here, you're so full of shit,
14 hours later 32770232 Anonymous
>>32770175
Not a good enough conductor to justify its price. The only people that actually need its properties in a substantial amount are NASA and other space programs. For everyone else, copper is good enough.
14 hours later 32770233 Anonymous
>>32770178
>is it a fiat currency?
Yes
>is it worthless
Yes
>do people still go insane over it?
Yes
14 hours later 32770237 Anonymous
>>32770200
>>32770199
Mt.Gox is using fraudulent scripts to keep the apparent price steady so they don't lose all their investments.
14 hours later 32770238 Anonymous
>>32770221
Sent ;)
14 hours later 32770245 Anonymous
>>32770199
Someone obviously wants to keep the price artificially high until they can dump all their coins, probably the instawallet coints.
14 hours later 32770247 Anonymous
>>32770199
Yes. Coincidentally, millions of dollars of coins were just stolen.
14 hours later 32770248 Anonymous
BUY BUY BUY
14 hours later 32770249 Anonymous
>>32770199
probably.
>>32770200
see >>32770199
14 hours later 32770253 Anonymous (48158_333787770076348_933420945_n.png 339x395 104kB)
>>32770101
>dont even have ltc or btc or anything
>have to study for a test
>just look at everybody making money and being rich instead
>forever poor
14 hours later 32770256 Anonymous
>>32767257
>Last time mtgox got hacked they had an interface that looked like a geocities page
Am I the only one who liked the old interface?
You can actually still access it here, though trading doesn't seem to work:
https://classic.mtgox.com/
14 hours later 32770257 Anonymous
>>32770227
Silver oxidizes.
14 hours later 32770258 Anonymous
SELL SELL SELL
14 hours later 32770259 Anonymous
>>32770227
Conductor, yes, it's not a better contact surface
14 hours later 32770262 Anonymous
Seems like someone is desperate keep Bitcoin price up, constantly trying to move the price up away from the $110 wall.
14 hours later 32770263 Anonymous
>>32770200
Because "people" are buyingat that price so it doesn't crash and burn.
14 hours later 32770269 Anonymous (1364532655135.jpg 599x420 117kB)
>>32770193
14 hours later 32770272 Anonymous
>>32770257
BUY SELL BUY SELL
14 hours later 32770276 Anonymous (2013-04-03_262x151.png 262x151 22kB)
>>32770259
14 hours later 32770283 Anonymous
>>32770209
You're an idiot. Many of those trace elements can be purchased for pennies. They're ridiculously cheap because there are no uses for them that we know of. Gold is semi-useful in some electronics but you only need tiny, tiny amounts that cost a few pennies even with the artificially high gold bubble prices today. If gold was valued properly it would be essentially cheaper than copper since it has even less usefullness.
14 hours later 32770284 Anonymous
>>32770175
Copper and silver still conduct better. The reason connectors are plated with gold is because copper and silver corrode more easily.
14 hours later 32770286 Anonymous
>>32770233
the government will throw you in jail if you don't use it to pay your taxes, so i'd argue its not worthless.
14 hours later 32770295 Anonymous
>>32770253
>that feel
I got a reccommended for you
>How to attract a girlfriend for shy guys
14 hours later 32770299 Anonymous
>everyone selling
>value always at $115
14 hours later 32770303 Anonymous
ITC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsM c-IswG3w
14 hours later 32770304 Anonymous
>>32770231
What the fuck is that?
14 hours later 32770310 Anonymous
So I just woke up and there's no way I'm reading 3000 posts. What's the status on buttcoins? I assume since there's a sticky, something interesting must have happened recently.
14 hours later 32770311 Anonymous
>>32770045
#gethype
#buybuybuy
#justschlomothnings
14 hours later 32770314 Anonymous (dealwithitbro.jpg 250x200 14kB)
It's not dropping below 110, it's stabilizing. The drop is shitty, but this isn't a total crash. Relax.
14 hours later 32770316 Anonymous
>>32770256
I miss being able to buy Magic The Gathering cards.
14 hours later 32770318 Anonymous
>>32770286
So how can I get away with NOT paying taxes?
14 hours later 32770323 Anonymous
Bitcoin is worth whatever people are willing to pay for it. If me and a few friends arranged it to sell each other Bitcoins at $40 a piece and those transactions showed up on your live feed, would you immediately start selling in fear of a rapid crash? If so, that's retarded. You're letting a few individuals control the whole market.
One of the supposed advantages of Bitcoin is that it's distributed and doesn't have a central agency. There isn't supposed to be a Fed or government. Yet, people have willingly let Mt. Cocks control 80% of the BTC market. With no regulation, they could effectively manipulate it all they want. You all should be ashamed of yourselves for allowing a single exchange to handle such a disproportion share of BTC trading. This picture on this post sums it up.
>>32759812
14 hours later 32770330 Anonymous
>>32770310
dropped from 147 to 115 in less than 24 hours
14 hours later 32770332 Anonymous
>>32770318
transact all business in bitcoin
14 hours later 32770337 Anonymous
>>32770318
hide from govt
start your own country
good luck with either
14 hours later 32770343 Anonymous
>>32770283
gold doesn't oxidize and is a better conductor than copper. it also has many other uses in things like thin films, etc. copper is also far more plentiful.
14 hours later 32770354 Anonymous
ALL THOSE BUYS
14 hours later 32770356 Anonymous
BOY THIS SURE LOOKS LEGIT
14 hours later 32770359 Anonymous
>that rise
why
14 hours later 32770365 Anonymous
>>32770323
I have a few friends with some bitcoin caches.
I should call them up and sell each other the same bitcoins back and forth for $30 a piece.
14 hours later 32770366 Anonymous
>>32770359
bots
14 hours later 32770368 Anonymous
>122 and rising
IT'S HAPPENING
14 hours later 32770369 Anonymous
GO GO GO BOTS
14 hours later 32770371 Anonymous (b4689d06e921b76a9f795a55786671a3[1].png 325x579 28kB)
oh mannn ahahah
14 hours later 32770372 Anonymous
UM WHAT
14 hours later 32770377 Anonymous
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
14 hours later 32770379 Anonymous
>>32770354
Dem buys holy shit i thought I was listening to drum and bass!
14 hours later 32770381 Anonymous
>>32770257
All metals oxidize.
14 hours later 32770383 Anonymous
massive pump and dumb going on right now
its gonna be wild ride
14 hours later 32770385 Anonymous
All those 0.02/0.03 buys....
14 hours later 32770389 Anonymous
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
14 hours later 32770391 Anonymous
>>32770343
by better conductor, I mean once both are alloyed... pure copper conducts slightly better, but neither are used as pure metals.
14 hours later 32770392 Anonymous
Dear fuck, what just happened. Shit's going so artificial now.
14 hours later 32770394 Anonymous
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?
14 hours later 32770398 Anonymous
Bubble behemoths right now
14 hours later 32770402 Anonymous
>flying back up
bubbles over, everyone go home
14 hours later 32770403 Anonymous (1330467810233.gif 295x221 566kB)
>dat manipulation
14 hours later 32770405 Anonymous
>125
BUY BUY BUY
IT'S HAPPENING AGAIN
14 hours later 32770406 Anonymous
HAHAHAHAHAHA
>that rise
seemslegit
14 hours later 32770407 Anonymous
>129
>118 3 seconds later
Wow, I'm never gonna invest in this shit, even if it crashes.
14 hours later 32770409 Anonymous
mfw mtgox accidentally holding up sell orders for everyone except friends and family, only allowing buy orders from the plebs
14 hours later 32770411 Anonymous
>>32770323
>a few individuals control the whole market
this is inevitable with btc or any similar electronic currency
14 hours later 32770413 Anonymous
Guys I've doubled my money day trading this stuff
Should I cash out my initial investment, or let it ride and see what happens? I feel like today or tomorrow there is gonna be a big swing, I dunno which direction though
14 hours later 32770416 Anonymous (1290118073620.jpg 904x794 37kB)
dat blatant manipulation
14 hours later 32770421 Anonymous (wtf.png 1914x897 2998kB)
>wtf is that
14 hours later 32770425 Anonymous (wtfduck2.jpg 380x286 25kB)
WE TRADERS NOW
14 hours later 32770426 Anonymous
how do I pumb and where do I dumb?
14 hours later 32770428 Anonymous (iseewhatyoudidthere.jpg 500x375 19kB)
Those 0.02 transactions at MT Gox, trying to manipulate the price, are shady as fucl.
14 hours later 32770434 Anonymous
>>32770403
Seriously, this shit seems too fishy.
I mean it was fishy to begin with, but god damn.
14 hours later 32770439 Anonymous
>>32770421
bots bots bots
14 hours later 32770442 Anonymous
>>32770413
sell initial investment, play with rest
That way, you can never end up with less than you started with
14 hours later 32770445 Anonymous (SPEC.png 957x526 33kB)
>>32770428
14 hours later 32770446 Anonymous
>le conspiring bots
14 hours later 32770455 Anonymous
>129
WHY
WHY
WHY
2 seconds later
>124
14 hours later 32770463 Anonymous (2013-04-03_907x503.png 907x503 907kB)
>>32770421
seems legit
14 hours later 32770467 Anonymous
>>32770428
http://www.marketswiki.com/wiki/ind ex.php/Painting_the_tape
14 hours later 32770474 Anonymous
>>32770446
>millions get hacked every day
>doesn't believe computer automation can fuck with an unregulated system very easily
14 hours later 32770477 Anonymous (go home bitcoins, you're drunk.png 456x332 18kB)
14 hours later 32770478 Anonymous (butts.png 1353x646 1498kB)
14 hours later 32770479 Anonymous (suprise.png 1770x1056 2318kB)
>>32770421
Suprise
14 hours later 32770482 Anonymous (totally nothing wrong with it trust me im mtgox.png 1817x729 132kB)
14 hours later 32770496 Anonymous
>>32770482
IT COMETH!
14 hours later 32770499 Anonymous
We should try to artificially influence the market.
I mean we are a medium sized community atleast.
We could coordinate buying and selling for profit.
14 hours later 32770510 Anonymous
>>32769821
They provide utility (are useful) and are scarce (can not be infinitely duplicated).
14 hours later 32770511 Anonymous (1334401079173.jpg 210x251 9kB)
Dead cat bounce, nothing to see here.
14 hours later 32770513 Anonymous (1364934306199.gif 300x149 1301kB)
Reminder that there is absolutely nothing else but the price itself which is the signal determining the price
Shit is kafka
14 hours later 32770522 Anonymous
So, is this confirmed manipulation then? Why the fuck would they make it so obvious.
14 hours later 32770523 Anonymous
OMFG look at the bubble things
8666 bitcoin transaction just went through
14 hours later 32770524 Anonymous
>>32770499
>We should try to artificially influence the market.
Someones beaten us to it bro
14 hours later 32770529 Anonymous
>>32770499
That's what I was saying.
We could sell eachother bitcoins at lower and lower amounts.
14 hours later 32770530 Anonymous
i wanted to do something productive right now, but damn, this is far too interesting. the price literally rose by 15 USD in a matter of seconds
14 hours later 32770535 Anonymous
>>32770499
we cant, raddit is bigger, and by now all the wall street fucks are throwing big bux at it
14 hours later 32770538 Anonymous
>>32770499
Medium sized, maybe
Not a lot of money compared to real players, though
14 hours later 32770551 Anonymous
>bitcoins
more like botcoins
14 hours later 32770559 Anonymous
>>32770445
this guy lifted the price from 115 and dumbfucks followed trough
This is so risible it hurts
14 hours later 32770565 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1687x831 890kB)
This is a sync mishap, right?
14 hours later 32770574 Anonymous
>>32770551
hue
14 hours later 32770584 Anonymous
>>32770538
We might not be rich but we had a lot of early adopters.
Think how many anons are sitting on a stash of BTC.
14 hours later 32770587 Anonymous
>>32770565
No, son. This is it happening.
14 hours later 32770590 Anonymous
>>32770565
yes, iirc blockchain buys are all grouped and posted like once every minute or so
which is why all of those fucking posts are stupid
14 hours later 32770591 Anonymous (1364532137982.jpg 680x407 108kB)
>>32770565
14 hours later 32770596 Anonymous
>>32770445
>>32770445
>>32770445
>>32770445
>>32770445
It's not going up, it's being pulled up by this guy.
14 hours later 32770601 Anonymous
This is your chance to buy... It's just a bear trap due to the hackers selling... Prices will rise like crazy by tomorrow
14 hours later 32770612 Anonymous
>>32770559
Same thing happens on the stock market. Pretty common.
14 hours later 32770622 Anonymous
So where are we going to get away from MtCocks? BTC-E?
14 hours later 32770623 Anonymous
>>32770318
>leech won't pay his fair share
>still use the roads, education, civil services we pay for
You're as bad as any welfare leech.
14 hours later 32770626 Anonymous
>that obvious manipulation
The botters are probably trying to liquidate the rest of their buttcoins at the highest price possible.
They are getting out.
The crash is imminent.
14 hours later 32770636 Anonymous
Am I calculating right?
If you buy the cheapest of these for 150$:
https://products.butterflylabs.com/
Then according to this:
https://bitclockers.com/calc
I can generate 302.89$ a week with actual (I mean right now..) price on actual "difficulty level"
Which it says will change in about one day and it will be 261.17 $ then (with actual price)
(values without electricity and investment)
That's insane
14 hours later 32770641 Anonymous (352980494.jpg 600x600 115kB)
>>32770601
14 hours later 32770642 Anonymous (le scared merchant.png 183x232 20kB)
I just tried to transfer coins from my blockchain.info wallet to my personal wallet on my PC
The transaction has been unconfirmed for the past 2 hours... this is fucking excruciating.
14 hours later 32770653 Anonymous
>>32770636
You won't actually get it though. It's a scam.
14 hours later 32770658 Anonymous (pic.png 464x217 19kB)
...meanwhile in Germany...
14 hours later 32770659 Anonymous
>>32770636
>Implying that site isn't a scam and no one has got their's yet
14 hours later 32770660 Anonymous
>>32770318
Why wont you just pay the fucking taxes? You didnt even work for the money you greedy piece of shit.
14 hours later 32770666 Anonymous
These buttcoin threads sound more and more like investorshub shitposting. Not sure if that's a good sign or not.
14 hours later 32770679 Anonymous
>>32770330
You niggerfaggot.
It upped from 110 to 145 and now it's back to 110 in 24 hours.
mt.gox is down, people are freaking out
14 hours later 32770683 Anonymous
>>32770666
SELL
14 hours later 32770684 Anonymous
>>32770642
They have to do something about this shit if they want to actually be comercially successful.
This system was not meant for so much traffic and volume and it shows.
14 hours later 32770688 Anonymous
>implying
14 hours later 32770690 Anonymous
>>32770666
>sound more and more like
where have you been?
14 hours later 32770694 Anonymous
>Back up to 128
14 hours later 32770699 Anonymous
>>32770683
SELL!
14 hours later 32770700 Anonymous
>>32770679
i know, it's awesome
14 hours later 32770718 Anonymous
Do People by NMC?
14 hours later 32770720 Anonymous
>>32770679
And is that a good thing?
Don't you see that this kind of instability destroys trust and that without trust bitcoin will come crashing down?
14 hours later 32770721 Anonymous
So... THIS becomes a /g/ sticky?
Mods, I am dissapoint.
14 hours later 32770730 Anonymous
>>32770623
>>leech won't pay his fair share
But what if I don't use any of those things, and instead, I live in a giant lot of woods in alaska in a small cottage with sattelite internet?
14 hours later 32770736 Anonymous
>>32770699
BUY!! ALL IN FULL MARGIN!
14 hours later 32770737 Anonymous
So uhh, I could make $120000 right now...should I sell
14 hours later 32770741 Anonymous
>>32770642
same...
only from my own wallet to a lagging exchange
>that feel when there's 20 buttcoins on buy order at 130 dollars
>that feel when your bitcoins disappeared in a unconfirmed transaction
14 hours later 32770746 Anonymous
>>32770666
It's speculators hoping to drive the price higher and a whole bunch of clueless fools.
Somewhat entertaining but I can see why the price is so high with the type of idiots this has attracted.
14 hours later 32770749 Anonymous
>>32770642
Yeah, your're fucked.
14 hours later 32770752 Anonymous
>>32770721
It's only to contain us.
Use your brain morans.
14 hours later 32770756 Anonymous
>>32770371
what does that mean?
14 hours later 32770758 Anonymous
>>32770743
;) sent
14 hours later 32770762 Anonymous
>>32770727
Sent ;)
14 hours later 32770765 Anonymous (datorcass.gif 360x288 2332kB)
>>32770318
If you cash out into USD you need to (or should) pay taxes. Much better to pay the relatively cheap capital gains than to risk fines or jail, or have your bank account frozen due to fraud investigation.
14 hours later 32770769 Anonymous
>>32770718
not really...
BTC-e trades in them,
.001 btc
14 hours later 32770771 Anonymous
>>32770727
sent ;)
14 hours later 32770773 Anonymous
>>32770737
yes. get out now while you still can, and be thankful for the money you made.
14 hours later 32770792 Anonymous
>>32770737
No, hold and see it coming down, dumbfuck.
Seriously sell and buy back in if you want to venture a little more when things calm down.
14 hours later 32770798 Anonymous
>>32770765
Unless you held your investments more than a year you have to pay at income tax rates, not capital gain rates.
14 hours later 32770799 Anonymous
>>32770737
Yes, put all you BTC in a market order and press sell
14 hours later 32770810 Anonymous
>>32770737
You're our only hope. Sell now, and help us fight the evil goxbots!
14 hours later 32770821 Anonymous
I decided to try out mining.
I used this site for the normal miner:
http://bitcoin.org/en/download
And I'm also using this:
http://www.bitcoinplus.com/generate
Am I doing it right so far?
14 hours later 32770825 Anonymous
>>32770749
WTF DO I DO!!!!
14 hours later 32770840 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-03 at 10.58.18).png 1433x1001 2850kB)
mfw
14 hours later 32770841 Anonymous
>>32770821
it's not worth it at the current time, try litecoin if you want to have a chance at mining.
14 hours later 32770849 Anonymous
Do I sell my 3000BTC for 390000$? Or do I hold on to them and wait until the price goes up to 170/BTC?
14 hours later 32770852 Anonymous
>>32770825
[spoiler]Install Gentoo[/spoiler]
14 hours later 32770858 Anonymous (randy-btc.jpg 640x480 57kB)
>Randy investing it Bitcoins for season premier of South Park. Aww yeah.
14 hours later 32770863 Anonymous
ANONS FROM TRCHAN ATTACKED MTGOX
>http://www.trchan.org/b/res/475151 .html
14 hours later 32770865 Anonymous
>>32770825
Nothing, your coins are GONE, because you didn't give a miners fee.
14 hours later 32770866 Anonymous
>>32770849
you dont have 3000btc
14 hours later 32770867 Anonymous
125 is the bots new target it seems
14 hours later 32770869 Anonymous
>>32770858
aaaaaaaaaaaaand it's gone
14 hours later 32770870 Anonymous (merchant conspires so hard his face heats up and begins to melt.jpg 234x272 17kB)
>>32770601
14 hours later 32770871 Anonymous
>>32770849
it will surely hit 250 in a week
14 hours later 32770872 Anonymous
>>32770825
You shouldn't have been such a cheap bastard. Always give a tiny amount for transaction confirmation, even a Satoshi.
14 hours later 32770882 Anonymous
>>32770798
FUCKING SOCIALISM!
14 hours later 32770883 Anonymous
>>32770863
>/b/
>on any website
>reliable
14 hours later 32770884 Anonymous
>>32770821
No. Go to bitcoinwiki and bitcointalk.
14 hours later 32770888 Anonymous
>>32770849
Sell and have the money wired to you. It won't raise any alarms!
14 hours later 32770892 Anonymous
Fuck it, watching the charts is driving me crazy
14 hours later 32770894 Anonymous
>>32770841
I have no idea what I'm doing but I'm gonna let it go for now.
How do I even use the coins I get? And how fast do I generate them? I have an i5 2500k processor and a Radeon HD 6970 graphics card, not sure if those affect it.
14 hours later 32770896 Anonymous
I want to buy but i can't log into my account. The website is so fucked over by DDOS
14 hours later 32770897 Anonymous
Guys what's going on with this bitcoin shit?
/out/ here
14 hours later 32770899 Anonymous
>>32770872
the fuck is a satoshi
14 hours later 32770903 Anonymous
>>32770872
>>32770865
I paid the fee though!!!
right now the transaction has 35% network propagation... WTF IS HAPPENING
14 hours later 32770905 Anonymous
What keeps perking the price back to 125.000 flat?
14 hours later 32770909 Anonymous
>>32770863
fucking google translate
too lazy to translate, someone ask trchan to translate
14 hours later 32770912 Anonymous
>>32770897
>>>/out/
14 hours later 32770917 Anonymous
>>32770905
bots
14 hours later 32770918 Anonymous
>>32770905
Bots
14 hours later 32770924 Anonymous
>>32770882
obama's gotta get his cut man
14 hours later 32770927 Anonymous
>>32770905
People or bots buying it
14 hours later 32770931 Anonymous
>>32770825
Oh god. I laugh at how fucked we are.
14 hours later 32770941 Anonymous
>>32770872
>mfw I did and it's still unconfirmed
>is 0.0001 BTC just too tiny?
14 hours later 32770944 Anonymous
I'm clueless about this so can someone explain to me why a sale of .04 bitcoins can affect the price by half a dollar, but someone buying 50 bitcoins only affects it by roughly the same amount?
14 hours later 32770945 Anonymous
>>32770903
Your coins fell through the cracks.
14 hours later 32770946 Anonymous
>>32770932
Sent ;)
14 hours later 32770947 Anonymous
Drops and straight back up.
Nice.
14 hours later 32770953 Anonymous
>>32770932
sent ;)
14 hours later 32770957 Anonymous
>>32770941
Of course.
Send 0.01 next time.
14 hours later 32770959 Anonymous
>>32770626
Is it? I don't understand this shit.
14 hours later 32770960 Anonymous
So now that we know this is entirely bot-driven for the moment, do you think that's how they got so high in the first place?
14 hours later 32770963 Anonymous
>>32770894
see
>>32770884
You are not even in the ballpark.
14 hours later 32770983 Anonymous
>>32770894
I'm not in the scene, can't help you much, but ask around on rizon, try #bitcoin or the #/g/technology channel.
14 hours later 32770992 Anonymous
>>32770905
the Man
14 hours later 32771015 Anonymous
>>32770963
Not even gonna try, just uninstalled. Thanks for the help.
14 hours later 32771020 Anonymous
It's only a matter of time when the price actually goes down from 125.
14 hours later 32771035 Anonymous
>>32770957
>lost all my buttcoins due to being too cheap
ahh well... not like I lost any actual money...
14 hours later 32771045 Anonymous
>>32770960
we don't know that it's entirely bot driven, it's just shitposters assuming
14 hours later 32771049 Anonymous
>>32771020
The price is artificially being held up. It's never going down until the market manipulators stop giving a fuck.
14 hours later 32771053 Anonymous
>>32770960
no, the reason the price got so high is a bunch of extreme casuals looking to make an easy profit.
14 hours later 32771058 Anonymous (LEELELELEL.jpg 410x246 63kB)
these "crashes" are getting pretty tedious
14 hours later 32771061 Anonymous
>>32771035
I'm kidding.
You'll get them back in a few days.
Send 0.01 next time.
14 hours later 32771074 Anonymous
>mfw
http://blockchain.info/address/159S Cycgn8weAy2XGUEhD6V1RTFni7E3iq
14 hours later 32771093 Anonymous
>>32771074
Well that's a fucking lot of money.
14 hours later 32771097 Anonymous
>>32771074
bwahahhaha
14 hours later 32771099 Anonymous
So whats the TLDR here.
Buttcoin is bad or good?
14 hours later 32771101 Anonymous
Is coinotron not cashing out LTC for anyone else?
14 hours later 32771108 Anonymous
>>32771074
what is that?
>>32771099
bad
14 hours later 32771113 Anonymous
>>32771074
>http://blockchain.info/address/159 SCycgn8weAy2XGUEhD6V1RTFni7E3iq
fuck man. only 90 btc from these would make me happy ;_;
14 hours later 32771115 Anonymous
i wonder how "10,000 bitcoins for a pizza" guy is doing...
14 hours later 32771118 Anonymous
>>32771074
Fuck, if he plays his cards right, that guy is set for life.
14 hours later 32771124 Anonymous
>>32771061
By then the idiot swedes might have caught up on the crash...
damn it...
For anyone able to use SEPA to get their money out, this is a goldmine
https://kapiton.se/orderdjup
Currently 50 bitcoins being bought at over 130 usd equivalent
14 hours later 32771131 Anonymous
>>32771074
>35,323.8093592 BTC
14 hours later 32771137 Anonymous
>>32771115
he killed himself
14 hours later 32771143 Anonymous
>>32771074
$4.5m
Holy shitfuck.
It'll crash, there are some big ass sharks in here with no one to control them.
14 hours later 32771159 Anonymous
>>32771115
see
>>32757063
14 hours later 32771172 Anonymous
I have no idead about what's going on.
Hod do I rich?
14 hours later 32771186 Anonymous
>>32771172
buy now. As fast and as much as you can
14 hours later 32771192 Anonymous (1340670822222.png 800x764 230kB)
>>32770642
TRANSACTION JUST CONFIRMED
PRAISE THE JEWISH GOD!!!!
14 hours later 32771201 Anonymous
>>32771074
You know what'd be hilarious?
If someone had a million bitcoins in a lost wallet.
14 hours later 32771209 Anonymous
>>32757063
>1XPTgDRhN8RFnzniWCddobD9iKZatrvH4
how can i view the wallet?
14 hours later 32771216 Anonymous
>>32771186
Buy what? where?
14 hours later 32771229 Anonymous
>>32771209
http://blockchain.info/address/1XPT gDRhN8RFnzniWCddobD9iKZatrvH4
14 hours later 32771252 Anonymous
>>32771074
>implying that isn't Rothchild's wallet.
14 hours later 32771253 Anonymous
>>32771216
Everything, everywhere
14 hours later 32771267 Opisa
>>32771201
>2013
>mining
>not generating random wallets until one with a high amount of BTC is found
actually idk if this would work but it sounds like it might
14 hours later 32771272 Anonymous
>>32771229
my sides
all that money, gone
14 hours later 32771273 Anonymous
>>32771216
BUY EVERYTHING
14 hours later 32771277 Anonymous
ITS HAPPENING
14 hours later 32771279 Anonymous
The person who bought 1.3k coins at 118 is going to make some money soon since there's a wall building up at 120.
14 hours later 32771291 Anonymous
>>32771277
what is?
14 hours later 32771292 Anonymous
LTC is not bitcoins!
14 hours later 32771300 Anonymous
ltc.kattare down for anyone else?
14 hours later 32771301 Anonymous
>>32771229
Final Balance 0 BTC
14 hours later 32771302 Anonymous
>>32771267
I thought of that too. I know fuck all about the topic though.
14 hours later 32771310 Anonymous
>>32771292
Close enough
14 hours later 32771340 Anonymous
Guys I've made $100 off satoshi dice...
am I lucky, or is the owner of that site just retarded.
14 hours later 32771345 Anonymous
BUY BUY BUY
14 hours later 32771352 Anonymous
>>32771300
Yea it's down.
Just as I was going to grab my coins.
14 hours later 32771372 Anonymous
Financial guys:
Is it possible that a "pump and dump" is going on, followed by a "short", and then the process repeats?
14 hours later 32771373 Anonymous
>>32771352
thanks for replying
14 hours later 32771377 Anonymous
>>32771340
Like any casino winner, lucky.
Site is rigged to give 3 percent of all intake to Mr.Satoshi himself.
14 hours later 32771379 Anonymous
>>32771340
You're "lucky".
Someone won 1900BTC a few weeks ago though
14 hours later 32771398 Anonymous
>>32771340
If he was retarded, everyone would be rich.
I'd say quit while you're ahead.
14 hours later 32771409 Anonymous
So if I start doing this bitcoin shit right now can I get loadsa money?
How do I do It?
14 hours later 32771414 Anonymous
>>32771267
you are a jackass thats not how it works, wallets are just containers and each one starts brand new and empty
14 hours later 32771430 Anonymous
>>32771414
The idea is that you're trying to generate the public and private key to find existing wallets.
14 hours later 32771431 Anonymous
>>32771398
This, this so much. Bitcoin is already a gamble, don't waste it on satoshidice. You got 100$ dollars, that's nice, now trust me and quit.
14 hours later 32771442 Anonymous
>>32771409
Don't bother mining... there's no point now, just buy some bitcoins and wait.
14 hours later 32771451 Anonymous
>>32771409
Yea it's literally free money!
You just put your miner on and go play some vidya and when you come back you have like $60 in an hour!
14 hours later 32771458 Anonymous (miss_1362550698.jpg 640x497 76kB)
>>32771409
>So if I start doing this bitcoin shit right now can I get loadsa money?
No.
14 hours later 32771470 Anonymous (chief-runs-with-premise.jpg 400x300 123kB)
>>32771340
LET IT RIDE
14 hours later 32771471 Anonymous (1357407621042.jpg 155x176 10kB)
What's the point of participating in this currency if the market's so brazenly manipulated? Supply and demand aren't controlling the value, its people who have fuckloads of coins who just keep driving it up.
So what's the point?
14 hours later 32771472 Anonymous
>>32771414
>what is a collision
its very unlikely but possible
14 hours later 32771480 Anonymous (safsf.png 657x310 245kB)
>>32771379
fuck luck. its bullshit
14 hours later 32771484 Anonymous
>>32771442
Good, but how?
14 hours later 32771485 Anonymous
>>32771414
Dear anon, i hope you can help me with my silly question.
I installed and opened the multibit thingy, i made a wallet and an anon even gave me a few cents worth of coin, where do i define a password for it? How do i open this wallet in another computer if i so wish?
14 hours later 32771488 Anonymous
D-D-D-DROP THE BASS
14 hours later 32771496 Anonymous
Question: Is someone flooding the market with orders so that they can make a profit when the price goes up?
14 hours later 32771499 Anonymous
THAT FUCKING DROP
14 hours later 32771505 Anonymous (btc.png 888x518 113kB)
WHY? I'm trying to sell my .84btc but it says that's not a valid number. Someone told me you can sell parts of a btc on mtgox, so why won't it let me?
14 hours later 32771506 Anonymous
IT'S COMING DOWN AGAIN
14 hours later 32771511 Anonymous
NNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO
14 hours later 32771514 Opisa
MARKETY MANIPULATION
SELL SELL SELL
14 hours later 32771515 Anonymous
>>32771499
inb4 "lag"
14 hours later 32771516 Anonymous
woop
14 hours later 32771519 Anonymous
>>32771506
>>32771499
skillrex pls
14 hours later 32771521 Anonymous
hahahahahahahahahaha
14 hours later 32771523 Anonymous
Holy shit
It's happening
14 hours later 32771524 Anonymous
>>32771505
0.84
14 hours later 32771526 Anonymous
OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD
14 hours later 32771531 Anonymous
>>32771505
try selling 0.84
14 hours later 32771532 Anonymous
>>32771496
>Question: Is someone flooding the market with orders so that they can make a profit when the price goes up?
Yes, bots and probably the virtex sites (Mt.Gox and BTC-E) themselves
14 hours later 32771533 Anonymous
>>32771472
i'd sooner bet on rolling less than one on satoshidice
14 hours later 32771534 Anonymous
It's happening AGAIN AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Dat mini pump and dump
14 hours later 32771538 Anonymous
what a rollercoaster.
14 hours later 32771540 Anonymous
a few loops on this rollercoaster that bitcoin is. the ride never ends.
14 hours later 32771547 Anonymous
>bots instantly fix to 115
14 hours later 32771548 Anonymous
bots coming to save the day in 3.. 2..
14 hours later 32771549 Anonymous
>>32771505
>.84
>.
you nigger .84 is not a number its 0.84
14 hours later 32771552 Anonymous
GUYS! HOW DO I TURN MY BITCOINS INTO LITECOINS?
14 hours later 32771554 Anonymous
>>32771524
>>32771531
i love you guys
14 hours later 32771556 Anonymous
thsoe guys trying to pull it up to 120 with micro transactions.
14 hours later 32771557 Anonymous
isnt it funny how mtgooks are taking the server down right away instead of implementing RATE LIMITING on all orders instead?
14 hours later 32771562 Anonymous
IN B4 MASSIVE LAG
14 hours later 32771565 Anonymous (Clipboard Image.jpg 1817x1082 222kB)
I think BitInnovate is about to go broke.
14 hours later 32771581 Anonymous
>120.00000000
Good bots.
14 hours later 32771582 Anonymous
IT
IS
HAPPENING
14 hours later 32771585 Anonymous
>>32771505
>american mentality
Do you weigh yourself in pounds, too?
14 hours later 32771588 Anonymous
>someone buys 120 when price is 110
i dont think so
14 hours later 32771590 Anonymous
>>32771485
>step 1 install bitcoin-qt
>step 2 send multibit coins to the new wallet
>step 3 wait for it to sync up
>step 4 use the encryption button in the file menu
>step 5 leave the wallet open as much as you can to be a node and be a bro to the network instead of using multibit
14 hours later 32771593 Anonymous (1363096400094.jpg 500x667 108kB)
>>32771565
>7.9% commission
14 hours later 32771597 Anonymous
Where were you when Bitcoin crashed, ruining 1000s of lives?
14 hours later 32771613 Anonymous
This bot activity is crazy
No way any legitimate stock could do this
14 hours later 32771615 Anonymous
so now that I sold my btc and have cash in my wallet, how do I get the money into my paypal or something?
14 hours later 32771617 Anonymous
>>32771597
Sitting on /g/
14 hours later 32771630 Anonymous (wallet.png 336x49 3kB)
>>32771615
pic related
14 hours later 32771633 Anonymous
>>32771597
Buying Bitcoins at low price.
14 hours later 32771636 Anonymous
>0.03 $120
>0.03 $120
>0.03 $120
>0.03 $120
>0.03 $120
>0.03 $120
sounds legit
14 hours later 32771638 Anonymous
>>32771597
Bathing in my pool of money that I got from selling bitcoins.
14 hours later 32771642 Anonymous (why_not.png 297x705 44kB)
14 hours later 32771645 Anonymous
it's so absurdly volatile... unless you're one of the people at the top that has enough weight to throw around and make a difference, it's insane to invest in bitcoins.
14 hours later 32771647 Anonymous
>>32771615
That's the funny thing about MTGOX
jahahahahahahahhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaa
14 hours later 32771649 Opisa
>>32771615
don't
you should become le merchant, buy and sell to manipulate the market
also
>not making your own bot
14 hours later 32771657 Anonymous
>>32771593
They might still end up on the wrong side of this volatility
14 hours later 32771660 Anonymous
>>32771642
yeah I saw that
15 hours later 32771664 Anonymous
>>32771615
put the money into a mt. gox coupon then take it to bitinstant which will transfer to paypal
15 hours later 32771666 Anonymous
>>32771651
>ref
15 hours later 32771681 Anonymous
This buttcoin fiasco has convinced me that we need a /fin/ance board.
15 hours later 32771694 Anonymous
>>32771681
>>>/q/
godspeed
15 hours later 32771710 Anonymous
>>32771681
moot said that he wouldn't feel comfortable with people taking financial advice from 4chan. or something along those lines.
15 hours later 32771711 Anonymous
>>32771651
>Shit is bugged as fuck, also swallowed 0.3LTC of mine for no reason.
Also, guys, don't click the link because it's a referral.
15 hours later 32771718 Anonymous
>>32771681
>>32771694
Moot has said time and time again that there will be no /fin/ board.
It'll devolve into scam generals and illegal pyramid activity.
15 hours later 32771719 Anonymous
>>32771681
I would be interested in that actually.
15 hours later 32771730 Anonymous
This is so fucking being manipulated. Someone is stabilizing so they can sell for higher themselves.
15 hours later 32771735 Anonymous
>120.00
try to be more subtle bots
15 hours later 32771740 Anonymous
>>32771585
How does America have anything to do with this?
15 hours later 32771741 Anonymous
>>32771681
I'm not against it but it'd be full of penny stock pumps, scams and the like. It'd be the lowest of the low as far as finance goes.
15 hours later 32771748 Anonymous
>when all this buttcoins crave started out I mined for a week as I had just bought a new computer and had a top of the line ati card
>mined about 100 btcs and then stopped because everyone on /g/ was saying that they are a waste of time and will never have real value
>gave them to a friend of mine when they were about 2€ for him to buy weed from silkroad as I didn't really care for 80€
>fast forward three years
>parents company that had done great for 40 years and has 80~ employees is failing because my beautiful country is exploding, 80% of taxes on it, 3kk€~ debt and both my parents work 12~ hours a day to try to save it, customers still there, they are the best company in that area by far, all the others have closed but still can't manage to keep up because of how ridiculous the taxes are
>just graduated in computer engineering with really good votes but there is no decent tech company in the country pretty much and they all have awful pays
if only I had kept mining
I could have helped my parents
I can't stand watching at them work so hard and still struggle
t-thanks /g/
15 hours later 32771760 Anonymous
/\b1([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #bitcoin beggars
/\bL([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #scamcoin beggars
add too filter top block begging scum
your welcome
15 hours later 32771775 Anonymous
ok. it's crashing now.
i just sold 1,000 BTC
15 hours later 32771779 Anonymous
>exactly 120.000
>2 minutes later
>exactly 120.000
>after moving 5-15 dollars a second
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