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2013-04-10 01:41 32928908 Anonymous (image.jpg 225x225 18kB)
Whats going on with buttcoins? they went from 200 to 238 in a few hours and now theyre dropping. Panic?
3 min later 32928995 Anonymous
Bump
10 min later 32929137 Anonymous
>gettig rich on buttcoin
lel
>go buy a car
IRS will stomp you
>directly put into bank account
Non employee compensation, taxfucked
Anyone who gets "rich" on BTC ha best be ready to pay those taxes before they buy anything is all I got to say about the whole "get rich bubble burst xDDDDD"
11 min later 32929166 Anonymous
ITS HAPPENING!!! You crypto cock sucks will finally get whats coming to you
12 min later 32929193 Anonymous
They're at 230 at the moment dude.. I wouldn't panic just yet. IMO the bubble is going to pop soon though.
16 min later 32929266 Anonymous
>>32929193
yup
maybe we should start spreading the rumor they are just about to drop and that people should start selling, for theh lulzWE ARANAMOUNIIMOS
18 min later 32929305 Anonymous
>>32929137
bubble bursted so hard, from $2 to $230. Did you invest in glenn beck's gold coins by any chance, buddy?
19 min later 32929325 Anonymous
I remember posts just like this when bitcoins suddenly jumped to 149.
19 min later 32929332 Anonymous (1364704810068.jpg 628x588 32kB)
people still think they're going to drop?
21 min later 32929371 Anonymous
Can't wait for the crash; I want some buttcoins for myself.
22 min later 32929388 Anonymous (iarsmort.jpg 600x663 63kB)
lol, scam currency is confusing a handful of retards on the internet who think its real
24 min later 32929425 Anonymous
>>32929332
They are going to drop sooner or later, it's superdeflation caused by speculators (note: the average speculator is an idiot)
You're on borrowed time if you are holding onto coins now. The key is to sell at the right time. Have fun.
25 min later 32929457 Anonymous
Bitcoins are increasing in value at an exponential rate.
Obviously it's not sustainable, however that doesn't necessarily mean the value will crash, it could level out.
25 min later 32929461 Anonymous
>>32929325
Because the last week.
I remember people freaking the fuck out whne they were 10..
25 min later 32929465 Anonymous (230.00 USD-BTC.png 1471x328 51kB)
>dat market manipulation
27 min later 32929505 Anonymous
>>32929465
I don't know who else could be doing this but MtGox themselves
any guesses?
28 min later 32929521 King of Shitposting (Screenshot_2013-04-09-20-07-18-1659234954.png 720x1280 219kB)
Prices look healthy to me. Approaching $300 CAD.
28 min later 32929531 Anonymous
>>32929505
trading is still going on, the datafeed just cuts out from people slamming the data server.
if you know what you're doing you can get current prices.
current bid is at $227.077 right now
29 min later 32929540 Anonymous
How sharp would a crash realistically be? I've done barely any trading with bitcoins in the past, but I had some lying around, and with recent events I'm trying to work out just when the fuck to sell.
29 min later 32929545 Anonymous (waiting.png 488x539 277kB)
$238....I wish I invested when they were $40.
>dat feel
30 min later 32929573 Anonymous
>>32929505
Magic: the Gathering Online eXchange themselves.
No one else
30 min later 32929579 Anonymous (happening.png 929x452 72kB)
>>32929540
i dunno bro let's find out.
31 min later 32929604 Anonymous
So uh.. is anyone else actually buying stuff with BTC, and not just hoarding them?
This doesnt even look like currency right now. It's behaving more like stock for a company that seems to be doing pretty well at the moment.
31 min later 32929606 Anonymous
>>32929579
where u get dat chart
33 min later 32929631 Anonymous
>>32929606
here's the one i'm looking at right now:
http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtg oxUSD#rg2zig5-minztgSza1gSMAzm1g24z a2gSMAzm2g72zi1gVol
33 min later 32929635 Anonymous
>>32929604
I've actually bought a 4chin pass and a vps
33 min later 32929639 Anonymous
>>32929540
No idea. You have a currency that is subject to manipulation, a recent wave of investors, and most of said investors don't know what they're doing but are looking to get rich quick.
Value could be cut in half overnight or plunge even lower depending on how people feel after a crash happens.
There's not really a history to base crypto currencies off of here, so it's anyone's guess.
33 min later 32929652 Anonymous
They've started being advertised in mainstream media.
Not that surprised that the price has gone up further but cannot see it lasting much longer.
34 min later 32929672 Anonymous
fuck you bunch of assholes and fuck your Trojan miners
mine your own monopoly money
36 min later 32929697 Anonymous
>>32929639
Heh, cheers for being honest I guess man, that does make sense. I think I'm well past being greedy at this point to be honest, I got them at £8 each. I think this is around a £2000 profit... I think I may aswel just sell and try and shrug it off if for some reason they keep going.
37 min later 32929734 Anonymous
>>32929697
2000% sorry, not £2000. Roughly anyway.
38 min later 32929738 Anonymous
>>32929579
Is the value of a bitcoin mainly being determined (at this stage in the game) by emotions of market participates?
38 min later 32929743 Anonymous
holy fuck their at 200 now?!
38 min later 32929753 Anonymous
guys
what happens when they hit 500.
39 min later 32929763 Anonymous
>>32929738
>implying every single fucking market isn't governed by fear and greed.
39 min later 32929781 Anonymous
>/g/ was telling people the bubble was bursting and to sell at $20
40 min later 32929801 Anonymous
>>32929738
you see that downward sloping red line? that means we're in FEAR MODE right now, or at least that's what pulling my asshairs and splaying it all over stupid charts tell me.
40 min later 32929813 Anonymous
>>32929137
Honestly with the returns some are claiming paying taxes shouldn't be a problem in the least.
Everyone with large stashes of btc's should really be worried about their being enough buyers out there for coins when they decide to finally cash out. This market seems to be running solely on emotions of buyers at this point and the moment people start seeing large amounts of coins being dumped there will be a panic and buyers will dry up almost instantly.
42 min later 32929846 Anonymous
OH FUCK IT'S DROPPING
$240 TO $220
THE END IS NEAR
43 min later 32929860 Anonymous
>>32929763
You don't see the type of constant erratic market behavior I've noticed in the past few days with anything regulated.
43 min later 32929870 Anonymous
>>32929545
Same fell, except the part that I didn't had the money to buy, steed don't
44 min later 32929890 Anonymous
>>32929813
The astute buttcoiner knows he should sell slow while enjoying the ride.
44 min later 32929896 Anonymous
>>32929604
Without any real authority you could end up with a total wipeout.
44 min later 32929898 Anonymous
>>32929860
then you haven't traded anything.
you want to see a REAL rollercoster? check the commodities markets, holy fuck that shit be cray. sometimes there can be like full days where there's 0 trades because they hit the daily range limit on gap up/down.
bitcoin is a 2billion market, 2 billion dollar markets are tiny and volatile as fuck.
45 min later 32929923 Anonymous
>>32929846
im sellin im sellin
46 min later 32929940 Anonymous
People are going to get bored and sell when they realize theres no point in have bitcoins.
46 min later 32929946 Anonymous
>>32929923
wiat did your order fill at? $229.8?
46 min later 32929955 Anonymous
>>32929890
You can't really be relying on that.
47 min later 32929956 Anonymous
I still remember the good old days when bitcoins were at 80.
47 min later 32929960 Anonymous
>>32929870
steel don't
47 min later 32929972 Anonymous
>>32929388
>currency
>ability to be real
ok
47 min later 32929975 Anonymous
>>32929956
last week?
48 min later 32929983 Anonymous
Do you guys think bitcoin can really go to $500-$1000 ? Around when do you recommend cashing out?
48 min later 32929997 Translator
>>32928908
Oh it's nothing, just time to SELL SELL SELL MOTHERFUCKER BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
SERIOUSLY YOU PIECE OF SHIT, THE TIME IS 5 MINUTES AGO
FUCKING DO IT FAGGOT, HOLY DICKS
48 min later 32930007 Anonymous
>>32929956
I was researching them, like no shit, a few weeks before this burst. I almost bought them at $42
50 min later 32930033 Anonymous
>>32929983
No, because people will not be able resist selling the second a level like $500 is reached if they don't jump ship before that.
50 min later 32930034 Anonymous
>>32929955
Why not? Early adopters have fucktons of bitcoins, when the price starts rising and people freak out and buy, they should sell something like 10 bitcoins every few days. If it continues to raise, they gain, if it stops, they have lost nothing.
50 min later 32930048 Anonymous
>>32929697
I don't have a hand in this market at all so i am just giving an unbiased opinion. If you are past the point where you feel like you've done well then sell off and don't look back wondering what could have been. Most speculators fail long term because they can't control their greed and fear.
My advice - take profit now, or at least lock in a profit by selling the majority of what you have (if you feel comfortable with your profit at this point)
53 min later 32930092 Anonymous (nasdaq.jpg 1125x344 69kB)
hey bitcoin haters, i have a new image for you. it's bitcoin superimposed on NASDAQ's dotcom bubble.
i actually think bitcoin is VERY viable in the long term, but y'know, you suckers have been feeling the hurt lately, so I'd just give you something that might make your sting hurt a little while the rest sell off some (all/none) of our bitcoins for massive profit.
i'm personally hoping to get back down to $60 so I can load up, but I know you assholes won't, all you'll have is a folder full of images. I hope this addition will make your day.
53 min later 32930096 Anonymous
1 bitcoin for $230 USD?
fucking /g/, they told me I was too late to the mining party when they were about 50 usd
53 min later 32930104 Anonymous
>>32930048
This 100%. I've diddled with penny stocks and I made the mistake of not making a profit and getting out right away.
53 min later 32930107 Anonymous
>>32929545
Invest now idiot, they're going to be $500 in a few days
53 min later 32930112 Anonymous
>>32930092
Oh good, I'll sell at $390 before it crashed at $400.
54 min later 32930133 Anonymous
>>32930092
Except everyone thinks "I'll just load up when they hit "X"" so basically it won't crash because of that.
56 min later 32930162 Anonymous
>>32930034
Your right, the early adopters have nothing to lose. They can slowly get the financial gains out of their endless supply of bitcoins, even after a crash.
56 min later 32930174 Anonymous
>>32930133
my computer models say $61 is very reasonable.
also when I took a constipated poo, 60 asshairs dropped out. i counted.
58 min later 32930210 Anonymous
>>32929521
>avast on mobile
I Shigitty
59 min later 32930216 Anonymous
>>32930107
>Invest now idiot, they're going to be $500 in a few days
>implying your not dumping all your bitcoins this very moment
>implying you won't be laughing all the way to the bank with my money
59 min later 32930229 Anonymous (soldieromg.gif 458x411 813kB)
*yawn*
Good morning, computer. How's Bitcoin doing today—
>$232
WHAT
1 hours later 32930246 Anonymous
>>32929983
There is no limit really. It can go as high as $1,000,000 per bc. People who sell at $300 will hit themselves.
Unlike real currency, bc are not tied to an economy and it's not really hurting anyone if they go up.
I have no idea how it works but maybe we'll see bit-pennies, 100:1 split bitcoins, in a near future.
1 hours later 32930258 Anonymous
>>32930229
Same reaction here
1 hours later 32930276 Anonymous
boy o boy it's going back up now. is it christmas every day?
1 hours later 32930281 Anonymous
>>32930048
I think for once in my life I'm going to take advice from 4chan mate. At the end of the day I can't see them going up by enough to make worth the risk. Going to get a bit of paper and work it out, but I'll sell 3/4 of it, and just keep a little bit to one side incase some insane wizardry happens.
1 hours later 32930283 Anonymous
>>32929604
>make currency
>people turn it into a ponzi scheme
1 hours later 32930286 Anonymous
>>32930131
but now there is no point in mining with my 9800 gt, I need to buy a shitty asic
1 hours later 32930301 Anonymous
>>32929604
I use it for silkroad
1 hours later 32930304 Anonymous
New to buttcoins, what wallet do you guys recommend?
1 hours later 32930308 Anonymous
i like how the haters get quieter and quieter now, when they're silent maybe that'll be the peak.
1 hours later 32930311 Anonymous
so what happens when there are no more bitcoins to mine?
There IS a limit, right?
1 hours later 32930318 Anonymous
>>32930162
Especially after a crash, that's when they can replenish their reserves for cheap.
It's not worth to invest if you're going to have less than 100 BTC and spend $2500+ for them.
1 hours later 32930334 Anonymous
>>32930229
>mfw I still thought they were in the $80s
What the fuck happened...?
Obligatory:
>mfw if I bought 10,000 when they were just a cent for $100, I'd have over 2 million
1 hours later 32930335 Anonymous
>>32930246
Yeah, infinite growth, forever and ever exponentially, let's have everybody on the planet quit their jobs and buy bitcoins.
I'm in favor of that idea.
1 hours later 32930349 Anonymous
>>32930311
There is a limit, about half of them have been mined so far.. as for what happens, someone else will have to fill you in there. It's meant to be a 'self stabalizing currency', but honestly i have no idea if thats true or how that works.
1 hours later 32930353 Anonymous
>>32930311
21 million. we're at a little over 11 million, so a little over half.
when it maxes out miners still exist, their profit are transaction fees. it's implied that the number of transactions will go up so the amount they get from fees will increase to compensate.
1 hours later 32930375 Anonymous
Never had this kinda $$ before. What do? buy a house? buy some gold? go on vacation? quit my job? Mo money, Mo problems
1 hours later 32930415 Anonymous
I can't decide what to do. I'm currently mining with 6ghash (been paid off since 2010). I'm thinking of dropping $2k to buy even more. I could pay all of that off in just a couple weeks, and if it crashed in that time, I'd return it.
FUCK.
1 hours later 32930420 Anonymous
>>32930375
1. Buy ASIC
2. Mine moar coins.
3. ????
4. PROFIT.
100% guaranteed you're going to be even richer.
1 hours later 32930422 Anonymous
>>32930375
buy gold, silver, exchange some for fiat and keep the rest.
1 hours later 32930440 Anonymous
>>32930375
Get your money out into a currency that doesn't have the possibility of being worth nothing tomorrow.
1 hours later 32930442 Anonymous
>>32930375
80% save, you can waste 10-20% if you want.
the best way is to dump it into something you won't fuck around with and will make you money. putting it into a rental property is a possible way. after you buy the rental property (hopefully in an area without rent control), you'll be too fucking lazy to sell the house and waste your money on bullshit! magic!
1 hours later 32930455 Anonymous
>>32930335
Hmmm. Maybe this is an anarchist dream. Invent bitcoins, people drop investments in everything and go for every growing bitcoins. Then anarchists drop all their bitcoins in coordinated massive sell-offs. Results in globals economical collapse.
1 hours later 32930475 Anonymous
>>32930442
Renting out properties is a fucking hassle. Worst case scenario you end up having to take the tenant to court because they thrashed the place.
1 hours later 32930481 Anonymous
such fast growth is bad, because it inhibits spending them. Most transactions are made on currency excanges right now instead of buying goods/services, we need some big online shop (like newegg, or even better amazon) accepting bitcoins, then the price would stabilize to the point of being trustworthy
1 hours later 32930501 Anonymous
>>32930475
don't rent to assholes, buy a house in a nice area.
1 hours later 32930512 Anonymous
BTC is going to be worth shitloads when the quantity cap maxes out and everyone uses decimals. The question is, will it ever reach that point?
1 hours later 32930525 Anonymous
>>32930512
everyone's already using decimals, check how many bitcoins it costs for a 4chan pass
1 hours later 32930535 Anonymous
>>32930375
>TFW my dream is to go in a ~4-5 month vacation around the world
If only I had gotten into buttcoins when it first started..
Anyway, you should go on a world vacation bro.
1 hours later 32930541 Anonymous
>>32930481
but newegg and amazon would never accept them until they're stable first
1 hours later 32930589 Anonymous
So you guys can convert bitcoins to a different currency? How does this work? I can't find where you can turn it into real currency or wahtever.
1 hours later 32930602 Anonymous
>>32930589
coinbase, bitfloor, bitinstant, mtgox
bitcoin-24
1 hours later 32930605 Anonymous
>>32930541
And there is where governments will be looking to step in within the next few years. Think of all the tax revenue their missing out on now, I bet there is a group of politicians discussing what to do with bitcoins as we type.
1 hours later 32930627 Anonymous
>>32930589
livequotes here (it's broken as fuck right now due to load):
bitcoin.clarkmoody.com
bitcionity.com/markets
1 hours later 32930645 Anonymous
>>32930605
I guarantee it. It probably won't take as long as a few years either. If/when a crash happens and a few thousand people lose a chunk of their money, expect regulation to come quickly.
1 hours later 32930652 Anonymous
>>32930605
>as we type
>not as we speak
FUCK YO-U STOP KILLING MY I0MMERSION
1 hours later 32930663 Anonymous
>>32930602
Who is behind those companies?
1 hours later 32930666 Anonymous (screams internally.png 762x948 606kB)
>thought about buying $1000 worth of them when they were a dollar each
>nah this is a shitty idea
>mfw they reached 10 dollars
>mfw they reached 20 dollars
>mfw they reached 50 dollars
>mfw they reached 100 dollars
>mfw they reached 200 dollars
>mfw coming up on 250 dollars now
1 hours later 32930680 Anonymous
>>32930652
As we stare at our monitors reading each other's posts on an internet imageboard.
1 hours later 32930695 Anonymous
>>32930481
To be stable they need to be tied to something stable. The only thing stable here is the algorithm which generates bitcoins.
1 hours later 32930737 Anonymous
it's cute how people who don't own any bitcoins think they're qualified to give advice and make "insightful points" which we haven't already considered 2 fucking years ago.
1 hours later 32930741 Anonymous
>>32930695
Who controls the algorithm's code?
1 hours later 32930756 Anonymous (craterface.jpg 440x449 232kB)
>>32930666
>wanted to buy 600€ worth of them when they were less than 1€/BTC.
>listened to /g/.
>mfw now I'd be sitting on 1000000€
1 hours later 32930765 Anonymous
>>32930741
Algorithms don't have code.
1 hours later 32930768 Anonymous
>>32930737
it's even cuter how people who own bitcoins think they are qualified to do the same
1 hours later 32930770 Anonymous
>>32930695
The market cap is stable, too. Hyperinflation is pretty much impossible.
1 hours later 32930772 Anonymous
>>32930756
ad what the hell would you buy with that?
1 hours later 32930785 Anonymous
>>32930772
Stuff. Lots of stuff.
1 hours later 32930786 Anonymous
>>32930765
So this algorithm can't be manipulated in any way? It's totally secure? How do you know there is no market manipulation going on?
I'm mainly trying to figure out just how secure everyone is in the market.
1 hours later 32930814 Anonymous
>>32930772
drugs. and CP maybe.
1 hours later 32930815 Anonymous
>>32930786
The algorithm's implementation could be manipulated, certainly.
1 hours later 32930825 Anonymous
>be me
>poor as fuck
>have absolutely no money
>start getting into bitcoin
>bitcoin be at 25$ +/-
>don't have the money to buy
>bitcoin be at 70$ +/-
>What.jpg
>Shall I buy, but have no money
>bitcoin be at 100$ +/-
>Wow, want to buy but no money
>be at 220 +/- sell no money
1 hours later 32930835 Anonymous (fuk.jpg 619x473 100kB)
every time bitcoins reached a new price point i considered buying them. each time, i thought that this was it, they would crash and if i bought them now i would lose it all. 5 dollars, 10 dollars, 20, 100, now coming to 250.
i don't think i'll ever regret something more.
1 hours later 32930855 Anonymous
>>32930786
It is a market, and so it is manipulable. But at least it's only manipulatible by those with the most to lose, since there are no banks.
Bitcoincs can be stolen like any other digital transaction, but they can't be duplicated without more than 50% of the supply.
1 hours later 32930858 Anonymous
>>32930825
Man, that sucks. You should have gotten a loan from someone once you saw the price jump up from $25 to $70. Or better yet you could have talked someone into letting you manage their investment into bitcoins, if you're bold enough for such a task.
1 hours later 32930863 Anonymous (1270972708904.png 599x521 10kB)
>>32930825
that feel...
>TFW you need money to make money
1 hours later 32930874 Anonymous
>>32930835
You could be like some of us, who had 3000+ bitcoins at some point.
I was happy to make $10000.
Little do I know I could easily be a millionaire right now if I didn't sell them.
1 hours later 32930880 Anonymous
>>32930825
Where do you live that you can't earn money?
1 hours later 32930886 Anonymous
>>32930825
I mean:
>be at 220 +/- still no money
1 hours later 32930891 Anonymous
>>32930663
Jews
1 hours later 32930893 Anonymous
>>32930785
>get big payout
>doing anything with it other then spending ever last cent the first day
1 hours later 32930928 Anonymous
basically the price is only going up, because everybody is deciding to hoard them, and there a less and less bitcoins that are actually beeing traded
1 hours later 32930930 Anonymous
>>32930874
would you cash out and convert the BTC into USD? or keep them as BTC?
1 hours later 32930939 Anonymous
>>32930891
Hell probably.
I just can't fathom how people can actually trust these companies that have literally no history or any form of serious legitimacy in the financial community.
1 hours later 32930945 Anonymous
>>32929940
>theres no point in have bitcoins.
are you serious?
1 hours later 32930955 Anonymous
I just cashed out a whopping 2.7 BTC @ like $230/ea. $600-something sitting in my Mt.Gox account now. Might just keep it in there and buy some up after it crashes. I just don't see how $100+ is sustainable, but I NEVER thought they'd get this high in the near future so who knows maybe I'm wrong.
1 hours later 32930965 Anonymous
>>32930880
It's not a question of were do I live, it's more like am I willing to work for an entire month just for a really small amount of money?
>no
btw. Portugal Western Europe
1 hours later 32930983 Anonymous
>>32930939
Mt.Gox is a Japanese company IIRC
And they've been operating for years, I'd say that's about as legit as you can get with Bitcoin.
1 hours later 32930984 Anonymous
Fuck it. Buying 5 7950s.
1 hours later 32930985 Anonymous
>>32930928
So I assume BTC will go down/stabilize once all 21 million or whatever bits have been mined?
1 hours later 32930994 Anonymous
>>32930945
If bitcoins don't grow more in their influence they really will be irrelevant. At this point you can't walk into a major store and pay for anything with a bitcoin.
1 hours later 32931003 Anonymous
I have kinda silly question, but how to mine bitcoins?
do you need special software?
1 hours later 32931009 Anonymous
>>32930835
I wouldn't feel too bad mate, you made smart calls. You COULD of invested and made money but at the end of the day it would of been risky as shit. Hindsight is always 20/20 and whatnot.
1 hours later 32931012 Anonymous
>>32930985
No, when people stop hoarding them. ie. the big dump.
1 hours later 32931018 Anonymous
>>32930984
>2013
>GPU mining
1 hours later 32931023 Anonymous
>>32930994
i can't pay for groceries in Euros either
1 hours later 32931040 Anonymous (1311736466797.png 601x433 207kB)
>>32930855
>they can't be duplicated without more than 50% of the supply.
>more than half of the coins have already been mined
>it is known that groups of people are sitting on vast hoards of coins mined back when they where throusands to a penny
Hmm.
1 hours later 32931063 Anonymous
>>32931040
instead of being a fucking idiot why not read how bitcoins work, 51% attacks are on miners, not coin supply
1 hours later 32931067 Anonymous
>>32931018
Shut the fuck up. You faggots said that in 2010, I didn't listen, bought 5ghash worth of equipment and paid it off in a month with my earnings.
1 hours later 32931074 Anonymous
>>32931023
Hyperbole. The Euro is having difficulties at this time because the world economy is being brought back to reality.
1 hours later 32931076 Anonymous
>>32931012
Well, once there is nothing more to mine and keep hoarding, you could assume is when they'll dump everything.
Jesus, this BTC is risky as fuck, it seems.
1 hours later 32931079 Anonymous
>>32931023
you can walk into a bank and exchange euros for whatever currency they do accept
no real bank is exchanging your buttcoins
1 hours later 32931086 Anonymous
>>32931003
You need special hardware, to be profitable, I tried it om my laptop, (my poor gforce and the white pixels in the screen, gladly I rebooted and everything got back to normal)
1 hours later 32931093 Anonymous
>>32930985
It will hopefully stabilize (despite all the people making huge amounts of money off the recent jump in price, bubbles like this aren't really good for the credibility and long-term sustainability of the currency). After all the coins are mined it should be slightly deflationary and very gradually increase in price since no more coins will ever be made and some will always get lost and put out of circulation (for example wallet files that accidentally get deleted, stuff like that).
1 hours later 32931117 Anonymous
>>32928908
this is called balance. it built so much momentum that it sloped down a little to balance out
1 hours later 32931127 Anonymous
>>32931067
>You faggots said that in 2010
Pretty sure GPU mining didn't even exist in 2010. Even throughout the first half or so of 2012 it was still profitable. I guess it's still pretty profitable now too but only if BTC stays at hundreds of dollars, which it probably won't. But who knows.
1 hours later 32931154 Anonymous
>>32930955
you are wrong.
anyone who doesn't see that the globalists are turning this into the new world currency is a fucking idiot. those 2.7 bit coins will be worth more than 2.7 gold bars. now you fukcing sold them
1 hours later 32931186 Anonymous
>>32931127
>Pretty sure GPU mining didn't even exist in 2010.
Wrong. I've been mining on 6950s since the day they were released at the end of Dec 2010.
1 hours later 32931189 Anonymous
>>32931154
>2 weeks later
you are wrong
anyone who didn't see that bitcoins were going to crash was a fucking idiot. those 2.7 bit coins are now worth less than 2.7 gold coated staples. should have fucking sold them
1 hours later 32931190 Anonymous (1354927246978.jpg 363x364 13kB)
>>32931154
>those 2.7 bit coins will be worth more than 2.7 gold bars
I'm highly skeptical, but like I said who knows, I've been proven wrong before. Still mining and making fractions of a BTC a day with my 7970. Have a Jalapeno ordered as well whenever they get around to shipping it, but then the difficulty will have probably skyrocketed enough that it won't be a big improvement, though.
1 hours later 32931191 Anonymous
>>32931079
they're creating ATM's for them
1 hours later 32931207 Anonymous
>>32931154
>anyone who doesn't see that the globalists are turning this into the new world currency
Globalists? Is that anything like New World Order? I'm having trouble keeping all these conspiracies straight.
1 hours later 32931223 Anonymous
>>32931186
how many have you mined since then?
1 hours later 32931230 Anonymous
>>32931207
They just want you to think that they're separate conspiracies.
1 hours later 32931232 Anonymous
>>32930768
bitcoin investors are smarter than non-bitcoin investors. that's just a fact. we saw what you couldn't, so we can probably see many other angles you never considered.
1 hours later 32931243 Anonymous
HOWS THAT BUBBLE WORKING OUT FOR YOU GUYS
OH MAN YOU LOST OUT ON SO MUCH MONEY
ROFL
NERDS
I TRIED TO WARN YOU GUYS BUT NOOO ITS JUST A BUBBLE
WELL FUCK YOU
1 hours later 32931249 Anonymous
>>32931223
~800. I have sold them all.
1 hours later 32931256 Anonymous
>>32931232
If you're so smart then you should be able to predict how high bitcoins will go. So why not invest your life savings and cash out at that perfect spot?
1 hours later 32931281 Anonymous
>>32931232
>bitcoin investors are smarter than non-bitcoin investors. that's just a fact.
I would argue that any bitcoin investor has a bias that would skew his vision. But I'm sure you've considered this oh wise investor.
1 hours later 32931284 koilnzel
>>32931256
we're smart enough not to do that
1 hours later 32931285 Anonymous
>>32931249
but did you sell them at the time, when they were much lower or did you stockpile them until now?
1 hours later 32931289 Anonymous
In the end there will only be 21 million bitcoins in circulation. When they are 1000 dollar a piece the total worth would be 21 billion dollars. That is far to low to be a valuable currency. So the price should be a minimal 10.000 dollars a piece.
1 hours later 32931292 Anonymous
How do I get money into Litecoins fast in the US?
1 hours later 32931302 Anonymous (1362302176236.png 330x328 90kB)
got out of bitcoin at $205 per BTC
had 1700 / $349k
>200 from mining off of 5850s from the start.
>1500 bought when they dropped to a penny.
I haven't gotten fucked by the government. Luckily I know a tax attorney went though the process of paying my capital gains taxes to the IRS.
Going to buy a car tomorrow then put a down payment on a house I've done done some research on.
1 hours later 32931305 Anonymous
>>32931285
I sold them every 24 hours up until about a month ago. I let everything I had go at $200. Absolutely no regret. I've swapped to Litecoin mining and am now hoarding those.
1 hours later 32931309 Anonymous
>>32931256
alright ill go invest 3 dollars and 25 cents in bitcoins right now
1 hours later 32931334 Anonymous
>>32931289
just start printing moar BTC like the federal reserve does with USD.
1 hours later 32931336 Anonymous
>>32931334
Doesn't work like that buddy.
1 hours later 32931358 Anonymous
>>32931207
this isn't a conspiracy, Bitcoins aren't a centralized currency, how is it not obvious that it will become the global currency.
it just so happens that NK going to war with that US, which will result in a war between China and the US, when all this Bitcoin shit is going down.
1 hours later 32931360 Anonymous
>>32931309
actually any iea on how to spend this 3 dollars before friday i get payed that day and im anti saving money
1 hours later 32931386 Anonymous
>>32931302
bad move, were probably going to see 500 soon enough
1 hours later 32931388 Anonymous
>>32931358
we'll be tracking you now that you're onto us
be careful where you post, my friend
1 hours later 32931391 Anonymous (1345577375257.jpg 448x311 16kB)
>>32931302
>he didn't transfer it all into litecoins.
1 hours later 32931401 Anonymous
>>32931358
So you don't even have a decent conspiracy backing you? That's lame.
1 hours later 32931411 Anonymous
>>32931391
>he has actual cash
>meanwhile you're sitting playing with your greed and fear hoping you don't lose it all in a crash
1 hours later 32931417 Anonymous
>>32931336
I know. It was a joke.
But $10,000 for 1BTC sounds ridiculous.
The early hoarders would be like multi billionaires and shit.
1 hours later 32931428 Anonymous
WHAT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO CONVERT LTC TO USD
1 hours later 32931430 Anonymous
>that feel when I could have thousands of dollars from buying less than $100 of BTC when they were less than a dollar a couple years ago
These feels man.
And setting anything up to invest in LTC is way too fucking time consuming and confusing.
1 hours later 32931437 Anonymous
>>32928908
I'm curious OP, after I've found a buy at price on mtgox or similar, what is the logistical flowchart the money follows to my bank?
1 hours later 32931439 Anonymous
>>32931302
I don't understand the logic in what you're doing. Yes you made a lot of money quickly, but that doesn't mean you should be so eager to give it all away in exchange for a car and a house.
You could have benefited a lot from having prior knowledge on matters of investing. You could have turned this windfall into something that could keep you going for the rest of your life.
Also I hope you're ready for property taxes you'll be responsible for with that new car and home.
1 hours later 32931460 Anonymous
>>32931428
delete them
1 hours later 32931491 Anonymous
>>32931439
I can understand investing in something stable but if you're saying he should have kept investing in crypto currencies then you should stop listening to your greed.
1 hours later 32931492 Anonymous
>>32931289
>In the end there will only be 21 million bitcoins in circulation. When they are 1000 dollar a piece the total worth would be 21 billion dollars. That is far to low to be a valuable currency. So the price should be a minimal 10.000 dollars a piece.
More likely outcome: Bitcoins will never be a valuable currency.
1 hours later 32931500 Anonymous
FUCK YOU /g/
I'M INVESTING AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
you faggots won't be laughing when i quadruple my money and you fearful cunts are sitting on the sidelines with your dick in your palm, saying B-B-B-B-BUT THE B--B-B-B-UBBLE /g/, IT WAS GONNA POP, RITE GUISE? RITE?
you assburgs makes me sick
1 hours later 32931501 Anonymous
>>32929846
it dropped from 150 to 130 and then climbed.
that doesnt mean anything
1 hours later 32931503 Anonymous
>>32931417
fact: half of all btc are in wallets that haven't been used for a while.
1 hours later 32931511 Anonymous
>>32931491
Hell no. He did the right thing getting out of bitcoins while the getting is still good. I should have made that clear.
1 hours later 32931544 Anonymous
>>32931500
>I'M BURNING MY MONEY AND NOTHING YOU SAY CAN CONVINCE ME NOT TO!
Hmm-hm.
1 hours later 32931549 Anonymous
How can I turn real money into cryptocash?
I need to buy LTC. If I bought them when they were a dollar I'd already be up 5X in profit.
I plan on purchasing BTC and then trading the amount for LTC, but what's the best way to buy BTC? Canadafag here.
1 hours later 32931565 Anonymous
>>32931503
Until there is a direct way of quickly and cheaply turning a bitcoin into usable currency it's all kind of a waiting game if you have a large stash of these things.
1 hours later 32931592 Anonymous
>>32931503
Probably stored in an encrypted HDD netbook inside of a safe somewhere.
1 hours later 32931601 Anonymous
>>32931549
there are plenty of places that are willing to take your paper money in exchange for bitcoins. This anon >>32930602 already mentioned some >>32930602
2 hours later 32931612 Anonymous
>>32931439
well I do plan on investing in some traditional stocks, a roth IRA, a few CDs at separate banks, etc.
Also,
I am just getting a Camry.
Paying a mortgage is much better dumping money into renting. Interest rates are never going to be this low again either.
2 hours later 32931615 Anonymous
>>32931511
On the other hand he could have blown it all trying to invest in stocks etc if he didn't know what he was doing.
I agree he could have attempted to learn though instead of spending it all on a house. His money, not mine.
2 hours later 32931638 Anonymous
>TFW you have missed your chance to be a possible multi millionaire by doing absolutely nothing but mine digital coins
Oh god, this feel..
2 hours later 32931649 Anonymous
>>32931615
With as much money as he supposedly made he could have easily hired a professional to manage it for him while he learned how to make informed financial decisions on his own.
2 hours later 32931768 Anonymous
I hope you are all aware that "investing" in this shit is no different from gambling. It's literally the same as going to Vegas with your life savings in your pocket, putting it all on red or black and calling yourself an investor.
2 hours later 32931821 Anonymous
>>32931768
investing is broader than speculating
Even if the bubble collapses, bitcoins will end up being worth more than they were a few months ago.
2 hours later 32931826 Anonymous
>>32931612
>Interest rates are never going to be this low again either.
You said it, here's a man with a plan
>>32931439
Buddy you think small
He can rent that house, he can flip it a bit if it has room for improvements, it's collateral for any loan he wants ever, tax deductible, and should he spend the time to read an ebook or two his entrance into a basic real estate portfolio to maybe not make millions but pay off any house he wants without anything extra from his pocket.
You're right with the car though, that's just a shiny toy but hey who doesn't like shiny toys
2 hours later 32931856 Anonymous
>>32931834
>cash out
>.0004 BTC
lel
2 hours later 32931864 Anonymous
>>32931834
>10 cents
2 hours later 32931893 Anonymous (1353814554057.jpg 223x250 8kB)
>>32931638
I probably would have sold them last year when they peaked at $20-30 anyway. Still could have made a lot of money, though.
2 hours later 32931939 Anonymous (1319798816329.jpg 536x800 271kB)
>>32931893
>tfw smart enough to buy low and ignore the panic
2 hours later 32931956 Anonymous
>>32931880
>>32931892
Thanks anon, Together we shall overcome all the fiat demons. THE WEBCHRIST IS UPON US.
Any ideas to the genius behind the Bit? Alex The Prophet Jones seems to think Max The Chorus Keiser is the man. Ideas?
2 hours later 32931968 Anonymous
>>32931939
Hasidim but I don't believe 'em
2 hours later 32932000 Anonymous (1361169860589.jpg 599x500 203kB)
>people still think it's going to pop
2 hours later 32932017 Anonymous
>>32931956
>being this new
2 hours later 32932032 Anonymous
>>32931968
But no really I did by low and have held onto them so far. I really cannot hold on much longer. The pressure to cash out now is extremely high.
2 hours later 32932093 Anonymous (1364867968582.gif 320x213 616kB)
GUYS
Will I get doxed if I verify my account on Mountain Gocks? They need a drivers license and a utility bill. I don't like that they will have my driver's license...
2 hours later 32932099 Anonymous
>>32932017
>being that unhelpful
2 hours later 32932101 Anonymous (1263075253336.jpg 600x464 151kB)
>IT'S GOING TO POP SOON
>IT''S NOT GOING TO POP
>CRYPTOCURRENCY IS JUST A FAD
>BITCOIN IS THE FUTURE
Oh god, what should I believe..
2 hours later 32932112 Anonymous
>>32932093
That sounds pretty shady, what country do you live in?
2 hours later 32932117 Anonymous
>>32931544
>>32931544
>I'm standing on the sidelines not making any money
>better tell him to stay on my level like the crab in a bucket i am
2 hours later 32932129 Anonymous
>>32932093
what if I dont have a drivers licence and I live with my parents, who pay for bills?
Do they have something against NEETs?
2 hours later 32932140 Anonymous
>>32932112
'Murka, I'd like to use DWolla since it's only a 0.25 fee for funds transfer.
2 hours later 32932155 Anonymous
OMFG THE BUBBLE IS GOING TO BURST, SELL, SELL, SELL!
2 hours later 32932165 Anonymous
>>32932101
Whatever you do right now, you're going to lose. If you buy now and it goes to 500$, you're only going to get 2x what you bought.
2 hours later 32932170 Anonymous
>>32930246
You obviously know nothing about bitcoins. Bitcoins are sudivided into satoshis. One satoshi is equal to a 1x10^-8 bitcoins.
Either way, I am on the bubble bandwagon. I think that by the end of the year bitcoins latest, bitcoins will lose at least half of their current value.
Too bad that you can't short sell bitcoins.
2 hours later 32932174 Anonymous
>>32932140
use coinbase
they don't require your drivers license and other shit like that
2 hours later 32932179 Anonymous
OMFG THE BUBBLE IS GOING TO KEEP RISING, BUY, BUY, BUY!
2 hours later 32932184 Anonymous
>>32932165
oh my god a 100% ROI? What a waste of time!
2 hours later 32932190 Anonymous
>>32932093
Cmon when have they ever leaked except that one time...
2 hours later 32932192 Anonymous
>>32932101
sell half of what you have every week
2 hours later 32932204 Anonymous
>>32932155
>>32932179
Every bitcoin transaction at Mt.Gox ever.
2 hours later 32932227 Anonymous
Guy chill the fuck out its supposed to go down at times everything does, it won't crash
2 hours later 32932237 Anonymous
>>32932197
When It crashes, I'm buying a shit ton. It will always eventually go up though.
2 hours later 32932244 Anonymous
>>32932197
>tempting mods
2 hours later 32932251 Anonymous
>>32932184
There's a difference between buying at 2$ and sell at 4$ and buying at 250$ and sell at 500$, the second is not worth the risk.
2 hours later 32932270 Anonymous
>>32932197
have you bought sum CP with BTC, pedofriend?
I heard that's all you can buy with buttcoins.
2 hours later 32932271 Anonymous
>>32932251
not when you can buy multiples and fractions
2 hours later 32932275 Anonymous (tumblr_meu9hdVAyo1rvpkxwo1_500.jpg 500x742 206kB)
Is /mnt /g/ocks trustworthy, or are the centralizing my freedom pennies?
2 hours later 32932284 Anonymous (1294896579218.jpg 800x450 81kB)
>>32932197
It hasn't even begun.
2 hours later 32932291 Anonymous (1359082295049.gif 482x800 29kB)
>>32932174
coinbase seems Bretty Good, I'll use it.
2 hours later 32932295 Anonymous
>>32932174
you should shoot yourself
2 hours later 32932332 Anonymous
>>32932295
why
2 hours later 32932333 Anonymous
It surely going to pop but that won't be the end of bitcoins.
It will keep rising then crashing until it has wider adoption and people actually use it as currency.
Until then it's best to just sell part of your stash when they're high and buy them back when they fall.
2 hours later 32932342 Anonymous
>>32932271
Not when you can't cash less than a relatively high fraction.
2 hours later 32932365 Anonymous
>>32932332
what is coinbase memory leaks
2 hours later 32932462 Anonymous (asdasd.jpg 572x763 122kB)
The fuck is this bullshit?
2 hours later 32932474 Anonymous (1338523885946.jpg 680x497 41kB)
>>32932365
>website
>memory leaks
2 hours later 32932488 Anonymous
>>32930334
>over 2million
Good luck with IRS and also the fact that no fucking company would be willing to do a transfer that large.
2 hours later 32932508 Anonymous
>>32932462
I play bitpoker all the time.
2 hours later 32932545 Anonymous (1317076222108.gif 291x600 794kB)
>tfw gonna buy $120 worth of BTC soon just to trade for LTC
>tfw LTC gonna rise to at least a quarter of BTC
>tfw high risk trading with play money
feels good.
2 hours later 32932546 Anonymous (whattheniggertits.jpg 979x472 91kB)
wh-what
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
2 hours later 32932572 Anonymous
>>32932474
>trusting some retard who can't manage a site properly with thousands of dollars in coins
>not just trusting your hard drive, backup, and encryption
2 hours later 32932577 Anonymous
>>32932546
Automated market damage control placed by the jews.
2 hours later 32932595 Anonymous
>>32932577
>>>/pol/
2 hours later 32932609 Anonymous
>>32932129
So curse that are capitalists, for them NEETs like us are the plague of the planet.
2 hours later 32932667 Anonymous (Capture.png 416x447 322kB)
It'll burst... Any second now... No remorse in not buying while they were cheap... It's going to pop...
2 hours later 32932687 Anonymous
is there any way to make some BTC/LTC for free? I have no money to buy coins and my computer is total shit.
If I could get some free digital jewgolds I could probably double it/triple it somehow, then go from there.
2 hours later 32932703 Anonymous
>>32932270
DRUGS, you can buy drugs, they also have a EBAY type thing with random shit on it.
2 hours later 32932716 Anonymous
WOW NIGGERS LOOK AT THIS NEW SHIT
http://litecoin.org/
Seriously though, what the fuck. Just saying but out of the ashes of Bitcoin will come LiteCoin
2 hours later 32932764 Anonymous (1363569159166.jpg 1980x1980 1604kB)
>>32932716
> It differs from its parent Bitcoin in that can be efficiently mined with consumer-grade hardware.
2 hours later 32932782 Anonymous
>>32932764
Fuck you, I'm starting right now.
Gonna hoard them all to myself...
2 hours later 32932789 Anonymous
>>32932687
Yes but the amount is so low that you can't even transfer it to another wallet because of the transaction fees.
Just search free bitcoins on google and you will find...
2 hours later 32932849 Anonymous
>>32932687
http://dailybitcoins.org/ until you win a peerbet coupon, make an anonymous peerbet account and redeem the coupon, play and lose all your coins.
2 hours later 32932869 Anonymous
>>32932789
FAUCETS, FRACTIONS OF PENNIES FOR DOLLARS WORTH OF TIME
3 hours later 32932901 Anonymous
>>32932667
I don't feel too bad, because I would have jumped out anyways as soon as I doubled my money.
I am...not a man who takes risks.
3 hours later 32932911 Anonymous
>>32932874
a-are you just proxying as if a mod wouldn't monitor the thread?
>tfw what i say comes true
just fucking make me a janitor already dammit
3 hours later 32932953 Anonymous (gaymen pc mustard race.jpg 660x475 231kB)
Will my current PC make me rich?
[spoiler]Not really expecting to make it rich, just making coins for fun. Don't mind making a few bucks.[/spoiler]
3 hours later 32932963 Anonymous
>>32932953
>nvidia
not really
3 hours later 32932980 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 873x595 96kB)
The fuck is this horse shit?
3 hours later 32933007 Anonymous
>>32932985
now your just guessing, go look at the hidden wiki its clear people sell CP
3 hours later 32933047 Anonymous
>>32932953
3570k 3.4
You are one cheeky Kunt m8 enjoy your giggles
3 hours later 32933078 Anonymous
>>32933047
It's a gaming build. You don't need more than this I feel for his gaming rig.
To each their own.
3 hours later 32933099 Anonymous
>>32932985
of course there fucking is
3 hours later 32933151 Anonymous
Is it worth buying 1 bitcoin now and then trading it in for it's equivalent in litecoins?
3 hours later 32933162 Anonymous
>>32933078
Mate, what is Intel K
>2013 year of the buttcoin
3 hours later 32933163 Anonymous
>>32933118
Its mostly rare material that is near impossible to find or even OC.
3 hours later 32933222 Anonymous
>>32933151
Yes. Mt. Gox is going to announce their plans "later in the week" for support for it/other altcoins. Price will certainly spike at that point.
3 hours later 32933294 Anonymous
Can I trust mt.Gox with my information? It seems like a lot to give them my driver's license and other very personal information.
3 hours later 32933319 Anonymous
>>32933294
I stopped using them when they asked for that.
3 hours later 32933367 Anonymous
>>32929956
I remember the small dip to 27, if I had bought then I would had shittons of gains now
Although I didn't had the money, still don't
And a year ago they were at 9...
3 hours later 32933394 Anonymous
I remember when losing "a few bitcoins" wasn't that big of a deal. Now that's a $1000.
3 hours later 32933423 Anonymous
>>32930375
Invest in a real enterprise that will sustent you to the end of your life
Maybe it will take a few years to really lift-off, but after that you will just enjoy yourself
Unless you end up lie Bassackwards from /p/, a 50 year old depressive alcoholic
3 hours later 32933443 Anonymous (chart.png 940x966 131kB)
Remember all those people saying the logarithmic chart makes bitcoin's groth more reasonable (it doesn't)? Well now even the logarithm is exponential.
3 hours later 32933447 Anonymous (1354923993813.jpg 400x273 8kB)
>>32933394
$1000 isn't a big deal
3 hours later 32933478 Anonymous
>>32933447
I'd miss $1000 a lot more than a $100.
3 hours later 32933483 Anonymous
Make some accountability for the predictions you're making.
http://predictionbook.com/predictio ns/17373
You can also enter in any other prediction you want on this site.
3 hours later 32933489 Anonymous
>>32933443
The inverse Ackermann chart makes bitcoin's growth more reasonable.
3 hours later 32933507 Anonymous
>>32933319
What site doesn't require SSN or driver's license? Dwolla requires a SSN... (US)
3 hours later 32933509 Anonymous
Coinotron is down. Wasn't stratum supposed to prevent this? I knew I should've stopped mining on there earlier.
3 hours later 32933510 Anonymous
>>32933483
Why should I share my wisdom with the goyim?
3 hours later 32933514 Anonymous
>tfw waiting for a 5k transfer to hit mt gox
they say it takes 5 business days :(
3 hours later 32933517 Anonymous
SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM
3 hours later 32933525 Anonymous
>1BTC is 43LTC right now
>43LTC is $206.83USD right now
>but if I wait, LTC might blow up and be worth even more
Nice.
3 hours later 32933531 Anonymous
>>32933507
Coinbase.
3 hours later 32933542 Anonymous
>>32933510
It's not to share it with other people. It's for self-accountability and confirmation bias. Most people forget about the bullshit predictions they make that are wrong, then proclaim they're always right when one of their predictions come true.
Hardly anyone records their predictions and actually quantifies how often they're right. Not even pundits. And it's easy to do. Humans just don't care. They're addicted to bullshit.
3 hours later 32933564 Anonymous
>>32931289
Taking into account all the coins will be mined at 2100~ or so it probably will reach much higher
3 hours later 32933586 Anonymous
>>32931500
Dunno'
It's surely gonna crash
The problem is when, I thought it would crash at 170 or something
But it goes up and up....
3 hours later 32933632 Anonymous
My only regret is stuff I bought with bitcoins are now 40% cheaper
3 hours later 32933707 Anonymous (Capture.jpg 717x237 30kB)
LOL
3 hours later 32933717 Anonymous (1322235652410.jpg 238x205 8kB)
I'm reading the Trading section at bitcointalk right now and comparing all the weekly discussions to the historical prices. Quite enlightening.
I don't think anyone could have guessed recent events, and very likely if any of us had bought into this in 2010 or 2011, most of use had we valued our investment, likely would have exited that market either during one of the panics or one of the rallies for fear of losing everything. Only those who mined and sold coins steadily really could guarantee a profit.
I think those who are millionaires now should mostly be the true believers of digital currency back in those days, who held on and resisted cashing out even when tempted by $5, $10, $15, $20 highs and subsequent 40-60% corrections. For that faith, I commend them and they deserve what they have today.
Personally, I still feel a bit depressed for missing this train. I actually had loaned a friend $4000 back in April 2010 when these coins were worth near a penny each. Had I done something else with that... HA! Imagine 60 million dollars... ;_;
3 hours later 32933788 Anonymous
>>32933717
I wouldn't beat myself up over it. It would have been foolish at the time. How could any one have known that this was going to explode? BC literally did nothing for a year and a half before this.
3 hours later 32933789 Anonymous
>>32933707
Penis size means shit without money.
3 hours later 32933796 Anonymous (Untitled.png 1091x348 40kB)
4 hours later 32933976 Anonymous
Something is telling me to buy mining hardware but there's still fear. Shut up, brain.
4 hours later 32934081 Anonymous
>>32933976
I almost checked out with a $1200 mining rig this weekend, but chickened out. Now, 7970's are sold out.
4 hours later 32934260 Anonymous
>>32934081
once the bubble pops it'll be a good time to upgrade your gpu for cheap
4 hours later 32934331 Anonymous
>>32933717
Some of the biggest profits made so day have simply been people who mined a bunch when it was new for a month and then forgot about them until someone mentions it only recently to them about this crazy new currency called bitcoins. Somebody already showed screens of $400k worth in coins they had cashed out on at the $120 level.
4 hours later 32934371 Anonymous
>>32934260
If it ever pops enough
And if the alternate cryptocurrencies die
4 hours later 32934547 Anonymous
Well, I think us bitcoin speculators found the market value of bitcoin. It is roughly 234 (+/-) 1 USD per BTC.
That took all day.
Waiting for the next market adjustment so that I can ride the roller-coaster yet again.
4 hours later 32934627 Anonymous
>>32934547
Inb4 300 next week
4 hours later 32934712 Anonymous
>>32934627
As long as people keep converting their money to btc, the price will go up.
4 hours later 32934734 Anonymous
>>32934712
inb4 700 next month
4 hours later 32934774 Anonymous
>>32934734
inb4 UN votes Bitcoin as world reserve currency
4 hours later 32934813 Anonymous
>>32934774
inb4 1000 and jews.
5 hours later 32935830 Anonymous
I've been cashing out daily for 3 years now, but I've been hoarding for the last week. Why sell at 150 when a week later it's going to be at 230?
I converted everything over to Litecoins in anticipation of Mt. Gox's announcement.
5 hours later 32936017 Anonymous
>>32933525
more like blow up and be worth nothing. litecoin is for retards.
5 hours later 32936094 Anonymous
>>32935830
Lolololol good job litecoins are the biggest pile of shit ever
you just lost everything you converted because LTC are fundamentally a bad copy of BTC
5 hours later 32936115 Anonymous
>>32936094
>>32936017
nice samefag
4.028 0.288