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2013-04-10 11:56 32955011 Anonymous BUTTCOIN THREAD (WHY DIDN'T YOU CASH IN.jpg 326x284 97kB)
IT'S JUST GOING TO KEEP RISING
— People who don't understand markets
0 min later 32955026 Anonymous (1360456847965.jpg 335x345 44kB)
0 min later 32955032 Anonymous
roasting in epic bread
0 min later 32955042 Anonymous
Ur so funny mr mod.
1 min later 32955048 Anonymous
OY VEY THIS IS A HOLOCAUST
1 min later 32955050 Anonymous
I wanted to post something meaningful.
Dicks
1 min later 32955059 THE QUICK BROWN
sent
;)
1 min later 32955067 Anonymous
No it's not.
Also stop turning /g/ into /b/ technology edition.
1 min later 32955074 Anonymous (1.jpg 720x480 50kB)
1 min later 32955079 Anonymous (1364171106980.png 515x417 248kB)
>>32955048
1 min later 32955081 Anonymous (1364180087882.gif 145x150 494kB)
>mfw I want it to drop even more
2 min later 32955084 Anonymous
epic just epic :^))
buy now and make moni
2 min later 32955088 Anonymous
>>32955011
Jokes on you, I already sold all of my coins before le crash. sucks to suck.
2 min later 32955091 Anonymous (1364704062373.png 367x308 13kB)
2 min later 32955093 Anonymous
We need all of the "muh graphs" we can find!
2 min later 32955098 Serkit
You guys sure got told.
3 min later 32955122 Anonymous (blank-004.jpg 575x702 84kB)
>tfw my friend just went to buy $500 worth of bitcoins
3 min later 32955123 Anonymous (1364113861744.png 475x381 90kB)
3 min later 32955126 Anonymous
what buttcoin wallet should i get /g/??
3 min later 32955129 Anonymous (1334753227737.gif 640x360 245kB)
>Buying bitcoins.
3 min later 32955140 Anonymous
i'm just going to invest in nvidia
what do you think guys
3 min later 32955141 Anonymous
SELL SELL SELL
3 min later 32955142 Anonymous
ZOMG STACKY
4 min later 32955155 Anonymous (how could it be worse.png 1920x1080 2133kB)
4 min later 32955161 Anonymous (scaryfeel.jpg 525x633 56kB)
>mfw when I caught myself rubbing my hands together like a jew
5 min later 32955170 Anonymous (1353654073693.jpg 312x361 26kB)
OI VEY I LOST SIX MILLIONS THIS IS A DIGITAL HOLOCAUST WHO WILL PAY MY REPARATIONS
5 min later 32955173 Anonymous (1362104054386.gif 501x585 10kB)
oy vey, what a disaster!
5 min later 32955191 Anonymous (1328910268425.jpg 500x500 200kB)
haha excitement on /g/! =D =D =D =D I luv you guys!
5 min later 32955193 Anonymous (1.png 1680x966 1323kB)
6 min later 32955195 Anonymous (crash bandicoot.jpg 216x216 23kB)
>getting involved in a pyramid scheme to avoid being an actual contributing member of society
6 min later 32955196 Anonymous
>sticky
6 min later 32955205 Anonymous
So did anything specific pop the bubble? Or did mtgox inflating the price finally catch up with it?
6 min later 32955206 Anonymous
ITS OVER ABANDON SHIP
6 min later 32955219 Anonymous
But growth is endless guys!
Seriously those, congrats to those who had the foresight to sell within the last few days. To those of you who bought in recently, I hope you've learned your lesson about ponzi schemes.
7 min later 32955229 kitty (0be63a421aca460bd6f2daac9003588f8f5db65f.jpg 350x636 53kB)
i wish bitcoin was forbidden like ponies. i feel as if i visited some stock market forum
7 min later 32955232 Serkit
>>32955205
probably someone with thousands of coins selling at once
7 min later 32955234 Anonymous (1355186702410.jpg 453x557 15kB)
>>32955205
i think we all know who's behind this
7 min later 32955236 Anonymous (1365105887226.gif 800x800 2391kB)
oh boy here we go.
8 min later 32955255 Anonymous
I'm happy to report that there are more people wanting to sell than to buy at the moment.
8 min later 32955256 Anonymous
>>32955177
Yeah I got it after posting. This sticky is still unnecessary and annoying though.
8 min later 32955257 Anonymous (1360558884167.jpg 469x547 302kB)
9 min later 32955274 Anonymous
What is the current price?
9 min later 32955276 Anonymous
>>32955011
**overtime
^proven true
Pump and dump schemes are normal, this is a full on free market. It allows for wealth transfers.
Who doesn't understand markets now?
9 min later 32955282 Anonymous
>>32955229
>what are filters
>how to hide threads
9 min later 32955287 Anonymous
Meanwhile the guy who bought pizza for 60000000000000000000 coins is still trying to kill himself
9 min later 32955290 Anonymous (1365627816928.png 1052x878 288kB)
I bet the "winner" is feeling pretty dumb right now.
9 min later 32955294 Anonymous (image.jpg 300x57 3kB)
http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/10/bi tcoin-crash/
MTGOX DDOS
IT'S GOING TO GO BACK UP
BUY BUY BUY
10 min later 32955303 Anonymous
>>32955229
We just need a permanent sticky or something.
10 min later 32955322 Anonymous
Biased mods on a website that is supposed to support free speech. It's called the free fucking market, you have to make your own decisions. If you lost anything through all this then there is no one but to blame but yourself.
It's a very young currency with no regulation and is easy to manipulate, it is infantile, at this point if you don't understand that it's almost gambling then you are a retard. This is coming from someone who has made almost $103,000 USD off Bitcoin. I lost about 300$ today because I have since withdrawn from Bitcoin (for the most part) and invested in other things, some of my money is in a mutual fund, some in individual stocks, and some in Litecoin. I could have made $50,000 more but I was wise and sold. I just bought about $1,000 USD worth of Bitcoin because I want to gamble with it because I am way up and it's a insignificant amount anway.
11 min later 32955338 Anonymous
>>32955327
sent ;)
11 min later 32955346 Anonymous (Specs1.jpg 1920x1080 370kB)
Is it worth for me to start mining Litecoins or buttcoins with this spec? see pic.
Or is my comp to shitty.
11 min later 32955347 Anonymous
>>32955327
sent ;)
11 min later 32955353 Anonymous
>>32955327
sent! ;)
11 min later 32955358 Anonymous
>price crashes
>trading bots start buying at around $100
>price goes back up
>bots begin selling as soon as it hits $150-200
>price crashes
It's almost stable in its instability.
12 min later 32955369 Anonymous
#wrekd
12 min later 32955372 Anonymous
>>32955346
You have an nvidia GPU, so....no.
12 min later 32955376 Anonymous
>>32955303
Just make a fucking Crypto-currency board, I browse /o/ and a thread on there can last almost a fucking week if not bumped, I'm sure a crypto-currency board would be more active than /o/ or other smaller boards. If anything it can even be a fucking text only board, I propose that we make a petition since this is almost more economics than technology at this point in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
12 min later 32955381 Anonymous (1365621916061.jpg 582x406 65kB)
I'm not a regular
Is it true faggots were camwhoring in exchange for bitcoins?
13 min later 32955396 Anonymous
>>32955327
sent ;)
14 min later 32955411 Anonymous
40 minutes until massive buttcoin crash.
14 min later 32955422 Anonymous
>>32955294
>http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/10/b itcoin-crash/
ohgodyes
14 min later 32955435 Anonymous
>>32955346
It would probably take you a month to make 10 cents.
15 min later 32955445 Anonymous
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com ments/1c3d2n/today_i_was_a_noob/
So fucking funny.
He sold his 50% of his bitcoins, then brought them back when the priced raised.
He didn't immediately sell them now so his bitcoins are worthless.
That fucking moron.
I wish I didn't waste all my money on poker. This looks even better, than poker. Fucking insane.
15 min later 32955455 Anonymous (bitcoin_recovery[1].png 785x424 35kB)
>buttcoins
15 min later 32955458 Anonymous
>>32955155
>chrome
>windows
this is /g/ right?
16 min later 32955487 Anonymous (1358128262144.png 1024x768 579kB)
why didn't you stop it?
16 min later 32955493 Anonymous (g after the bitcoin crash.jpg 720x576 163kB)
18 min later 32955536 Anonymous
>>32955381
Oh god, look at this shit:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBi tcoin
18 min later 32955556 Anonymous (image.jpg 500x300 21kB)
Don't look now, but they're about to drop below $105. Sorry everyone, it's all over.
18 min later 32955558 Anonymous
im completely new to buttcoin
what the hell can you actually buy with them?
what is litecoin?
how do you exchange USD for buttcoin/ltc?
19 min later 32955569 Anonymous
>>32955536
the things people will do...
20 min later 32955592 Anonymous (b31.jpg 326x284 20kB)
>>32955556
ashes to ashes, bits to bytes...
20 min later 32955594 Anonymous
>im completely new to buttcoin
>what the hell can you actually buy with them?
drugs
what is litecoin?
crypto currency
>how do you exchange USD for buttcoin/ltc?
google
21 min later 32955610 Anonymous
>>32955558
fucking Google
22 min later 32955630 Anonymous (it's not a crash, it's a cycle.jpg 778x663 75kB)
>>32955556
Just watch as it averages $130, the bots start buying and the price goes up again.
22 min later 32955639 Anonymous
>>32955564
I'd say within the next few hours
22 min later 32955651 Anonymous
here we go.
The ride begins
23 min later 32955652 Anonymous (bubble-lifecycle.jpg 500x324 38kB)
you are here
23 min later 32955672 Anonymous (1342212633916[1].jpg 863x752 159kB)
>130
24 min later 32955679 Anonymous
>>32955652
So you think.
Too many bear traps.
24 min later 32955696 Anonymous
Remember that guy who made a thread a few days ago who had quite a few bitcoins (1.3 million dollars worth)?
Remember how everyone was telling him to sell but he said "he has faith in the new technology"?
24 min later 32955698 Anonymous
>>32955630
Where do you find the precise market graphs?
24 min later 32955702 Anonymous
>>32955558
>what the hell can you actually buy with them?
Drugs, CP, anonymous services to do illegal things, pizza
>what is litecoin?
Another competing currency, just like in the good ol days before the creation of the Fed
>how do you exchange USD for buttcoin/ltc?
there are a number of online exchanges that do it, for a fee
25 min later 32955716 Anonymous
>>32955679
this activity is too volatile to make any predictions. if you weren't in on this early, it's just luck at this point.
25 min later 32955719 Anonymous (Capture.png 1803x870 40kB)
>>32955652
here we go
26 min later 32955740 Anonymous
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technolog y/2013/apr/10/bitcoin-new-high-losi ng-160
Apparently, This is Reddit's fault.
27 min later 32955760 Anonymous
>>32955740
it is. the hug box refused to acknowledge that this might not be the best investment, then media started using them as a source for articles. it was crazy.
27 min later 32955762 Anonymous
>>32955696
No, but i remember a guy who sad hes gonna sell on friday. I told him that shit might go crazy in an hour or two and he should cash. He sad I convinced him to do it on thursday. Welp.
27 min later 32955769 Anonymous
>>32955711
you do realize that only 2 % of all US dollars exist as coins and bank notes, do you?
or that ben bernankee prints 30 whole bitcoin markets worth of money out of thin air each month for the past 2 years?
28 min later 32955804 Anonymous (buybuybuy.jpg 777x663 65kB)
>>32955630
Told you niggas
29 min later 32955823 Anonymous
it's funny bitcoin’s price is a bet on the future size of the Bitcoin economy if it doesn't grow you are fucked, if a better digital currency comes out you are fucked.
This is called a hedge based on future markets and i'm sorry there so many factors you can't control with this type of investment that only the brave/foolish think it's way to make money
29 min later 32955826 Anonymous (1347831502190.jpg 479x328 39kB)
>The official theme song of this thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gwb wdx-TiG0
29 min later 32955830 Anonymous
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-00-Bitcoi n-Instant-Delivery-Available-to-you r-wallet-/290894419830?pt=US_World_ Coins&hash=item43baa89776
It's a steal at $270 guys!
29 min later 32955831 Anonymous
>>32955716
holy shit
just checked mtgox
I am wrong, sir, my bad.
Anyways, I made a few bad trades in my days, hopefully this is more than (cough) free electricity.
Shit could be worse, like paying 10k BTC for a pizza...
30 min later 32955840 Anonymous
I hope a lot of you retards lost a lot of money. Some guy on leddit posted about how he invested 30k on bitcoins when they were 70, hope he doesn't get out lol.
30 min later 32955842 Anonymous
when are these fucking things going to crash??
31 min later 32955875 Anonymous
Finally, the sticky's back.
Now I can proceed to hide it again to not see all this faggotry about buttcoins.
Thanks, based mod!
31 min later 32955889 Anonymous (its_habbening.jpg 512x342 142kB)
32 min later 32955901 Anonymous
>>32955858
>"use this green piece of paper as legal tender or i'll fucking murder you!"
ok
32 min later 32955908 Anonymous (1345300370770.jpg 450x355 10kB)
Hearing about the people who lost everything because of their bitcoin investments is pretty great.
What's going to be even more enjoyable is hearing about the people who made big bucks on cashing out on bitcoins early, and then forgot to report it on their taxes.
32 min later 32955909 Anonymous
>mfw the number of sell orders dwarf the number of buy orders
32 min later 32955910 Anonymous
>>32955823
what's funny about that? it's simple logic
32 min later 32955925 Anonymous (1347823689002.jpg 788x1024 138kB)
>>32955826
>anything but
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmZ BOY6Mczk
IT ALL JUST KEEPS TUMBLING DOWN TUMBLING DOWN TUMBLING DOWN
33 min later 32955936 Anonymous
>>32955927
This.
33 min later 32955945 Anonymous
>>32955927
Yeah it's pretty stupid
>>32955933
Sent :)
33 min later 32955954 Anonymous
>>32955925
>>32955826
casuals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NRD sRruMgw
33 min later 32955959 Anonymous
>>32955933
sent ;)
34 min later 32955963 Anonymous (holdholdhold.jpg 787x668 74kB)
>>32955804
I kept telling you, it's too late now
34 min later 32955975 Anonymous
>>32955933
sent ;)
35 min later 32955994 Anonymous
>>32955963
Damn you called it... B.. But how??
35 min later 32955999 Anonymous
>>32955960
>showing skin
>classy
35 min later 32956005 Anonymous
Why -exactly- did it crash?
Someone told me a website or something was hacked.
37 min later 32956038 Anonymous
>>32955994
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
It is easy to see the large bids that are going to stop the fall
37 min later 32956053 Anonymous
>>32955994
Gut instinct.
37 min later 32956059 Anonymous
>>32956005
it is very normal for something that rises this fast to crash
the DDOS (not hack) of a few marketplaces was just an extra push
37 min later 32956061 Anonymous (absolutelydisgusting.jpg 120x146 10kB)
>>32956023
38 min later 32956074 Anonymous
For everyone that thinks this will all be okay. Think about the future investors. Do you really think they want to put money into a market that fluctuates this much?
38 min later 32956085 Anonymous (1365268869773.png 516x469 372kB)
>>32956042
>begging for money because you lost your money gambling on theoretical cash
You're retarded
38 min later 32956089 Anonymous
BUTTCOINFAGS STATUS: TOLD
38 min later 32956091 Anonymous
>>32955989
sent ;)
38 min later 32956093 Anonymous
>>32956061
Oh god I thought it was a dude sleeping.
39 min later 32956098 Anonymous
>tfw I bought $7.5k of BTC at $264
is it time to.. an hero?
39 min later 32956103 Anonymous
>>32956036
sent ;)
39 min later 32956108 Anonymous
>>32955826
You mean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDA aevTq51I
39 min later 32956112 Anonymous
>>32956036
sent ;)
39 min later 32956113 Anonymous
>>32956098
Yes. But donate your money to me first.
39 min later 32956116 Anonymous
>>32956042
Don't worry, I'm sure the government will bail you out.
39 min later 32956125 Anonymous
>>32956074
Yes
Everyone loves a good bubble, and the ability to triple your investment or lose it all
It's gambling with much lower tax rate
39 min later 32956126 Anonymous
>>32956042
sent ;)
40 min later 32956130 sage
I hope those anons waiting for coins to rise to $250 to sell didn't got too greedy, otherwise they surely fucked up big time.
40 min later 32956132 Anonymous
The "crash" just took it back to where it was last week. It's still quite high at ~$160.
40 min later 32956136 Anonymous
It's going to go up because of all the people who hear about bitcoin from this
40 min later 32956142 Anonymous
>>32956068
sent ;)
40 min later 32956150 Anonymous
>>32956074
There were no investors, just retards "lel cewl nerd moneh xD" and it still got to 250.
40 min later 32956153 Anonymous
Does anyone have a picture of the 30 dollar crash?
40 min later 32956155 Anonymous
>>32956096
sent ;)
41 min later 32956157 Anonymous (i-love-i-heart-revolution-faust-zum-grusse-roter-stern-pullover_design.png 178x178 21kB)
>>32956069
41 min later 32956166 Anonymous
>>32955994
Bots are predictable.
41 min later 32956172 Anonymous
>>32956104
sent ;)
41 min later 32956176 Anonymous
>>32956153
This so much I would like to compare it to this crash.
41 min later 32956179 Anonymous
>>32956038
Interesting
41 min later 32956180 Anonymous
yeah too bad no one said that it was going to hit $1000 except trolls referencing vague "economists"
everyone said it was going to correct or just experience more pump and dump manipulation
god damn we have a fucking retard mod
41 min later 32956190 Anonymous
>>32956110
The power of photoshop.
42 min later 32956203 Anonymous
Send me something
DaP21nmorn9EXQj6NZEJTCpP3jiH3z6ie
42 min later 32956205 Anonymous
Just got my deposit in on Bitcoin-24, should i buy now when it's low?
42 min later 32956210 Anonymous
>>32956193
Stop posting that fucking chart
We have had like 3 "back to normal" phases
42 min later 32956211 Anonymous
>>32956194
sent ;)
42 min later 32956212 Anonymous (1361503506706.gif 320x180 1871kB)
>>32956157
SELL THEM SELL THEM SELL THEM SELL THEM
43 min later 32956231 Anonymous
Taking bets on suicide rates for today.
43 min later 32956237 Nightblast
about time moot made a financial / stock / money board
44 min later 32956255 Anonymous
Is there a bitcoin chart website that doesn't suck?
44 min later 32956256 Anonymous
>>32956136
This. Market is so small you don't need banks or big guys to move it.
>you have a unique opportunity to buy low and see the future of mankind
44 min later 32956260 Anonymous
>>32956237
That would actually be a good idea.
44 min later 32956263 Anonymous
>>32956005
Nobody knows what exactly caused the crash. A lot of interesting things happened shortly before it did crash, and a lot more during the crash. Lot of bull-ish propaganda going around, and some people were certainly trying to manipulate the market (whether they succeeded or not is very difficult to tell). I don't think anything was hacked, though, MTGox and other sites got swarmed under the traffic volume once it started to sink. Everyone wanted to dump their bitcoins as quickly as possible, panic mentality kicks in.
Personally, I think it's rather interesting how a Cyprus bailout was resolved just hours before the bitcoin crashed. That's just my observation, though.
44 min later 32956266 Anonymous
>>32956074
Investors and speculators need to step off my dick and quit ruining my adderall bucks.
44 min later 32956267 Anonymous
>>32955901
>use this crytpocurrency because it's totally secure and worth something
44 min later 32956270 Anonymous
>>32956255
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
This site is fine but MtGoy API is down or something.
45 min later 32956279 Anonymous
>>32956255
>is there a bitcoin chart that does not have weird candles.
45 min later 32956280 Anonymous (into le up you go.png 798x206 24kB)
people buying like crazy
45 min later 32956283 Anonymous
>>32956203
sent ;)
45 min later 32956291 Anonymous
>implying this isn't the perfect moment to buy in
I'm gonna be a hundred-thousandaire!
45 min later 32956297 Anonymous
I had like three bucks, now I don't have anything
This sucks
45 min later 32956298 Anonymous (happyguitar.gif 1024x768 29kB)
45 min later 32956299 Anonymous
Tempted to get in on lite coin. Its dirt cheap right now.
45 min later 32956300 Anonymous
>>32956260
Despite the obvious fucking reasons not to people actually listened to the ever conflicting advice of this board and lost money. A finance board would be nothing but WHY threads.
46 min later 32956306 Anonymous
>all these people asking for bail outs
Oy vey.
46 min later 32956323 sage
>>32956234
at least you feel bad for being a complete fucking idiot.
46 min later 32956327 Anonymous
>>32956234
You should not be investing since you dont know anything about market.Dont sell its going back up quick its at 175 .make sure to sell and make a profit but get the fuck if you cant handle. newfagg
47 min later 32956328 Anonymous
>>32956299
can I actually buy litecoins, or do I need to mine them?
47 min later 32956334 Anonymous
>>32956299
>$3
>dirt cheap
I sold at $0.60. Blarg.
47 min later 32956338 Anonymous
I just want to buy drugs, dammit. I wish these fluctuations would end.
47 min later 32956344 Anonymous
>>32956234
sent ;)
47 min later 32956345 Anonymous
>>32956280
They're too late now, the bots have already started selling.
48 min later 32956366 Anonymous (boobs.png 780x299 29kB)
>tfw someone has so much money they can get bots to draw a pair of boobs in the bitcoin charts
>Captcha: blessme laden
48 min later 32956376 Anonymous
17Dsfuu4omtc7knbJwtgtXFxejQDrkScYi
Starting now, any help extremely appreciated.
49 min later 32956386 Anonymous
>>32956358
It's synchronizing all of your personal data with the network so they can be sure you aren't money laundering.
49 min later 32956401 Anonymous
>>32956270
Thanks. The ones that come up in google are down and mtgox live is broken.
50 min later 32956406 Anonymous
>>32956334
Stupid goy
50 min later 32956414 Anonymous
>>32956300
its the individual's responsibility to verify information before applying it
you can go into /diy/ and get told to mix bleach and ammonia
you can go into /o/ and get told to drop thousands on useless things for your car
you can go into /k/ and learn how to build your own guns from plastic
you can go into /pol/ and get brainwatched into a racist fascist neo nazi skin head
why cant we have a /fin/ board again?
50 min later 32956422 Anonymous
>>32956180
also where the fuck is the janitor or mod so these begging faggots can be banned
50 min later 32956429 Anonymous
It's in a freefall right now
It's over, guys.
51 min later 32956437 Anonymous
>>32956366
So thats what this is all about. Is goldman sachs laughing their asses off right now?
51 min later 32956440 sage
>>32956300
Ehm... you misspelled "people made some money by jumping in and then selling at the right time, only idiots that bought when the bubble was midair lost a lot of money"
(sent from my brand new nexus which i got by selling 3 butcoins at $200)
stay mad.
51 min later 32956444 Anonymous
TOP
FUCKIN
LEL
52 min later 32956476 ThatOneBro
>>32955678
Cheap skanks indeed. If anything, these dire economic times show us that when you're desperate, there is no bottom.
52 min later 32956478 Anonymous
A BIG thanks to whoever sent those 10 coins
52 min later 32956479 Anonymous
>That $18 drop
lelelelel
52 min later 32956482 Anonymous
>>32956429
the fuck are you talking aobut?
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
52 min later 32956486 sage
>>32955290
aha oh wow
52 min later 32956488 Anonymous
>tfw bitcoin will hit $1000 in 2013
53 min later 32956491 Anonymous (1357042295220.jpg 480x480 46kB)
>mfw buttcoin dropped 20 usd in the last 20 min
53 min later 32956494 Anonymous
>>32956478
screenshot + transaction time and original 4chan post or gtfo
53 min later 32956503 Anonymous (mt goy.png 208x291 9kB)
54 min later 32956506 Anonymous
Is it going up again?
I don't know how these things work.
54 min later 32956516 Anonymous
>$20 drop
IT'S DONE IT'S OVER
BITCOINS ARE FINISHED
54 min later 32956520 Anonymous
>>32956491
nigga it dropped from $260 to $110 today in a couple of hours.
54 min later 32956521 Anonymous
>>32956482
It's falling if you ignore the transactions pinned at $160. Not terrible if you consider it was $120 only like a week ago.
54 min later 32956522 Anonymous
>>32956506
Someone is mainpulating the markets. Probably bots.
54 min later 32956528 Anonymous
>>32956429
Just another part of the cycle. After each cycle, the value will drop slightly but it won't be a straight up crash until it goes below $100 and people start panicking.
54 min later 32956530 Anonymous (1344301744196.gif 187x155 2394kB)
>my sides at all the LTC retards thinking it'd hold value even when buttcoins dipped
>dumped over $2
>mfw people probably bought hundreds/thousands of them
MUH ALT CURRENCIESSSS.
55 min later 32956535 Anonymous
>>32956506
It is unstable as fuck at the moment, fluctuating $20 up and down within seconds.
55 min later 32956550 Anonymous
>>32956530
>over $2
55 min later 32956553 Anonymous
Surely it will rise after it's hit rock bottom?
55 min later 32956554 Anonymous
>>32956494
lol
55 min later 32956562 Anonymous
>>32956503
Christ, Bitcoin is volatile as shit at the moment.
Bitcoin might be in the $100s, but it feels a lot like a penny stock.
56 min later 32956567 Anonymous
BOTS = GODS
56 min later 32956569 Anonymous
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I LITERALLY CALLED IT YESTERDAY.
56 min later 32956573 Anonymous
>>32956557
>waek up sheepul
56 min later 32956574 Anonymous
>>32956506
More buyers than sellers: price goes up.
More sellers than buyers: price goes down.
Did you pass prescchool?
56 min later 32956579 Anonymous
>>32956563
Nope.
57 min later 32956589 Anonymous
>>32956563
ride the wave dude
57 min later 32956605 Anonymous
>>32955458
It could be chromium.
57 min later 32956611 Anonymous
>>32956563
Might as well invest directly, if you really want to.
58 min later 32956612 Anonymous
I think the panic is over
Stabilizing at $155
58 min later 32956616 Anonymous
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widge t/chart/
58 min later 32956623 Anonymous
>>32956605
Didn't the Chromium nightly builds stop?
58 min later 32956627 Anonymous (1344300349481.gif 224x178 1434kB)
>>32956563
>mining at this point
>mining on CPU, ever
>.4 in _a week_
>$1.50
And these are the dimwits this attracts.
WHERES MUH FREE MONEY OBAMA
58 min later 32956631 Anonymous
>>32956569
you've probably been calling the "crash" since november, you fucking retard
too bad it's not crashing, there's some serious manipulation going on in the face of correction
58 min later 32956632 Anonymous
>>32956574
What if there are a thousand buyers who want to spend $10 USD each, and one seller with 42,000,000 bitcoins? Checkmate
59 min later 32956650 Anonymous
>>32956574
they never taught this stuff in preschool
59 min later 32956654 Anonymous
Should I put in another $10k in bitcoins, guys? This should bring down the average price I paid per bitcoins after spending $7.5k when it was 260
59 min later 32956658 Anonymous
>>32956555
i would only use SR when the market is somewhat stable
1 hours later 32956664 Anonymous
>>32956574
That is at least GCSE economics m8
1 hours later 32956665 Anonymous
>>32956491
This morning it dropped $50 in 30 minutes.
1 hours later 32956674 Anonymous
>fell back to 140
your little 190 rise was just a dead cat bounce!
1 hours later 32956692 Anonymous (1348525900039.jpg 220x202 7kB)
I bought at $260 and followed /g/ into thinking it could only go higher.
>just quit my job.
>lost my savings.
>can't pay bills.
1 hours later 32956700 Anonymous
>>32956563
No you fucking dimwit.
1 hours later 32956710 Anonymous
I feel so much better about myself not investing in these now.
1 hours later 32956711 Anonymous
>>32956674
stop using words you do not fucking understand. it's obvious to everyone but you.
1 hours later 32956717 Anonymous
>>32956692
good luck
1 hours later 32956721 Anonymous
>>32956664
>GCSE
>Britfag underage b& detected
>are you even old enough to buy buttcoins?
1 hours later 32956725 Anonymous
>>32956692
Moron.
1 hours later 32956726 Anonymous
>>32956658
>>32956555
SR adjusts based on bitcoin price. It is fine to use.
1 hours later 32956733 Anonymous
>>32956692
You deserved it you fucking retard.
Reminder that these are the kind of people that made you do this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW06 oXw-lqQ
1 hours later 32956737 Anonymous (always do opposite of what g says.jpg 403x378 20kB)
>>32956692
>got trolled by people citing obscure "economists"
>expects sympathy
1 hours later 32956745 Anonymous
>>32956721
m8 i aint even started my gcses yet ;3
1 hours later 32956746 Anonymous
>>32956692
You deserve it you complete idiot.
eggs
basket
diversify
1 hours later 32956749 Anonymous
>>32956557
> kill enough jews to be globally considered a genocide
> NO ITS THE JEWS THAT ARE GENOCIDING US
> how?
> BECAUSE MULTICULTUREALS
> who's forcing you to fuck other races?
> BUT THE MEDIA HAS MIXED PEOPLE ON IT AND THE LIBERALS AND IMMIGRATION AND OBAMA IS GENOSIDE! ITS LITERALLY LINING UP WHITE PEOPLE AND SHOOTING US, MURDERING US, PUTTING US IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND GAS CHAMBERS
> stormfriend logic
1 hours later 32956751 Anonymous
>>32956692
Wait
How much you buy?
/g/ was telling people not to fucking buy.
It's a bubble it's going to pop.
Also, why buy at high point. You fucking crazy.
1 hours later 32956758 Anonymous
>>32956563
Stop.
Either risk the investment in a CUDA or one of the upcoming specialised boards, or stop. I knew about BC rather early, but my computer simply wasn't up to the task. It's a waste of power.
I'm a bit angry at myself I didn't invest in hardware early on, but who could have foreseen this?
That said I probably would have already sold most of it during the $30 spike.
1 hours later 32956778 Anonymous
>>32956692
nobody on /g/ or /pol/ was telling anyone to buy. are you serious?
1 hours later 32956800 Anonymous (1365456872278.jpg 500x1536 501kB)
>>32956717
probably going to end it all.
1 hours later 32956811 Anonymous
>>32956775
What he's saying is actually correct though.
1 hours later 32956815 Anonymous
>>32956775
God that's cringeworthy.
1 hours later 32956818 Anonymous
can you short sell buttcoins?
1 hours later 32956822 Anonymous
>>32956775
>implying that isn't a /g/entlemen posting to goad redditors into buying coins
1 hours later 32956823 Anonymous
>>32956692
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2pD 0B9Rfps
1 hours later 32956829 Anonymous
>>32956778
a few people were, but provided no citation for their claim that some economist was saying it might go to $1000
so, disinfo
1 hours later 32956830 Anonymous (actualFuckingVlaue.png 1280x638 57kB)
>>32956612
But it's not stable at $155.
That's pumped value.
This market is not regulated. People can just sell to themselves and self-inflate.
1 hours later 32956831 Anonymous
how do i do automated trading? Some exchanges offer an API but no instructions on how to use it. Anyone got some code example?
I want at least to check the current value and the past few days and based on that data create a buy/sell order and send me an email notification.
I can into programming, i just dont know where to start
1 hours later 32956834 Anonymous
>>32956726
bad logic.
Say you buy 1btc at 250$ to buy something on SR. 1day later btc has dropped to 100$, SR has adjusted the price and you now have to pay 2.5btc for the same 250$ item, but you still only have 1btc
1 hours later 32956838 Anonymous (XG2hKfO.gif 200x150 1010kB)
Fuck this, the bar is damn too high for me..seriously this block sync shit needs to be fast im missing all the fun..
maybe a kind one shows up
1PR4iiscS3dk8YczBH6v4yrCK1tCptT9N9
1 hours later 32956839 Anonymous
>>32956749
>white genocide = holocaust
>holocaust is a myth
>therefore white genocide is a myth
1 hours later 32956843 Anonymous
>>32956098
You're probably bsing but did you really thing a virtual currency of almost no legitimate worth was going
to go up forever?
1 hours later 32956846 Anonymous
>>32956800
how about you stop taking shortcuts through life instead?
1 hours later 32956853 Anonymous
>>32956811
its a way to hedge a huge loss, but he telling someone to keep buying a completely insane market that he assumes can only go up.
1 hours later 32956855 Anonymous
>>32956811
It's throwing good money after bad money.
That's usually an extremely bad idea.
1 hours later 32956885 Anonymous
>>32956846
>stop taking shortcuts
>implying the most of top of society didn't take "shortcuts" or weren't born with "shortcuts"
1 hours later 32956892 Anonymous
>implying I lift for girls
>implying I mine for coins
>implying I breath for air
1 hours later 32956914 Anonymous
>>32956745
Reported.
1 hours later 32956915 Anonymous
>>32956846
>no money
>lost my minimum wage job
>no college
why keep going?
1 hours later 32956917 Anonymous
what is this shit and why would anyone put money into it
1 hours later 32956919 Anonymous
>>32956907
PowerPC?
1 hours later 32956924 Anonymous (1228226571521.gif 160x120 60kB)
BORING
We already had these threads in Summer 2011
1 hours later 32956945 Anonymous
>front page of reddt
>article title:Bitcoin value plummets, losing as much as 41% of its value in a single day
>source: businessinsider, the same shithole that had been telling everyone that this was a tremendous investment
1 hours later 32956963 Anonymous
>>32956943
haha that taco
1 hours later 32956977 Anonymous
>>32956919
urinecoin
1 hours later 32956978 Anonymous
>>32956943
In Japan burgers usually actually look like advertised.
A while ago there was a "free big mac, if your order isn't ready within 60 seconds"-campaign.
Extremely backfired, because the burgers started to look like in the US.
1 hours later 32956984 Anonymous
>/g/ mods getting in on disinfo campaign
some very powerful people are trying to keep the profits all to themselves
1 hours later 32957000 Anonymous
Reminder that Butterfly Labs caused the crash today, as they cashed out literally millions of USD worth of bitcions they mined with their ASICS
Reminder that I Fortold This Happening.
>
Literally tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars rests upon what Butterfly Labs does
They have a massive, MASSIVE amount of ASICs, and even MORE preorders. They have at least 20,000 pre-orders for 60 GHash/sec units.
They have MORE then enough wafers to make that many asics
If BFL starts shipping, the BTC difficulty will increase by more than an order of magnitude
This will very likely crash the price as the market will be dominated by these miners, driven INSANE by their 10 month delayed greed that BFL has been holding out on them while prices go up up up
meanwhile, literally every single GPU (hundreds of thousands worth) will move from BTC to LTC overnight, causing LTC difficulty to go up by 50-100x more. This will also crash LTC.
Then GPU miners will have nothing left, and the video card market will be FLOODED in used AMD 5xxx - 7xxx cards. You'll be able to get a 7970 for 100$, maybe less. But you run the risk that it's a destroyed piece of junk.
IT is fucking ABSURD that hese chucklefucks who have NO idea what they're doing LITERALLY HAVE WORKING ASICS AT ~35 GHASH/SEC DRAWING ~150 WATT, AND ORDERS UP THE ASS TO BUY THEM.
GOD i wish BFL didn't actually have a working ASIC, but it's objectively confirmed - THEIR CHIPS WORK, AND THEY HAVE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF THEM.
A big part of me thinks that BFL has been mining with them, and will cash out literally close to 10 million dollars of Bitcoins right as SOON as they start shipppig fucking over EVERYONE in a magestic death blow to bitcoin as a speculation / "investment"
1 hours later 32957006 Anonymous
>>32956978
>free burgers in Japan
>largest mass migration in American history
1 hours later 32957010 Anonymous
>>32956943
Taco Bell's food is actually pretty similar to what you see in the ads.
1 hours later 32957013 Anonymous
>>32956943
It's interesting how they make those pictures. They actually pull the meat out of the bun on one side to make it look bigger at that angle, use a syringe to carefully squirt ketchup on the outside, etc.
1 hours later 32957015 Anonymous
>>32956830
but cryptocurrency has no value, so there is no reason for it to stay at ~40$ or whatever bullshit you say
1 hours later 32957017 Anonymous
>>32956692
lel you traller :D
1 hours later 32957026 Anonymous
>>32956943
Saw a youtube vid that shows how the advertisement burgers are photographed. They are stacked diagonally.
1 hours later 32957032 Anonymous
>>32957000
>BFL cashing out and crashing BTC price just days before they start shipping to customers
this is way too plausible
1 hours later 32957035 Anonymous
>http://arstechnica.com/business/20 13/04/bitcoin-crashes-losing-nearly -half-of-its-value-in-six-hours/
I'll just leave this here
1 hours later 32957045 Anonymous
>>32956915
> no money
its just paper and numbers, you can always get more
> lost my minimum wage job
you'll find another one
> no college
get a job or take out a loan
1 hours later 32957048 Anonymous
>>32956907
Everybody on BTC-e hates them for some reason.
Probably because 90% of the morons on it are LTC miners and they feel threatened.
1 hours later 32957051 Anonymous
>>32957010
Except one end of the burrito will hold all the sauce, and the other end is just plain rice, with shit loads of beans in the middle.
1 hours later 32957062 Anonymous (1344795138135.jpg 640x480 81kB)
>>32956978
>spouting his romanticized GRORIOUS NIRRPON fantasy
>implying low waged fast food workers don't start rushing/churning out shitty looking fast food
1 hours later 32957074 Anonymous
>>32957013
Often, food companies just make the photographed shit out of completely unrelated ingredients.
The milk in cereal commercials is glue.
1 hours later 32957090 Anonymous
>>32957051
I've had that a few times, but for the most part, by local TB is pretty damn good.
1 hours later 32957095 Anonymous
>>32957062
Do you even Hataraku Maou-sama?
http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.p l?show=anime&aid=9466
Well, I exaggerated a bit, but food in Japan usually really looks like advertised.
1 hours later 32957126 Anonymous (rich-guy.jpg 300x403 16kB)
Meanwhile, in reality land, the actual stock markets went fucking bonkers today. I made almost $100K today alone, and its an actual investment with tangible value and near-perfect liquidity.
1 hours later 32957129 Anonymous
>>32957000
>You'll be able to get a 7970 for 100$, maybe less.
oh man, that sounds fucking awesome.
if that happens i might buy one to hack together an eGPU setup
1 hours later 32957134 Anonymous
>>32955901
That's actually a pretty decent reassurance.
1 hours later 32957138 Anonymous
>>32955011
dubs decides what I do with my .032 buttcoins
1 hours later 32957142 Anonymous
>>32957126
Don't forget, legal.
1 hours later 32957154 Anonymous
>>32957138
Delete.
1 hours later 32957158 Anonymous
>>32955696
Top lel
I was just thinking of him
1 hours later 32957167 Anonymous
>>32957138
Hey, I have the same amount.
Hmmm...use them to pay for a 4chan Pass?
1 hours later 32957168 Anonymous
>>32957142
Bitcoin isn't illegal, though.
1 hours later 32957170 Anonymous
>>32957142
Nothing about BTC is illegal.
1 hours later 32957179 Anonymous
>>32957168
>>32957170
You're not American then. In the US, it's now illegal to mine currency and exchange it for real US dollars.
1 hours later 32957182 Anonymous
>>32957126
What did you trade on?
1 hours later 32957185 Anonymous
>>32957028
>Having a race forced into being bred out is still classified as genocide
>Whites are being encouraged to breed themselves out of existence.
>forced = encouraged
1 hours later 32957208 Anonymous
what's everyone using as their bitcoin client/wallet?
1 hours later 32957215 Anonymous
>>32957000
trips confirm it
1 hours later 32957219 Anonymous
>>32957167
I wonder how many BTC moot has.
1 hours later 32957222 Anonymous
>>32957126
>I made almost $100K today alone,
And you can just take it and run right?
1 hours later 32957230 Anonymous
The real question: what do the people who bought long, long ago do?
I have 100 coins that I bought when they were around $28-$29. I attempted to keep a disinterested posture but started getting hard at around $220
That's my spare shit-kickin' money but do I sell 'em all now or is there a chance they go up past the $200 mark again?
1 hours later 32957232 Anonymous
>>32957179
Really? Source? Because last I heard Fincen declared it legal.
I'm not even American.
1 hours later 32957248 Anonymous (Comparison.png 1876x1179 201kB)
1 hours later 32957249 Anonymous
>>32957230
sell now before they drop sub 100
1 hours later 32957250 Anonymous
>>32957138
delete
1 hours later 32957251 Anonymous
>>32957035
>oh noes my inflated currency is losing value for some reason!
1 hours later 32957252 Anonymous
>>32957206
And everyone was saying "Why would BFL ever ship? they can make the cost of an ASIC order back in 3 days"
Of course they can
And they're not stupid.
i Mean, they're stupid, but they're not THAT stupid
they've been mining with those chips for god knows who long, stringing everyone along as long as possible while BTC goes up up up
and they knew damn well BTC would crash if they started to ship
Why not cash out everything you can, fuck over the market, and THEN ship? Your customers get fucked over and are pissed at the market
1 hours later 32957256 Anonymous
>>32957179
It's not illegal. You simply have to declare profits you make from it.
1 hours later 32957266 Anonymous
>>32957000
BFL is vaporware
>We'll ship by January 2013!
Nothing.
>We'll ship by March 2013!
Nothing.
And now,
>We'll ship by May 2013!
It's fits the very definition of vaporware.
1 hours later 32957272 Anonymous (uwot.jpg 3072x2048 1657kB)
>>32957179
1 hours later 32957275 Anonymous
>>32957179
literally have it completely backwards
fincen came out and said it's legal
just has to be declared and taxed (for plebs without accountants with good tax loopholes)
1 hours later 32957278 Anonymous (1365046966853.jpg 527x528 170kB)
People are still trying to buy bitcoins at $150 because they are so desperate to hold onto the thrill of the bubble growing larger when the gas that kept it going has already dissipated.
Just let it go, baby.
1 hours later 32957280 Anonymous
>>32957249
Will do, I don't know shit about markets or economics and either way, a bit of profit's better than this rollercoaster
1 hours later 32957283 Anonymous (bubbleseverywhere.png 951x973 1804kB)
jesus
1 hours later 32957286 Anonymous
>>32957028
Forced != Coerced retard
And now you're strawmanning in immigrants.
> WHITE GENOCIDE
> wut
> THE MEDIA PUT A GUN TO MY HEAD AND TOLD ME TO FUCK THIS BLACK CHICK, A GUN LITERALLY APPEARED FROM THE TELEVISION SET AND SAID IF YOU DON'T FUCK A BLACK CHICK IM GOING TO BLOW YOUR FUCKING BRAINS OUT
> wut
> NO THE IMMIGRANTS CLAIM BENEFITS AND STEAL ALL THE JOBS AND I CAN'T HAVE KIDS BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO CLAIM BENEFITS
> wut
The irony here is even if the Jews downplayed the holocaust, your hyperbole of genocide so far exceeds the proper usage of the word that it completely discredits you.
1 hours later 32957297 Anonymous
>>32956476
Women have always being whores.
1 hours later 32957302 Anonymous
>>32957222
> >>32957126
>>I made almost $100K today alone,
>
>And you can just take it and run right?
Any time I want, and without fees or commissions. Two clicks of the mouse, and its cash in my checking account.
Putting aside the many inherit problems with bitcoins, their fundamental lack of liquidity absolutely disqualifies them as a serious investment.
1 hours later 32957312 Anonymous
>>32957179
disinfo pls go
1 hours later 32957314 Anonymous
>>32957266
They aren't vaporware though
they have demonstrated working chips, sure, they're ~60% as fast and draw 300% power, but they're still fucking 35 Ghash/sec for 150 W
They've shown this publically. they've shown ""one test rig""
Are they going to ship?
FUCK
NO
THEY'RE
NOT
THEY'RE GOING TO MINE
Which they did,
They got their shit working ASAP, mined, mined, MINED, and said "oh no our pcb is fucked, but the chips work!" keep mining a few weeks "oh hey look it's working! we ship in 2-3 weeks" mine mine mine..
now today they cash out massively, prices plunge, as they can now ship next week.
1 hours later 32957318 Anonymous
>>32957280
Ok, hold on a second, how do I report this for tax purposes
Do I seriously get taxed on my buttcoins?
1 hours later 32957336 Anonymous
>>32957307
no
the price is based on USD
so someone might sell you a bag of weed for $20
thats 0.01 BTC or 1000 BTC depending on what the current value is
1 hours later 32957337 Anonymous
>>32957318
Buttcoin taxes
pay 'em
You gotta pay the buttcoin tax
1 hours later 32957343 Anonymous
So how much USD was cashed out today>
graphs like
>>32957283
indicate that at least 8000 + 8000 + 8000 + 62000 BTC (probably a few more thousand) were cashed out
say 175$ average
that gives
~5.25 million dollars
i'm betting ti was closer to 10 million dollars
Just about right for a company full of ASICs that has been mining for a few weeks..
1 hours later 32957350 Anonymous
>>32957318
you claim them as capital gains which are heavily taxed at 30%
suddenly Im feeling voting republican
1 hours later 32957353 Anonymous
>>32957318
Of course you do. Capital Gains Tax
1 hours later 32957356 Anonymous
>>32957302
>Any time I want, and without fees or commissions
Cool! So how did you get your IRS Tax Exempt Status?
1 hours later 32957361 Anonymous
>>32957307
The prices in bitcoin adjust.
1 hours later 32957371 Anonymous
>>32957302
Markets did great today, but not THAT great. Unless you're investing millions.
1 hours later 32957376 Anonymous
>>32957028
>Africa for Africans, Asia for Asians, White countries for everyone!
And to think it was only a couple centuries of
>Everyones country for white people
>okay fine we'll just keep THIS country
>but keep all your natural resources
1 hours later 32957378 Anonymous
>>32957353
It's taxed as income. 30%+ beetch.
It's like winning the lottery.
1 hours later 32957383 Anonymous
>>32957318
>>32957337
>>32957350
>>32957353
>suddenly i have an opinion about the capital gains tax
1 hours later 32957393 Anonymous
>>32957383
You are growing up.
1 hours later 32957402 Anonymous
>>32957371
BSE Sensex and Heng Seng? Is that what you're talking about?
1 hours later 32957406 Anonymous
Reminder that you can write off your electricity and mining rig costs on your taxes!
1 hours later 32957407 Anonymous
>>32957356
Never said it would be exempt from tax. Death and taxes, my friend. Death and taxes.
1 hours later 32957415 Anonymous
>>32957336
When the BTC-USD exchange rate is so volatile that it's changing by $20 in a matter of an hour, it's a bad time. The time elapsed between the point that you're quoted on a price, get the confirmations to place the coins in your wallet, and spend them can mean that the value can change by that $20/coin.
1 hours later 32957424 Anonymous
>>32957407
30%+ tax is a pretty hefty fee bro.
Something bitcoin doesn't have.
Anyone who isn't retarded will not have to pay tax on any amount of bitcoin they make.
1 hours later 32957427 Anonymous
>>32957126
ye ye cool story man...
pics of portfolio, not the exact stocks but the winnings
1 hours later 32957428 Anonymous
>>32957371
>Markets did great today, but not THAT great. Unless you're investing millions.
And your question is what?
1 hours later 32957430 Anonymous
How does SR work? How do I receive drugs?
1 hours later 32957444 Anonymous
>>32957430
In the post.
1 hours later 32957449 Anonymous
>>32957432
>i'm lazy
>help me pls
why?
1 hours later 32957463 Anonymous
>>32957318
You probably log it on your 1040 under the part where it says something along the lines of, income not otherwise specified above (there's a line for everything else, like interest from your bank accounts and money made from selling stocks or bonds).
1 hours later 32957464 Anonymous
>>32957383
yup. what? am i going to lie? nigga its anonymous image board. i didn't give a fuck about capital gains tax or even know what it means but now that I stand to lose money from it I'll go full Rush Limbaugh mode if it means getting rid of it.
1 hours later 32957466 Anonymous (1344884528817.jpg 705x691 45kB)
>>32957442
It'll go back up.
Just you see.
1 hours later 32957469 Anonymous
>>32957444
Doesn't sound risky at all
1 hours later 32957470 Anonymous
>>32957432
Fuck off with your shitty sob story, you'renot getting anything.
1 hours later 32957477 Anonymous (trader_47[1].jpg 298x350 23kB)
1 hours later 32957478 Anonymous
>>32957424
1. Go read the tax code, son. There's no 30% rate on LTCG.
2. Anyone can not declare gains, whether from stocks or bit coins. You risk prison either way.
1 hours later 32957486 Anonymous
>>32957466
what a retard.
1 hours later 32957489 Anonymous
>>32957424
how?
when fees pop up into your bank account they're taxed based on your income.
1 hours later 32957495 Anonymous
>>32957469
No one is forcing youto buy from there. Sellers vacuum pack the drugs.
1 hours later 32957498 Anonymous
>>32957478
>prison
Probably just an IRS audit and subsequently owing the IRS back taxes.
1 hours later 32957499 Anonymous
>>32957424
so you plan on keeping them in your "ewallet" to compliment your "epeeen"?
do you not wish to change that fake money to real money and deposit it somewhere?
if so uncle sammy will know
1 hours later 32957502 Anonymous
>>32957464
>i didn't give a fuck about capital gains tax or even know what it means but now that I stand to lose money from it I'll go full Rush Limbaugh mode if it means getting rid of it.
This shit right here. Everything wrong with democratic government.
1 hours later 32957503 Anonymous
>>32957466
Michael, you're going senile
1 hours later 32957511 Anonymous
>>32957498
+ interest on said back taxes and fees, they'll hit you for every penny they can get
1 hours later 32957515 Anonymous
>>32957371
Markets did great because select banks got access to the Fed minutes early
Of course, nothing the Fed puts out is market-moving information amirite l00lz
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013- 04-10/fed-releases-names-early-fomc -minutes-recipients-include-employe es-goldman-barclays-
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013- 04-10/fed-releases-minutes-early-af ter-inadvertently-sent-to-some.html
1 hours later 32957516 Anonymous (trader_46[1].jpg 296x347 24kB)
1 hours later 32957525 Anonymous (Clipboard01.jpg 470x463 39kB)
>>32957427
>pics of portfolio, not the exact stocks but the winnings
Winnings!
1 hours later 32957527 Anonymous (trader50[1].jpg 670x460 45kB)
1 hours later 32957530 Anonymous
>>32957357
The cause of white population drop is debatable. As a society reaches a certain wealth/lifestyle, population rates go down. Look at Japan... do you see them being over run with immigrants? Do you see a Japanese race mixing 'epidemic'?
No one is 'encouraging' a low white birthrate. You're just looking for things to blame... the leap in logic from seeing an interracial couple on TV to "hey! I should totally put aside what I find attractive in a person and fuck people from other races solely because I see it on TV!" is insane.
1 hours later 32957536 Anonymous (trader_43[1].jpg 354x233 20kB)
1 hours later 32957541 Anonymous
>>32957515
minutes leaked out yesterday bozo. they were going to be released today anyway.
1 hours later 32957546 Anonymous (trader_44[1].jpg 357x232 28kB)
1 hours later 32957550 Anonymous
>5723 BTC transaction just scrolled by
>that's more than 10 million USD
1 hours later 32957559 Anonymous (ss (2012-12-24 at 06.15.33).jpg 852x638 102kB)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1wu tJhvg2g
1 hours later 32957560 Anonymous (trader_31[1].jpg 389x280 28kB)
1 hours later 32957566 Anonymous
>>32957502
>I'm going full Republican
>He already forgot that Bush Jr. spent over $3 trillion in tax revenue on wars.
>He actually thinks that Republicans want small government and small spending while Democrats are tax and spend
1 hours later 32957567 Anonymous (1344223423625.png 226x255 14kB)
>pay taxes
>Have to report my gainz on my FAFSA
>going to lose my financial aid and scholarship money because I'm expected to contribute all of my blood/drug money towards my tuition now.
D'oh...
1 hours later 32957574 Anonymous (trader_29[1].jpg 395x261 20kB)
1 hours later 32957582 Anonymous
Next fall imminent.
1 hours later 32957588 Anonymous
>>32957567
>pay taxes
>Have to report my gainz on my FAFSA
What an idiot. It's anonymous cryptocurrency. Why the fuck are you reporting anything to anyone?
1 hours later 32957590 Anonymous
>>32957567
did you make like 50k?
1 hours later 32957591 Anonymous
>>32957302
C-can you teach me the ways of being a big dick investor like you?
1 hours later 32957592 Anonymous (trader24[1].jpg 586x317 209kB)
1 hours later 32957594 Anonymous
>>32957560
What happened anon, why are they so upset?
1 hours later 32957596 Anonymous
>>32957525
Yeah, that'd do it. I myself made a whole $36.08 today in gains.
1 hours later 32957604 Anonymous
>>32957550
more like a little less than 1million
1 hours later 32957614 Anonymous (trader5[1].jpg 593x411 321kB)
1 hours later 32957616 Anonymous
>>32957588
>Where did these $200k deposits into your bank accounts come from, goy?
1 hours later 32957619 Anonymous
>>32957588
That money still ends up in your bank account.
1 hours later 32957622 Anonymous
Can americans stop bitching about their government for a second?
1 hours later 32957625 Anonymous (bittcoins.png 2560x1440 1262kB)
1 hours later 32957628 Anonymous
>>32957591
>C-can you teach me the ways of being a big dick investor like you?
First rule: Invest, don't speculate. I.e., don't buy bitcoins.
1 hours later 32957629 Anonymous
>>32957546
>>32957536
>>32957527
im enjoying these
pls continue
1 hours later 32957635 Anonymous (trader_tears[1].jpg 314x234 25kB)
1 hours later 32957636 Anonymous
>>32957302
Thing is if you where such a hotshot you would have also made money out of bitcoin.
1 hours later 32957641 Anonymous
>>32957604
Duck, why did I think the BTC was at 1000?
1 hours later 32957642 Anonymous
>>32957525
I can edit html too brah
1 hours later 32957645 Anonymous
>>32957616
>>32957619
Just sell your BTC locally for cash and stick it under your mattress.
1 hours later 32957646 Anonymous (trader11[1].jpg 644x408 40kB)
1 hours later 32957660 Anonymous (trader8[1].jpg 503x410 45kB)
1 hours later 32957670 Anonymous (tumblr_lrzge7qmpM1qzr3qyo1_400.jpg 400x578 77kB)
http://brokershandsontheirfacesblog .tumblr.com/
1 hours later 32957671 Anonymous (trader7[1].jpg 400x265 16kB)
1 hours later 32957673 Anonymous
>>32957636
>Thing is if you where such a hotshot you would have also made money out of bitcoin.
Um, see:
>>32957628
and
>>32957525
1 hours later 32957675 Anonymous
>>32957628
Wow
As someone who once worked as a quant writing HFT algos
You're fucking retarded
1 hours later 32957677 Anonymous
>>32957645
I started dumping them all when it climbed past $250.
1 hours later 32957679 Anonymous
>>32957645
Bravo if you can actually make that happen.
1 hours later 32957684 Anonymous (trader7[1].jpg 303x196 12kB)
1 hours later 32957690 Anonymous
>>32957628
Okay
Like what should I look for in investment?
Any particular type of companies/businesses ?
Also how did you avoid fee/commission?
1 hours later 32957696 Anonymous
>>32957660
Being a stock trader looks like the most stressful, horrible job ever
1 hours later 32957699 Anonymous (trader53[1].jpg 285x242 16kB)
1 hours later 32957700 Anonymous
>>32957675
ooooh, big bad quant. cause any flash crashes today?
1 hours later 32957712 Anonymous (trader_36[1].jpg 718x440 85kB)
1 hours later 32957719 Anonymous
>>32957690
If you have less than $8m investing is pointless. Just stick it in a 401k and take it out when you retire.
1 hours later 32957720 Anonymous
>>32957645
how do you do that?
1 hours later 32957722 Anonymous
>>32957478
Stocks aren't fundamentally based on easily hidden / obfuscated internet transactions with no identity tied to anything.
1 hours later 32957723 Anonymous
>>32957679
>if you can actually make that happen
It's not like it's hard or anything, Anon.
http://www.localbitcoins.com/
1 hours later 32957724 Anonymous
Buy Buy Buy
It's going to shoot up to 260 again.
1 hours later 32957725 Anonymous
>>32957673
>Vanguard
>investing
Uh, yeah, I'm sure you're quite the stock connoisseur investing in mutual funds.
1 hours later 32957731 Anonymous (trader_33[1].jpg 393x302 34kB)
1 hours later 32957737 Anonymous
>>32957499
>>32957489
you know how fucking easy it is to buy things, nearly anything you want with BTC?
sure, the websites take a ~5% fee or so, but it's a fuck ton better than 30%+ tax.
1 hours later 32957740 Anonymous (trader_30[1].jpg 395x268 21kB)
1 hours later 32957760 Anonymous
>>32957724
Faggot trying to sell detected
1 hours later 32957764 Anonymous (traders_28[1].jpg 253x342 23kB)
1 hours later 32957768 Anonymous
>>32957000
Trips can't off too much.
It's likely BL funded their project with the pre-orders. Then, once they complete their ASIC, they use it to mine for themselves either until the difficulty is too high or when the price of BTC hits a threshold.
Then they just sell and make millions. When you receive your ASICs it will be no better than a 7xxx card.
Meanwhile, the price of BTC goes up.
1 hours later 32957774 Anonymous
>>32957673
why are u on g then? with such winnings?
1 hours later 32957775 Anonymous (trader25[1].jpg 457x324 31kB)
1 hours later 32957777 Anonymous
>>32957464
>>32957393
did nobody get the reference
oh no i'm old aren't i
1 hours later 32957779 Anonymous
>>32957725
>Uh, yeah, I'm sure you're quite the stock connoisseur investing in mutual funds.
Stock pickers are suckers. I only play winning strategies.
1 hours later 32957784 Anonymous (trader29[1].jpg 246x246 89kB)
1 hours later 32957793 Anonymous (trader27[1].jpg 641x443 410kB)
1 hours later 32957794 Anonymous
>>32957700
I said "was"
our fund crashed and burned. but not before I made three hundred grand in two years (blew most of that on living expenses and escorts, also leased a 2008 BMW for a year)
Now I'm just a derp who does bank security software for $26/hour :(
but I do know a thing or two about markets, and almost fucking no one these days goes the long-term "value" route, especially if you have less than $20k to invest, and given the market/accounting rule shakeups
1 hours later 32957798 Anonymous
>>32957779
Why are you on /g? with this profits?
1 hours later 32957799 Anonymous
It goes up you post, it goes down you post...
and m just over here in the corner like "when are they going to stop posting about buttcoin"
1 hours later 32957802 Anonymous (trader28[1].jpg 466x300 210kB)
1 hours later 32957803 Anonymous
>>32957777
I got it quads, I got it
1 hours later 32957805 Anonymous (1363329401923.png 633x758 11kB)
>>32957719
>need shit ton money to make money
>a 401k
1 hours later 32957809 Anonymous
So how much did you lose /g/?
1 hours later 32957812 Anonymous
>there are literally idiots on /g/ who think you can """mainipulate""" a market without spending a shit ton of money
epik
1 hours later 32957813 Anonymous
>>32957793
What the fuck are those phones?
1 hours later 32957815 Anonymous (trader_32[1].jpg 386x289 25kB)
1 hours later 32957816 Anonymous
>>32957724
Going down now. Lost the "battle" with a resistance at $170.
1 hours later 32957818 Anonymous
>>32957809
Nothing.
1 hours later 32957819 Anonymous
0$ was moved around for me.
1 hours later 32957825 Anonymous (Clipboard01.jpg 595x442 51kB)
>>32957798
>Why are you on /g? with this profits?
Where else would I be?
1 hours later 32957827 Anonymous
>>32957815
clown markets
1 hours later 32957828 Anonymous
I went to mtgox like usual
I checked this afternoon and it was at about $250
I checked just now and literally said "holy crap"
1 hours later 32957829 Anonymous (trader_37[1].jpg 475x462 49kB)
1 hours later 32957834 Anonymous (1358736253477.gif 267x219 1104kB)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1wu tJhvg2g
1 hours later 32957839 Anonymous
If anyone made any significant amount of money off of this, it was an anomaly. You've all been played by the banking elite.
1 hours later 32957842 Anonymous (trader_40[1].jpg 670x395 66kB)
1 hours later 32957851 Anonymous
>>32957825
An expensive whorehouse?
1 hours later 32957852 Anonymous (i'm_a_faggot.png 719x187 42kB)
>>32957383
>>32957777
>>32957803
>inb4 chrome
>inb4 windows
i'm on a school computer
1 hours later 32957855 Anonymous (1331998759503.jpg 283x288 16kB)
>>32957466
I hope you're right old man.
1 hours later 32957861 Anonymous (trader51[1].jpg 702x468 41kB)
1 hours later 32957864 Anonymous
>>32957852
Anyone else unable to connect to anything on Listen To Bitcoin?
1 hours later 32957865 Anonymous
>>32957845
It hit a short term trend upper bound, and 170 is a psychological boundary.
1 hours later 32957878 Anonymous (trader1[1].jpg 511x443 44kB)
1 hours later 32957882 Anonymous
>>32957842
Holy shit, that guy looks like he has the most finely tuned bullshit detector in the world
1 hours later 32957890 Anonymous
>>32957865
>170 is a psychological boundary.
/g/ financial experts in the house
1 hours later 32957893 Anonymous
By the way, is the order graph at Mt.Gox still available?
Can't find it.
1 hours later 32957897 Anonymous
>>32957865
id have guessed that 170 was an indication to SELL SELL SELL
1 hours later 32957902 Anonymous (trader2[1].jpg 541x450 65kB)
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1 hours later 32957911 Anonymous
>>32957803
>trips and quads in the same thread
i'm on a fucking roll
i'm feeling lucky
maybe i should buy bitcoin
1 hours later 32957914 Anonymous
>>32957834
Man
Why cant it ALL tumble down?
I mean it is, but not fast enough
1 hours later 32957916 Anonymous
is there possible method to hack the bitcoin? and acquire the self
sry for english :)
1 hours later 32957918 Anonymous
well mtgox IRC chat is fucked because of some spammers
1 hours later 32957920 Anonymous
>>32957839
There is no reason why the BTC can't go up very high. It's all about how bad people want them.
1 hours later 32957923 Anonymous
>>32957911
DO IT
1 hours later 32957924 Anonymous
>>32957825
What software is that, and does said Software Respect Your Freedom?
1 hours later 32957928 Anonymous
>>32957442
>tfw that looks like a perfect second-order impulse response. I love math.
1 hours later 32957934 Anonymous
>>32957825
Travelling, in a pool, at a whorehouse...
Anywhere but /g/, nobody that is on /g/ can be making any serious money.
1 hours later 32957953 Anonymous
>>32957934
300K starting here, I like this board.
1 hours later 32957961 Anonymous (paul-erdos.jpg 859x1043 32kB)
>>32957928
>impulse response
>steady state condition / oscillating about 153
1 hours later 32957967 Anonymous
GUYS GUYS who is this fontas fucker everybody is talking about.
1 hours later 32957970 Anonymous
>>32957934
>Anywhere but /g/, nobody that is on /g/ can be making any serious money.
Yeah, the guys on /b/ tell me that too. I guess its a crime to be rich on 4chan.
1 hours later 32957974 Anonymous (wertyu.jpg 348x400 19kB)
>>32957909
1 hours later 32957977 Anonymous
Well, i just sold all at 170. I'm out now. This is just too stressful for me...
1 hours later 32957981 Anonymous
>>32957970
successful people do not browse imageboards
1 hours later 32957986 Anonymous
>>32957961
It still -looks- like one.
1 hours later 32957988 Anonymous
>>32957934
Why would you want the company of stupid whores, foreigners trying to leech off you, or floating on a pool like a dead Gatsby when you have 4CHAN????
1 hours later 32957993 Anonymous
>>32957977
What did you buy at?
1 hours later 32957995 Anonymous
>>32957981
>Success is measured in how muh enterprise you act
Stop lying to yourself.
1 hours later 32957999 Anonymous
>>32957979
u cheek british kunt
I just invade England as Maratha in empire total war
similar to what happen now in real life
mad?
1 hours later 32958005 Anonymous
>>32957993
70
1 hours later 32958008 Anonymous
>>32957970
>10m
>rich
lol
1 hours later 32958009 Anonymous
>>32957970
Have millions of dollars.
Instead of fucking bitches and doing drugs someone would come here to talk about bitcoins.
LOL.
1 hours later 32958011 Anonymous
>>32957970
no, thing is once u have that kind of money... u have the chance to be having an impact so you actually do something that matters with your time, you don't wast it on worthless discussions
1 hours later 32958021 Anonymous
>>32958011
>implying if i had millions I would not dominate the guts thread here.
1 hours later 32958022 Anonymous
>>32958009
>This is what poor people actually think an ideal life would be
God you are a subhuman.
1 hours later 32958027 Anonymous
My definition of rich is being able to live easily without having to work.
2 hours later 32958030 Anonymous
>>32957995
>muh enterprise
that's not how that phrase works. stop posting
2 hours later 32958036 Anonymous
>>32958022
Its ok, he gets that idea from the modern music industry
2 hours later 32958046 Anonymous
>>32957986
that's called a step response, or 153*stepresponse()
2 hours later 32958049 Anonymous
>>32958011
Sounds like you've got some first hand experience with those situations
2 hours later 32958053 Anonymous
>>32957996
>Remember bitcoin is just like air... it has no real value at all
The sad thing is all VALUE arguments can be applied to real money
>trading food and resources for paper backed by shiny rocks/investments in some old fucks vault somewhere? Is this real life?
2 hours later 32958054 Anonymous
>>32958009
>fucking bitches
>doing drugs
sounds like a 14year old mentality or a really dumb black person
2 hours later 32958055 Anonymous
>>32958027
You can do that for free.
2 hours later 32958056 Anonymous (nichijou_yukko_face_by_graphicsmith-d4biuua.png 193x200 33kB)
Bitcoin WILL over as soon as people realize this is just a stupid game. Your Bitcoins in your pocket is ONLY backed up by USD and nothing more. Anonymity? Decentralized currency? Weapons, gold and power is the real shit today.
2 hours later 32958059 Anonymous
Now that bitcoin has crashed whats the prediction for litecoin? also any help would be appreciated immensely
LLnpWjys4DbZewVrYPSLhuSgcUcdYektd5
2 hours later 32958061 Anonymous
>>32958027
So all the NEETs living off of SSI on /jp/ are rich?
2 hours later 32958063 Anonymous
What the fuck Mt.Gox says $158 and bitcoinity is down
2 hours later 32958070 Anonymous
>>32955696
That was just a troll thread I made to prove how cancerous buttcoins were.
>"Free buttcoins!"
>900 replies in 10 minutes.
Fucking worse than Steam begging threads. Everybody with their hand out.
2 hours later 32958073 Anonymous
is shitposting on 4chan literally so addictive you could make millions and STILL waste time here
i think so
2 hours later 32958074 Anonymous
I fucking posted that this would happen fucking yesterday. God damn it I love being right.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=didz xUkrtS0
^^^^
Thread anthem, God damn it.
2 hours later 32958076 Anonymous
>>32958061
Yep.
>>32958055
I don't know if I'd call it easy.
2 hours later 32958084 Anonymous
>>32958061
they can only dol that so long as their scam works. once the government catches on or stops it, they have to get jobs or kill themselves.
2 hours later 32958086 Anonymous (adadad.jpg 640x480 70kB)
>>32958011
>$8M
>that kind of money
>having an impact
2 hours later 32958087 Anonymous (panix.jpg 460x288 36kB)
2 hours later 32958093 Anonymous (panic!.jpg 192x279 15kB)
>>32957974
2 hours later 32958101 Anonymous
>>32958063
That's correct.
Trade volume is really going down at the moment, and the swings are calming down.
Silence before the storm?
2 hours later 32958105 sage
>>32956068
sent :)
2 hours later 32958108 Anonymous
Is it possible to short bitcoins?
2 hours later 32958111 Anonymous (containing laughter.png 720x480 308kB)
>>32958081
2 hours later 32958114 Anonymous
>>32958011
>u have the chance to be having an impact so you actually do something that matters with your time, you don't wast it on worthless discussions
Yeah, not really. I'm in that in between stratum where I'll never have to work again, but I'm not wealthy enough to start foundations or cure aids.
2 hours later 32958120 Anonymous
>>32955696
how did he prove he had 1.3 million bitcoins
2 hours later 32958128 Anonymous
Guys I have a beamer projecting a surface of about 3mx2m what chart should i project on it?
2 hours later 32958129 Anonymous
>ITT retards who don't understand markets
It just fell a little and reduced the gains from the previous two days. It will be back to $250, and probably even $300 in a week or two. I've just bought 10 more BTC now. This is a good dip to purchase more coins while the value continues to rise.
2 hours later 32958132 Anonymous
>>32958067
>i sold at 105 and need people to sell so i can buy back in without loss
2 hours later 32958133 Anonymous
>>32958108
nope. that's one of its strengths as a currency.
2 hours later 32958134 Anonymous
>>32958101
I was just a little confused on the crash, I was hoping to ride the coaster a bit longer but ended up losing a bit. I didn't even think to check today and lost around $200 max. I can see its creeping back up now.
2 hours later 32958137 Anonymous
>>32958056
>Weapons, gold and power is the real shit today.
>gold
>a stupid fucking rock barely good for anything
FUCK YOU, MERCHANT
2 hours later 32958145 Anonymous
>>32958129
why don't you buy more?
2 hours later 32958148 Anonymous
>>32958129
why
2 hours later 32958155 Anonymous
>>32958129
>ITT retards who don't understand markets
>
>It just fell a little and reduced the gains from the previous two days. It will be back to $250, and probably even $300 in a week or two. I've just bought 10 more BTC now. This is a good dip to purchase more coins while the value continues to rise.
can't tell if trolling or just stupid
2 hours later 32958159 Anonymous (wtfduck2.jpg 380x286 25kB)
>>32957825
show as far back as is recorded
i'm curious
2 hours later 32958161 Anonymous
>>32958129
>It just fell a little
Yeah guys, losing 60% of your value in an afternoon is totally normal in a currency. Just relax, this is all just the market at work.
2 hours later 32958162 Anonymous (tumblr_me86z1yndd1qzru67o1_500[1].jpg 500x333 122kB)
>>32958093
2 hours later 32958165 Anonymous
>>32958108
Difficult. You'd need to find someone that lends you bitcoins.
2 hours later 32958168 Anonymous
>>32958114
Ok, I sort of believe you now. I'm in a similar situation, where I'll get something really good in my life, but I'm still a months far away from it so I;m fooling around with bitcoins right now.
2 hours later 32958175 Anonymous
>>32958159
Epic meme /b/ro
2 hours later 32958177 Anonymous
>>32958155
Troll. Obviously.
2 hours later 32958178 Anonymous (shrek.gif 400x225 1020kB)
>>32958129
> I've just bought 10 more BTC now.
> I've just bought 10 more BTC now.
> bought 10 more BTC
> bought 10 more
2 hours later 32958188 Anonymous
>>32958134
>I was hoping to ride the coaster a bit longer but ended up losing a bit
Every bubble ever.
2 hours later 32958190 Anonymous
>>32958114
Where did you get $8 million in the first place?
2 hours later 32958192 Anonymous (sauron.jpg 310x360 13kB)
It began with the forging of Bitcoin.
Thirty were given to /b/; immortal, wisest and fairest of all boards.
Seventy to the /g/ lords, great bitcoin miners and craftsmen of the internet.
And ninety, ninety bitcoins were gifted to the race of /pol/, who above all else desire power.
For within these bitcoins was bound the financial will to make each board richer. But they were all of them deceived, for other bitcoins were made....
In the land of Japan, in the internet cafe on Mount Fuji, the Sith Lord Satoshi created, in secret, 10 million bitcoins to control all others. And into these bitcoins he poured his feels, his neetness and his need to make some money because his parents are sick of him having no job and want him to start helping out with the monthly food, power and internet bills.
10 million bitcoins to rule them all.
2 hours later 32958196 Anonymous
>>32957794
How many hookers did you fuck? Which one was the most expensive?
2 hours later 32958206 Anonymous (1350277029790.jpg 608x407 158kB)
Bitcoin is by far the most entertaining and hilarious thing the internet has ever come up with
2 hours later 32958207 Anonymous
>Tfw wasted $20,000 buying them at 240
They are never going to get up to 260 as people sell at 160.
I want my money back. For fuck sake. Just one more fucking bubble.
2 hours later 32958214 Anonymous (Clipboard01.jpg 811x321 35kB)
>>32958159
Ooh, nice request. Here you go.
> that fucking 2008 stock market crash
2 hours later 32958228 Anonymous
>>32958129
>what is bull trap
2 hours later 32958229 Anonymous
>>32958192
9/10 dude but it's 21 million bitcoins
2 hours later 32958241 Anonymous
>>32958178
Well, it's not him, but people are still buying bitcoin - otherwise Mt.Gox would have completely crashed, which it hasn't. Yet.
In fact some guy is offering 158.694 USD for 1 BTC at the moment at Mt.Gox.
2 hours later 32958242 Anonymous
>>32958214
so what did you invest in that you went from ~200,000$ to 6 million in like 5 years?
2 hours later 32958245 Anonymous
>>32958206
Agreed. Combining the viral nature of information spreading with the wild investment of internet banking, and you've got a recipe for hilarious disaster.
2 hours later 32958249 Anonymous (mhm.jpg 297x214 9kB)
>>32958207
2 hours later 32958260 Anonymous (spurdo03.jpg 436x402 44kB)
>>32956414
>/fin/
Finland board? 5/5 bretti gud.
2 hours later 32958264 Anonymous
>>32958242
bitcoins
2 hours later 32958266 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9C ALKOvAI
Bitcoin official theme
We KPOP now
2 hours later 32958276 Anonymous
>>32958245
don't forget cryptography, the deep web, internet libertarians, privacy advocates
shit
everyone's got a part to play in this rollercoaster of hilarity
2 hours later 32958286 Anonymous
>>32958266
yes! 10/10 post appreciated.
2 hours later 32958288 Anonymous
>>32958214
What was your initial investment?
2 hours later 32958291 Anonymous
>>32958276
Don't forget dumbass internet economists, private firms with no understanding of the internet, and peer-to-peer unreliability
It's the apocalypse the Mayans warned us about
2 hours later 32958292 Anonymous
>>32958266
Get the fuck out, Kim-Jong Un.
2 hours later 32958296 Anonymous (1350277144098.jpg 428x510 87kB)
>bought 50 coins worth at 10$
>at work
>see prices starting to drop
>cash out at $210
>drive home
>turn on radio
>hear this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAD 6Obi7Cag
2 hours later 32958299 Anonymous
Butcoin isn't the funny part guys.
The funny part is alt coins(LTC, PPC, TRC this bubble).
People honestly thought they had value and would survive if buttcoin burst.
They're going to get incredibly volatile and then just go to nothing.
Watch them graphs instead.
2 hours later 32958300 Anonymous
>>32958242
>so what did you invest in that you went from ~200,000$ to 6 million in like 5 years?
Well, it wasn't quite that rapid. A lot of that was earnings. I'm well paid and good at my job.
I spread my investments all over the board. I don't think its possible to predict the future of individual stocks or investments. Best strategy is to invest in the market as whole, because that's the only proven winner over the long term.
2 hours later 32958305 Anonymous
>>32958300
What's your job / line of work?
2 hours later 32958308 Anonymous
>>32958276
>>32958291
russian mafia drug cartel
2 hours later 32958309 Anonymous
>>32957006
Now we know why there are so many weeaboos in America.
2 hours later 32958317 Anonymous
>>32956692
How does it feel to be on the bottom of the pyramid scheme? Those above you thank you for your kind donation to their checking accounts.
2 hours later 32958329 Anonymous
>>32958108
yes
bitfinex.com this is forex style leverage(bitcoinca clone)
There are also options for bitcoins.
I wouldn't do it right now. Wait till the bull trap is confirmed. There is plenty of profit, just don't be overconfident.
2 hours later 32958333 Anonymous
>>32958296
Imagine all those people who bought at $250 thinking they're gonna post a green text story like this saying they quadrupled their investment
2 hours later 32958337 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZV y1PPQOhU
bitcoin.avi
2 hours later 32958348 Anonymous
official bitcoin theme song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9C ALKOvAI
2 hours later 32958354 Anonymous
What do the big squares on listen to BTC mean?
Is this one single transaction or just keeping track?
2 hours later 32958374 Anonymous
>>32958354
That's a new block being generated.
2 hours later 32958384 Anonymous
so how many of you lost money?
>babbys first bubble
2 hours later 32958391 Anonymous
Roughly BTC are transferred by the transactions being included in the blocks that are "mined".
So after the first block after the transaction was initiated you have "one confirmation" and so on.
You need to full chain from the first block to the newest block to confirm that your transaction has taken place.
2 hours later 32958394 Anonymous
>>32958384
2nd the first bubble was at 30 dollars.
2 hours later 32958395 Anonymous
>>32958354
Where do you listen to BTC?
2 hours later 32958399 Anonymous (1362626633609.jpg 638x458 68kB)
SHOULD I BUYED BUTTCOIN NOW
2 hours later 32958400 Anonymous
This whole fiasco just made me realize I have a knack for reading stock market trends and should probably invest in the stock market later on in life. It's weird being right about stuff to this degree, like beyond "I told you so" into "I have the gift of foresight." territory.
2 hours later 32958408 Anonymous
>>32958374
What is a new block?
2 hours later 32958410 Anonymous
>>32958395
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
2 hours later 32958419 Anonymous
>>32958408
God damn it faggot use a fucking search engine.
2 hours later 32958420 Anonymous
>>32958413
Only the second "big" bubble, though.
2 hours later 32958430 Anonymous
Sigh I can't still believe there is people that deny this is Butterfly Labs' doing, or anyone making ASICs for that matter.
I mean, everyone is hyped about them, they mine a fuck ton while the difficulty is still not that high, then cash out for tens of millions at least and then sell them to a crashed market with obscene difficulties.
The best of all, is that they are doing nothing illegal. Its like they made a fucking pickaxe to rush gold faster than anyone else, and then sold it to unaware people that didn't quite understand it would be more difficult to rush it.
If I were them, I'd have done the same, for christs sake.
2 hours later 32958432 Anonymous
>>32958410
w-what are these things
sales and buys?
2 hours later 32958436 Anonymous
>>32956366
what program is that?
2 hours later 32958440 Anonymous
>>32958419
no tell me now fgt
2 hours later 32958441 Anonymous (stallman_1212.jpg 280x242 14kB)
>>32958396
Libertarianism is great for pretty much everything BUT markets. As if we need to get fucked over more than we already are.
2 hours later 32958447 Anonymous
>>32958430
BFL was also able to disguse their mining as "Avalon users" as well.
2 hours later 32958452 Anonymous
>>32958430
>sigh
groan
2 hours later 32958467 Anonymous
>>32958430
I heard Butterfly Labs was actually three Hindus and a Chinese in a garage somewhere in SoCal can anyone confirm
2 hours later 32958470 Anonymous
>>32955327
Sent 5
2 hours later 32958473 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi6 z9VV4XXY
>listentobitcoin website in a nutshell
2 hours later 32958490 Anonymous
>>32958430
Holy shit that actually makes a ton of sense
2 hours later 32958496 Anonymous
>>32956300
I want a finance board so bad
Fucking moot
I am never going to take financial advice from 4chan again though after /g/ told me to cash out at $70
2 hours later 32958502 Anonymous (1362843848068.png 404x443 33kB)
Official theme song for those of us who actually cashed out before the crash: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHg xOXEQaFU
2 hours later 32958509 Anonymous
So if this website:
http://www.mtgoxlag.com/
States there is huge lag. That tells us that a bubble just burst
2 hours later 32958512 Anonymous (jew-bwa-ha-ha3.gif 501x585 12kB)
>mfw kept advising people to buy bitcoins on reddit, /g/ and bitcointalk, telling them that they would keep rising to $1000
>dumped all my stock before the crash
2 hours later 32958519 Anonymous (thumbup.jpg 170x213 6kB)
>>32958512
2 hours later 32958522 Anonymous (1305802435532.gif 361x393 359kB)
Is there any simple guide online that explains how to interpret simple candlesticks?
2 hours later 32958535 Anonymous
>>32958509
>server fund
yeah, no.
2 hours later 32958543 Anonymous
>>32958524
sent ;)
2 hours later 32958544 Anonymous
>>32958512
DUDE, MY FRIEND SAW THAT. HE SAID HE WAS GOING TO BUY! I TOLD HIM IT WAS AN AWFUL IDEA!!! It's his fault though, honestly anything from /reddit/ is full blown retard prone.
2 hours later 32958545 Anonymous (pure-math-vs-applied-math.png 473x226 24kB)
>>32958214
explain quarter million in 1994
did you start at 300k with your PhD in Math?
2 hours later 32958546 Anonymous
>>32958536
Do you really need to ask?
2 hours later 32958551 Anonymous
>>32958535
>saging a sticky
2 hours later 32958554 Anonymous
>>32958536
When in doubt, double down. A bad investment can only get better if you risk twice as much.
2 hours later 32958562 Anonymous
>>32958536
Thats what gamblers always say. And it always work out.
2 hours later 32958567 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR1 kloYoPjs
DDoS are crashing it again.
Goy you better sell.
2 hours later 32958585 Anonymous
>>32956692
Who the fuck on /g/ said to invest in BTC
Did you google "bitcoin g 4chan" then click on a 2 year old BTC green-oval thread instead?
2 hours later 32958588 Anonymous
>>32955011
test
2 hours later 32958591 Anonymous
>>32955536
Oh man that shit pissed me off but when you check their wallets no ones given them anything more than $10
hilarious
2 hours later 32958608 Anonymous
>>32958496
Finance board doesn't even have to be all about stock tips and shit
Think about it: with a "NO POLITICS" qualifier, it could be an economics board without /pol/'s racist nazi shit
It could also be a source for people looking to get jobs in the industry
Finally, you learn a lot about the whole world just through in-depth finance discussion: you learn which governments are buying what and spending money on what, you learn about the different corporations in all the countries and what products they're making, etc.
2 hours later 32958609 Anonymous
>>32958545
>explain quarter million in 1994
>did you start at 300k with your PhD in Math?
1994 was when I purchased my house. I got a good price, and it resulted in equity to my bottom line.
2 hours later 32958616 Anonymous
>>32958546
>>32958554
>>32958562
What did he say.
Pls respond.
2 hours later 32958625 Anonymous
>>32958608
The board will be full of le merchants pictures.
2 hours later 32958632 Anonymous
Keep focused on the long game.
This is a buying opportunity, not a selling one.
2 hours later 32958634 Anonymous
>>32958585
BWAHAGAGGAGAGAGHAHAHAHAHAHA IDIOT.
all this bitcoin talk on this board made me realize how silly it was. also reddi t is to blame
2 hours later 32958636 Anonymous
>>32958214
You are old as fuck. Why are you still on 4chan? Get a fucking life.
2 hours later 32958643 Anonymous
>>32958609
Why the fuck are 40+ year old multi-millionares on 4chan /g/
2 hours later 32958649 Anonymous
>>32958399
should have at 105. that would have been an amazing entry point.
2 hours later 32958650 Anonymous
>>32958447
Its not about the companies, but just anyone in that business.
Make fuck ton, ride on speculation, lots of people since Cyprus thing buy, price rises to 60~70 and stays around there for a couple days, then a lot of people notice it because 'holy shit it went from 30ish to 70ish it will keep growing!'
next two weeks the buyers are no longer people wanting to use it as cryptocurrency or to have savings away from prying eyes, but to sit on top of them to profit
250 must have been sort of the point for ASIC makers who have been delaying that shit for a while (because no matter how much they sell, its absolutely nonsensical to believe they would make the same from that selling than from having a fucking farm of them)
Then 'ok its fucking 250 its time now' or something like 'we cash out half of what we have' or something at the time when the price * the amount exceeded 10 million or something.
Then the market crashes, then they profit like I'd have done too, then unaware people is like 'sheeeit 60Ghash/sec' or 'someday it may go up again' but the result is that because of all that fucking mining and growth difficulty is sky high and ASICs end up doing the same than what decent~top end rigs made today proportional to difficulty
2 hours later 32958652 Anonymous
>>32958616
He lost a money today and he asked if he should try "winning" it back.
2 hours later 32958657 Anonymous (boredom.jpg 3286x1080 445kB)
>looped bubble pop
>half a boner
>bored
2 hours later 32958658 Anonymous
Hey guys, remember that buttcoins are the new world currency. This means that buttcoins aren't crashing, it's still 1:1. I mean, nobody measures value in dollars anymore, amirite?
2 hours later 32958667 Anonymous
>>32958502
OY VEY
2 hours later 32958670 Anonymous
>>32958636
>>32958643
I for one am thankful that we have some of those people here. They're needed. They serve as inspiration too.
2 hours later 32958671 Anonymous
>>32958650
I really wonder how many million usd $ they were able to pull from the market, and how many million usd are phantom buy walls that don't actually exist and get pulled instantly when the price approaches
2 hours later 32958674 Anonymous
>>32958643
>Why the fuck are 40+ year old multi-millionares on 4chan /g/
Fuck you kid, and get off my lawn.
2 hours later 32958677 Anonymous
>>32958667
oy gevalt
2 hours later 32958694 Anonymous
>>32958467
[confirmed]
2 hours later 32958696 Anonymous
>>32958671
can you elaborate on
>and how many million usd are phantom buy walls that don't actually exist and get pulled instantly when the price approaches
I don't quite follow or understand that.. thanks!
2 hours later 32958697 Anonymous
>>32956842
u wot
They have an auto-updating API that keeps the price up to date with the current exchange price
For example imagine if an ounce of weed cost $100 and BTC were $100
SR would show a price of 1 BTC
If 5 minutes later BTC jumped to $200 each, the site would auto-update with the new price of .5 BTC/ounce of weed
2 hours later 32958698 Anonymous
>>32958674
it is pretty sad anon :/
2 hours later 32958705 Anonymous
>>32958643
His dick prolly not working and he's fat :D
2 hours later 32958724 Anonymous
TRC difficulty movement is getting exploited as fuck, going from 2000 to 50000 every few minutes
2 hours later 32958727 Anonymous
>>32958705
jealousy
with his account balance he could probably get his dick working
2 hours later 32958729 Anonymous
>>32958705
>His dick prolly not working and he's fat :D
Your jealousy is pathetic. Remind me not to tip you next tip you wash my BMW.
2 hours later 32958730 Anonymous
>>32958696
every single time that bitcoin crashes, a TON of "buy" orders that people claim are "strong bitcoin backing/support" instantly disappear and don't actually buy anything
so you might say "there's 50,000,000$ that want to buy bitcoin"
but in reality it's only 5,000,000$, and 45,000,000$ is fake.
2 hours later 32958732 Anonymous (1326994732705.png 465x350 149kB)
>>32958698
>>32958705
2 hours later 32958736 Anonymous (1343902571931.jpg 550x413 87kB)
>>32958643
>you will never be a 40 year old multi-millionair with the option to browser 4chan all day
2 hours later 32958740 Anonymous (And then it died.jpg 1343x672 246kB)
this happened like a minute ago. Sell now or suffer.
2 hours later 32958744 Anonymous
>>32958729
> millionaire
>not driving an italian pony car that costs at least 6 digits
Step it the fuck up you faggot.
2 hours later 32958745 Anonymous
>>32958674
I'd rather only be making 6 figures and be 25 than be ~50 and worth 7 figures.
2 hours later 32958750 Anonymous
>>32958736
>but you will make a ton of typos
2 hours later 32958757 Anonymous
>>32958736
>enjoys the same things as /jp/ NEETs on autismbux living off 12,000$/year welfare
how ironic.
2 hours later 32958766 Anonymous
>>32958729
Why aren't you driving a Ferrari
2 hours later 32958767 Anonymous
>>32958740
Hahaha what?
I have seen some 2000k BTC transactions in the last 10 minutes
Also, a while ago there were some ranking in 8k, and a fucking 60k, though probably was just a transfer.
2 hours later 32958769 Anonymous
>>32958757
the internet is the greatest equalizer that has ever existed.
so many things are easily accessible for free
2 hours later 32958771 Anonymous
Where do you guys get your charts?
2 hours later 32958777 Anonymous
>>32958745
>I'd rather only be making 6 figures and be 25 than be ~50 and worth 7 figures.
Yeah, but I'll be both. BAZINGA!
2 hours later 32958781 Anonymous
>>32958766
I hope that he is a sensible person who buys onahole, exotic animals and nice battlestations.
2 hours later 32958785 Anonymous
>>32958767
A lot of those big transactions are also false/fradulent, e.g. people moving BTC and USD back and forth between themselves, just to give the market the illusion of activity
just like all those buy walls that magically disappear.
2 hours later 32958791 Anonymous (greatinvesting.jpg 796x229 64kB)
>>32957525
Nigga please
That isn't shit compared to me
2 hours later 32958793 Anonymous
HERE is the actual buttcoin theme ( "zhopa" actually means ass/butt in Russian; it's also got merchant dreidel music)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjR7 FfhXfdQ
2 hours later 32958798 Anonymous
I don't get multi-millionaires.
If I became a millionaire over night I would probably spend a lot of it on dumb shit.
And actual millionaire don't even spend their money they just let it pile up.
2 hours later 32958802 Anonymous
>>32958777
>i'll be two ages at once
did you buy a time machine with your 8 million?
2 hours later 32958807 Anonymous
>>32958767
>2000k
>2,000,000BTC
Right
2 hours later 32958815 Anonymous
>>32958798
that's because all the "millionaires" that just spend their money on dumb shit do not stay millionares very long
see : professional athletes
2 hours later 32958816 Anonymous
>>32958791
>RIM
You are a truly brave man
I for one wouldn't invest ever in them
Though there is people with hope.
2 hours later 32958826 Anonymous
>>32958807
Oh fuck sorry...
Its a obvious typo
2 hours later 32958830 Anonymous
>>32958766
>Why aren't you driving a Ferrari
You ever owned a nice car in Chicago? Ever driven a sports car in the snow? If you had, you'd know the answer to your question.
2 hours later 32958834 Anonymous (laughingnewman.jpg 268x290 17kB)
>>32958791
>RIM
2 hours later 32958835 Anonymous (1357176844003.png 200x200 41kB)
> TFW Cashed out yesterday
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yR me0C2pmI
2 hours later 32958843 Anonymous
>>32958791
Fuck my CS degree. I want to be a professional stock trader!
2 hours later 32958846 Anonymous
Hey millionaire guy do you have a degree in economics or did you learn everything yourself?
2 hours later 32958847 Anonymous
>>32958830
I have driven my R8 in snow. You are making an excuse, lying, or retarded.
I live in Manhattan.
2 hours later 32958848 Anonymous
>Tfw I made $24 profit off of lottery tickets today
Fuck bitcoins
2 hours later 32958852 Anonymous
>>32958830
Why don't you retire with a wife live on a beautiful beach and die 'happy'?
And the Chicago argument. No. With that money you could have a car for every month of the year.
2 hours later 32958853 Anonymous (bakatrio.png 590x335 228kB)
>http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thete ll/2013/04/10/bitcoins-might-just-n eed-some-magic-to-battle-falling-pr ices/
Congratulations guys, you're now the laughing stock of the financial world.
2 hours later 32958854 Anonymous (holdonaminute.png 295x184 34kB)
>>32958834
on second glance, though you did buy in at 11
2 hours later 32958857 c64system
>>32958740
I'm still mining and I'm not stopping any time soon.
By the way I've told you about the self-filing that would happen if everyone sold their bit-coins.
2 hours later 32958860 Anonymous
That feel when I'm going to be a poor student. My teeth are killing me.
Need braces.
Probably going to scam kickstarter. Look at the most popular games on kickstarter. See what works and doesn't. Going to scam $40k out of idiots.
Seriously, fuck my teeth. Hell.
2 hours later 32958868 Anonymous
>>32958852
>And the Chicago argument. No. With that money you could have a car for every month of the year.
PROTIP: this is why he is a millionaire and you aren't.
2 hours later 32958869 Anonymous (snip.jpg 1323x170 49kB)
I knew this shit was coming, and I'm glad to have cashed out by yesterday afternoon. Still, for a $2,000 investment I think I did fairly well.
2 hours later 32958870 Anonymous
>>32958816
>shorted stock portfolio
>you
2 hours later 32958878 Anonymous
>>32958852
>With that money you could have a car for every month of the year.
Not him, but with how expensive car insurance is in IL, you won't stay rich for long doing that.
2 hours later 32958879 Anonymous
>>32958869
enjoy your taxes :)
2 hours later 32958885 Anonymous
>>32958870
Sorry, I have no idea what that is.
2 hours later 32958887 Anonymous
>>32958853
> implying financefags haven't laughed at techfags since the beginning of recorded history
2 hours later 32958890 Denwa
>>32958860
>My teeth are killing me
>Need braces
So you want to make your teeth hurt more? Or are you trying to say they're so visually unappealing you want to kill yourself everytime you look at it?
2 hours later 32958894 Anonymous (1292137036591.jpg 864x594 106kB)
>>32958816
>>32958854
>>32958834
>>32958843
you niggers, he's shorting them
but he fucked up and shorted stocks that grew, so he ended up losing money
2 hours later 32958895 Anonymous
>>32958869
FUCKING LAUNDER! NOW!!!
2 hours later 32958908 Anonymous
why is shorting legal?
2 hours later 32958913 Anonymous
>>32958791
Wow, you shorted the three ugliest dogs in the market and still lost money.
2 hours later 32958914 Anonymous
>>32958890
Braces aren't just for aesthetics retard.
2 hours later 32958917 Anonymous
>>32958879
I did my taxes this evening, and I really don't have to pay much.
>>32958895
No.
2 hours later 32958919 Anonymous
>>32958885
see this guy's post
>>32958894
2 hours later 32958921 Anonymous
>>32957628
Fuck that shit
I want to speculate and make lodsemone
I know this isn't really the same, but all I did was speculate in WoW through the trade channel/auction house and I made a shitton of gold
I just want a speculation/arbitrage firm, mang
;_;
2 hours later 32958925 Anonymous
>>32958908
what is shorting?
2 hours later 32958931 Anonymous
>>32958890
No, my front teeth are too squished together.
I had braces, but the teeth moved.
So now my front teeth hurt as they are getting bent forward.
Can't do shit as I can't afford $2,000 to get braces.
2 hours later 32958935 Anonymous
>>32958925
jew shit
2 hours later 32958941 Anonymous
>>32958925
shorting is how rich people make money off things going down in price
most people can only make money when things go up.
2 hours later 32958944 Anonymous
>>32958894
I still have no idea what 'shorting' a stock is... damn explain me, thanks
2 hours later 32958945 Anonymous
>>32958908
didn't they try banning that shit in Europe last year?
2 hours later 32958950 Anonymous
>>32958917
>and I really don't have to pay much.
How much do you have to pay?
did you claim them as income or capital gains?
2 hours later 32958958 Denwa
>>32958914
Well, most of the time they're used to align teeth to make it look better, sorry for assuming aspie.
>>32958931
That's what the retainers were for.
2 hours later 32958962 Anonymous
>>32958925
Sell a stock that you don't own. Wait for the price to go down. Then buy it, close your position, and profit on the difference.
> unless the price goes up, in which case your losses can be infinite
2 hours later 32958964 Anonymous
>>32958944
you are betting against the market. you are placing a bet that the price will go DOWN instead of up. you are not actually buying the stock itself
2 hours later 32958968 Anonymous
>>32958944
>>32958925
r these ppl srs?
2 hours later 32958978 Anonymous
>>32958958
>Calling me aspie
>Having a tripcode
2 hours later 32958980 Anonymous
>>32958908
smooths out large movements
and gives the little guys more to play with
2 hours later 32958984 Anonymous
>>32958950
not that guy, but what is the difference?
one could say that is income because people pay me in bitcoin, instead of a investment...
2 hours later 32958986 Anonymous
>>32958964
how are you 'betting'?
2 hours later 32958994 Anonymous
>>32958968
>r these ppl srs?
This is /g/. You think tech guys are good with money?
2 hours later 32959002 Anonymous
>>32958980
yeah that's confirmed bullshit
it's only legal because rich people get richer off it
average people can't even get into shorting stocks, you have to have the right connections and money.
2 hours later 32959006 Anonymous
>>32958986
because you don't' know for certain if the price will go up or down. stock trading and other options are by definition bets
2 hours later 32959015 Anonymous
>>32959002
what? I can buy short options on stocks in my piddly online trading account that has $1,300 in it.
2 hours later 32959019 Anonymous
>>32956831
I don't think automated trading is necessarily wise, unless you really know what you're doing.
Automated alerting is a better idea, plus an easy way for you to quickly perform a trade.
2 hours later 32959023 Anonymous
>>32959002
>average people can't even get into shorting stocks, you have to have the right connections and money.
No dumbass, you just need a margin account. In other words, decent credit. Something that most average people do have.
2 hours later 32959024 Anonymous
>>32958950
Short term capital gains.
I paid 15%.
2 hours later 32959035 Anonymous
>>32959006
so what stops for example out multi millionaire bro here from shorting Bitcoin?
2 hours later 32959044 Anonymous
>>32959024
what's the 15% bracket?
2 hours later 32959053 Anonymous
>>32959002
>you have to have the right connections and money
What year do you think you live in? no offence
2 hours later 32959063 Anonymous
>>32959035
current exchanges don't offer options (yet)
2 hours later 32959066 Anonymous
>>32959035
nothing at all, assuming one of the major bitcoin exchanges will actually do a short option
2 hours later 32959067 Anonymous
>>32958925
When you buy a stock, you hope it goes up, so you can sell it for more money than you bought it
When you "short" a stock, you don't buy it. Instead, you borrow that stock from a broker. Then, you immediately sell that borrowed stock.
Therefore, you want the price to go DOWN when you short, because when the broker wants his shit back, you can repurchase for less money than you initially bought it for and thus make a profit.
Example: I want to short something
I borrow 10 shares of A from Goldstein at $40 a share
I immediately sell those 10 shares on the market for $400
A while later, Goldstein calls and wants his 10 shares back
Share price is now $30. I buy the 10 shares of A for $30 (total cost, $300), give them to Goldstein, and pocket a $100 profit
If you think this is confusing and stupid, welcome to Wall Street, we do this everyday in finance (just don't ask what a synthetic swap on a CDOsquared is)
2 hours later 32959069 Anonymous
>>32959024
How can you prove its short-term?
Also, what is short-term, less than a year?
2 hours later 32959075 Anonymous
>>32958986
technically you're selling something you haven't purchased yet... you sell it to them now, for now's price, knowing that someday you'll actually have to buy them for the other person at another day's price. If the price goes up, then you're losing money.
2 hours later 32959077 Anonymous
>>32958984
>>32958950
I believe income implies that you are trading bitcoins as a business rather than a hobby, e.g. staying by a computer all day watching prices fluctuate minutely and selling a small limited stock versus buying a bulk and sitting on it. Income is more prone to tax breaks.
2 hours later 32959088 Anonymous
>>32959077
>>32958984
>>32959024
so what do you declare bitcoin profits that you mined?
2 hours later 32959102 Anonymous
>>32959035
>so what stops for example out multi millionaire bro here from shorting Bitcoin?
I stayed away from bitcoin because there is no intrinsic value to the currency, and therefore its price movement is purely random. I didn't make millions by throwing darts at the stock listings. I only invest in proven long-term strategies. Bitcoin has no meaningful track record at all, and therefore is just as likely to go up as down.
2 hours later 32959114 Anonymous
>>32959069
Yes, less than a year. I suppose there is no way to prove it's short term, but I'm also not going to commit fraud and lie to the IRS. Besides, if I wanted to save money I would have said it was long term gains.
2 hours later 32959116 Anonymous
>>32959088
that is an excellent question.
Does it go on the 1099? I am not a tax expert
2 hours later 32959121 Anonymous
>>32959088
if you can prove you've been "trading" bitcoins since, like, 2010 and have been doing so basically like it's a job, income. If not, capital gains.
2 hours later 32959134 Anonymous
>>32959075
Ok I'm starting to like economics but how do you sell something you don't have?
Also thanks for explaining I'm getting really curious now.
2 hours later 32959148 Anonymous
>>32957230
See what the trend is by Sunday. Don't sell just yet.
2 hours later 32959150 Anonymous
>>32959067
Wait
what if I borrowed Goldstein's 10 shares of A and sold immediately, and the share price of A one day later went to $800 or something because A is a gold mining company and hit a huge deposit or some shit?
What happens when Goldstein wants his 10 shares of A back?
2 hours later 32959154 Anonymous
Oh, and whomever asked what tax bracket I'm in, it was the 15% bracket. I make right around $32k a year. Short term capital gains are taxed at the same level as your income tax.
2 hours later 32959161 Anonymous (imnevershortingagain.png 799x216 21kB)
>>32958816
>>32958834
>>32958843
>>32958913
I have never made money by shorting anything
Here's my long positions
2 hours later 32959164 Anonymous
>>32959134
you just tell them you will give it to them later. it's like getting a loan, but in reverse
2 hours later 32959167 Anonymous
>>32958985
>>32958985
Long-term stable, short-term volatile.
2 hours later 32959177 Anonymous
>>32959150
your ass is fucked up.
nobody would short some sort of mining company.
I think there was this Canadian or something mining company whose stocks tripled in a week because of a discovery.
2 hours later 32959181 Anonymous
>>32959161
Fuckin' UPS. It has nowhere to go but up now, what with the way we're killing the postal service.
2 hours later 32959183 Anonymous
>>32959150
You are fucked 6 ways to Sunday, Anonymous.
2 hours later 32959191 Anonymous
Its going down.
2 hours later 32959199 Anonymous
Lag is climbing up guys.
2 hours later 32959200 Anonymous
>held off until it jumped to $220
>cashed my 17 litecoins in for bitcoins, .36, $80
>hits $250, sad because i can't put in any more money
>check btc-e today, $166
How could this happen?
2 hours later 32959207 Anonymous
Retard who sold at $44 here.
So, if bitcoin crashes, should I buy?
2 hours later 32959215 Anonymous
>>32959164
Wrong. You actually need to borrow shit from your broker and sell it. Times when you could just randomly short shit are gone long time ago, maybe your grand-grandpa can tell you about them.
2 hours later 32959221 Anonymous
>>32959207
yeah if it crashes why not.
3 hours later 32959244 Anonymous
>>32959207
No, because you and everyone else will try to as well
3 hours later 32959248 Anonymous
>>32957296
Sent ;)
3 hours later 32959251 Anonymous
>>32959149
>Then why don't you just wait for it to either crash and burn and start anew, or just randomly dump $50 into it.
To be honest, that kind of investment isn't worth my time. And I have to pay 1/3 of my short term gains to the government anyway, so speculative plays just don't any sense to me, even for a laugh.
3 hours later 32959259 Anonymous
>>32959207
That's what I did. I got in at ~ $17 / coin. I make what is pretty much 9 months salary yesterday.
Or not, this shit could never come back.
3 hours later 32959272 Anonymous
>>32959251
>my time
you're 40 and a multi millionaire.
why are you still working?
3 hours later 32959276 Anonymous
>>32959244
that's what they said
and it still crashed
3 hours later 32959285 Anonymous
>>32959150
Then you're royally fucked.
Hence the risk.
3 hours later 32959287 Anonymous
>>32959215
I'm surprised at how completely vague everyone is being about shorting.
How shorting works:
You think a stock price is going to go down.
You borrow some guy's shares.
You immediately sell them.
The price goes down.
You buy the same amount of shares before at the reduced price, give them back to the guy, and pocket the difference.
Of course, if they go up instead, you have to buy back at the higher price, which is why it's so risky. They can only go down so far, but the loss on shorting is potentially infinite.
3 hours later 32959297 Anonymous
>>32959167
>Long-term stable, short-term volatile.
The stock market, yes.
The Bitcoin market, no. At least not currently.
3 hours later 32959298 Anonymous
>>32959272
Finishing off one last project, and then I'm done working. Should be officially retired by the end of year.
3 hours later 32959299 Anonymous
>>32959251
>that isn't worth my time
>spends hours on anonymous anime image technology boards
o-ok
3 hours later 32959302 Anonymous
>>32959276
If it crashed then why aren't you buying right now
3 hours later 32959304 Anonymous
It's not going to crash anymore you retards. This drop was only cause of panic selling brought upon by a coordinated DDOS attack against all stock exchanges simultaneously (most likely by the government). DDOS is over and Bitcoin will recover and continue to grow. Sorry for ruining your guys circle jerk of hurh bitcoin 'all is lost' bull shit. Carry on, children.
3 hours later 32959324 Anonymous
>>32959207
You are a retard if you don't know that THERE'S NO WAY TO TELL.
Buttcoins have no intrinsic value. They're practically worthless as a currency. So this is a purely speculative market with no end game.
I sell you my cum-filled kleenex for $1. You sell it to Bob for $2. Bob sells it to Steve for $3. Steve sells it to Bill for $4. Bill sells it back to you for $5. You sell it to Bob for $6. Bob sells it to Steve for $7 Steve sells it to Bill for $8. Bill then can't find any seller at $8, but you ask if you should buy it for $4.
It's a fucking cum-filled kleenex.
3 hours later 32959331 Anonymous
>>32959304
pump and dump 2.0
3 hours later 32959334 Anonymous
>>32959207
not retarded at all
3 hours later 32959339 Anonymous
>>32959304
The crash was because ASIC makers cashing out. That jumpstarted it. It made prices drop to below $200, and from then on, people got shit scared and started cashing out, furthering the crash.
3 hours later 32959350 Anonymous
>>32959272
Why does Bill Gates still work
Why does Warren Buffett still work
Why does George Soros still work
Why does Mark Zuckerburg still work
Why does Jim Rogers still work
Why does Michael Dell still work
Why do millionaire actors still act
Why do millionaire athletes still play
If you're one of the people who just wants to get rich and fuck around forever, you might not have the right attitude or personality it takes to get rich in the first place
3 hours later 32959358 Anonymous
>>32959304
>(most likely by the government)
The rest of what you said is probably correct, but why the fuck would the government want to cause a mid-scale DDoS? That's dumb. If they wanted to take everything down, they'd do it by force, not with some UDP flooding.
3 hours later 32959359 Anonymous
>>32959304
>most likely by the government
i like you
3 hours later 32959367 Anonymous
>>32959339
>The crash was because ASIC makers cashing out.
You've been saying this over and over, but what evidence do you have? What evidence is there even of a good SHA-256 ASIC that's cheap to produce?
3 hours later 32959371 Anonymous
how many of you giant faggots actually have these coins?
3 hours later 32959379 Anonymous
>>32959299
I just meant that I tend to invest in blocks of $10K, not $50. And putting $10K into bitcoin has no attraction to me.
> but I do enjoy the angst of watching others ride the rollercoaster
3 hours later 32959380 Anonymous
>>32959350
There's a difference.
Most of the people make a difference in the world. Being a broker is a stressful job.
3 hours later 32959393 Anonymous
>>32959324
I'm friends with an economist and he showed me the same pic people are posting in this thread:
>>32956193
vialsni the
3 hours later 32959397 Anonymous
>>32959324
Not true. Buttcoins do have some intrinsic value, just not nearly as much as people are attributing to it.
1. Fully anonymous whether the currency is in rest or in motion (transferred).
2. Evades taxes.
3. Decentralized, so you can give money to an entity directly with no middlemen and no or almost no fees.
That is where it gains its intrinsic worth. The rest is speculative.
3 hours later 32959409 Anonymous
>>32959367
Over and over? Only two other people have said it in this thread that I'm aware of, and I just happen to believe in that too.
I'm not saying that it caused the $100+ drop, but that most likely under some psychological level, like getting back from $200, would have triggered a lot of people/bots alarms, resulting in a lot of selling from a lot of people and a DDoS.
3 hours later 32959420 Anonymous
>>32959362
why didn't tell me sooner that I have a gold mine in my pants?
3 hours later 32959421 Anonymous
>tfw live with gestapo belt-whipping father
>if not for being forbideen from using my computer i could have sold at $260 and bought at $100
>could have turned my $90 into $140, easily
At least i dislocated his knee yesterday
#firstworldproblems
3 hours later 32959425 Anonymous
I just want it to fucking stabilise so I can buy LSD.
3 hours later 32959429 Anonymous
>>32959409
>I'm not saying that it caused the $100+ drop, but that most likely under some psychological level, like getting back from $200, would have triggered a lot of people/bots alarms, resulting in a lot of selling from a lot of people and a DDoS.
Well yeah, obviously. But how the fuck are you correlating that with ASICs?
3 hours later 32959430 Anonymous (1311467340470.jpg 640x480 31kB)
>Could have had $11,000 if I hadnt smoked my bitcoins
>Dat regret
3 hours later 32959438 Anonymous
What the fuck happened to warrant this fucking sticky?
3 hours later 32959441 Anonymous
>>32959297
Steady increase Y-O-Y since its inception.
lrn2long-term.
3 hours later 32959455 Anonymous
>>32959023
You don't need credit to open a margin account. Just sufficient assets.
3 hours later 32959459 Anonymous
>>32959438
High of 270 low of 105. Bricks were shat but it was the same clever rule that led to the last crash.
3 hours later 32959464 Anonymous
>>32959438
Price went up to ~$250, dropped back to ~$100.
3 hours later 32959472 Anonymous
>>32959430
fake. girls dont cut their throats, too messy. vast majority of female suicides is by hanging or drugs.
source: im a medical examiner.
3 hours later 32959476 Anonymous
>>32959430
There is no good in easy mony. Ask the old fart millionaire somewhere here.
3 hours later 32959479 Anonymous
>>32959397
>Not true. Buttcoins do have some intrinsic value, just not nearly as much as people are attributing to it.
>
>1. Fully anonymous whether the currency is in rest or in motion (transferred).
>2. Evades taxes.
>3. Decentralized, so you can give money to an entity directly with no middlemen and no or almost no fees.
>
>That is where it gains its intrinsic worth. The rest is speculative.
Someone doesn't know what intrinsic value means. Bitcoins have no intrinsic value because there's nothing underlying them as an asset. There's also no full faith and credit of a sovereign nation backing them. They're based on math. You can't cash in on math.
3 hours later 32959487 Anonymous
>>32959472
most female "suicides" are just attention stunts too and don't actually kill them
3 hours later 32959493 Anonymous
>>32959397
>Buttcoins do have some intrinsic value
You're confusing extrinsic with intrinsic.
3 hours later 32959501 Anonymous
>>32959455
>You don't need credit to open a margin account. Just sufficient assets.
Someone doesn't know what the word "margin" means.
3 hours later 32959502 Anonymous
Bitcoin has already recovered to $170. Where exactly was this "crash"? It will be back at $200+ in a few days.
3 hours later 32959504 Anonymous (66f.gif 180x180 1027kB)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdJ H7Y56c7Y
3 hours later 32959509 Anonymous
>>32959479
>you can't cash in on math
Tell that to the fuckers who were selling when it was at $250.
3 hours later 32959526 Anonymous
>>32959429
ASIC makers mining for a while before selling to the widespread public and taking advantage of still not obscene difficulties, and suddenly for whatever reason 'lets sell a bunch'
That drags it from 250ish to < 200
Below that point, perhaps some weird people had coded bots (because its habbiding) and regular people too
That furthers the crash and a DDoS.
3 hours later 32959527 Anonymous
>tfw 1 BTC
3 hours later 32959528 Anonymous
>>32959459
>>32959464
What kind of crazy market is that? Are economists creaming their pants over all this data or are they so indifferent it hurts? Does it even matter even a tiny bit to anyone who isn't a buttcoin hoarder?
3 hours later 32959534 Anonymous (squeezed.png 513x437 15kB)
>>32959150
That leads to whats called a short squeeze where all the shorts rush to buy in their shares launching the price higher and higher.
3 hours later 32959538 Anonymous
I have a question for the awarebros that didn't buy into Bitcoin.
Can't the banks/government shut this down at any point in time?
3 hours later 32959546 Anonymous
>>32959534
I dont even understand what are this lines/rectangles
3 hours later 32959563 Anonymous
>>32959501
Go open a margin account, dipshit. They don't ask for credit.
3 hours later 32959565 Anonymous
>>32959506
Backed by the full faith and credit of the United State of fucking America, together with its millions of God-fearing, hard-working citizens and our thriving gross domestic product. A dollar has value because America.
3 hours later 32959578 Anonymous
>>32959546
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candl estick_chart
3 hours later 32959589 Anonymous
>>32959479
>Someone doesn't know what intrinsic value means. Bitcoins have no intrinsic value because there's nothing underlying them as an asset. There's also no full faith and credit of a sovereign nation backing them. They're based on math. You can't cash in on math.
I'm not an economics person at all, but isn't there a difference between "intrinsic value" and "backing"? Bitcoins have only a mathematic backing, but they do have a fundamental use as a tool (the things I described) other than as something to invest it, even if those things aren't tangible.
>>32959502
There was a crash, but interestingly it seems to have sorted itself out. $266 straight to $105 is definitely a crash. It's just not a long scale one.
3 hours later 32959614 Anonymous
S-so, anyone else buy their one-year 4chan Pass for a buttcoin when they were worth like $8 apiece?
3 hours later 32959618 Anonymous
>>32959538
Easily
3 hours later 32959626 Anonymous
>>32959526
>ASIC makers mining for a while before selling to the widespread public and taking advantage of still not obscene difficulties, and suddenly for whatever reason 'lets sell a bunch'
I know you're SAYING that, but what are you basing it off of? What article, what source, what person has claimed they are currently in possession of these ASICs and that they actually exist? Is there some bitcoin address overflowing in coins? Is there some specific evidence for any of this, or is it just a conspiracy theory?
3 hours later 32959627 Anonymous (usa-flag.jpg 480x480 34kB)
>>32959565
fuck yeah
>yfw bitcoin doesn't even have a flag
3 hours later 32959637 Anonymous
>>32959581
https://www.thinkorswim.com/tos/cli ent/index.jsp
thinkorswim platform
3 hours later 32959644 Anonymous
>>32959618
Thanks~
3 hours later 32959650 joker (1351299378872.jpg 500x732 79kB)
I got nearly 10k units of BBQ coins.
I'm finding blocks every few minutes with my single 5750 gpu.
You should get into it guys...
3 hours later 32959653 Anonymous
>>32959538
>Can't the banks/government shut this down at any point in time?
Yes, if they want to. Or at least make it extremely difficult, turning Bitcoins entirely into a black market.
3 hours later 32959654 Anonymous
>>32959077
>>32959121
I've got a home back in Mexico, where I;m sure nobody gives a fuck about your internet mining bullshit. If I cash them there, is it safe from taxes?
3 hours later 32959659 Anonymous
>>32959618
>government shut down a decentralized currency
>can't even stop teenagers from downloading Brittney spears
ur kind of retarded, eh mate?
3 hours later 32959667 Anonymous
>>32959528
Buttcoin market is nothing for srs bzns. I feel bad even for using the word "market" lol.
3 hours later 32959685 Anonymous
>>32959653
By turning it into a black market the price would go down and it would only be used for silk road. Interesting.
3 hours later 32959686 Anonymous
>>32959538
yes. all they have to do is shut down the exchanges.
its not just the banks/governments, hackers could destroy it (2011 crash) and early investors could crash the market
3 hours later 32959689 Anonymous
/g/ - Tax Evasion
3 hours later 32959700 Anonymous
>>32959659
shutting down =/= busting down the doors and sending someone to jail
you can easily do it with lots of money
3 hours later 32959706 Anonymous
>>32959689
To be honest, everyone ever has tried to evade taxes.
3 hours later 32959710 Anonymous
>>32959650
if you're going to pump and dump, at least choose a cryptocurrency which the owner doesn't call an "experiment" or "joke currency"
3 hours later 32959711 joker
>>32959689
If I made a few million, I would pay my taxes to get the government off my back.
3 hours later 32959715 Anonymous (moot gettin jewed.png 755x466 535kB)
>>32956414
the consequences would be too real, ie moot's gunnagetsued.nope
3 hours later 32959723 Anonymous
>>32959538
yes, but it's far more likely that financial institutions shut it down, e.g. banks suspend the accounts of exchanges, refusing to insure the companies dealing in bitcoins.
3 hours later 32959738 Anonymous
>>32959625
Yes, the more your bitcoin is worth the more stuff you can buy with it
Just like if you have $250 as opposed to $150, you can buy more with the bigger amount
3 hours later 32959742 Anonymous
>>32959650
>not scooping up bucket loads of peepeecoins
3 hours later 32959749 Anonymous
>>32959650
I have a 5750 too
3 hours later 32959752 joker
>>32959710
Look at BYTE coin, it was created on the day of the fools,a 1:1 copy, and it has taken off...
3 hours later 32959765 Anonymous
>>32959715
People on forums don't get sued, what's the difference?
3 hours later 32959769 Anonymous
I'm going to make a bitcoin just for /g/
I'll call it retardcoin
Who wants to start mining
3 hours later 32959773 joker
>>32959752
launched*
3 hours later 32959778 Anonymous
>>32959659
Bitcoin operates on electronic exchanges
Besides declaring such exchanges illegal, the government can just dedicate a few experts to finding and crashing these exchanges
If they wanted to get serious, they could do financial manipulation
Have you ever even bought a fucking bitcoin before?
Have you sold it for real world cash?
Where did you do the conversion? Where did your USD appear?
Exactly.
Man, evening /g/ is so shit
3 hours later 32959786 Anonymous
>>32959769
>not mining Gen2coins
3 hours later 32959808 Anonymous
>>32959769
you probably couldn't, your programming and software design are so lame you probably couldn't even get the chain working
3 hours later 32959821 Anonymous
>>32959538
This.
>>32959618
And it doesn't even have to be a technical attack. The government can just declare that any company that takes bitcoins has to take a piece of paper with "1 BTC" written on it at the same value. Or they can allow banks to print their own electronic version for reserve banking, so now it would be exactly the same as the dollar except with a 10 minute authentication time and fees on every transaction (when mining ends).
3 hours later 32959828 Anonymous
>>32959778
We can still use it to pay for goods/services of others that use it directly.
which is what you normally want a currency for anymay.
3 hours later 32959868 Anonymous
>>32959821
>2011+3-1
>not knowing the government is using it's chump change to destabilize the btc market.
3 hours later 32959870 Anonymous
>>32959689
/g/ - Barter is immoral
3 hours later 32959885 Anonymous
>>32959875
Call the japs and ask.
3 hours later 32959905 Anonymous
>>32959875
It's already back up to $175.
3 hours later 32959908 Anonymous
>>32956943
This picture never gets old. If fat people looked at this daily, then they wouldn't crave disgusting fast food all the time.
3 hours later 32959922 Anonymous (5_bubbles.png 934x499 15kB)
3 hours later 32959938 Anonymous
>>32959689
As long as you keep your wealth in bitcoins you can evade taxes.
Until you actually decide you want to buy something other than drugs.
3 hours later 32959955 Anonymous
>>32955193
>shit could be worse
I could be raped by a grisly bear.
3 hours later 32959958 Anonymous
>>32959938
Then just use them to buy prepaid visa cards
3 hours later 32959967 Anonymous
>>32959868
>2013
>thinking the government cares about the going rate of a transactional commodity they don't use.
The rate doesn't affect BTC as a currency one bit. If we're trading tulip bulbs at $1 each or $1 million, their use is the same.
3 hours later 32959971 Anonymous (54cd550a_Mr-Mackey-mr-mackey-24128280-700-450.jpg 700x450 33kB)
>>32959938
3 hours later 32959983 Anonymous
>>32959875
Already back at 175. This is just a new normal. After this expect more growth, maybe we will be at 400 next month!
3 hours later 32960005 Anonymous
Best drop this year.
3 hours later 32960032 Anonymous (1364226182046.jpg 1252x956 261kB)
>>32955536
all those fucking hairy vaginas and assholes
3 hours later 32960079 Anonymous
>>32960015
Just go with russians. No ddos, no lag. You might find it hard to cash out though.
3 hours later 32960096 Anonymous
>>32960048
http://bullmarketthinking.com/chart s-bitcoin-vs-10-of-the-biggest-bubb les-in-human-history/
3 hours later 32960111 Anonymous
So how low will they drop, I remember seeing them for $12 last year when threads on /g/ perked my interest but was always just an observer never a buyer.
How often do these bubbles occur?
3 hours later 32960153 Anonymous (Screenshot - 04102013 - 09:38:42 PM.png 861x578 31kB)
So I bought a Buttcoin. Now what?
3 hours later 32960172 Anonymous
>>32960153
Now you hold on to it until you're a millionaire.
3 hours later 32960175 Anonymous
>>32960153
Now you watch as your investment evaporates to nothing/quadruples in value!
3 hours later 32960178 Anonymous
>>32960153
Now you wait.
3 hours later 32960180 Anonymous (advertising intensifies.jpg 350x350 17kB)
sup /g/
Why does the litecoin client work better on my machine than the bitcoin client
Mind you i'm talking about the client, not a miner.
the bitcoin client takes forever to sync, and is far more cpu intensive than the litecoin client.
why is that?
3 hours later 32960181 Anonymous (Untitled.png 253x130 2kB)
I bought 300 bitcoins
I'm going to ignore the market for 1 week
you can't stop me /g/
3 hours later 32960186 Anonymous
>>32960005
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-zB -Egc_9w
3 hours later 32960190 Anonymous
>>32960153
Go trade on btc-e and not on mtgox. BTC-e always follows behind mtgox for about a minute. So if keep watching the charts you can find out if some shit will go down on btc-e.
3 hours later 32960191 Anonymous
>>32960153
rm -f wallet.dat
3 hours later 32960193 Anonymous
>>32960153
You go on with your life like nothing happened.
3 hours later 32960206 Anonymous
>>32960180
Because that's the entire point of Litecoin.
It's
fucking
"LITE"
http://litecoin.org/ Read the things at the bottom.
If you mean exactly how it accomplishes it, then read the sourcec ode.
3 hours later 32960234 Anonymous
>>32960096
>http://bullmarketthinking.com/char ts-bitcoin-vs-10-of-the-biggest-bub bles-in-human-history/
Those based tulips.
3 hours later 32960236 Anonymous
>>32960153
now you have to set up an account connected to your bank account and send in a picture of your id to be able to exchange buttcoins into USD when the price changes so you can get the money out.
3 hours later 32960237 Anonymous
>0.0010
3 hours later 32960272 Anonymous
http://www.mtgoxlag.com/
oh shit son ddos
3 hours later 32960310 Anonymous
>>32960237
>filling the queue
that lag
3 hours later 32960408 Anonymous
Made 3 ltc during that ddos.
3 hours later 32960448 Anonymous
>not buying the buttcoins when they were cheap as shit and sold them off when the thing was bubbling all over.
god damn it /g/, who the hell is really that dumb?
3 hours later 32960499 Anonymous
>tfw /pol/ told me to put my entire savings into bitcoins and so i did
3 hours later 32960523 Anonymous
Bitinstant and MtGox screwed me over.
I was having trouble trying to use BitInstant, and the support at MtGox told me what number to put into BitInstant (Since it was wanting the one with M and X, and the one it said in their BitInstant gudie didn't have that). So I did, and it ended up getting sent to the wrong address. BitInstant is saying it was successfully deposited, and that they'll get back to me AFTER they deal with other inquiries.
MtGox is saying that money is gone. GONE. Even though it's their fuckup.
So yup. Out of $40.
Maybe some kind bloke who's gotten rich off these will be friendly enough to help ease my pain: 17R4jfK2c7dYrZpi8HB4RQtGG9tZLP9nPM
tl;dr, don't use bitinstant and don't use mtgox.
Actually, mtgox sucks anyway because of huge lag times, almost monopoly on bitcoin exchanges, and failure to innovate / have good code.
Use BTC-E instead.
3 hours later 32960533 Anonymous
>>32960499
teh joos manipulated bitcoin bro
its over
all over
3 hours later 32960540 Anonymous
>>32960499
How much?
3 hours later 32960560 Anonymous
>>32960444
sent ;)
4 hours later 32960567 Anonymous
>>32960523
>out of $40
>poorfag
>thinking anyone cares about his opinion on exchanges
4 hours later 32960576 Anonymous
>>32960540
[spoiler]enough for 2 bitcoins[/spoiler]
4 hours later 32960578 Anonymous
>>32960523
sent ;)
4 hours later 32960608 Anonymous
>>32960234
>Editors Note: Bitcoin collapsed by 25% just before the release of this article.
4 hours later 32960614 Anonymous
>>32960594
why.
4 hours later 32960643 Anonymous
>>32960583
It's behind Prolexic, so I think you'd either have to determine their web server's real external IP, or you'd have to DDoS Prolexic, which is like Cloudflare but for real businesses.
I don't know too much about how Prolexic works. The company I work for uses them though, and we're fairly big.
4 hours later 32960652 I'm too
>>32960594
all my why
4 hours later 32960677 Acbn (1365050683677.jpg 350x525 70kB)
I mined them last summer when they were under $30 each, now I have a few left over and was wondering where to sell them if it's even possible anymore.
Any ways to convert them to cash left? All of the prepaid sites are down.
I completely forgot about them until I saw that there was a crash today.
Anyone?
4 hours later 32960678 Anonymous (mtgox.png 1377x741 132kB)
>>32960523
>almost monopoly on bitcoin exchanges
It's only 50% of the bitcoin trade now and slowly dropping. You get just as much market impact from other exchanges, people are just too stupid to notice it.
4 hours later 32960698 Anonymous
>>32960594
god damn it anon
4 hours later 32960715 sent ;) sent ;)
>>32955327
sent ;)
4 hours later 32960725 Anonymous (1364701582810.png 548x513 19kB)
>>32960499
>taking financial advice from /pol/
4 hours later 32960743 Anonymous (buttcoin.jpg 564x308 57kB)
IT'LL GO BACK UP GOYS BUY BUY BUY BUY
4 hours later 32960769 Anonymous
>>32960738
Bots configured to buy/sell at that price?
4 hours later 32960772 Anonymous
http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/bi tfloor/USD
http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/bi tfloor/USD
http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/bi tfloor/USD
IT LIVES
4 hours later 32960779 Anonymous
>>32960678
>the bitcoin trade now and slowly dropping. You get just as much market impact from other exchanges, people are just too stupid to notice it.
Good catch bro. TBH, I've just been echoing what others have said as far as "near monopoly." Regardless, they're still a large monolithic player and we'd all probably be served better through more competition.
>is a (m)agic (t)he (g)athering (o)nline (x)change
>loljk;now riding bitcoin wave.
>fgtposter commits logical fallacy.
4 hours later 32960800 Anonymous
>>32958214
>2009
Shit, that must have been scary.
4 hours later 32960822 King of Shitposting
Sorry guys, I'm late to the party. Did it pop yet?
4 hours later 32960841 Anonymous
>>32960236
Or just cash out to PayPal with VirWox.
4 hours later 32960843 Anonymous
hahahahahahaha, just as I bought a couple coins around 20 hours ago.
girlfriend dumped me recently, failing two courses at uni, one of my fucking hard drives copped out, and now this
i can't do much else other than laugh
funny how life works
4 hours later 32960853 Anonymous
Is it over
4 hours later 32960888 Anonymous
>>32960853
I hasn't even begun
4 hours later 32960912 Anonymous
Send your dosh to me before you hero.
4 hours later 32960918 Anonymous
>>32960843
good luck with your life friend.
4 hours later 32960931 Anonymous
>>32960853
for now (i.e. the next year at the least)?
yes.
I'd advise everyone to keep any coins you might have, consider it a long term investment. don't sell any and certainty don't buy any more. now isn't the time
4 hours later 32960950 Anonymous
>>32960919
a long way away.
4 hours later 32961022 Anonymous
>>32960919
HAHAHA it hasn't popped.
It's in the bulltrap phase.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped ia/commons/4/4b/Stages_of_a_bubble. png
4 hours later 32961066 Anonymous
>>32960594
but why would you do this
4 hours later 32961102 Anonymous (1353082782549.jpg 1920x1080 548kB)
Hey guys don't forget to get your 4chan passes with BitCoins
4 hours later 32961120 Anonymous (vegeta.jpg 340x254 11kB)
See you next time, bubble. No one can stand up to the prince of the Saiyan race…
4 hours later 32961136 Anonymous (profitability.png 958x191 27kB)
Why hasn't /g/ joined the Litecoin master race yet?
4 hours later 32961188 Bathroom Humor
>>32961102
I'm almost positive that mootles cashed out way before today.
4 hours later 32961195 Anonymous (tabs.png 689x589 72kB)
>>32961136
because stability. Look at the tabs.
4 hours later 32961217 Anonymous
>>32955011
>ALL IS LOST
>People who don't understand markets
Implying your retarded ass knows more than the butthurt fucktards.
4 hours later 32961234 Anonymous
>>32961195
>benny hill theme
4 hours later 32961239 Anonymous
>does this mean the people that have thousands of bitcoins are rich now?
no, and i'll tell you why.
bitcoins are only worth what people are willing to pay for them. nobody is going to buy your (worthless) bitcoin for 500$. this whole bitcoin thing is a fad (darknet). without the darknet bitcoin wouldn't exist. do you basement neckbeard think bitcoin is going mainstream? lol in your dreams
the whole mining thing is stupid. do you honestly think you getting rich with a couple of graphics cards?? its almost worse than WOW gold mining where chinese slaves make peanuts.
look, even if you had thousand bitcoins good luck liquidating them. you maybe get a couple suckers that will pay the 500$ but its not like stock trading where a broker mediates your trades.
4 hours later 32961266 Anonymous
>>32961239
Are you anguished?
4 hours later 32961282 Anonymous
dubs get
4 hours later 32961307 Anonymous (NLaIJ.jpg 604x453 22kB)
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4 hours later 32961310 Anonymous (1298055771982.gif 351x398 88kB)
>>32961239
>>does this mean the people that have thousands of bitcoins are rich now?
>
>no, and i'll tell you why.
4 hours later 32961330 Anonymous (1362291028997.gif 245x150 954kB)
I took the advice of /g/
Bought at $260 thinking it could only go higher...
I come home after work to this...
>lost my savings
>invested other people's money into this
FUCK YOU /g/.
FUCK YOU AND YOUR SHITTY CRYPTOSCAM.
4 hours later 32961346 Anonymous
>>32961239
here's a tip, since you're clueless, when people are buying the price goes up
when people aren't buying the price goes down
want to guess which happened to bitcoin?
4 hours later 32961356 Anonymous
>>32961330
>listening to /g/
4 hours later 32961358 Anonymous
I really don't believe that buttcoins would drop $100 in a single day.
4 hours later 32961367 Anonymous
>>32960180
far fewer transactions than bitcoin has, so the block chain hasn't grown as large
4 hours later 32961379 Anonymous
>>32961330
/g/ as a whole was pretty sceptical
you, commonly known as the sucker, followed the advice of a happy merchant
btc will hopefully reach $260 some time in the future though, don't worry
4 hours later 32961391 Anonymous
>>32961330
>invested other people's money into this
>I'm stupid
Yeah I know you are.
4 hours later 32961407 Anonymous
>>32961330
>implying you did
yeah, no screen shots at all from people claiming this
it's getting old brah, shut up
4 hours later 32961408 Anonymous
>>32961330
>being this gullible
No, fuck you. You deserved to lose every penny of it, because you're a bumbling idiot who can't think for himself and thinks that people on the internet are actually looking out for his best interest.
Grow half a brain and don't give your money to every ponzi scheme or Nigerian prince you find you fucking tool.
4 hours later 32961418 Anonymous
Goddammit! I borrowed money from the Saudis with my daughter as collateral! I put everything into bitcoins at $260 a coin! Please, help me! They're gonna put her in a rape club!
4 hours later 32961425 Anonymous
would someone benefit from customizing their litecoin miner to send calculated shares to multiple pools, to increase rewards?
4 hours later 32961434 Anonymous (1327006867164.png 400x400 101kB)
>>32961330
I refuse to believe anyone is this stupid.
Trolls trolling trolls etc.
4 hours later 32961455 Anonymous
>>32961425
the calulated share hash is based on the address of the pools receiving address for generated coins.
impossible to use that calculation anywhere else
4 hours later 32961478 Anonymous
>>32961418
Taken 3: Bitcoin Kidnappers
4 hours later 32961484 Anonymous (1201141467910.jpg 700x700 316kB)
The technology is awesome, the people using it are stupid.
4 hours later 32961506 Anonymous
>>32961346
>want to guess which happened to bitcoin?
i don't know, but i'm guessing its probably something similar to a "pump and dump"
regardless, bitcoin will go to zero (again) soon. i guarantee it.
4 hours later 32961548 Anonymous (lehappymerchant.png 500x648 72kB)
>>32961506
>i don't know, but i'm guessing its probably something similar to a "pump and dump"
*Ding Ding*
That's exactly what happened.
4 hours later 32961569 Idontkno (aad439046fa32e1226153311fdecda5b.png 638x293 23kB)
Would anyone recommend paying for someones ASIC preorder over ebay?
this shit is slow
4 hours later 32961570 Anonymous
>>32959706
Speak for yourself. I have no problem paying my taxes. After all, I do enjoy having paved roads.
4 hours later 32961591 Anonymous (1324143853800.png 476x558 29kB)
>>32961506
>guys lissn to me i fucken gurentee that btc will go low again, fucken sware
4 hours later 32961592 Anonymous
>>32961569
go for it.
4 hours later 32961599 Anonymous
>>32961570
Same. I've made almost $25k from bitcoins, and I don't see why I should fuck with it by trying to play with the IRS.
4 hours later 32961605 Anonymous
>>32961540
Of course. I know, after seeing how reliable of a currency Bitcoin is, I'm just itching to put all of my money in it and see what happens.
Seriously, the events of today amounted to more than a $100 loss on the value of each individual Bitcoin. It showed just how unstable the Bitcoin is, and how the shit liquidity will come to bite you in the ass as it flails about in value wildly. If you honestly think that's going to attract positive attention from investors, you're delusional.
4 hours later 32961644 Anonymous
>>32961506
but wait, you claimed no one wanted to buy any bitcoins
seems you backed off your previous claim there hoss
4 hours later 32961671 Anonymous
I got access to 30 Optiplexes.
Should i leave them alone or put litecoin on em?
4 hours later 32961704 Anonymous
>>32961671
if its those shitty black/grey ones don't expect much. hell an nvidia card could probably mine more than that.
4 hours later 32961733 Anonymous
i still don't get how wallets work.
espicially the whole password/key/paper wallet thing
4 hours later 32961737 Idontkno
>>32961671
litecoin vs bitcoin
4 hours later 32961764 Anonymous (implying buttcoins cant buy real things.jpg 962x326 43kB)
>mfw I found 12 bitcoins in my old wallet and sold 10 of them at $105
Still, practically "free" money is better than nothing...I will enjoy this upgrade.
4 hours later 32961765 Anonymous
>>32961729
>>>/a/
4 hours later 32961814 Anonymous
>>32961764
>Selling low
>Not waiting to get high
You did wrong, son.
4 hours later 32961818 Anonymous
>>32961764
>ASSrock mobo
>7950
why.exe
4 hours later 32961843 Anonymous
>>32961814
Hindsight is 20/20...
I mined those back when they were worth $5 each, and I figured there was as much chance of it dropping back to nothing as there was of going higher.
4 hours later 32961865 Anonymous
>>32961818
Every other comparable mobo is way more expensive in Australia. $160 is very cheap for something like that.
4 hours later 32961869 Anonymous
>>32961764
>find over a grand
>spend most of it on computer parts
Jesus Christ, did you actually need any of that, or are you just awful with money?
4 hours later 32961873 Anonymous (btc.png 666x559 178kB)
YOU COULD HAVE STOPPED IT
4 hours later 32961893 Anonymous
pop pop pop
watching bubs drop
4 hours later 32961900 Anonymous
While the concept is not particularly bad, the execution is.
The lack of regulation--durr I fraid of the government--makes it impossible for the market to operate in a way that is the least bit secure.
The majority of bit coins are hoarded. A single individual or group maintains one quarter of the available coins. the majority of transfers occur on a single exchange. there is not enough liquidity. no ability for the market to deal with huge sell offs or pump and dump schemes.
It is just not a safe investment to put real money in. I would trust pink sheets more.
bitcoin attracts people who understand computer and math but not economics. they trust the security of the algorithms while ignoring the market effects of hoarding a deflationary currency.
4 hours later 32961908 Anonymous (mtgox.png 873x474 35kB)
new update from MtGox
4 hours later 32961911 Anonymous
>>32961644
obviously some people are buying (idiots and suckers). most people buying these things are addicted to drugs. they use the bitcoins to buy drugs on silk road. a drug addict will pay the 500$ for his next hit of cocaine.
my point is bitcoins is NOT sustainable. it will go to zero.
4 hours later 32961933 Anonymous
>>32961918
sent ;)
4 hours later 32961974 Anonymous
>>32961906
>too late to buy in
yes. do some reading. essentially the value is in the speculation and media hype. bitcoin values have risen based upon news stories about its rise in value. this has resulted in it being tremendously overvalued.
if you want to make money, you might be better off looking to derivatives and betting against bitcoin.
4 hours later 32961977 Anonymous
Finally I can afford a bitcoin.
Is it worth only buying 1?
5 hours later 32962009 Anonymous
>>32961908
Jesus Christ, these people don't speak English natively, do they?
5 hours later 32962011 Anonymous
>>32961908
>last crash initiated by mtgox 'hacked'
>this crash initiated by mtgox server 'fail'
and they say bitcoin is supposed to be free of centralisation.
5 hours later 32962022 Anonymous (1324244387265.jpg 660x680 183kB)
>>32961869
I am doing fine financially, wanted to upgrade anyway but couldn't quite justify the expense before.
3570k is twice as fast as my 955, and 7950 is twice as fast as my 5850, so I'm expecting them to last.
5 hours later 32962032 Anonymous
>>32961908
>damagecontrol.jpg
5 hours later 32962060 Anonymous
>>32961911
You realise buying things off silk road you don't pay a flat bitcoin sum right?
You pay the equivalent value in USD.
>$500 for coke
Hilarious.
5 hours later 32962074 Anonymous
>>32961908
>It's taken a few months, but we've finally figured out a seamless way to manipulate the market and steal money from all you suckers
5 hours later 32962084 Anonymous
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1wutJhvg2g
5 hours later 32962088 Anonymous
>>32962060
I'm glad the price has dropped since I bought something. It's like cheap stuff!
5 hours later 32962106 Anonymous
>>32962074
They already steal money. They call it a "transaction fee".
5 hours later 32962131 Anonymous
>>32961908
It's all fine again goys, the market will go up soon in some hours or days.
5 hours later 32962142 Anonymous
>>32962106
>now_thats_what_i_call_edgy.jpg
5 hours later 32962151 Anonymous
>>32962096
top lel
5 hours later 32962180 Anonymous
>>32962084
Bitcoin theme song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9C ALKOvAI
5 hours later 32962217 Anonymous
>>32962194
sent, ;)
5 hours later 32962218 Anonymous
>>32962084
u tumble'n m8?
5 hours later 32962226 Anonymous
>>32962210
sent ;)
5 hours later 32962263 Anonymous
posting in le epic thread
5 hours later 32962339 Anonymous
>>32962306
sent ;)
5 hours later 32962351 Anonymous
Theme song
http://www.youtu.be/vmRjHAhKCOI#t=1 49s
5 hours later 32962416 Anonymous
>>32962359
Sell it at 199.99 to front run everyone else selling at 200.
5 hours later 32962441 Anonymous sent ;)
>>32962306
>>32962386
Sent 5 BTC to both of you.
5 hours later 32962483 Anonymous
>>32962448
sent ;)
5 hours later 32962510 Anonymous
>>32962472
I bought at $6
U MAD BRO?
5 hours later 32962552 Anonymous
HAY GEE, DID DA BURBLE BURTH?
5 hours later 32962553 Anonymous
>>32962537
$4
So casual
5 hours later 32962565 Anonymous
>>32962552
Dead cat bounce $170
5 hours later 32962577 Anonymous
>>32962557
sent ;)
5 hours later 32962590 Anonymous
>>32962573
$2
Feels Goodman
5 hours later 32962624 Anonymous (1352783233284.jpg 367x451 21kB)
http://www.businessweek.com/article s/2013-03-28/bitcoin-may-be-the-glo bal-economys-last-safe-haven
5 hours later 32962659 Anonymous
Jesus fucking christ, stop begging. Even if you're not serious, ironic shitposting is still shitposting.
5 hours later 32962664 Anonymous
>>32962624
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothy lee/2013/04/10/nobody-knows-if-bitc oin-is-a-bubble/
>article written yesterday
>it’s rational to buy bitcoins at $250 today
5 hours later 32962668 Anonymous (wow.jpg 1366x655 67kB)
Damn.
5 hours later 32962685 Anonymous
I think it's safe to say that Jews did this
5 hours later 32962703 Anonymous
>Hey guise we don't rely on banks
>Bank goes down for maintenance and nobody gives a shit
>MtGox gets DDoS'd a few hours and shit hits the fan
>Relying on a site built for Magic the Gathering
>2013
5 hours later 32962741 Anonymous
>>32962724
>>32962677
sent ;-)
5 hours later 32962780 Anonymous
>>32962770
sent ;-)
5 hours later 32962801 Anonymous sent ;)
>>32962770
r u frustrated?
5 hours later 32962828 Anonymous (back_in_the_days_trolling_meant_something_.jpg 470x600 54kB)
5 hours later 32962863 Anonymous
>All this begging
Go to leddit where people actually give away buttcoin. "BitcoinBillionaire" gave thousands away a couple days ago.
5 hours later 32962866 Anonymous
I'm new to bitcoining, how long would it take to profit from btc with a radeon 6870? I also have access to a 7770.
5 hours later 32962879 Anonymous
When are my 11 bitcoins going to be worth $1,000,000?
5 hours later 32962885 Anonymous
>>32962863
>going to leddit can earn you thousands of dollars
See you later faglords. I'm out of here.
5 hours later 32962894 Anonymous
>>32962885
>implying thousands of other fags like you aren't already begging
5 hours later 32962921 Anonymous
>>32962770
spent ;)
5 hours later 32962934 Anonymous
>>32962906
>8 years on 4chan
>never earned any tips
Fuck this shit site. I've been wasting my time on the wrong website.
5 hours later 32962944 Anonymous
>>32962882
What about litecoins? Also can someone give a me a formula on how to calculate payouts, m/hash, how to figure out current difficulty level.
5 hours later 32962949 Anonymous
>>32962940
when will that happen?
5 hours later 32962982 Anonymous
>>32962944
google for calculators, jeez.
5 hours later 32963021 Anonymous
>>32962967
Would their be any chance of them picking up steam in a couple years time? Do any sites use them as a legitimate payment option yet?
5 hours later 32963067 Anonymous (THERIDEv2.gif 1000x500 1789kB)
5 hours later 32963077 Anonymous
>>32963048
[✔] Verified: Anonymous ---> ฿0.1 BTC [$16.79 USD] ---> OP [help]
5 hours later 32963093 Anonymous
>>32963077
sent ;-)
5 hours later 32963098 Anonymous (election2b.jpg 799x586 103kB)
itt filthy beggars
pic almost related
>>32963021
Not really. Even bitcoin is pretty much dead long term.
5 hours later 32963152 Anonymous
>>32963098
>bitcoin is pretty much dead long term
>implying it's over
I bet you thought the same thing in 2011
5 hours later 32963201 Anonymous
>>32963152
Okay, kid, explain what happens when the bitcoin hoarders cash in their holdings?
Market price drops with sell off. Nothing to halt trading like would happen in any legitimate market. Panic. Price drops near zero.
We call this science.
6 hours later 32963255 Anonymous
>>32963152
It's not over, yet. If you didn't have the attention of every skiddie on the planet, you do now.
>Cause panic
>Buy low
>Sell high
>repeat
6 hours later 32963289 Anonymous
>>32963237
Way to not only copy someone but to fuck up faggot.
6 hours later 32963300 Anonymous Problems
1. Not legal tender.
2. Only exchangeable for other goods or currencies at a very small number of markets and merchants.
The Bitcoin system cryptographically and decentrally secures ownership and continued scarcity of the currency. But the real value, as with all currencies including gold, lies in the ability to exchange it. Lose that, and you're pretty much SOL.
(If a small number of actors can destabilize the currency like this, guess how resilient it is against the pressure that national governments can put on it.)
6 hours later 32963328 Anonymous
>>32963201
That's the thing, it's not going to reach the point where everyone cashes their holdings. It's only going to grow. It'll grow in popularity and value. Then, when it becomes easy enough to buy goods with, people will use it as a currency.
6 hours later 32963333 Anonymous
>>32963300
Also check my double doubles
6 hours later 32963368 Anonymous
>>32963333
Checking them in awe
6 hours later 32963391 Anonymous
As long as drugs are illegal and SR is alive, bitcoins will always have value. The gold standard of btc is drugs. That is their value. If drugs were ever legalized, SR would shut down and btc would lose value. But the world's governments are too retarded to legalize so btc and SR will be around for a long time.
6 hours later 32963395 Anonymous
>>32963300
The amount of vendors accepting bitcoin has only grown. Give it a few years and it'll be prolific.
As for the destabilization, that's becoming significantly more difficult as time goes on. A few years ago anyone with a few thousand dollars could cause a price change. Now it takes a few million to do the same. The number of people with the ability to shape it is slowly dwindling. When it reaches mass usage, then it will be as difficult to shape as any other currency. Perhaps even more so, since there is not central authority that can shape it by printing more.
6 hours later 32963402 Anonymous
>>32963333
Yes. Yes.
6 hours later 32963417 Anonymous
>>32957594
Looks like pictures from the 2008 crash
6 hours later 32963486 Anonymous
can someone tell me how the fuck wallets work?
6 hours later 32963487 Anonymous
>>32963452
>>32963445
sent ;)
6 hours later 32963495 Anonymous
>>32963452
suck some exec dick, get monies, get bitcoins
6 hours later 32963499 Anonymous
>>32963452
Fuck off Skrillex
6 hours later 32963506 Anonymous
I am just starting with mining. What miner should I get and what pool should I join? I have guiminer right now but my GPU is not coming up. I have a 6870 and Windows 7...
6 hours later 32963513 Anonymous
What do I need to install to get started ?
6 hours later 32963525 Anonymous
>>32963506
Make sure you have the latest drivers.
6 hours later 32963536 Anonymous
>>32962351
5/10
Heard it before
6 hours later 32963544 Anonymous
>>32963395
Considering that very few are actually in circulation and one-quarter are held by a single person, I really doubt that the market has as much power as you claim. Hell, a single exchange handles something like 85% of all transfers from hard currency to bitcoins.
>>32963380
Sorry, dumbfuck, but you fail to realize that the market is more than the technology. For bitcoins to have worth, people need to be able to exchange them. Right now it is easy. Changing law to make it illegal for banks to do it will kill value. It happens with gambling already. For another example, look up the history of bearer bonds.
you are fucking retarded and should have been aborted.
>>32963328
The increase in value over the past few months is a result of what? Why are bitcoins 700% more valuable than they were weeks ago?
Media hype, bro. The market is full of dummies trying to get rich quick. That leads to a bubble.
6 hours later 32963553 Anonymous
>>32963452
Katy perry is tha-
>grammys
Nevermind.
6 hours later 32963561 Anonymous
>>32955327
>getting depressed over some digital money
Dude, life is about a whole lot more than money. Stop being a sad piece of shit and get over it.
6 hours later 32963566 Anonymous
Thank you Mr. Janet for deleting beggars.
6 hours later 32963571 Anonymous
>>32963452
you know people are getting really desperate when they resort to obvious BS lies like this. Fucking sad.
6 hours later 32963572 Anonymous
>>32963547
Bitcoin. Unless I should mine something else?
6 hours later 32963598 Anonymous
>>32963545
sent ;)
6 hours later 32963664 Anonymous
>>32963333
very nice
6 hours later 32963687 Anonymous
>>32963537
huh okay that makes a bit more sense.
think i get the transaction part now
i've just been looking this up and i see a lot of posts about offline and paper wallets and how they're more secure than other wallets. i still don't get how that is
6 hours later 32963705 Anonymous
>>32963544
>The increase in value over the past few months is a result of what? Why are bitcoins 700% more valuable than they were weeks ago?
Because there are a ton of people trying to store their money in another currency. If you pay attention to conservative media then you see this sort of thing all the time. Before it was gold, now it's bitcoins. Do note, that those people that invested in gold only lost money if they were incredibly stupid. And the same goes for bitcoin. You have always been able to recoup your money with bitcoins (and profit, usually significantly) if you didn't panic and sell.
6 hours later 32963722 Anonymous (1340394614956.jpg 500x404 41kB)
>why didn't you save it /g/?
6 hours later 32963762 Anonymous
>>32963687
Your wallet just contains private keys. If someone gets the private key for a bitcoin address (the public key) then they can spend those coins. Offline and paper wallets are just storing your private keys either offline or on a physical piece of paper. They're only more secure because it's less likely for someone to be able to steal them. However, if someone does manage to get those private keys, then they can still spend them even if you're keeping your "wallet" as a piece of paper.
6 hours later 32963765 Anonymous
I'm guessing that a large percentage of the exchange volume right now is from rinse and repeaters and very little is actual investment purchases or sales. It creates the illusion of decent volume when, in fact, there actually isn't any. Each time it cycles the manipulators are removing more real money from the system, leaving everyone else holding the bag.
Think about what this means, folks. It isn't rocket science. Whatever cash was injected into the system by real investors is being leeched away by the manipulators. There is LESS real original cash remaining, yet all the remaining real investors believe that a Bitcoin is worth at least as much as they originally paid for it, because they see that magic exchange value in $USD 'Oh look, 1BTC is worth $166 BTC!'. What these investors do not understand is that they cannot ALL get that price if they were to sell. They can't get it even if they all paid that price going in because the manipulators have already squeezed out a considerable amount of cash from the system.
The very definition of a Ponzi scheme. This will only end in tears.
6 hours later 32963768 Anonymous
>>32963724
you have it backwards. it should be trade/value
6 hours later 32963786 Anonymous (rollercoaster.jpg 875x568 54kB)
are you guys prepared for the rollercoaster?
6 hours later 32963803 Anonymous
>>32963786
Yep.
6 hours later 32963809 Anonymous
>>32963786
IT'S (almost) HAPPENING
6 hours later 32963817 Anonymous
>>32963687
most wallet apps store the private keys in a file on the hard drive (hopefully encrypted).
paper wallets let you print and store the private keys in a safe deposit box until you need to send money somewhere. (incoming payments are never blocked)
if you are retarded and let trojans on your machine regularly, it helps
6 hours later 32963818 Anonymous
>>32963786
ready to pick up the cheap coins
6 hours later 32963825 Anonymous
can someone explain what the fuck just happened? not a /g/entleman here.
6 hours later 32963861 Anonymous
>>32963841
Yeah probly
6 hours later 32963864 Anonymous
There are a shitton of people waiting for it to drop so they can buy more coins. Its a never ending circle, it will NEVER truly crash. Then only way you will lose money is if you sell during the crash.
ALWAYS WAIT FOR THE DUST TO SETTLE AND THEN ACCESS THE SITUATION
6 hours later 32963867 Anonymous
>>32963544
>Changing law to make it illegal for banks to do it will kill value.
People will just smuggle them in their ass. They will literally be buttcoins.
6 hours later 32963889 Anonymous
>>32963872
The Russians are always up to something.
6 hours later 32963892 Anonymous
>>32963841
More than likely.
6 hours later 32963897 Anonymous
>>32963841
yes but not right now.
maybe in a month or so
6 hours later 32963898 Anonymous
>>32963722
WHERE WHERE YOU JAPANESE BIRD
WE NEEDED YOU
6 hours later 32963900 Anonymous
>>32963705
Gold has a value for jewelry and industry, which affects demands.
Bitcoins really do not. The only value is for illegal transactions [spoiler]with a complete history of use[/spoiler] and easy theft options
6 hours later 32963907 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpBO zNhA7-s
6 hours later 32963908 Anonymous
>>32963872
Bots.
6 hours later 32963923 Anonymous
>>32963864
hahahahaha
that's what the pump and dumpers want you to believe
in reality, everyone will sell as soon as they realise that bitcoins aren't going up at an insane rate like they were a few days ago.
6 hours later 32963939 Anonymous
>>32963914
hahaha
how delusional can you get
6 hours later 32963953 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-10 21:24:33.png 318x517 40kB)
>ribbit
These libertarians are almost more interested in buttcoin rather than porn. It's not even a default and it's contending for the most active subreddit. If you took the ratio of subscribers/online-users, they'd be the most active subreddit.
6 hours later 32963994 Anonymous
>>32963900
>with a complete history of use
Yeah, but it'd be pretty difficult to prove that you controlled any number of intermediary addresses if you move it to a new wallet. You could simply say "Yeah, I sold my Pokemon cards to some guy on Craigslist and he gave me bitcoins" even if you controlled both wallets. The burden of proof is on them to prove you controlled the intermediary address.
And also, mining coins spawns from nothingness and cannot be tracked.
6 hours later 32963995 Anonymous
>>32963937
>all these incoming [deleted]'s
6 hours later 32964005 Anonymous
>>32963979
And thanks in advance :3
6 hours later 32964054 Anonymous
>>32963772
>>32963762
okay, so i just made a wallet on blockchain. So they basically store all my private keys to my main wallet and the other addresses.
And if I made some offline wallet I would have to manually sign every transaction with my key, but the private key is not actually stored anywhere (besides on the paper or wherever i keep the key)
is that right?
6 hours later 32964055 Anonymous
>all these beggars
fuck this, can't believe this thread is full of poorfags, I'll find a place to discuss investment that actually has people with money on it
6 hours later 32964058 Anonymous
How would I get started with Litecoins? Are there pools? What is the best miner to use?
6 hours later 32964080 Anonymous
>>32964046
They seem like they actually have the goods. But I doubt they can get these things out in high enough numbers. They have like 3 people building the machines. Then they need to do testing and QA. And they have a ridiculous queue of preorders.
6 hours later 32964088 Anonymous
>>32963992
heh
6 hours later 32964097 Anonymous (niceplace.jpg 1337x899 230kB)
>>32963992
Nice apartment, guy.
6 hours later 32964120 shrromheadshot (1279435684491.jpg 450x592 32kB)
you guy should really try Dragon's Tale
it's an mmo casino for buttcoin
6 hours later 32964137 Anonymous
>>32963992
someone should actually send this coin some coin for being special
6 hours later 32964140 Anonymous
What's the benefit of storing your wallet online vs locally
6 hours later 32964152 Anonymous
>>32964054
Yep, that's it.
The reason why people care about offline wallets and such are because there have been tons of people that have been burned by storing their bitcoins online (or even on their computer). Bitcoin exchanges and online wallets have historically been run by idiots that do not understand good security practice, so a bunch of people have had their bitcoins stolen after they have been hacked. There have also been cases of malware stealing your wallet from your computer.
6 hours later 32964154 Anonymous
>>32964137
>send this coin some coin
6 hours later 32964155 Anonymous
>>32964121
Difficulty by the time you receive it means that it's possible it could take YEARS to make back what you paid.
6 hours later 32964167 Anonymous
>>32964097
Nice, are you kidding me? It looks like your typical suburban nightmare
6 hours later 32964169 Anonymous (Girls.png 449x401 402kB)
>>32964144
>He didn't get any
6 hours later 32964202 Anonymous
>>32964097
I think it's funny how modern suburban apartment buildings look just like the failed housing projects of the 1970's except with pitched roofs and vinyl siding.
6 hours later 32964234 Anonymous (lol.jpg 1919x1051 147kB)
>>32963992
lol, here.
6 hours later 32964253 Anonymous
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6 hours later 32964259 Anonymous
>beggars everywhere
way to shit up the thread you worthless fuckbags
6 hours later 32964275 Anonymous
I don't know what the fuck is going on anymore
is this what ron paul warned me about
6 hours later 32964298 Anonymous
>>32964253
>I actually pasted to notepad and opened on Firefox
10/10,
6 hours later 32964324 Anonymous
just gonna drop this here
/\b1([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #bitcoin beggars
/\bL([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #scamcoin beggars
/\bPP([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,32}\b/ #pisscoin beggars
6 hours later 32964347 Anonymous
>>32963836
Bitcoins are bearer bonds, you stupid faggot.
They are an instrument valued in another currency that can easily be traded and requires an exchange to realize the value.
6 hours later 32964369 Anonymous
>>32964259
see
>>32964324
quit being a gaylord that can't into filter
6 hours later 32964373 Anonymous
I've got over 500,000 bitcoins. I've decided I'm giving away nine bitcoin to whoever posts their address, with a maximum of 5. I spent maybe $1 on these so I don't care. I just want to spread some herpes. The only requirement is that you can't have more than one bitcoins already.
6 hours later 32964381 Anonymous
>>32964309
No problema.
6 hours later 32964388 Anonymous
>>32964152
now i get it.
one last thing
doesn't generating a bitcoin wallet offline run it out of synch with the network or something?
i guess i don't get out you can make a wallet without connecting to the internet first.
6 hours later 32964403 Anonymous
>>32964393
sent ;)
6 hours later 32964406 Anonymous
Well, /g/, it's been a few weeks on this wild ride.
I've learned through the years that your life can become pleasant by maxing out your resources. Whether it's by getting into private trackers and maximizing my bandwidth and storage capacity, or by putting my spare GPU to monetary use, or it's by ricing my system to make browsing and serving more pleasant, I owe you one.
6 hours later 32964421 Anonymous
>/g/ - bitcoins
we bitcoin now
6 hours later 32964423 Anonymous
>>32964388
This is true, you have to be online to get the keys at first. But, as soon as you receive the coins you can take them offline, and they will be able to be verified later when you go back online to exchange them or what have you.
6 hours later 32964441 Anonymous
I've got unlimited invites to Passthepopcorn, What.cd, and Broudcast The Net.
6 hours later 32964456 Anonymous (what.png 1023x515 661kB)
What am i reading
6 hours later 32964460 Anonymous
>/g/- communism
Great job contributing to the end of Bitcoin.
6 hours later 32964470 Anonymous
>>32964441
Sell that for 1 BTC each, you'll get rich
6 hours later 32964477 Anonymous
>>32964423
cool, thank you
6 hours later 32964485 Anonymous
It's a new paradigm, and everybody who doesn't buy, now, will be priced out forever. Anybody who does buy will be rewarded with a lifetime of riches, as their property will continue its 30% yearly price increase.
Renters, and anybody born in a future generation, will not be able to afford a $10,000,000 starter home in 15 years. They will live in tent cities, and Hondas.
This asset bubble is different than all of the others - it will never slow down, or pop. The gains are permanent.
6 hours later 32964487 Anonymous
>>32964403
I'm really grateful, I'm going to gamble with this.
6 hours later 32964491 Anonymous
>>32964456
If you have mtgox trades enabled, that usually happens when a major price barrier triggers a lot of orders.
In this case, mtgox price passed $170.
6 hours later 32964513 Anonymous
>>32955536
>http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneB itcoin
man bitcoins really are the currency of the underground
6 hours later 32964516 Anonymous
>>32964493
vanity address is prone to be hacked
7 hours later 32964540 Anonymous
I've got no bitcoins. I've decided I'm taking away a thousand bitcoins from whoever posts their address, with a maximum of all of your fucking bitcoins. I spent maybe nothing on these no bitcoins so I don't care. I just want to acquire some bitcoins. The only requirement is that you have to have more than zero bitcoins already.
7 hours later 32964570 Anonymous
>>32956005
so if bitcoins are fucking worthless now. Shouldnt I buy some and wait?
7 hours later 32964581 Anonymous
>>32963333
This is a sign from the oracle. BUY BUY BUY!
7 hours later 32964603 Anonymous
>>32964570
If by worthless you mean $170 then yes.
7 hours later 32964637 Anonymous
>>32962668
>that's a cold ass honkey
7 hours later 32964651 Anonymous
>>32964499
thanks ;)
7 hours later 32964669 Anonymous
>>32964645
>>32964660
rekt ;)
7 hours later 32964674 Anonymous
>>32964603
so then what the fuck is everyone freaking out about?
because they used to be 300?
Its not like it won't rise again
7 hours later 32964703 Anonymous
>>32964609
it *might* be worthwhile to generate brainwallet private keys from dictionary combinations.
but I'm sure all the really stupid passwords have been drained already
7 hours later 32964712 Anonymous
>>32955232
this guy killed it
http://blockchain.info/address/1HQ3 Go3ggs8pFnXuHVHRytPCq5fGG8Hbhx
7 hours later 32964713 Anonymous
>>32964703
what would be a not stupid password?
7 hours later 32964718 Anonymous
>>32964704
>>32964663
>>32964660
Sent 2 each.
7 hours later 32964723 Anonymous
I fucking hate this. I buy back at 168 and it immediately jumps to 179 in the middle of my order
7 hours later 32964730 Anonymous
>>32964713
zJO6wX0NP6STe2YtArrV
7 hours later 32964741 Anonymous
>>32964718
thanks.
in the case where I do manage to make some kind of big profit, despite all doubts, do you want a fraction of it?
7 hours later 32964749 chnchapters
>>32964713
Mine is something like:
563m.3,IwaLkAbroWnDOGtoThe8493STORe //!5644
7 hours later 32964754 Anonymous
>>32964741
I wouldn't have sent you the coins if I didn't have plenty myself. Are you retarded?
7 hours later 32964768 Anonymous
>>32964723
Should have gotten back in at like $100 earlier. I bought 20 BTC earlier this afternoon.
7 hours later 32964775 Anonymous (leretardface.png 661x155 14kB)
http://www.reddit.com/r/ShitRedditS ays/comments/1c3x7d/brdcast_we_did_ it_srsters_bitcoin_is_crashing/
7 hours later 32964783 Anonymous
>>32964718
Thanks. Is it supposed to take a while to show up? Because I don't see anything yet. I'm using Electrum as my wallet.
Or did I just get sent ;)'d?
7 hours later 32964803 Anonymous
>>32964783
It takes a while. Always trust anonymous people on the internet that promised to give you $300 for nothing.
7 hours later 32964808 Anonymous
>>32964783
>You know what? Fuck it. Here's $300 just for being so cool!
7 hours later 32964810 Anonymous
>>32955011
This entire thread is slowpoke as hell.
It's fucking RECOVERED by now. We had a thread this morning how is this one 1337 posts?
Although some tripfag claimed he and his group were pumping and dumping....
7 hours later 32964826 Anonymous
>>32964749
aren't passwords more secure if you put spaces?
7 hours later 32964833 Anonymous
>>32964775
>reddit
>the entire bitcoin market
7 hours later 32964841 chnchapters
>>32964826
damn idk. Possibly?
I didnt even know you could use spaces to be honest with you lol
7 hours later 32964842 Anonymous
>>32964818
You learned something about markets, emotion, and trading. Don't consider it a total loss.
7 hours later 32964850 Anonymous
>>32964818
>I was promising my kids a holiday soon, and now I can't provide
>I don't know how to recover from this.
Here's a hint: Go suck some dicks.
7 hours later 32964908 Anonymous
/(bit|butt)coin/boards:g;stub:no
7 hours later 32964910 Anonymous
while we're on this topic how to 'brainwallets' work?
7 hours later 32964911 Anonymous
>>32964885
9/10 made me check if the site's back up.
7 hours later 32964947 Anonymous (can'tgetofftheride.gif 256x192 274kB)
>>32963067
never ends
7 hours later 32964949 Anonymous
>>32964911
hurr durr
http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/
7 hours later 32965009 Anonymous
>>32964947
>/mlp/
>you
>fagballs
7 hours later 32965066 Anonymous
>>32965009
you forgot "pic one"
I accidentally a board specific version of that gif.
/mlp/ says it more than /v/ now because their show and fandom just keep getting shittier yet .. faster board than /g/?
7 hours later 32965122 Anonymous
It's a new paradigm, and everybody who doesn't buy, now, will be priced out forever. Anybody who does buy will be rewarded with a lifetime of riches, as their bitcoins will continue their 30% yearly price increase.
Bitcoin owners, and anybody born in a future generation, will not be able to afford a $10,000,000 bitcoin in 15 years. They will use be stuck with litecoins and terracoins instead.
This bitcoin bubble is different than all of the others - it will never slow down, or pop. The gains are permanent.
7 hours later 32965150 Anonymous
>>32965122
10/10 investing everything
7 hours later 32965165 Anonymous
>>32965122
No-one will have to buy them then, they'll just mine if they get high, it will be cost-appropiate.
7 hours later 32965198 Anonymous
>>32965122
brb, borrowing money from an indian tribe to put it all in bitcoin
7 hours later 32965211 Anonymous
>>32965122
>Bitcoin owners, and anybody born in a future generation, will not be able to afford a $10,000,000 bitcoin in 15 years
inb4 milk costs $2,000,000 in 15 years
7 hours later 32965216 Anonymous (130004477986.jpg 250x250 13kB)
>>32965122
>it will never slow down,
>last 24 hours
7 hours later 32965245 Anonymous
>>32965122
brb, selling house
7 hours later 32965252 Anonymous
>>32965122
brb, selling sisters' organs
7 hours later 32965261 Anonymous
>>32965122
brb, selling my body
7 hours later 32965331 Anonymous (1343827914719.gif 385x541 1056kB)
My team of top wall street brokers predicts bitcoin to peak around the $400USD by the end of the financial month.
7 hours later 32965379 Anonymous
>>32965331
BRB, taking out mortage
7 hours later 32965386 Anonymous
>>32965252
I've already put up both my kidneys and spleen as collateral, which got me about 15 BTC. I'm banking on it going to about $5000/BTC.
7 hours later 32965410 Anonymous
>Bitcoin at $173
REMINDER THAT BITCOINS WERE AT THIS PRICE 3 DAYS AGO.
REMINDER THAT "HURR DURR I TOLD YOU TO SELL" WOULDVE BEEN AN UNPROFITABLE SUGGESTION BECAUSE YOU TOLD PEOPLE TO DO THAT WHEN BITCOINS WERE BELOW $50 LET ALONE $100.
Bitcoins still haven't broken below their 10 day moving average.
7 hours later 32965434 Anonymous
I've got over 6,000 bitcoins. I've decided I'm giving away half a bitcoin to whoever posts their address, with a maximum of 12. I spent maybe $1000 on these so I don't really care. I just want to spread the wealth. The only requirement is that you are a vegan or support Obama.
7 hours later 32965440 Anonymous (bitcoins_israel.png 694x411 130kB)
>bitcoin israel
7 hours later 32965442 Anonymous (gonnaberich.jpg 822x136 17kB)
Oh shit, found a wallet.dat, I'm gonna be rich guiz!
7 hours later 32965449 Anonymous
>>32965434
Stop posting this shit.
7 hours later 32965467 Anonymous
>>32965442
>that font
Mainland Chinese detected.
That's the default font that Windows XP uses when you install the Chinese locale.
7 hours later 32965471 Anonymous
>>32965440
Ahhhhhhhh!
7 hours later 32965495 Anonymous
>>32965440
Digital shekels
8 hours later 32965501 Anonymous
>>32963765
How's it going Matt.
8 hours later 32965522 Anonymous
>>32965463
sent ;)
8 hours later 32965605 Anonymous
>>32965467
Damn, good detective work but actually I just live here.
8 hours later 32965705 Anonymous
>>32965654
>/i/
Holy shit, I almost forgot about /i/.
Back when Anonymous could actually do something, and wasn't that faggot kiddy group.
I think lots of havoc would ensue if Bitcoin existed back in those days.
8 hours later 32965708 Anonymous
>>32965619
Shit like this will just make the price go even lower.
This is the perfect time to buy/hold on to buttcoins. Once it starts climbing again itll go higher than its ever gone before it slumps back again.
8 hours later 32965709 Anonymous
>entering a market based on a ponzi scheme
>/g/ suddenly thinks is an economy board
Yeah, no. The buttcoin can go to 0.01$ again, now. If you were stupid enough to invest into a ponzi scheme, then it's your fault and you diserve to loose all the money.
8 hours later 32965717 Anonymous (bitcoins_israel2.png 911x630 218kB)
A reminder that these are the people you are trading with.
8 hours later 32965753 Anonymous
>>32965717
MUH DIGITAL SHEKELS
8 hours later 32965767 Anonymous
>>32965717
They already control the dollar, so what's your point?
8 hours later 32965797 Anonymous (notapleb.png 1025x912 52kB)
>using a GUI music player like a pleb
>using a GUI text editor like a pleb
>using bitcoinity like a pleb
why aren't you using goxtool? oh right, because you're a fucking pleb.
reminder that /g/ is for /g/entoomen only.
8 hours later 32965806 Anonymous
>>32965797
Fuck off, you retard.
8 hours later 32965835 Anonymous
>>32965797
SO HARDCOAR
GUI is 2pleb4u, CLI rulz
8 hours later 32965849 Anonymous
>>32965797
>Le 1982 Computar Graphix!
8 hours later 32965869 Anonymous
>>32965797
>claims others are "fucking pleb"s
>Account: 0USD, 0BTC
8 hours later 32965872 Anonymous
you can take Your bitcoins and Shove them up Your ass. they aren't worth almost nothing. it only cost 17$ dollors to buy a tailand prositute to suck dink. Take your bitcoin and Shove it up Your ass.
8 hours later 32965874 Anonymous (1350190657574.gif 300x255 1218kB)
>>32965797
You do know that "Install gentoo" was once a joke on /g/ that got out of hand.
People actually do it now....
8 hours later 32965884 Anonymous
>>32965709
no u diserve to loose
8 hours later 32965889 Anonymous
>>32965869
>implying i'd use my real mtgox account
>implying i'd hold bitcoins on mtgox instead of storing it on my own computer
8 hours later 32965893 Anonymous
>>32965797
>my theme is like my soul
>wise and dark
8 hours later 32965896 Anonymous
>>32965705
Yeah no shit. Brings back memories.
8 hours later 32965905 Anonymous
>>32965874
i'm actually joking too.
8 hours later 32965910 Anonymous
>>32965872
Why so randomized capitalization?
8 hours later 32965920 Anonymous
>>32965872
What's with All those Strange capitalisations?
8 hours later 32965930 Anonymous
>>32965872
I smell a retarded camel.
8 hours later 32965933 Anonymous
>>32965874
>yfw the font is a mac font
i don't actually use gentoo and i use itunes for my music player
8 hours later 32965972 Anonymous
>>32965934
Might be a smart idea to begin transferring that into your bank or buy shit with it before those sites shutup shop and run away.
8 hours later 32965977 Anonymous
>>32965872
>17$
>dollors
>tailand
>prositute
>dink
>random capitalizations
8 hours later 32965988 Anonymous
>>32965970
sent ;)
8 hours later 32966014 Anonymous
>>32965972
This.
I would try to put all that shit in a real bank as soon as I got it. I don't trust all these shady bitcoin sites.
8 hours later 32966015 Anonymous
What's the easiest way to get bitcoins for free without begging because fuck begging
8 hours later 32966030 Anonymous
>>32966015
>what's the easiest way to get money for free without begging because fuck begging
8 hours later 32966033 Anonymous
This is what happens when market capitalization exceeds the value of the market
8 hours later 32966040 Anonymous
Price is skyrocketing people!
8 hours later 32966042 Anonymous
>>32966030
>bitcoins
>money
8 hours later 32966044 Anonymous
>>32966014 Coinbase is probably th only one I'd consider trustworthy.
8 hours later 32966078 Anonymous
>>32966030
3.669 BTC available to grab here :
Yup, even Gavin Andresen (lead bitcoin developer) played this game too.
14.355 LTC available to grab here :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?t opic=154730.60
8 hours later 32966102 Anonymous (chart.png 940x437 7kB)
what crash? it was just an adjustment.
if you panic sold you're a fucking idiot and you have only yourself to blame.
8 hours later 32966104 Anonymous
>>32966078
>yfw gavin is buying litecoins and calling it "diversifying" on his twitter
>yfw gavin makes a joke on his twitter about speculators moving to something "new"
>yfw gavin uses his twitter to give hints on trading all the time
8 hours later 32966111 Anonymous
>>32966061
sent ;)
8 hours later 32966123 Anonymous
>>32966102
it's even funnier because the people who said "i told you to sell" told /g/ to sell at like $30.
8 hours later 32966147 Anonymous
>>32966123
>always do opposite of what /g/ says.jpg
8 hours later 32966164 Anonymous
Anybody else having troubles with 4chan X v3 with max images in stickies? v2 wasn't like this. I hate you Mayhem.
8 hours later 32966165 Anonymous
I just made a wire transfer of 300 USD so I can buy buttcoins tomorrow when the transfer goes through. Am I making the right decision here Y/N?
8 hours later 32966172 Anonymous (1361529360462.png 221x255 8kB)
>>32966102
Right into the bulls trap.
8 hours later 32966196 Anonymous
>>32955896
Minus whatever money he lost in the fact that $30,000 now is not as valuable as whenever he invested it (inflation). He MAY be able to make it up if he sells the remainder of his bitcoins.
Why do retards only think of investments in one dimension?
8 hours later 32966232 Anonymous
>>32966184
Check em again
8 hours later 32966264 Anonymous
>>32966132
Oops sorry guys I meant litecoins. Spent them all and now they're gone forever sorry if they didn't go thru.
8 hours later 32966265 Anonymous
So, how low will the dollar price of bitcoins go and for how long? If this is a major crash I can see this taking months or even years for bitcoin to recover from.
8 hours later 32966285 Anonymous
>>32966255
they're installing larger db servers as we speak (they'll be going down for an upgrade soon)
they'll increase performance by 500% supposedly on the 17th.
8 hours later 32966300 Anonymous (1332837791070.png 350x246 129kB)
>/g/ - begging kids
8 hours later 32966319 Anonymous
HAAAAAA Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Look at all those funny pictures of sad traders!
I laugh at you poor fools! So much emotion invested in nothing more than pieces of paper and electrons!
When will moneyfags realize that money is only worth as much happiness as it can bring you when it is used, and that happiness is only truly derived from other things, and not from the money itself? I pity you all, how easily impressed you are with cheap show. The sight of a well-invested man brings you more joy than the sight of your own children.
8 hours later 32966334 Anonymous
>>32966300
Dem dubs
8 hours later 32966350 Anonymous
seems /g/ is worse than /b/. Later faggots.
8 hours later 32966358 Anonymous
Ill do anything for a bitcoin, ill fuck my ass with a sharpie
8 hours later 32966366 Anonymous
>>32955011
>2013-04-11 08:39:39.925000 Local: 1108H/s in last 10.0 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~0.9% (0-2%) Expected time to share: 32.8 days
should i stop bothering with litecoins
i'm cgmining it
8 hours later 32966378 Anonymous
>>32966319
>implying people are doing this shit for the love of money and not because they'd prefer to have more stuff that costs money
8 hours later 32966384 Anonymous
>>32966366
>1 KHash/s
lol.
anything but AMD GPUs are a waste of time, everyone's told you that a million times but you did it anyway.
8 hours later 32966405 bobcat (Screenshot - 110413 - 18:43:04.png 1076x111 15kB)
/g/ - Gullible
8 hours later 32966430 Anonymous
>>32966384
i am mining with a 7750
cgminer displays 64Kh/s
i don't understand
8 hours later 32966442 Anonymous
>>32966132
BEHOLD.
8 hours later 32966450 Anonymous
>>32966132
making bitches mad by getting trips
8 hours later 32966463 Anonymous
>>32966430
You need to adjust your thread concurrency and gpu threads, your settings are clearly not optimized.
8 hours later 32966475 Anonymous
/b/ still owes me 20 bucks and now /g/ owes me a bitcoin
8 hours later 32966498 Anonymous (lel (2).png 940x437 14kB)
>>32966172
>implying there isn't a "crash" like this every week
it's just russian hackers manipulating the market
8 hours later 32966508 Anonymous
>>32963900
/g/ why havent you said how to make bots that handle bit coin trades? Arent we supposed to be the masters of technololi?
8 hours later 32966509 Anonymous
>>32966492
How fucking stupid are you people? Begging for bitcoins is bannable. It's just bait to get you banned. Enjoy.
8 hours later 32966517 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 496x129 18kB)
>>32966479
>that deletion
8 hours later 32966523 Anonymous
>>32966319
>and that happiness is only truly derived from other things, and not from the money itself?
But money facilities "those other things".
Wanna take your loves one to a vacation? You need money for that.
Simply wanna go out to eat in the theater with your qt3.14 gf? Costs money.
Want an awesome PC to play gaymen with? Costs money.
8 hours later 32966526 Anonymous
>>32966378
But that can be acquired by simple hard work - most business men are rich because of their businesses, not their investments. So trying to invest and turn investments into great money as opposed to making great money and investing it as a mere hedge against inflation is foolish pursuit of riches, and, moreover, is laziness.
You want money? Work hard or be brilliant, enough of your silly little games. Look to where they have just led you!
>mfw even then it's a moot point because objects can only bring you so much happiness and innate skills or fulfillment from your profession are much more worthy in the end
8 hours later 32966544 isac
posting in a sticky
8 hours later 32966586 Anonymous
>>32966506
Hahahaha! You poor sap.
>>32966523
Yes, but those and other, even simpler pursuits (music, sports, etc) cost little money; at least, nothing that cannot be gotten off a little saving with an average salary.
The only thing you need your millions for are yachts, mansions, and other such excessive luxuries - and if you find yourself unhappy in life without these, you have an even bigger problem than loving money.
8 hours later 32966595 Anonymous
>>32966433
Winrar
8 hours later 32966609 Anonymous
>>32966558
translation for retards:
you'll never get any coins, he's just tricking you to get you banned.
9 hours later 32966616 Anonymous (Ablot.png 650x474 1235kB)
Fucking americans too afraid of an honest days hard work.
They would rather try and get rich quick through speculation.
This is the Internets version of 1929.
Fat people just don't learn i guess.
9 hours later 32966628 Anonymous
>>32966586
>>32966526
This positive attitude is so strange to read on 4chan..
A-am I even on 4chan? I don't know anymore.
9 hours later 32966633 Anonymous
>>32966617
fuck
;_;
9 hours later 32966637 Anonymous
>>32966621
re roll
9 hours later 32966647 isac
>>32966596
you fell for my trap
another one bites the dust
>>>/a/83285116
9 hours later 32966650 Anonymous
>>32966463
would it simply be that the 7750 is just shit
looking at the tweaks i can apply, it looks like i can't go further
also the activity for the card is at 99% with the current configuration
9 hours later 32966651 Anonymous
>>32966628
it's not positive attitude, he's bitter as fuck that the "bitcoin crash" only erased 3 days of gains.
he's regretting he didn't mine for nearly free using his AMD cards, so he's wrapping up that regret in bullshit platitudes.
9 hours later 32966690 Anonymous
>>32966656
what is the best way to mine
Im using a 570HD
>>32966666
9 hours later 32966693 Anonymous
>>32966600
If your father has a medical issue and needs nursing care, then I truly do feel empathy for you, because that is a hell of a situation to be stuck in.
But otherwise, what's wrong with him living with you? The greatest joys are to be had from family closeness, you'll be doing him a favor.
Either way, if you are trying to gain money for your father so he can retire comfortably, you are doing yourself and him a disservice by gambling with that money. And that's all stocks are; fancy, highly complex guessing games. In the end nothing more than gambits.
Poker is a safer investment than stocks; at least Poker is largely skill based and the mistakes made are by your own hands and not BS "market fluctuations" (a major layoff by some company that is just being greedy, housing bubble crashing due to seedy lending practices by greedy banks, etc).
9 hours later 32966696 Anonymous
>>32966690
>>32966666
holy shit dude
9 hours later 32966705 Anonymous
>>32966666
OH SHIT
9 hours later 32966720 Anonymous (1343079800117.jpg 360x480 29kB)
>>32966690
>being too stupid too google
>being too stupid to still think mining is viable
>being too stupid to Nvidia
>these are buttcoiners
9 hours later 32966723 Anonymous
>>32966666
if >>32966132 doesn't deliver in 15 minutes, i'll send 0.005.
watching
blockchain.info/address/1MKir9fJjYU 1iSoq5jatmXyEFYY2Z4h8kw
for unconfirmed transactions
9 hours later 32966731 Anonymous
>>32966720
yeah well its the only card I have, I know an ASIC system is the best way and I know ATI is a better card to mine from
but fuck am I fucked?
9 hours later 32966736 Anonymous
its going to break 200 again
y
9 hours later 32966746 Anonymous
>>32966628
I'm an anomaly on 4chan: I come here, yet I am a happy person. I came here initially when I was broken spirited like most people, but then life turned around (not through financial gain, there was actually massive financial loss) and I decided to stay around, but I stopped surfing /b/.
>>32966651
If I was bitter I could not possibly take such glee in looking at those poor bastard investor's photos.
I feel stocks in general are a scam but at least most of the time you're investing in production; bitcoins are complete total scams, even bigger scams than DLC. You're paying for electrons. Bitcoins exist no more than my ass rubbing on a carpet creates them.
9 hours later 32966749 Anonymous
>>32966666
Satan pls
9 hours later 32966750 Anonymous
>>32966717
i didnt get dubs
9 hours later 32966767 Anonymous
>>32966723
I don't think he will but I did not really expect anything in the first place. But thanks anyway (whether you decide to send or not in the end).
9 hours later 32966779 Anonymous
This is the only official bitcoin theme song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB38 3WkXcqE
9 hours later 32966795 Anonymous
>>32966684
It's one thing to be an ex-con who needs to invest every cent of his McDonald's minimum wage if he ever wants to move out of an apartment and get "The American Dream."
It's another thing to just try and make extra quick cash for gluttony's sake.
Don't feel bad, friend - its an easy trap to fall into. I often get close to it, but there's nice things out there to ground you. Good hobbies with depth are one. Family, community, and religion can be another.
9 hours later 32966812 Anonymous
>>32966666
Proof that Satan is gleeful at the site of so much wallowing over money
9 hours later 32966852 Anonymous
>>32966767
>>32966723
sent ;)
6+6+6+6+6
http://blockchain.info/address/1MKi r9fJjYU1iSoq5jatmXyEFYY2Z4h8kw
9 hours later 32966859 Anonymous
>>32966162
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>>32966666
>>32966723
sent ;)
9 hours later 32966882 Anonymous
>>32966852
Thanks!
9 hours later 32966890 Anonymous
>>32966859
but you didnt
9 hours later 32966902 Anonymous
>>32966859
>>32966884
>>>/v/ 2.0
9 hours later 32966907 Anonymous
>>32966830
>investment scam
>progress
I too believe money is inherently evil, but fighting fire with fire is not likely to work.
There is much profit to be gained from bitcoin traders and exchangers; wouldn't a "progressive" system be moving away from profit?
Either way, bitcoin is far too volatile to ever really grow. It hardly even exists. One EMP destroys the entire currency. Imagine a country that ran on such a currency. The New York Blackout would have been the end of a nation. At least gold leaves a trace if it is destroyed.
9 hours later 32966909 Iregger^
>>32956563
I'm mining with my craptop@14khas. Don't give a fuck, electricity is free
9 hours later 32966910 Anonymous
>>32966890
Sorry, I clicked the wrong button. Now it's sent ;)
9 hours later 32966917 Anonymous
>>32966890
sent ;)
9 hours later 32966938 Anonymous
>>32966882
no problem, at least you put some work into timing it.
9 hours later 32966940 Anonymous
>>32966910
Okay, well thanks
I'll see in 15 min
9 hours later 32966944 Anonymous
>>32966928
>>32966917
>>32966910
double sent ;)
9 hours later 32966946 Anonymous
>>32966928
>>32966917
>>32966910
>>32966902
9 hours later 32966965 Anonymous
>A person's own computer poses another risk. "I once lost 7,000 bitcoins, because I had forgotten to make a backup copy," says programmer Stefan Thomas.
That's $14million...
9 hours later 32966972 Anonymous
https://mtgox.com/press_release_201 30411.html
Gox isn't DDoSed but the number of trade tripled, expect buttcoin to skyrocket again to $250.
9 hours later 32966977 Anonymous
>>32966928
Another heart attack! What the hell is going on?
9 hours later 32966997 Anonymous
>>32966973
I am cumming this very instant
9 hours later 32967031 Anonymous
>>32966997
yeahme too
9 hours later 32967069 Anonymous
>>32967062
>>>/b/
9 hours later 32967095 Anonymous
>>32966965
>Not using Electrum
>2013
SHIGGY
If you remember the 12 key words you can retrieve your wallet back
9 hours later 32967123 Anonymous
>>32967095
electrum is especially cool because if you memorize those words, like, your wallet is in your BRAIN, man.
you can spend those coins anywhere in the world just by using you mind, bro
9 hours later 32967161 Anonymous
>>32967095
Or just, you know, make backups.
It's trivial today to have a copy of a file on 25 different media.
9 hours later 32967169 Anonymous
>>32967161
>what is keypool
>what is change
electrum is better for most people, face it.
9 hours later 32967171 Anonymous
>>32967114
you could do webcam porn, never show faces, wear masks etc
9 hours later 32967174 Anonymous
>>32967062
>someone taking advantage of your stupidity
>met on TF2
>begging for buttcoins on 4chan
>fiance
>all while you're still in college
Jesus fuck man kill yourself
9 hours later 32967175 Anonymous
>>32967114
dick and tits
9 hours later 32967182 Anonymous
>>32967114
tits and vag for 2 coins
you have 3 minutes
9 hours later 32967215 Anonymous
>>32967182
do it dude
fucking do it
9 hours later 32967240 Anonymous
BITCOIN STATUS: Back to "normal".
Assume crash positions. It ends tonight.
9 hours later 32967244 Anonymous
>>32967182
times up.
9 hours later 32967269 Anonymous
>>32967244
nooooooooooooooooooo please give me 4 minutes
shes taking a [spoiler]poop[/spoiler]
9 hours later 32967281 Anonymous
How to convert btc mhash/s to ltc khash/s? I mean, the same card has different hash/s speeds... I can't figure it out.
9 hours later 32967284 Anonymous
>>32967269
Scat on Tinychat and I will give you five bitcoins.
9 hours later 32967294 Anonymous
>>32967278
>"We're broke!"
>"Oh, but I won't sell my retardedly expensive smartphone."
9 hours later 32967300 Anonymous
>>32967278
>is poor as fuck
>has a fancy, expensive phone
KIDS TODAY.
9 hours later 32967308 Anonymous
>>32967114
Feet. Now.
9 hours later 32967322 Anonymous
>>32967284
that is so tempting
9 hours later 32967323 Anonymous
How much would a video of me fucking my girlfriend be worth in bitcoins?
9 hours later 32967332 Anonymous
>>32967324
How old are the both of you? Are you a cuckold by any chance?
9 hours later 32967334 Anonymous
>>32967323
are you this guy?
>>32967062
9 hours later 32967341 Anonymous
>>32967334
No
9 hours later 32967343 Anonymous
>>32967324
Then get a 20 dollar Nokia or something, sheesh.
9 hours later 32967346 Anonymous
>>32967324
You can sell it and get a cheap dumbphone. Hell, you can even get a smartphone for super cheap today. You dont exclusive need the GS III to call someone.
9 hours later 32967351 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-11 17:18:16.png 770x189 17kB)
did i do this correctly, i dont quite understand mtgox, sold off at about 180, now i wanna buy at 130.
Will it just wait for someone who wants to sell at this price and process the transaction
9 hours later 32967374 Anonymous
>>32967351
sure
9 hours later 32967376 Anonymous
>>32967351
yes
i think mtgox is upgrading their servers right now so you should just cancel it and redo the transaction when it comes back though
9 hours later 32967380 Anonymous
>>32967114
Linguist, quit taking nudes and get back to the Minecraft server you're playing on ;)
9 hours later 32967383 Anonymous
>>32967182
If I ever met someone that paid $300 for a picture of tits and vag I would punch them in the face. $300 is approaching lower-middle-class whore prices.
>>32967323
Nothing. There's much better porn available for free on the internet.
10 hours later 32967438 Anonymous
>>32967408
Forcing a destitute Chinese hooker to drink her piss? It's probably cheaper, too.
Nobody even knows what your supposed girlfriend looks like. For all we know she's a landwhale that runs out of breath every time she farts.
10 hours later 32967453 Anonymous
>>32967323
Is your girlfriend over 18? Nothing.
Is your girlfriend under 12? Alot.
Is your girlfriend between 12 and 18? Moderate amount. Probably not worth the risk of getting v& for the amount of money you'd get though
10 hours later 32967468 Anonymous
>>32967453
18 without a condom
10 hours later 32967473 Anonymous
>>32967453
as if this thread wasnt bad enough with the internet pandhandlers and then the advent of guys trying to whore out their girlfriends, now we have pedophiles. Wonderful.
10 hours later 32967480 Anonymous
let me get this straight
if I am mining at a rate of 110MH/s
and bitcoins are priced at $153 or so
If the rice drops to about $2-$4 dollars, my MH/s rate for clearing a "block" stays the same so mining is even more redundant or does it mean I mine bitcoins quicker because the price is lower?
10 hours later 32967483 Anonymous
>>32967467
start with your cock.
Close up, but not too close on the head.
If I like what I see I'll pay
10 hours later 32967487 Anonymous
>>32967467
a bitcoin is 150 dollars.... you really think people are going to pay 150 dollars for nudes of some random internet chick??
10 hours later 32967497 Anonymous
>>32967473
>now we have pedophiles. Wonderful.
..how new are you?
Seriously. You haven't been here too long.
10 hours later 32967508 Anonymous
I have never bitcoined in my life.
Is this the time to start?
The market's in turmoil and I am virtually broke so I won't have a lot to lose.
10 hours later 32967518 Anonymous
>>32967506
you're a fucking retarded imbecile.
but hey, you probably know that already
10 hours later 32967521 Anonymous
>>32967467
5 BTC? Ahahahaha. I remember a girl drinking her piss in /b/ for free back in 2006 all because she wanted a "chan" suffix for her name. We called her Piss-chan.
Tell me anon, would your girlfriend be willing to eat her shit?
10 hours later 32967530 Anonymous
>>32967480
anyone?
10 hours later 32967533 Anonymous
>implying people are going to shell out a grand to see your bent cock and your sisters crooked nose
10 hours later 32967544 Anonymous
>>32967467
>demanding $150 per POP for some subpar looking chick
For all we know that foot pic could be you
10 hours later 32967552 Anonymous
>>32967467
Jokes on you, I already came and am keeping my bitcoins.
10 hours later 32967559 Anonymous
>>32967480
The price and difficulty are not related to each other (well, directly at least). Difficulty raises depending on the hash rate of the network. The higher the total hash rate, the higher the difficulty.
10 hours later 32967578 Anonymous
>>32967566
Confirmed for ruse.
10 hours later 32967579 Anonymous
>MFW you now have people willing to whore out their girlfriends for buttcoins
Would anyone even imagine that would ever happen 4 years ago? Bitcoins becoming so valuable that people will do crazy shit for them.
10 hours later 32967592 Anonymous
>>32967566
Nice blanket faggot. I hope your trap gf dies in her sleep.
10 hours later 32967605 Anonymous
Bought 2 BTC for 120$ during the retard sell off. Nice
10 hours later 32967619 Anonymous
>>32967467
who is gonna give 750 USD for shitty pics of some fagets
10 hours later 32967623 Anonymous
Can someone explain the crisis to me ?
I know how they work but I don't know why this thread exists.
10 hours later 32967626 Anonymous
>>32967062
You are everything I hate about this world, fuck you!
10 hours later 32967641 Anonymous
>>32967623
>but I don't know why this thread exists.
It's not the first bitcoin sticky and there have been several this week. There is no "crisis," go back to whatever board you came from.
10 hours later 32967649 Anonymous
>>32967641
Soo.. is this the time to sell ?
10 hours later 32967655 Anonymous
>>32967579
And every faggot back a couple years ago said bitcoins were going to be worthless, and now there's a guy literally on the verge of taking a shit on his gf all for some virtual currency. Hahaha.
10 hours later 32967661 Anonymous
>171
It must pop
10 hours later 32967677 Anonymous (paul the happening.jpg 768x576 49kB)
>>32967528
dickbro here
I would never badger someone that way
:3
10 hours later 32967710 Anonymous
>>32967400
sent ;)
10 hours later 32967724 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-11 at 10.16.31).jpg 914x644 165kB)
dayum
10 hours later 32967786 Anonymous
>>32955933
cent
10 hours later 32967834 Anonymous
>>32967826
unsent ;(
10 hours later 32967836 Anonymous
>>32967826
sent you 2 bitcoins
enjoy
10 hours later 32967868 Anonymous
>>32967808
I'm glad I stopped watching anime, a couple years of not browsing /a/ anymore has really given me some perspective on how retarded weaboo's/ /a/non's / otaku's really are.
No one gives a shit that some freak who wrote stories aimed at pedophiles died.
10 hours later 32967887 Anonymous
>>32967826
466.3 sent.
Story behind this is;
>have company hidden from gvt
>make money off of it for a year or two
>get agencies noticing us
>sell the entire company online, in trade for BTC
I want to get rid of everything, and move on with the money i sucked out of the 2 years I got.
Enjoy
10 hours later 32967893 Anonymous
>>32967834
;_;
10 hours later 32967924 Anonymous
Are the people who are replying with "sent ;)" trolling with some new meme or is it them being serious? My gut tells me it's the first one, but I'm not sure anymore.
10 hours later 32967929 Anonymous
>>32967924
serious ;)
10 hours later 32967946 Anonymous
>>32967929
Thanks, I got my answer ;)
10 hours later 32967952 Anonymous
>>32967921
It takes a few seconds, dumbass.
Just wait it out
10 hours later 32967962 hurr (icon128.png 128x128 0kB)
10 hours later 32967966 Anonymous
>>32967962
wtf how
10 hours later 32967971 Anonymous
>>32967967
do the bonus program to see if it works
10 hours later 32967986 Anonymous
>>32967946
2meta4me
seriously are they serious or not??
10 hours later 32967992 Anonymous
>>32967986
No, you retard.
10 hours later 32967993 Anonymous
>>32967967
Don't fucking tell me I just sent 40k+ in BTC to a shelled wallet.
Congratsulations, you are the biggest idiot I have ever met.
Your prize: not 40k.
Fuckhead
10 hours later 32968019 Anonymous (1317993617339.png 702x474 23kB)
165.00 USD / BTC
It's over guys
10 hours later 32968059 Anonymous
>panhandler the thread
Well, it's getting late, time to get the fuck out of this thread. Hasn't been any meaningful discussion for hours now.
10 hours later 32968061 ANON
>>32967993
wat
10 hours later 32968076 Anonymous
What happened to the guy who was going to take adump on his gf for some btc? is that clown still here?
10 hours later 32968114 Anonymous
>>32967921
sent ;)
11 hours later 32968126 Anonymous
Why has every board been taken over by /b/ and it's 2011 faggots?
I really miss the days when some boards were decent.
11 hours later 32968144 Anonymous
I done waiting around while others profit. Going to buy 10,000 USD worth of coins and see where it takes me
11 hours later 32968156 Anonymous
>>32968126
Ive been browsing this site since 07, honestly what happened in 2011 that made it so vastly different from 09-10? Nothing.
11 hours later 32968161 Anonymous
>>32968144
I wish I had 10,000$ to waste.
11 hours later 32968165 ANON
>>32967993
explain faggit
11 hours later 32968167 Anonymous
>>32968164
received ;)
11 hours later 32968171 Anonymous
>>32968164
sent
11 hours later 32968184 Anonymous
I'm banned from mtgox
How much is it worth now?
11 hours later 32968196 Anonymous
>>32968156
Well I looked at this thread and thought, "oh I saw this June 2011, exact wording too!"
11 hours later 32968241 Anonymous (1323748949074.jpg 294x291 32kB)
>160
>DROPPING FAST
Here comes the happening.
11 hours later 32968245 Anonymous (thehappening.png 791x382 40kB)
ITS THE HAPPENING!
>sell sell sell
11 hours later 32968266 Anonymous
>>32968165
To sum it all up: You are too stupid to properly set up a wallet, not looking any further than the basic setup, and just missed out on 466.6 BTC that have been intercepted.
11 hours later 32968289 ANON
>>32968266
Haha I don't believe you. With that I could've saved 1.5 years of work and start studying would would make my life better so I have to choose not to...... hm.
11 hours later 32968313 Anonymous
>$160
11 hours later 32968330 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 313x80 12kB)
ABANDON SHIP
>156
11 hours later 32968337 Anonymous
>>32968245
>>32968313
>>32968330
This
>SELL
11 hours later 32968349 Anonymous (Capture.png 1036x468 30kB)
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA LOOK AT THIS SHIT NOBODY IS BUYING EVERYONE'S SELLING
11 hours later 32968353 Anonymous
>>32968289
That's 1.5 years you will never get back, and it's your own stupid fault.
This is why plebs should stay away from the internet
11 hours later 32968359 Anonymous
>>32968245
At last! bitcoin dying!
11 hours later 32968374 Anonymous
>>32968359
4chan's greatest achievement yet.
11 hours later 32968376 Anonymous (tfw.png 1366x768 87kB)
>tfw mt. jew is getting ddos'ed agin
11 hours later 32968385 Anonymous
>>32968376
see
>>32968374
11 hours later 32968390 Anonymous
Here come the chinese
hope you guys really got out when you could, there's nothing left after this
11 hours later 32968391 Anonymous
>>32968376
>doesn't read about the page that gox server will be down 2 hours to change server.
>doesn't realize this is a chance to buy cheap btc
11 hours later 32968394 Anonymous (invisible hand of the market.gif 452x523 3kB)
>wait until murrka goes to sleep
>dump bitcoins
11 hours later 32968407 Anonymous
>>32968391
>>32968391
>>32968391
>>32968391
LITECOINS!!!!!
BUY LITECOINS!!!!
DO IT NOW!!
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
11 hours later 32968413 Anonymous
>>32968394
>more like wait until gox server is down for 2 hours maintenance
>induce panic
>???
>cheap btc
11 hours later 32968418 Anonymous
>>32968394
This
11 hours later 32968430 Anonymous
>>32968410
BUY BUY BUY
YOU WON'T GET A BETTER CHANCE THAN THIS
11 hours later 32968450 Anonymous
>>32968376
>Network maintenance, don't freak out!
@mtgox
11 hours later 32968468 Anonymous (image002.jpg 331x249 11kB)
>>32968376
Looks like it was mtgox owners, who sold 12m dollars amount of bitcoins.
Now the are laughing while packing their things for Switzerland flight.
11 hours later 32968480 Anonymous (142.png 687x258 17kB)
>$142
11 hours later 32968496 ANON
>>32968353
I still choose not to believe you, why on earth would you give away so much money for a random person. Stupid troll
11 hours later 32968501 Anonymous
>>32968480
Holy shit
11 hours later 32968521 Anonymous (1365318951039.jpg 192x279 56kB)
>>32968450
>Network maintenance, don't freak out!
>don't freak out!
>freak out!
>FREAK OUT!
SELL EVERYTHING
11 hours later 32968523 Anonymous
>bitcoins drop 120 in one night
>people freakout at low prices and buy to increase price
>YOU CAN'T STOP IT
>will drop to <50 tonight
11 hours later 32968531 Anonymous
>>32968523
I sold at 42, so I certainly hope it drops below that :|
11 hours later 32968541 Anonymous (IT'S A TRAP.jpg 720x534 39kB)
>>32968523
Guys have fun with your bull trap.
11 hours later 32968543 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 309x254 29kB)
Tonight, we burn it all.
11 hours later 32968545 Anonymous
>MT JEW IS BACK!
11 hours later 32968550 Anonymous
>>32968496
On the bright side: it's crashing anyways.
Maybe you would've never gotten 40k out of it anyways.
11 hours later 32968559 Anonymous
>>32968543
what website is this?
sorry, been a while
11 hours later 32968564 Anonymous (1364479534853.jpg 354x309 18kB)
>It won't crash.
11 hours later 32968567 Anonymous
Be greedy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy - Warren Buffett
11 hours later 32968571 Anonymous
>>32968523
>people freakout at low prices and buy to increase price
They didn't buy to increase the price, they bought because they foolishly thought it was a temporary dip in going rates and were hoping to make a quick buck
11 hours later 32968580 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 412x808 137kB)
Hueheueheuehuehue
11 hours later 32968582 Anonymous
>>32968523
Hope that happens, muh cheap bitcoins
11 hours later 32968584 Anonymous
>>32968559
http://bitcoinity.org/markets/mtgox /USD
11 hours later 32968592 ANON
>>32968550
the "maybe" leads to depression. Fuck it, my work ain't that bad. Guess I can do another year or two. Thanks anyway, you could've been a life changing gr8 guy.
PS. fml
11 hours later 32968597 Anonymous
>>32968559
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
another one:
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
11 hours later 32968599 Anonymous
Niggers, it's not a bubble, bitcoin is just volatile. It'll go up again.
11 hours later 32968624 Anonymous
>>32968599
>not a bubble
Look at the one month chart of buttcoin
or the 6 month
or the two week
or the 1 year
or all time
clearly, 260 or whatever isn't some sort of groundbreaking new normal.
Shit is on the way to 5-15 dollars.
11 hours later 32968634 Anonymous (N0l6L.png 482x555 317kB)
>>32968609
>bear trap
>not bull trap
11 hours later 32968653 Anonymous
>>32968627
SELL ALL THE THINGS
11 hours later 32968654 Anonymous
I have a real question here:
Yesterday, when everybody was selling, some guys sold like 15000 bitcoins, 10000, and one fucker sold 30000
now, who the fuck in the world spend 4Million and a half dollars on 30K bitcoins??
11 hours later 32968673 Anonymous
>>32968654
>implying they didn't buy them when they were 10c each
11 hours later 32968676 Anonymous
>>32968654
People who thought it was a good investment
11 hours later 32968677 Anonymous
>>32968654
Odds are those are people who bought bitcoins when they we're cheap as fuck or mined them when they we're easy as fuck to get.
11 hours later 32968686 Anonymous
>>32968592
>Shelled wallet
I fucking made that up man.
How did you even fall for that, it sounds so stupid.
>free 40k
nigger are you even serious?
I wasn't expecting any retard to fall for this, but you did.
Stop being so desperate and make your money trough hard labor bro.
11 hours later 32968687 Anonymous (1358943418603.jpg 600x488 49kB)
>It's not just you! http://mtgox.com looks down from here.
Sub-$50 by tomorrow.
11 hours later 32968697 Anonymous (111.jpg 547x535 71kB)
>>32968627
Еhey have great sense of humor.
11 hours later 32968698 Anonymous
>>32968654
As it has been said before, early adopters who bought them while they were cheap, people who mined them, and of course, people who received them in exchange for services/goods.
11 hours later 32968707 ANON
>>32968686
thx man, u did quite good. not as good as me though. gr8 day good anon
11 hours later 32968713 Anonymous
$149
sell
11 hours later 32968714 Anonymous
>>32968691
I worked that out after I went full retard and posted.
>tfw someone has lost 4.5M, and I don't mean they got hacked on faggotscape
11 hours later 32968728 Anonymous
>>32968691
while someone sold all those coins, they were not bought by the same person, when you put a sell order it is taken by many different people, not just one.
11 hours later 32968729 Anonymous
>>32968707
Hahahaha, 8/10
Have a good one mate
11 hours later 32968740 Anonymous
>>32968726
read
>>32968728
11 hours later 32968756 Anonymous
>I'll just leave this here...
http://youtu.be/cGigkA-Xh5E
11 hours later 32968775 Anonymous
>>32968737
>who the fuck in the world spend 4Million and a half dollars on 30K bitcoins??
It is sort of implied that it was one single person who made it.
11 hours later 32968783 Anonymous
>>32968654
It wasn't necessarily one person buying all those. And there are lots of people with millions of dollars to throw around. According to WSJ there were 40,000 people in North America with over 30 million dollars. And that's just North America.
11 hours later 32968807 Anonymous
>>32968783
Only 40,000?
11 hours later 32968832 Anonymous
>>32968807
If you're strictly talking about millionaires, there are around 5 to 6 million of them in the US.
11 hours later 32968836 Anonymous
>>32968728
That's the answer I was looking for, thanks
(Well , or perhaps a retard millionaire on the world DID spend 4 million on a fake currency, but whatever)
11 hours later 32968856 Anonymous
>>32968775
>4 million and a half dollars
The ordering of your words
11 hours later 32968862 Anonymous
>145
>that speed
we're done here
11 hours later 32968870 Anonymous
We pretend it's 2016.
Remember those idiots who bought thousands of dollars of computer components to mine imaginary coins? Hahahaha.
11 hours later 32968893 Anonymous
>>32968870
Hay guys I just bought this THinkpad with a Pentium 3 I hear it's good for offis work you gthink I can do buttcoins with it???
11 hours later 32968897 ANON
>>32968870
>we pretend it's 2013 20-4-13 (420BLAZE IT FAGGIT)
11 hours later 32968917 Anonymous
>btce
>138
12 hours later 32968923 Anonymous
daily reminder that the main btc exchange is run by amateurs
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?t opic=172991.msg1802107
12 hours later 32968930 Anonymous
postan in a sticky
it never going back, dose bttkons
12 hours later 32969010 Anonymous (1365076015437.gif 167x200 1614kB)
>people who managed to buy butts for 105$ swiming in dosh right now
>people who bough em for 260 are mostly retarded
>mfw i bought LTC yesterday for 3$
>today its 4$
feels good man
12 hours later 32969035 Anonymous
>>32969010
nope, try $2.9
12 hours later 32969044 Anonymous
>>32969010
Not really. Some people just wanted to cash in. No reason why it wouldn't go back up. People still mad about BTCs.
12 hours later 32969070 Anonymous
>>32969044
>No reason why it wouldn't go back up.
It's a bubble. Exponentially rising value is too fucked up.
12 hours later 32969107 Anonymous
>>32969010
>>32969010
>btce
>Highest Bid Price: 2.710071 USD
You fucked up
12 hours later 32969119 Anonymous
>>32969044
what actually happened is that the new people got scared by the mtgox failure and panic sold.
right now it happens all over again, because MTGOX SHUT DOWN FOR MAINTENANCE WITHOUT TELLING ANYONE.
12 hours later 32969120 Anonymous
>be yesterday
>watch panic selling
>catch the dip on $140
>sell back on $180
thanks for the money /g/, I can't believe people are that dumb.
12 hours later 32969126 ennui
>>32969107
$2.999999999999
but yeah ltc has dropped. it's been surprisingly stable though.
12 hours later 32969153 Anonymous
>>32969120
Margin trading against humans is too easy.
12 hours later 32969160 Anonymous
Link to Mt.Gox live chart? Lost the link.
12 hours later 32969173 Anonymous
>>32969010
where do buy LTC plz
12 hours later 32969176 Anonymous
>>32969119
>implying they didn't shutdown to stop the panic that was about to begin
>this has caused even more panic
12 hours later 32969195 Anonymous
>>32969134
We'll see the same pattern again, at least once.
That's how bot works.
Repeat the pattern 1-X times, then change the pattern on the X+1 times.
12 hours later 32969204 Anonymous
>>32969195
>what is X?
12 hours later 32969210 Anonymous
>>32969160
This? http://mtgoxlive DOT com SLASH orders
I'm new to this stuff so I don't know
12 hours later 32969218 Anonymous (1343073232436.jpg 323x500 84kB)
>>32969107
YOu think i'm one of those SELLL SELLL SELL retards? Think again. I've made a good investment in future since im unable to buy Buttcoins.
12 hours later 32969224 Anonymous
Too lazy to read sticky. Last time I was watching it was $73
Can someone give me an update?
12 hours later 32969228 Anonymous
>>32969173
>>32969173
BTC-e dot com
12 hours later 32969240 Anonymous
>>32969204
2 ?
3 ?
I don't know.
Who the fuck do you think starts buying trend when it's on $14X yesterday.
Obviously bots.
Humans don't even have any nerve to act during that time.
After they see it's on uptrend, it's just natural for human to buy in and follow the bot's step.
Kinda retarded as monkey, but that's how human works.
12 hours later 32969245 Anonymous
>>32969210
No, the one showing the percentiles.
Oh well, doesn't matter.
12 hours later 32969249 Anonymous
>>32969224
And how many people have lost their homes so far?
12 hours later 32969258 Anonymous
>>32969240
You really think there are bots on Mt.Gox?
12 hours later 32969265 ennui
>>32969258
>You really think there are bots on Mt.Gox?
of course there are bots
12 hours later 32969268 Anonymous (Titanic-redo.jpg 1024x768 106kB)
>>32969218
>good investment in future
12 hours later 32969270 Anonymous
fuck yes imma buy the shit out of it when it hits $20.
12 hours later 32969303 Anonymous (bitcoin butthurt.png 1611x865 67kB)
>>32969249
quite a few apparently
pic related
also
>mfw ennui is a cunt on other boards beyond my home board
get the fuck out you social democrat faggot
also pic related about muh buttcoin
12 hours later 32969318 Anonymous
Fron the MtGox.com site
>Reliable
>We're always on. Buy and sell Bitcoin 24/7/365 with the world's most sophisticated trading platform.
TOP FUKING LEL ARE YOU GIDDINGS ME???
12 hours later 32969319 Anonymous
>>32969284
sent ;)
12 hours later 32969335 Anonymous
>>32969303
He wasn't even "rubbing it in", he is simply saying others were wrong to call him a fool.
12 hours later 32969336 ennui (tumblr_mjw36dvfTx1rkvl19o4_400.gif 400x406 1107kB)
>>32969303
i have posted twice in this thread so far bro
why are you such an insecure faggot that you get butthurt at my presence?
jesus christ dude get a grip
12 hours later 32969349 Anonymous
>all the 0.10 and 0.2 buys trying to push it up
12 hours later 32969354 Anonymous (1354403412351.jpg 604x558 55kB)
>>32969268
Think whatever you want. Im more than sure i will laugh at you in the next 6 month
12 hours later 32969355 Anonymous
>>32969336
>butthurt
>tumblr
>get a grip
pls stop shitposting drama queen.
>muh me-mee's reaction le face
12 hours later 32969373 Anonymous
>mfw I converted mine at near peak, then put in $20k extra just to snap it up when it crashes
feelsgoodman.mp3.flac
12 hours later 32969380 Anonymous
>>32969354
People on the TORtanic said the same.
Also remember, for everyone cashing out room appears for someone to enter the market.
12 hours later 32969383 ennui (tumblr_mahrtxkYSS1qet2teo4_250tumblrtumblrtumblr.gif 245x245 617kB)
>>32969355
>being this angry
lol
12 hours later 32969390 Anonymous
>cashing out your bitcoins
must feel good to have all that worthless money
see ya guys $1k
12 hours later 32969393 Anonymous
>>32969303
>gambling money that they use to live off
12 hours later 32969398 Anonymous
>>32969373
> <filename>.mp3.flac
Wait what?
12 hours later 32969401 Anonymous
>>32969383
>more le tumblr
Oldfag detected..
12 hours later 32969415 Anonymous
>>32969303
He is clearly buttfrustrated and living the bum life right now
12 hours later 32969425 Anonymous (bitcoin buthurt 2.png 1202x636 262kB)
>>32969415
no shit.
12 hours later 32969436 ennui (iprobablygotthisontumblrtoo.gif 200x233 836kB)
>>32969401
>he's never found a tumblr link on google image search
12 hours later 32969452 Anonymous
>>32969436
why do you feel such an urge to include a picture explaining your feelings with every post? can your words not already do that for you?
12 hours later 32969458 ennui
>>32969452
>why do you feel such an urge to include a picture explaining your feelings with every post? can your words not already do that for you?
because of this
12 hours later 32969460 Anonymous
>>32969436
>3/3 from faglord
Go worship obama somewhere else, this is /g/
Keep it computer related
12 hours later 32969464 Anonymous (1364129549589.jpg 250x247 9kB)
>>32969436
>not renaming your shit so /g/ die hards don't call you a tumbler fag
never forget
12 hours later 32969466 Anonymous (1358814032075.gif 180x180 1393kB)
>>32969380
People on TORtanic said "SELL SELL SELL". Im not here to convince you since we share our opinions here. I don't think Bitcoin will crash. Yeah bubble crashed but you must be retarded to think it would. YOu must be retarded to buy Butts for 260 because it was artifical price. Crashing of the bubble caused the panic but people started to buy butts again and after some faggots stop to ddos MtGox things will be fine again. It needs couple of days to stabilize and right now major money mass is changing its owner.
12 hours later 32969473 Anonymous
>>32969417
I get filename.exe.tar.pgp.xz and so on, I'm just surprised that people would use extensions that have no physical meaning.
12 hours later 32969480 ennui
>>32969464
it's more fun when they get upset though ( ._.)
12 hours later 32969482 Anonymous
>>32969458
I strongly suggest you expand your literature skills then
12 hours later 32969490 Anonymous
>>32969480
just dont make a spelling mistake
12 hours later 32969498 ennui (tumblr_mix0iwKdSF1qa47meo2_250.gif 250x192 991kB)
>>32969482
thanks chief i'll get right on that
12 hours later 32969529 Anonymous
>>32969498
is ibtarine your youtube account?
you're cute as fuck...
12 hours later 32969530 Anonymous
Dropping...finally...now I can get some cheap bitcoins. See you at 1000$ in 5 years
12 hours later 32969539 ennui
>>32969529
y-yes
12 hours later 32969567 Anonymous
>>32969550
How about go fuck yourself?
12 hours later 32969581 Anonymous
>>32969550
>inb4 v&
12 hours later 32969590 Anonymous
>>32969550
why dont you fuck right off now
12 hours later 32969591 Anonymous
>>32969539
are you gay/bi?
12 hours later 32969595 Anonymous
>>32969550
How about we don't.
>>32969531
What possible meaning could it have?
Flac files can't contain or represent mp3 files.
12 hours later 32969600 ennui
>>32969591
no sorry
12 hours later 32969608 Anonymous
So where's the best place to check bitcoin prices?
12 hours later 32969612 Anonymous
>>32969550
Hi guys I missed the ride so I want to buy it again at $40.
Pls help with ddos.
;)
12 hours later 32969613 ennui
>>32969550
don't mess with other people's money anon
12 hours later 32969614 Anonymous
>>32969425
Beautiful.
12 hours later 32969623 Anonymous
>>32969550
Hitting ;)
12 hours later 32969631 Anonymous
>>32969608
Normaly: http://bitcoinity.org/markets
Right now: http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/
12 hours later 32969648 Anonymous (1346074593380.gif 352x176 49kB)
I don't want to alarm anyone by saying it's happening but its happening
12 hours later 32969658 Anonymous
>>32969626
I probably am a strange person, but I'm still not sure what what you think blah.mp3.flac would mean.
12 hours later 32969668 Anonymous
>>32969649
give her the coin
12 hours later 32969672 Anonymous
>>32969631
cheers
12 hours later 32969687 Anonymous
>>32969550
I support this
12 hours later 32969712 Anonymous
>>32969679
Sorry.
Anyone know if http://s2.bitcoinity.org/markets/
has hung or if mtg ox has fallen over completely? Apparently the last trade was nearly half an hour ago.
12 hours later 32969722 Anonymous
>>32969704
that's not on bitcoinity, sauce please?
12 hours later 32969724 Anonymous
go to the 3 sites that i cash out from
> We are out of Funds!
> Sell 0.00 AUD
> Sold Out
cool
12 hours later 32969727 Anonymous
>>32969550
why dont you fuck right off now
12 hours later 32969739 Anonymous
>>32969712
It is probably being ddosed by butt-hurt kids who lost their allowance.
12 hours later 32969747 Anonymous
>>32969724
>AUD
Ausfag here, I thought about buying some but the whole complexity of purchase and selling issue proved to much for me.
13 hours later 32969768 Anonymous
>>32969747
https://bitpiggy.herokuapp.com/
https://www.bitinnovate.com/
https://www.omnicoins.com/
13 hours later 32969775 Anonymous
>>32969747
ausfag here too, go ahead, buy some now anon
13 hours later 32969777 Anonymous
>>32969748
During those rollercoaster money masses change their owner thats it. Everything repeats.
13 hours later 32969785 Anonymous
>>32969739
That mental image pleases me.
>>32969724
I'm not sure if there's any really point trying to get out now. Everywhere thats still buying will rip you off badly.
You may be better off just forgetting about those coins for a while.
>>32969744
If LEA's are trolling 4chan, there must be a real shortage of dipshits and dunks out tonight - we kinda are the bottom of the barrel.
13 hours later 32969789 Anonymous
>>32969759
thanks, looks like it will crash to 125$ at any minute now.
13 hours later 32969793 Anonymous
>>32969780
>ABANDON SHIP
13 hours later 32969804 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 222x312 15kB)
POP
13 hours later 32969805 Anonymous
>>32969775
I think ill pass, my market forecasting skills are non existent. Last night at $266 I was thinking maybe I should buy in so not to miss out.
13 hours later 32969813 Anonymous
>>32969780
So this is the guy that crash bitcoin to $100 on BTC-E
13 hours later 32969816 Anonymous
>>32969804
Whaaat
13 hours later 32969828 Anonymous (678549334.png 263x202 49kB)
> reload mtgox
> theres now ltc
13 hours later 32969835 Anonymous
>>32969816
that must be from yesterday
13 hours later 32969840 Anonymous
>>32969828
And so, the story repeats in a different place.
13 hours later 32969853 Anonymous
>>32969600
>/fit/
>Not gay
Hmmm...
13 hours later 32969861 Anonymous
>>32969828
fuck u troll
i fell for it
13 hours later 32969888 Anonymous
>>32969862
but it could have momentarily hit that and jumped back up
13 hours later 32969899 Anonymous
>>32969844
>currency popular with druggo's and pedo's
>supports laundering
>supports tax dodging
>easy manipulated by bots, reason why it's so high
>pops
What did people expect.
13 hours later 32969902 Anonymous
>>32969862
>>32969888
Ignore my trips, I just checked the "low" and it was $105
13 hours later 32969907 Anonymous
>>32969888
no becausee minimum selling price was $105, that's recorded
13 hours later 32969921 Anonymous
>>32969907
Yeah I realized that on >>32969902
13 hours later 32969933 Anonymous
>>32969844
Bitcoins are way more fun than other markets though. When have you ever seen people get this excited over stocks or some shitty commodities market.
13 hours later 32969954 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1512x337 111kB)
It had a hard life.
13 hours later 32969967 Anonymous
>>32969933
Bitcoin market is like stocks on speed.
This is great.
13 hours later 32969975 Anonymous
>>32969962
>implying the modern stock market isn't completely digital as well
13 hours later 32969989 Anonymous
The bitcoin market is like an unregulated stock market.
It's hilarious how it's an even bigger scam.
13 hours later 32970007 Anonymous
Is there a chance MtGox will add LTC?
13 hours later 32970008 Anonymous
Will we be seeing prices below 100 USD or not?
13 hours later 32970022 Anonymous
>>32969962
>This is stocks for suckers and bag holders.
Fixed.
13 hours later 32970034 Anonymous
>>32969780
They took the site down to upgrade hardware thid morning without announcing it anywhere but on Facebook.
They then get DDOS'd again.
The service's shittyness is causing slight panics with the plebs who daytrade.
Remind me why you're all using a trading card site for this shit?
13 hours later 32970038 Anonymous
>>32969989
>The bitcoin market is like an unregulated stock market.
And you have no recourse at all in the case of fraud.
13 hours later 32970048 Anonymous
>>32970007
>>32970007
>>32970007
>>32970007
>>32970007
plz respond
13 hours later 32970053 Anonymous
>>32969992
stop saying whilst, jesus christ, no wonder you're forever alone with just your fedora for company
13 hours later 32970060 Anonymous
>>32970048
There were only four posts in between. This unnecessary bump is reason enough for me not to answer you.
13 hours later 32970071 Anonymous
>>32970038
As it should be. Regulatory bullshit just gives a shield to rich people that fuck the system. We need to go back to the old days where you would just shoot someone if they stole your money.
13 hours later 32970080 Anonymous
>>32970048
PLUZ ROSPOND GUYS
fuck off
13 hours later 32970093 Anonymous
>>32970080
no.
now come back samefag more speak more stupid shit because still nobody gives a shit about your shitty ltc
13 hours later 32970105 Anonymous
>>32970093
>samefag
Kill yourself
13 hours later 32970114 Anonymous
>>32970094
sent ;)
13 hours later 32970120 ANON
>>32970048
yup, not gonna respond now either. fag
13 hours later 32970122 Anonymous
>Set buy orders on 77, 56, 37, 17, 6
Yes, my scared goys, sell, SELL YOUR BUTTCOINS!
13 hours later 32970133 Anonymous
>>32970094
Dense ;)
13 hours later 32970156 Anonymous
>>32970127
I will buy when it stops plummeting
13 hours later 32970167 Anonymous
>>32970034
[5:26:35 AM] <goahead> MagicalTux, why not inform your Twitter responsible guy to tweet about DDoS?
[5:26:41 AM] <@MagicalTux> we thought it was the announced maintenance (since it was supposed to have no impact but could)
[5:26:48 AM] <@MagicalTux> but our ISP just confirmed it was a ddos
So the "maintenance over" thing was BS. There was no maintenance.
13 hours later 32970187 Anonymous
>>32970167
If you want to post log, post the recent one :
@MagicalTux> installed some extra ddos-protection hardware
13 hours later 32970236 Anonymous
>>32970187
lol, do they have any credibility left at this point? They don't even manage their own hardware.
13 hours later 32970269 Anonymous
>>32970167
Control the MTgox, control the market.
13 hours later 32970278 Anonymous
>>32970167
Yeah, mtgox owners confirmed for being liars. On their announcement page they say they're "a victim of their success" where 3x the volume shut them down. 3x the volume? It's only 250k trades -- you could run that on a smartphone over dial-up.
13 hours later 32970319 Anonymous
>>32970278
see
>>32968923
mtgox programmers have no idea what they're doing. they're in way over their heads.
13 hours later 32970352 Anonymous
Bitcoinfags please go
13 hours later 32970368 Anonymous
>>32970352
Someone rustled they didn't invest back in the $10 days?
Also thank goodness there is an uptrend right now, I invested at $178 and I didn't want to lose ALL my money
13 hours later 32970393 Anonymous
>>32970387
More like a second rise
13 hours later 32970404 Anonymous
>>32970387
there are still people sitting on millions of dollars
i dont think it will go very high until people start selling again
13 hours later 32970413 Anonymous
MTGox is the centralization of what is supposed to be a decentralized currency. I'm happy to say I don't use them. BTC-e is the wave.
Also, I used coinescrow dot org after the owner (or one of the devs?) posted it in a thread here and they are legit. I sent a few litecoins to myself through it just to test it out. Quick replies, quick transactions. +1 for whoever set that up
13 hours later 32970432 Anonymous
>>32970387
Read
>>32969120
>>32969195
13 hours later 32970443 Anonymous (1365446650901.png 274x242 5kB)
Devcoins have consistently outperformed every other alt coins during these crashes. How's it feel to be rich my friends
13 hours later 32970445 Anonymous
screw mt. cock and use bitfloor instead
13 hours later 32970455 Anonymous
>>32969954
When the fuck did this happen?
13 hours later 32970458 Anonymous
If you want to make money, do the opposite of what market does. When everyone sells, you buy. When everyone buys, you sell.
13 hours later 32970470 Anonymous
>>32970455
s2 bitcoinity org/markets/
stop being troll victim
13 hours later 32970483 Anonymous
>>32970439
god bless the emperror
13 hours later 32970508 Anonymous
>>32970459
sent :-)
13 hours later 32970512 Anonymous
>>32970459
sent ;)
13 hours later 32970519 Anonymous
>>32970459
sent :DDDD
13 hours later 32970523 Anonymous
>>32970459
le sent xDDDd
13 hours later 32970525 Anonymous
>>32970459
sent ;)
13 hours later 32970550 Anonymous
>>32970525
>saging a sticky
also: sent :-))))))))
13 hours later 32970555 Anonymous
46.00 4 minutes ago 164.99
does that mean someone bought 46 BTC for $164?
13 hours later 32970560 Anonymous
>>32970550
>not politely saging off-topic
sent ;)
14 hours later 32970578 Anonymous
So like 3-4 years ago when this thing started I mined a few Bitcoins but since they were worthless and shit I uninstalled everything and eventually reformatted. I don't remember shit, but I don't see a username or anything... How do I gain access to the coins?
14 hours later 32970585 Anonymous
>>32970556
0\10
14 hours later 32970592 Anonymous
>>32970556
Why do you think like that? Don't you believe in intrinsic value of buttcoins?
14 hours later 32970606 Anonymous
>>32970578
You lost the wallet.dat, you lost the coins.
14 hours later 32970611 Anonymous
>>32970578
>I uninstalled everything and eventually reformatted.
you lost it. I'm not even kidding. You had your money in wallet.dat and apparently you fucked up blg time.
14 hours later 32970614 Anonymous
>>32970604
If you take it to the bank they may weigh the residue and give you the cash. Has happened with someone that burned a pile of cash.
14 hours later 32970634 Anonymous
>>32970621
Don't make shitty scenarios then.
14 hours later 32970638 Anonymous
>>32970604
It's more like being given signed rookie cards for a shitty 6th-rounder and throwing them away only to find out 4 years later that rookie was Tom Brady and he just won a Super Bowl
14 hours later 32970667 Anonymous
>>32970611
>>32970606
>mfw I never thought they would take off so I didn't care but now I really need the ~$1000 I would've gotten
14 hours later 32970673 Anonymous
it's because bitcoins have to coexist with fiat money..........the dark poisons the light....
14 hours later 32970703 Anonymous
Took a loan of 23'000$ to buy BTC at $190. Not worried at all. The fearful will sell, but the value of cryptocurrency is there. I'm sure I will double my investment by the end of the year if not in 4 months.
14 hours later 32970704 Anonymous
>>32970443
>>32970443
>>32970443
This
14 hours later 32970721 Anonymous
>>32970694
That chart is very deceptive.
The big sell orders are at 170.
14 hours later 32970729 Anonymous
>>32970443
If I could find a way to buy DevCoins, then I'd fucking do it.
14 hours later 32970744 Anonymous
I sold all three of my testicles for bitcoins at 400 dollars. I can still become a billionaire, right?
14 hours later 32970755 Anonymous
>>32970726
No, you have to go against the grain with these things. When others are fearful, be greedy. When others are greedy, be fearful.
I will make a killing. You will see. You can't forget the intrinsic value of bitcoin, anonymity, little to no fees, efficiency...that's the intrinsic value. The world will see it pretty soon.
14 hours later 32970799 Anonymous
>>32970763
You need to look at the bar chart.
All hell breaks loose pretty much exactly when it went below $200.
14 hours later 32970823 Anonymous
>>32967887
fuck
send me some
1HkPiSaWjXfz57Dkek1iZ2vetR3173MM2
14 hours later 32970840 ANON
>>32970823
obv troll.
14 hours later 32970846 Anonymous
And people laughed at me wen I said buy bitcoins back in december.
>mfw I spent my 150 bitcoins on weed in january
fuck my life
14 hours later 32970900 Anonymous
>>32967887
lrn2troll
http://blockchain.info/address/17he NCByDzMVqn7TzeBAwPMPKh41D3savZ
u can check here if there actually was a transfer to an address, retards.
ive checked like 30 beggars and none received anything, except someone with quints. he got .03 btc
http://blockchain.info/address/1MKi r9fJjYU1iSoq5jatmXyEFYY2Z4h8kw
14 hours later 32970936 Anonymous
>>32970901
btc-e
14 hours later 32970945 Anonymous
Anyway to get USD from bitstamp to paypal?
14 hours later 32970948 Anonymous
>>32970936
Stop advertising your awful Russian scam site.
14 hours later 32970960 Anonymous
>>32970945
>BAW I WANT PAYPAL AND NOT MY REAL BANK
you fucking retard man
14 hours later 32970971 Anonymous
>>32970945
No
Bitinstant "conveniently" shut down paypal and other options.
14 hours later 32970993 Anonymous
>>32970971
Well the point of Bitcoins was to replace payment services such as PayPal; it makes sense that it's not supported
14 hours later 32971001 Anonymous
How do you even mine bitcoins?
14 hours later 32971004 Anonymous
People keep saying they've sent me buttcoins but they don't show up in my wallet, How long does it usually take? My addres's 1KgfRiVUPMHRTwnZzsz8q3NLqWtYobiPFc if that helps.
14 hours later 32971014 Anonymous
>>32971001
Google.
14 hours later 32971015 Anonymous
>>32971001
With a bitcoin mining program or a specially made miner
>>32971004
That's because they didn't send any
Sent(; is a complete lie
14 hours later 32971018 Anonymous
>>32971004
Sent :)
14 hours later 32971022 Anonymous
>>32971004
It takes about 10 minutes for it to appear.
[spoiler]They aren't sending you coins.[/spoiler]
14 hours later 32971024 sage
2000 replies, what the fuck
14 hours later 32971036 Anonymous sega
>>32971024
>saging a general
>fucking up a sage
14 hours later 32971057 Anonymous
>>32971024
>somewhere around the 11th biggest bubble ever
>electronic currency mined by high-end computers
>2000 posts
>/technology/
Whodathunk?
14 hours later 32971061 Anonymous
I used to have a bitcoin wallet (no idea what the number was), its a shame had like 0.5 bitcoins i think, i know not much but still money. Downloaded bitcoin wallet again, just says 'syncrhonising with network' i don't remember seeing this before?
14 hours later 32971066 Anonymous
>>32971015
>With a bitcoin mining program or a specially made miner
such as?
14 hours later 32971074 Anonymous
Hey guys, I'm happy some of you made legit money with this.
Good job.
14 hours later 32971081 Anonymous (1357047986974.jpg 1024x1325 95kB)
>>32970948
>muh freedom
14 hours later 32971091 Anonymous
>>32971066
look it up
just look up "how to bitcoin" on google, its not hard
14 hours later 32971094 Anonymous
>>32971004
le sent xDDd
14 hours later 32971110 Anonymous
>not mining litecoins
fucktards
14 hours later 32971117 Anonymous
>>32971081
Only Russians can buy from it and it's regarded as a scam site if you use real money to buy any of these coins.
How fucking stupid are you?
14 hours later 32971121 Anonymous
well maybe I am lucky and somebody will send me some. Doubt it though, would be a first.
1KAfvYn4gmFb6ijqknepH9GcFFPBtA1vhz
Thanks anyway
14 hours later 32971129 Anonymous
if everyone wants to sell then why aren't they doing it? gamblers playing chicken with each other?
14 hours later 32971140 Anonymous
>>32970993
No they aren't. This is done to prevent a bank run.
bitpay is paypals competion, in a way and in theory (it won't) paypal could accept bitcoin too.
14 hours later 32971146 Anonymous
>>32970755
I think you're going to make a fortune. Wish I could do the same. Worst case scenario bitcoin never rises high again, but it will.
14 hours later 32971166 Anonymous
>>32971117
>Only Russians can buy from it
What?
14 hours later 32971189 Anonymous
>>32971015
>>32971018
>>32971022
>>32971035
>>32971128
To those whom sent me some shiz/advice cheers.
All others can sodomise themselves.
14 hours later 32971191 Anonymous
>>32971166
He's retarded, leave him be.
14 hours later 32971206 Anonymous
>>32971189
No wait, that was just my mining payout.
ALL can sodomise yourselves.
14 hours later 32971219 Anonymous
>>32971206
sent ;)
14 hours later 32971227 Anonymous
>>32971121
sent ;)
14 hours later 32971229 Anonymous
>>32971191
>>32971166
Slavshits please go.
14 hours later 32971269 Anonymous
>>32971191
pls scammer
14 hours later 32971273 Anonymous
>>32970826
fake as fuck
14 hours later 32971301 Anonymous
>>32971270
sent ;)
14 hours later 32971366 Anonymous
>>32971329
sent ;)
15 hours later 32971416 Anonymous
Not sure how the TX fees work in bitcoin, What would happen if I sent someone a small amount of bitcoins without a TX Fee? would it be forever lost in the limbo?
15 hours later 32971526 Anonymous (bitcoin.gif 325x344 1676kB)
>all this begging
stay classy /g/
15 hours later 32971532 Anonymous
>>32971317
sent :)
15 hours later 32971543 Anonymous
>>32971536
sent ;)
15 hours later 32971546 Anonymous (1317927250750.jpg 279x451 38kB)
>mfw visting shitty websites and get free bitcoins works
15 hours later 32971549 Anonymous
>>32971486
sent :)
15 hours later 32971587 Anonymous
>>32971532
awesome. thank you! :)
15 hours later 32971662 Anonymous
Why haven't you bought devcoin yet, /g/?
Don't miss your chance like you did with BTC/LTC!
15 hours later 32971677 Anonymous
>>32971653
>http://pastebin.com/h7iGK49T
Operation April Foolscoin
By: a guest on Mar 29th, 2013
anyone can explain what a triple bluff is?
15 hours later 32971702 Anonymous (therideneverends.jpg 875x568 57kB)
>>32971662
>buying at this point
if you want to lose all your money, go ahead I guess
15 hours later 32971762 Anonymous
>mt gox
>mt goy
>mt goyim
15 hours later 32971805 Anonymous
>>32971770
sent ;)
15 hours later 32971839 Anonymous (poor_dog.gif 260x195 2096kB)
>>32971810
15 hours later 32971841 Anonymous
I just installed and start bitcoin for the first time
does it make any sense to start mining now?
15 hours later 32971848 Anonymous
>>32971841
none
15 hours later 32971850 Anonymous
PANIC last trade 5 minutes ago and lag is at 100 sec.
15 hours later 32971853 Anonymous
>2 minute lag on mtgox again
ids habbening
15 hours later 32971854 Anonymous
lol
everyone fighting over fiat digi-currency
when everyone knows the real enemy......
15 hours later 32971857 Anonymous
>121
HERE WE GO
15 hours later 32971860 Anonymous
>mtgoy down again
15 hours later 32971862 Anonymous
>>32970729
Vircurex has devcoins (for dirt cheap right now)
15 hours later 32971866 Anonymous
dat slide
15 hours later 32971869 Anonymous
>invested 2 months ago
>big "crash" yesterday
OH NO, now I've only doubled my money 3 times instead of 4, how will I ever deal with over 500% ROI in two months.
15 hours later 32971922 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1535x645 201kB)
WHY DIDN'T YOU USE LITECOIN
YOU COULD HAVE PREVENTED THIS
15 hours later 32971923 Anonymous
>>32971883
sent ;)
15 hours later 32971926 Anonymous
>>32971841
Nope. We missed the boat.
15 hours later 32971927 Anonymous
lol
people think digi-currency is different than fiat money ......so funny...... it's different this time! ummmmm, yeaaaah...no
we still have the Federal Reserve......you will never win in the money game.......unless you are the chosen few
15 hours later 32971933 Anonymous
>14:32:33 > MtGox: Disconnected.
>14:32:33 > MtGox: Disconnected.
>14:32:33 > MtGox: Disconnected.
>14:32:33 > MtGox: Disconnected.
>14:32:33 > MtGox: Disconnected.
15 hours later 32971939 Anonymous
So what will the mean be for btc? Also dat lag: 200 seconds.
15 hours later 32971950 Anonymous
>>32971662
>>32971662
>>32971662
>>32971662
This so much this. BTC-e adopting it soon and got an email from Mt Gox support claiming they are working on it but won't put it up until their server issues get fixed (ie - litecoin first, then devcoin)
15 hours later 32971961 Anonymous
>>32971950
Citation needed
15 hours later 32971966 Anonymous
>>32971939
$0
15 hours later 32972011 Anonymous
Looking at the charts, the BTC has been behaving very erratically since the bubble popped. Is this behaviour what's called bouncing?
15 hours later 32972043 Anonymous (1360133658907.jpg 618x428 69kB)
>>32959614
Imagine all the buttcoins moot has. He's gonna be rich(er).
He probably made this sticky.
15 hours later 32972057 Anonymous
My experience in technical analysis leads to believe that buying at any price above 60USD is a losing bet. However, my personal intention is to buy whenever the price hit the 20US mark.
I think that bitcoins will remain at a low value for a couple of months; maybe even 1 or two years. However, the prices will rise again in the future. My best guess at the moment is that they will rise again by the end of this year/the beginning of next yeat, after the German elections. When the Germans have their election, there will be less pressure on the German government to help sustain governments and markets in the Euro zone and hence we will have large-scale Cypruses; as a result people will flee again to perceived safe havens like bitcoins.
I sold 10 bitcoins at 200 a couple of days ago. I didn't buy them as an investment. I bought 20 several years ago to buy shit at Silkroad; at the time I paid 8 per coin.
15 hours later 32972060 Anonymous (wowgf.png 1020x752 1355kB)
wow what did i witness
15 hours later 32972061 Anonymous
>>32972043
I'm pretty sure he instantly cashed them out for fiat.
15 hours later 32972076 Anonymous
>>32972057
Retrospectively, I realize that I should have seen the bitcoin bubble coming. Prechner, Keiser and Peter Schiff had been trying to pump the price for months.
15 hours later 32972096 Anonymous
>7 minute lag
hold on to your buttcoins
next destination is 50 dollars
15 hours later 32972141 Anonymous
its the beginning of the end
15 hours later 32972150 Anonymous
>>32972141
The beginning of the end was yesterday. It's already happening at full force, and there is nothing you can do to stop it.
15 hours later 32972151 Anonymous
>>32972057
Furthermore, I think that it is worth mentioning that despite the fact that bitcoins have no intrinsic value. They are definitely a good tool. You could easily compare their purpose to services provided by companies like western union. So, my best guess is that the price will eventually stabilize somewhere above the 10USD mark, with occasional lower scale bubble taking place every now and then.
15 hours later 32972166 Anonymous
>>32971702
these graphs are actually true.
now it goes down big time
15 hours later 32972173 Anonymous
>7 minute trading lag
aahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaha hahah
15 hours later 32972195 Anonymous
SELL NOW TO MINIMIZE YOUR LOSS
15 hours later 32972204 Anonymous
So whats the best wallet for storing this shit for the long term?
15 hours later 32972209 Anonymous
>haven't even gotten verified
Whelp... I missed the whole damn bubble...
FUCK
15 hours later 32972215 Anonymous
>>32972204
>storing this shit for the long term
LOL
15 hours later 32972220 Anonymous
>>32972195
Nah I'm not losing much, I'm just going to ride the ship into the sea. I put money into this I could afford to lose and not care, I feel sorry for those fucks who gambled money they actually cared about.
15 hours later 32972224 Anonymous
>>32972151
this article states very eloquently what I've thought for a while...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/louiswo odhill/2013/04/11/bitcoins-are-digi tal-collectibles-not-real-money/
people argue it can't be a bubble since it's a currency, but it's not like other currency... fiat currency has a value mandated by a government or backed by law. it has no intrinsic value either because it doesn't represent anything. since it really is purely an investment vehicle, and would be useless as currency, it absolutely can have a bubble.
you are merely guessing it will stabilize in a while, it's not even an estimate because there's nothing to really indicate it will ever stabilize enough to function as a currency.
it is far too easy to manipulate. it is far too easy to steal. there is no recourse for theft of bitcoins.
granted, I didn't think they'd go up in value quite so much, but I never really saw how this could work.
15 hours later 32972226 Anonymous
>>32972204
Any wallet is good. I used Bitcoin-qt; not for trading but for buying stuff at SilkRoad back in the day. They are all pretty much the same crap.
15 hours later 32972227 Anonymous
>>32972204
Paper wallet and a backup on a flash and DVD.
15 hours later 32972228 Anonymous
>>32972204
FREE-ONLINE-WALLET.ISREAL
16 hours later 32972234 Anonymous
>8 minutes
>8 minutes
>8 minutes
>8 minutes
16 hours later 32972241 Anonymous
>>32972220
>i'm losing money but i don't REALLY care about losing money ;D
people like you made me rich. thank you.
16 hours later 32972264 Anonymous
>>32972241
What are you someone who goes to a casino and cries about not winning?
16 hours later 32972271 Anonymous (money.jpg 835x575 274kB)
Who mate bank on shitcoins? I did, sold 100 at $250.
16 hours later 32972272 Anonymous (ItsHapAgain.png 1251x984 534kB)
God wills it!!
16 hours later 32972276 Anonymous
>>32972241
never gamble with more than you can afford to lose.
16 hours later 32972278 Anonymous
>>32972204
Your own. It's stored in a wallet.dat on your computer. Now, personally, I would grab a copy of Truecrypt, make a small volume (just the size of your wallet) and encrypt the fuck out of the wallet.dat, then store it in multiple online areas like Dropbox and my email. As long as you use a good encryption passphrase, you have zero worry of anyone ever decrypting it without your consent. And you know it is encrypted properly because you saw to that yourself, which is much more than you can say for the countless online wallets, many of which have been hacked. In addition, you've got backups in multiple places in case one disappears.
16 hours later 32972287 Anonymous
>>32972271
>2500
>bank
16 hours later 32972291 Anonymous
THE DREAM IS DEAD
Can't be NEET 5ever
16 hours later 32972293 Anonymous
>>32972204
I'll keep em safe for you, just send them to me
16 hours later 32972294 Anonymous
>>32972276
Nonsense. Sometimes you've got to take real risk to come out ahead. Your advice is only applicable to people that run into things half-assed.
16 hours later 32972295 Anonymous
>>32972287
>Can't into math.
16 hours later 32972297 Anonymous
>>32960800
Yeah all the way down to a measly 2 million.
How could you even afford to live?
16 hours later 32972303 Anonymous
>>32972295
>25000
>bank
16 hours later 32972304 Anonymous
>>32972287
He made 25000$, math genius.
16 hours later 32972305 Anonymous
>>32972264
I agree... anyone who saw bitcoin as anything more than a very risky gamble was deluding themselves. even the hackers orchestrating the DDoS attacks, the investors that have tens of thousands of coins, trade bots, and the ability to manipulate the price to some degree, etc... it's a risky gamble for all involved.
16 hours later 32972313 Anonymous
>>32972264
no, i'm someone that goes to a casino and laughs at retards throwing they hard earned cash down the drain.
only this time those retards weren't throwing it down the drain but rather directly into my hands, which makes me laugh even harder than usual.
16 hours later 32972319 Anonymous
>>32972294
Top lel
16 hours later 32972330 Anonymous
>>32972215
the ONLY people losing money on BTC is those who are pretending to be daytraders and trying to make short term money.
see
>>32971869
and 2 months is still short term
16 hours later 32972339 Anonymous
>>32972313
So you are one of those people that cries at casinos.
16 hours later 32972350 Anonymous
>>32972224
>you are merely guessing it will stabilize in a while
I think their price was stable back when it was used as a means of exchange within a small community. The price was relatively stable around the 4-10USD range.
However, I think it is unlikely that bitcoins will stabilize at that range given their newly gained attention. So my best guess is that if they do stabilize, which as you
pointed out, might not necessarily happen; even though, patterns observed through technical analyses suggest it will.
>it is far too easy to manipulate. it is far too easy to steal. there is no recourse for theft of bitcoins.
I totally agree with you on this. I don't intend to hold Bitcoins as long term assets. I am mainly interested in riding the next manipulations/bubbles. By the way, most markets are easy to manipulate;
at least for the people who have a lot of assets. Do you really think that other financial markets are any less manipulated by macro-cap investment firms. The patterns are very similar; the difference is
that bitcoin is way smaller and bubbles can occur faster.
16 hours later 32972356 Anonymous
>>32972339
no. i don't gamble.
thanks again for the free money, mate.
16 hours later 32972358 Anonymous
>>32972330
unless you bought it at 200+...
you should read
http://www.forbes.com/sites/louiswo odhill/2013/04/11/bitcoins-are-digi tal-collectibles-not-real-money/
16 hours later 32972360 Anonymous
>>32972319
If you think it's funny, then enjoy being someone that works a dead-end nine to five until they die because they're afraid of risk.
16 hours later 32972375 Anonymous
>>32972356
I don't think you know what the word gamble means.
16 hours later 32972385 Anonymous
>>32972355
Tel Aviv confirmed for financial capital of the world.
16 hours later 32972397 Anonymous
>>32972355
>Jews
Of course.
16 hours later 32972401 Anonymous
>>32972355
>Tel Aviv (Hebrew: תֵּל־אָבִיב; Arabic: تل أبيب) is the second most populous city in Israel
Oh shit, IT HAPPENED.
16 hours later 32972409 Anonymous
>>32972375
i didn't invest in bitcoins, i've been mining them since 2010. i've been using those bitcoins on silkroad long before you've even heard about them.
again, i do not gamble, i'm not retarded.
16 hours later 32972421 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 865x551 117kB)
>>32972355
They love it.
16 hours later 32972428 Anonymous
>>32972409
I don't think you know what the word invest means either.
16 hours later 32972430 Anonymous
>>32972401
Did you fucking have to look up Tel Aviv?
/g/ in charge of knowing anything about the world
16 hours later 32972440 Anonymous
>>32972428
i think you're just angry you lost your money :)
16 hours later 32972446 Anonymous (GBY633s[1].png 621x930 31kB)
>>32972204
haha I made 25 ltc during that crash.
16 hours later 32972449 Anonymous
>>32972409
there's no such thing as a free lunch
16 hours later 32972455 Anonymous
>>32972440
I don't think you think.
16 hours later 32972460 Anonymous
>>32972449
>MTGox
>Order placing suspended until 2013-04-12 11:00:00 UTC
Well, gg, they're trying their hardest to stop it from popping.
16 hours later 32972467 Anonymous
>>32972421
>bitcoins israel
16 hours later 32972484 Anonymous
https://mtgox.com/press_release_201 30411.html
lel
>First of all we would like to reassure you but no we were not last night victim of a DDoS but instead victim of our own success!
damage control
also
>Also please note that we may have to close the exchange for two hours in the next 12 to 24hrs to add several new servers to our system.
16 hours later 32972488 Anonymous
Falling again? Nice, cheap coins. SELL FOOLS SELL!
16 hours later 32972489 Anonymous
>>32972358
>unless you bought it at 200+
200+ happened a few days ago. that's pretty much as short term as it gets.
Also I never said bitcoins were "real money"
16 hours later 32972499 Anonymous
>>32972449
i've made almost 270k in the last 3 days, with bitcoins i've been mining since '10, thanks to retarded 'investors'. i didn't spend even close as much on electricity/hardware for mining in the last two years. i'd consider my 'lunch' to be quite 'free' indeed.
16 hours later 32972534 Anonymous
>>32972350
Sorry, erased part by mistake:
If they do stabilize.... they will do so at a price above the 4-10 USD range.
16 hours later 32972535 Anonymous
>>32972499
you said you didn't invest. you committed time and resources. that's what the phrase there's no such thing as a free lunch refers to. it's not about proportionality, it's that literally everything we do has a cost.
if you made 270k, why are you even here?
16 hours later 32972558 Anonymous
>>32972535
>why are you even here?
schadenfreude
16 hours later 32972569 Anonymous
>>32972535
[spoiler]Because he didn't make that money and hes retarded[/spoiler]
16 hours later 32972575 Anonymous
>>32972535
He is killing time before his next set of anime dolls arrive.
16 hours later 32972587 Anonymous
>>32972569
>>>/v/
16 hours later 32972594 Anonymous
>>32972558
Markus, bist du es? :D
16 hours later 32972600 Anonymous (it's happening agaaaaaaaaain.gif 346x192 4kB)
16 hours later 32972603 Anonymous
>>32972535
He has a point. You may have had an extremely cheap and excessively indulgent lunch, but not a free one.
16 hours later 32972604 Anonymous
>>32972535
>he can't tell an idiom from a factual claim
16 hours later 32972608 Anonymous (1365597777444.gif 150x167 195kB)
>>32972575
>Hes waiting on his real doll to arrive.
16 hours later 32972615 Anonymous
>>32972575
the first thing he will buy is a fleshlight to attach to his body pillow that has a waifu pillowcase
16 hours later 32972621 Anonymous
>>32972608
related
http://youtu.be/J0e9Kai7JDs
16 hours later 32972629 Anonymous (1294581065555.jpg 114x126 4kB)
>>32972615
>>32972608
>this much buttslaughter
16 hours later 32972632 Anonymous
>>32972615
>>32972608
>>32972575
>>32972569
too bad that trying to insult me won't bring you your money back, mates :D
16 hours later 32972636 Anonymous
>>32972621
Why.
16 hours later 32972640 Anonymous
>>32972621
oh lawd
16 hours later 32972645 Anonymous
yo guys, i made 4 billion on buttcoins, been mining them since 1972
you buttmad?
16 hours later 32972648 Anonymous
brb suicide
16 hours later 32972659 Anonymous (1364791480369.jpg 648x640 160kB)
>>32972608
>>32972615
Fuck I can't wait to spend my jewcoins on this.
16 hours later 32972663 Anonymous
I just woke up. What caused the crash this morning?
16 hours later 32972675 Anonymous
>>32972632
I didn't invest a penny or a second into the stuff. I always thought it was far too much of a gamble.
16 hours later 32972678 Anonymous
>>32972663
The jews of course
16 hours later 32972681 Anonymous
>>32972663
ur mum
16 hours later 32972694 Anonymous
lel it's crashing again
>New paradigm they said
16 hours later 32972713 Anonymous
Should I invest in LTC nao???
16 hours later 32972720 Anonymous
>>32972713
No it will drop lower this this probably.
16 hours later 32972724 Anonymous
Oh shit
161
16 hours later 32972738 Anonymous
>>32972713
Yes. Life savings.
16 hours later 32972744 Anonymous
>>32972663
Serious answers plees
16 hours later 32972755 Anonymous
>>32972663
https://mtgox.com/press_release_201 30411.html
>Also please note that we may have to close the exchange for two hours in the next 12 to 24hrs to add several new servers to our system.
16 hours later 32972763 Anonymous
>>32972744
http://www.forbes.com/sites/louiswo odhill/2013/04/11/bitcoins-are-digi tal-collectibles-not-real-money/
enlightenment caused it.
16 hours later 32972765 Anonymous (8412243166_6e267872bd_o.jpg 1440x1617 470kB)
>https://twitter.com/MtGox
>Yes, we have. Trading will resume at 11am JST. You can still cancel your orders now.
>MTGox purposely trying to push the bit coin price up
16 hours later 32972769 Anonymous
>>32972738
Yep. Once MtGox stars trading ltc as well the price will go up a lot
16 hours later 32972775 Anonymous
>>32972744
>The jews isn't a serious answer
JIDF pls go
16 hours later 32972779 Anonymous
>>32972744
It's a deflationary "currency" whose most active market is speculating on its value. This should be all you need to know. Another bubble and crash is inevitable, unless people abandon it now.
16 hours later 32972788 Anonymous
>>32972769
Maybe a little.
16 hours later 32972795 Anonymous
I think Bitcoin will always have some intrinsic value as long as it's the easiest way to buy hard drugs.
16 hours later 32972826 Anonymous
>useful currency you can use to launder money and buy drugs
>fucking idiot investors destroy it and nobody can use it anymore
>people move on, bitcoins has no real value anymore
>price goes to zero, investors go on to destroy next drug currency
fucking jews, man. i just wanna buy some LSD
16 hours later 32972844 Anonymous
>>32972763
>To replace our entire dollar base money with Bitcoins would require that each Bitcoin be valued at more than $370,000. Perhaps this fact is what drove speculators to bid up the price of the Bitcoin to $266 yesterday.
stopped reading there, this guy doesn't even seem to realize that you can trade fractions of a bitcoin, he does not know what he's talking about.
16 hours later 32972859 Anonymous
>>32972360
>Being this butthurt
So palpable.
16 hours later 32972860 Anonymous
>>32972844
that quote doesn't imply you can't trade <1 btc
16 hours later 32972875 Anonymous
>>32972763
>Also, by design, there can never be more than 21 million Bitcoins, and that number won’t be reached until 2040. As a practical matter, this means that Bitcoins were never designed to be used as money. Whether this was intentional or not doesn’t matter. It is simply a fact that there will never be enough Bitcoins to use as a substitute for the dollar.
He doesn't even understand how they work, so don't take his opinion with more than a grain of salt. You don't need more than 21 million bitcoins because they're infinitely divisible. Earlier in the article he mentions one bitcoin being worth $370,000 if they were to substitute the dollar. And to that I say: "And?" Just because the base numeration is valuable doesn't make it infeasible as a currency. I just means that people will be trading in much smaller denominations. If he actually knew about money, he'd know this has happened in the past as well, like when a pound sterling actually meant a fucking pound sterling. Did most people easily have access to a pound of silver? No. So they traded in much smaller denominations.
Damn, Forbes really needs to start screening its opinion articles. It seems like every whackjob is writing for them these days.
16 hours later 32972892 Anonymous
>>32972360
How about taking the risk of learning to invest in a real market, and not bitcoins?
16 hours later 32972900 Anonymous
>>32972826
>>people move on, bitcoins has no real value anymore
Only if someone creates a better cryptocurrency that gets accepted.
What's hurting bitcoin based trade is the volatility, and as long as it stays so the door is open for alternatives. Nevertheless, with so much computing power and money splashing around it's hard to imagine any of the cryptos being more or less stable, even if someone would design one with that goal in mind. If that's even possible.
16 hours later 32972914 Anonymous
>>32972875
you're missing the point of the article.
16 hours later 32972917 Anonymous
People buy drugs with this?
16 hours later 32972924 Mosin Nagant
Do you see this?
Remember every single one of you fags that didn't get in early praying for it to come down so you could invest?
I bet you're scared of the market and are listening to the plebs that think this is the end of bitcoin.
I'll see you in 7 months
16 hours later 32972925 Anonymous
>>32972905
>>32972859
Did it hit just a little too close to home with you guys?
16 hours later 32972933 Anonymous
>>32972914
what's the point of the article?
16 hours later 32972936 Anonymous
>>32972917
Yes. That was the most important catalyst in the early days.
16 hours later 32972940 Anonymous
>>32972917
You must be GNU here.
16 hours later 32972942 Anonymous
>>32972927
sent ;)
16 hours later 32972944 Anonymous
>>32972914
How so? That's in direct response to one of his "three major points" against it. He simply doesn't know what he's talking about.
16 hours later 32972947 Mosin Nagant (ss (2013-04-11 at 03.38.26).png 689x281 21kB)
>>32972924
Now with added picture
16 hours later 32972957 Anonymous
>>32972947
Its going to rocket as soon as mtgox is going to open again.
16 hours later 32972969 Anonymous
>>32972955
What do you teach? Hopefully it is not economics or finance.
16 hours later 32972988 Anonymous
>>32972933
None too tech savvy bitcoin "investors" will read it and panic. Selling frenzy, price drops.
16 hours later 32972991 Anonymous (namecoins.png 663x201 5kB)
It's interesting how well Namecoins have retained their value during this. Unlike Litecoins, they don't seem attached to the value of the Bitcoin too terribly much.
16 hours later 32972992 Anonymous
>>32972947
Can't stop the drop.
>>32972957
>he thinks it's going to go up
Why do you think they stopped transactions, because it was dropping too fast.
16 hours later 32972996 Anonymous
>>32972988
i figured.
16 hours later 32973004 Anonymous
>>32972992
Because they are adding new servers.
16 hours later 32973005 Anonymous
>>32972991
Because they're fucking worthless already.
16 hours later 32973008 Anonymous
>>32972957
Sockpuppet detected
16 hours later 32973015 Anonymous
>mt gox
>Your Position in the Verification Queue 22560
16 hours later 32973018 Anonymous
what's the chance of the fools who bought into the BTC scam migrating over to LTC after this passes?
they're preddy cheap right now, risking like 50 dollars doesn't seem like much
16 hours later 32973029 Anonymous
>>32972988
Forbes has bashed bitcoins on multiple occasions, including the last bubble. Hell, there were dozens of articles calling it patently stupid, and going into the particulars nearly two years ago.
All you had to do was listen.
16 hours later 32973033 Anonymous
>>32972957
its going to rocket like the columbia
16 hours later 32973034 Anonymous
>>32972991
Their value is based on BTC. They lost exactly as much as BTC did, because they are at all times priced relative to BTC.
16 hours later 32973036 Anonymous
>that guy who sold his car for bitcoins
16 hours later 32973043 Anonymous
>>32973029
>trusting jew run press that want to keep people in the rothschild monopoly.
16 hours later 32973053 Anonymous
any britfags here what site do you use for bitcoins/litecoins?
thinking of getting into it again
16 hours later 32973058 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32972944
His point is that a currency that is inherently deflationary can't actually be used as a currency because prices will forever have to fall in step with the size of the money supply, which is difficult and makes banking impossible.
16 hours later 32973060 Anonymous
>>32973029
no serious investor reads forbes anymore, they're very much into "personal finance" these days.
pro investors read bloomberg, economist, and the financial times. if they're NY, they also read WSJ. if they have a reuters terminal they also read that.
16 hours later 32973069 Anonymous
>>32973018
Most shitty casual investors got scared off though, see 70% of the thread whining about IT'S ALL OVER (then again they were doing it when it was at 200 too). I don't know how much can it rise but it will definitely happen more slowly now, at least for a while. If that cunt was telling the truth about his super secrit investor group then next week an even bigger crash is scheduled which will leave a lasting impression.
16 hours later 32973074 Anonymous
>>32973043
>thinking anyone of consequence cares about bitcoin
your foil cap needs adjusting
16 hours later 32973078 Anonymous
>>32973069
I'm just going to feel really dumb if they raise even to like 10 dollars.
16 hours later 32973093 Anonymous
>>32973060
>pro investors read bloomberg, economist, and the financial times.
Not one of these outlets was positive toward bitcoins.
16 hours later 32973099 Anonymous
>>32973074
you've been spotted jew.
16 hours later 32973100 Anonymous
>>32972957
>Its going to rocket as soon as mtgox dies and is replaced by a reliable exchange
fixed. this crash is all their fault.
16 hours later 32973107 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 499x217 41kB)
>>32973004
That's their secondary reason.
Main reason is "market cooldown"
16 hours later 32973109 Anonymous
>>32973058
It doesn't make it impossible, it just makes it impossible for them to commit the Jewery they've gotten used to. Think of it this way: If the money supply is always diminishing, then your wages are always getting more valuable even without raises, this means you will be able to afford goods that are more expensive because of the deflationary nature. As for what it makes difficult, is the current interest system. Which is just as well, since it's mostly predatory these days anyway (Wait until the student loan bubble pops, it'll be even worse than the housing crisis).
16 hours later 32973125 Anonymous
Wouldn't it be funny if bitcoins crashed so hard that you had to pay people to get rid of them XD
16 hours later 32973131 Anonymous
>>32973069
I think the value of something collapsing by half in a matter of hours would definitely be a cause of concern for sensible people who actually understand investment risk.
16 hours later 32973156 Anonymous
>>32973107
that's so fucked, what a joke, market manipulation is so professional
16 hours later 32973158 Anonymous
>>32973131
Yeah. Without any catalyst either. People are not selling on bad news or something.
16 hours later 32973167 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>BITCOIN IS THE WAY OF THE FUTURE BECAUSE IT'S DECENTRALIZED AND CAN'T BE CONTROLLED BY ANYONE
>The only major exchange freely and easily manipulates the market
It's not even good as a test of libertarian ideas. How fucking worthless.
16 hours later 32973170 Anonymous
>>32973131
I can just see a bunch of the dumbasses that bought thousands of BTC for 200 dollars falling for it again.
17 hours later 32973191 Anonymous
>>32973170
I can too, which also gets more cynical speculators on board with smaller amounts of bitcoins, to aggravate the next crash.
17 hours later 32973196 Anonymous
>>32973167
That's only a problem if you use Mtgox. Solution: Don't use Mtgox. It's quite easy. There are many other exchanges that combined usually make up between 30-50% of the volume of Mtgox. So calling it "the only major exchange" is patently false.
17 hours later 32973204 Anonymous
>>32973158
>implying the shutdown of the main trading site isn't bad news
17 hours later 32973213 Anonymous
Down to $120 again on MtGox. Falling by ~60% is nice to see and all, but when are we finally going to see the bottom drop out of the market? Will we see a $1 bitcoin again in the next week? Month? Year?
17 hours later 32973219 Anonymous
guys price is now at 90 dollars
somebody wanna buy my bitcoins for 80 dollars? i dont want to lose anymore
17 hours later 32973229 Anonymous
>>32973131
The question that brings up is, how retarded does one have to be to think that something like this wouldn't possibly happen to BTC? This could've happened at any time in the past month easily, lucky for them it didn't but it's surely not surprising. If you bought in at any point when the price was past $10 you had to consider that in the next 5 minutes you could lose a third of your money.
17 hours later 32973230 Anonymous
>>32973219
I'll buy them for 50.
17 hours later 32973234 Anonymous
>>32973213
>Will we see a $1 bitcoin again
Highly unlikely. Hell if it goes to $1 even i will buying.
17 hours later 32973239 Anonymous
Who is Keyser Soze?
17 hours later 32973242 Anonymous
>>32973212
>btce also 90
>all those people who bought 250+
17 hours later 32973245 Anonymous
>>32972224
exactly....
FAR too easily to manipulate.....
try doing this with gold...is it possible? of course.....but not on this scale
17 hours later 32973251 Anonymous
>>32973158
Do you think your speculative investment in a fictional currency, on an exchange that's been hacked multiple times, and has had scammers dump vast quantities of bitcoins on the market in the past, is somehow not going to be subject to "bad news"?
17 hours later 32973261 Anonymous
>>32973230
on BTC they're trading for 74 hahahahah
wait an hour and you can get them for less than 50
17 hours later 32973262 Anonymous
>>32973167
I don't think that was the point of this currency. The money itself is not controlled by anyone, the value is.
17 hours later 32973264 Anonymous
> 74.59 at btce
lol
17 hours later 32973266 Anonymous
PRICE IS NOW AT 70
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuggggggg
17 hours later 32973270 Anonymous
>>32973158
>Without any catalyst either.
umm, main exchange being DDoSed isn't a catalyst?
17 hours later 32973288 Anonymous
Exponential charts like this always, always end with a huge dump without stabilizing.
This does not mean BTC is over, but i sure hope none of you "invested" at those prices.
17 hours later 32973293 Anonymous
>>32973266
Why the fuck would you sell at this price? At one point in the next year it's 100% going to be more than this, I mean come on.
17 hours later 32973298 Anonymous
>>32973229
I think there's a lot of people who are pro-bitcoin are just pumping it, and don't really care for it personally. There's also no shortage of techno-fetishist lolbertarian true believers that love bitcoin, who don't understand anything about real economics either, so they provide the base of support for the next bubble and crash until RONPAUL 2016 takes over.
17 hours later 32973304 Anonymous
>>32973293
investors will be out of bitcoin now
it could very well go back to pre-hype levels at 10 dollars or less
17 hours later 32973306 Anonymous
IT'S HAPPENING
17 hours later 32973307 Anonymous
This crash will basically kill all the remaining GPU miners out there as well.
17 hours later 32973313 Anonymous
SOME BE TESTIN
KEEP EM GUESSIN
SMILE ON MY FACE
GOT THE BITCOIN DIPPIN
17 hours later 32973322 Anonymous
TO THE BOTTOM WE GO!
BUTTCOINS ARE USELESS NOW
YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO
1H9GvETU1TTGkkKBcXAQaTAzHcMaoJQrYg
17 hours later 32973334 Anonymous
>>32973322
Sent ;)
17 hours later 32973337 Anonymous (Capture.jpg 989x615 83kB)
>$75
17 hours later 32973338 Anonymous
Can anyone please shoop the bitcoin logo on Baumgartner?
17 hours later 32973346 Anonymous
If you want to make some serious cash buy btc now and sell them just before mtgox opens.
17 hours later 32973351 Anonymous
To the kind anon, that sent me 0.00006 BTC,
Thank you, now I can say that I have more than 0 BTC ;_;
17 hours later 32973358 Anonymous
>cooldown the market
toplel that worked well
17 hours later 32973365 Anonymous
>>32973351
Sent ;)
17 hours later 32973368 Anonymous (34723636.jpg 450x304 34kB)
>>32973213
I sure do hope so. Then I can mine in peace.
Y'all should invest in one of the Butterfly Labs pieces while the queue is steady. People might bug out, and even at like $25 they'd pay back in a month and a half or so at current difficulty, including next stage.
17 hours later 32973383 Anonymous
>$85
ITS SLAPPENING
17 hours later 32973386 Anonymous (YourTears.jpg 3150x2875 905kB)
>live chat on btce
17 hours later 32973390 Anonymous
>>32973368
I will buy a BFL once they ship. They're a really shady bunch.
17 hours later 32973397 Anonymous
>>32973386
got banned
17 hours later 32973407 Anonymous
>>32973390
They did the FPGA rigs pretty well.
17 hours later 32973417 Anonymous
I never paid any attention to bitcoin until now. I spent several hours yesterday reading about it and how it works.
>>32973126
>Obviously, the same people who erased the 184 billion phony Bitcoins could erase the 8 million “real” ones
good point
All the threads and hype about best Korea make since now. An EMP over japan? I it seemed to be a real propaganda campaign and not the usual trolls. It now seems it was just another prong of the coordinated effort to create a panic and drive bitcoin prices down.
Russian hackers?
Profiteers?
More likely the government
tinfoilhat.jpg
17 hours later 32973425 Anonymous
>>32973394
They probably had some money in buttcoins themselves, but trading needs to be active for them to make dosh, that's all. The price never matters as long as the volume stays the same in USD.
17 hours later 32973427 Anonymous
BITCOIN RAIN
SOME STAY DRY WHILE OTHERS FEEL THE PAIN
17 hours later 32973440 Anonymous
http://bitcoincharts.com/
Europoor (second biggest after the frozen MtGox) exchange down to $69.
Is this jumping out of windows level of collapse yet?
17 hours later 32973442 Anonymous
Can anyone tell me what the current value of bitcoins are?
17 hours later 32973453 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1529x641 168kB)
Bu-but but it's still above 42
17 hours later 32973455 Anonymous
>>32973442
Nope
17 hours later 32973456 Anonymous
>>32973442
they're worth as much as someone is willing to pay for them ;-)
17 hours later 32973457 Anonymous
Real talk I'm think about investing in 3d printing. Any companies inparticular that look promising?
17 hours later 32973465 Anonymous
>>32973440
Nah, just for idiots who bought over 150
This is just a market refresh
17 hours later 32973467 Anonymous
I feel sorry for the people who invested back at 250
17 hours later 32973474 Anonymous
>>32973442
89 USD
17 hours later 32973477 Anonymous
>>32973397
fuck you dutchie
17 hours later 32973480 Anonymous
>>32973346
It's still got plently more to crash. Don't buy until under 30 usd.
17 hours later 32973481 Anonymous
>>32973457
Invest in lumber, fag
17 hours later 32973484 Anonymous
>>32973465
I bought at 170 for 40 dollars, is it time for sudoku yet?
17 hours later 32973488 Anonymous
>>32973302
if nothing unforeseen happens, bitcoin will probably keep bubbling higher and higher
i think that's what they meant (can't imagine people seriously believing it'd reach 2k+ this time around)
17 hours later 32973490 Anonymous
>>32973480
i'll wait for ~5 usd ;)
17 hours later 32973494 Anonymous
>>32973442
I'd say at the moment - 75$ USD
But they will come back up and stabilize at about $130 again, then the bots will be turned back on and the price will start rising again. People who have really been paying attn to btc and not just trying to make money shorterm are not trading at all right now. It will be back.
17 hours later 32973497 Anonymous
>>32973490
Sent ;)
17 hours later 32973502 Anonymous
>>32973484
So you bought 0.21 (or whatever) coins?
I think you're fine
17 hours later 32973503 Anonymous
>>32973484
Having bought bitcoins at all, yes, probably.
17 hours later 32973506 Anonymous
>tfw I made enough to retire on in selling right before the drop
I still a fair number left. If I put up a sell order for x amount of coins at .01 on Mt. Gox, what number would x have to be to completely crash the market when trading resumes?
17 hours later 32973509 Anonymous (....jpg 100x92 1kB)
>>32973488
>bitcoin will probably keep bubbling higher and higher
lol
17 hours later 32973522 Anonymous
>>32973506
Several thousand
17 hours later 32973530 Anonymous
>>32973506
>tfw you get cancer and have to spend all your money on medical bills then you die
17 hours later 32973541 Anonymous
>>32973530
:(
17 hours later 32973547 Anonymous
yes baby...FALL, so I can buy cheap and then be ready for the next bubble in 2014.
17 hours later 32973551 Anonymous
>>32973522
I only have 200 left.
Oh well.
17 hours later 32973554 Anonymous
http://i.imgur.com/AOlU8y4.png
Ribbit are coming up with their own charts now. It's going to go back up guys, just wait! $300 by the end of the month!
17 hours later 32973563 Anonymous
>https://www.jew book.com/cnn/posts/1015158561915150 9?notif_t=like
Top lel
17 hours later 32973570 Anonymous
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? topic=173067.0
>btce hacked
IT'S FUCKING OVER
17 hours later 32973575 Anonymous
>>32972881
sent ;)
17 hours later 32973583 Anonymous
>>32973506
I'll buy them at $1 each instead, everybody wins.
17 hours later 32973584 Anonymous
I feel bad for any prostitutes who did sexual favors in exchange for bitcoins and set their prices based on what they were trading for in the last few days.
17 hours later 32973597 Anonymous (1292006691403.jpg 251x242 4kB)
>>32973509
17 hours later 32973605 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32973584
I guess you could say that they got screwed
17 hours later 32973611 Anonymous
>>32973587
haha, i've even bought chips and mtn dew for the inevitable crash. this is great, better than going to the cinema.
17 hours later 32973619 Anonymous
>>32973481
Lumber? for real? Why?
17 hours later 32973625 Anonymous
>buying 250 dollar hypothetical currency based on nothing
>surprised when it crashes
17 hours later 32973629 Anonymous (here.png 875x568 344kB)
17 hours later 32973630 Anonymous
>>32973554
That graph, top lel.
17 hours later 32973632 Anonymous
how hard is it to buy bitcoin immediately? i just made a new account is it instant from when i put my bank account in to pressing the purchase button?
where do you guys buy from? bitstamp is currently down, is coinbase trustworthy?
17 hours later 32973643 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32973632
You're going to have to use bitinstant, as confirming your bank shit usually takes a few days.
17 hours later 32973645 Anonymous
>>32973629
not yet, mate. we're still at 'fear'
17 hours later 32973646 Anonymous
>>32973629
We're a little bit higher up, needs to drop below 40.
17 hours later 32973654 Anonymous
>>32973554
we in denial now
17 hours later 32973668 Anonymous
>>32973629
not yet by friend
we are at the capitulation phase. There is plently more crashing to be done.
17 hours later 32973671 Anonymous (1335346182530.jpg 2592x1944 636kB)
>>32973619
It's dropping bad
Excellent investment
Also late 2014 to mid 2015 is when you want to slam into it after housing picks up.
17 hours later 32973682 Anonymous
Bitstamp died
17 hours later 32973683 Anonymous
>>32973671
66.20USD hahahaha
17 hours later 32973691 Anonymous
>tfw cashed out $250,000 four days ago.
Now how the fuck do I file this shit in my taxes?
17 hours later 32973693 Anonymous
>>32973621
go away /mu/
listen to Pinback while you're at it, specifically Crutch, good song
17 hours later 32973694 Anonymous
If I deposit my money on bitcoin-24.com now, when will it be usable? Does it really take 2-3 business days because in that case I may be too late.
17 hours later 32973702 Anonymous
>>32973691
just put "made mad cash off hopeless idiots"
17 hours later 32973705 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1553x674 197kB)
LET IT ALL POP
17 hours later 32973712 Anonymous
>>32973691
You don't, it's currency
17 hours later 32973717 Anonymous
>>32973554
lel that graph is priceless
17 hours later 32973721 Anonymous
>but but but it's a billion dollar currency
There was never a need for bitcoins that high, there was never a shortage.
17 hours later 32973730 Anonymous
>>32973705
it just keeps on tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
17 hours later 32973733 Anonymous
>>32973712
>You don't, it''s stock
17 hours later 32973740 Anonymous
>>32973571
No, wrong. Why the fuck would they prevent you from moving your bitshits?
They've simply stopped the ability to put in orders on their site for 12-24 hours. You can do what you want with your coins (I.E sell them on other sites if you want you dumb shit)
17 hours later 32973745 Anonymous
>>32973691
Talk to a CPA. I had to pay bitcoin profits as capital gains.
17 hours later 32973748 Anonymous
>>32973691
>tfw cashed out $250,001 three days ago
U MAD?
17 hours later 32973749 Anonymous
It all returns to nothing, it all comes tumbling down. tumbling down.
17 hours later 32973761 Anonymous
Where will it stabilize? 50?
17 hours later 32973764 Anonymous
>>32973718
yeah, it's in my bank account now.
17 hours later 32973765 Anonymous
>>32973643
But how are you supposed to pay for them in a timely fashion? Setting up a dwolla to pay bitinstant takes like 3 days in itself.
17 hours later 32973767 Anonymous
Its only dropping on btc-e they only have a small amount of btc compared to mtgox.
17 hours later 32973773 Anonymous
>>32973761
40 - 50
17 hours later 32973775 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32973691
Did you own the coins for more than one year?
IF YES:
They're capital gains.
IF NO:
Lie and say that they're capital gains. Otherwise, they're regular income.
17 hours later 32973776 Anonymous
D-did it crash?
17 hours later 32973788 Anonymous
>>32973691
http://www.investopedia.com/article s/forex/09/forex-taxation-basics.as p
getting investing and legal advice on 4chan... yeah...
17 hours later 32973792 Anonymous
>>32973776
Yes, it might crash further, but right now we can say that it already crashed.
17 hours later 32973796 Anonymous
>>32973691
What: >>32973745 said, it's well over the limit so it's cap. gains.
17 hours later 32973798 Anonymous
>>32973691
You don't, it's not real money. It's intangible and does not need to be filed on taxes.
17 hours later 32973803 Anonymous
Why is it so much lower on btce/bitcoin24 than everywhere else?
17 hours later 32973804 Anonymous
>>32973773
wall street pls go
17 hours later 32973806 Anonymous
>>32973783
see
>>32973740
17 hours later 32973807 Anonymous (snapshot201.png 982x590 30kB)
>>32973776
yes
17 hours later 32973810 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 320x247 26kB)
>all those amurikans who are going to wake up to this tomorrow >>32973748
17 hours later 32973812 Anonymous
>>32973789
sent ;)
17 hours later 32973813 Anonymous
50 EUROS A PIECE
How low can you go?
17 hours later 32973814 Anonymous
>>32973803
Because nobody else is trading it now.
17 hours later 32973824 Anonymous
I wonder if I can purchase some BTC or LTC easily with Paypal (EUR) or something like that.. Any ideas if this is even possible anymore?
If you know some trading sites that support this, please let me know :)
17 hours later 32973827 Anonymous
>>32973765
I use blockchain, but I'm not sure whether it caters to Freedomians. You can take a look, I guess.
17 hours later 32973830 Anonymous
>>32973824
:)
17 hours later 32973831 Anonymous
>>32973810
what are some good cynanide stocks, I have a feeling they'll be skyrocketing tomorrow
17 hours later 32973832 Anonymous (1320645641942.jpg 404x345 62kB)
>>32973807
>this is just the bulls trap
17 hours later 32973835 Anonymous
>>32973824
virwox.com but they take a big fee and transferring btc from their website to your wallet takes 48 hours.
17 hours later 32973845 Anonymous
>>32973810
waking up? it's 8:30-11:30 here
17 hours later 32973847 Anonymous
>>32973803
Bitstamp is down and mtgox is frozen
17 hours later 32973850 Anonymous
>>32973792
hahahaha my god finally. What happened?
Max price before crash?
Mtgox?
Was never into butcoins because they were to high so I couldn't throw money at it so I just sat back and waited for the crash.
17 hours later 32973857 Anonymous
>>32973775
Not completely true. You can have them for less than a year and they'll still be capital gains. Short term cap gains do get taxed more, however.
17 hours later 32973858 Anonymous
>>32973849
sent, dude ;-)
17 hours later 32973861 Anonymous
>>32973304
If you think it's NOT going to be pre-hype levels, you're delusional.
17 hours later 32973862 Anonymous
>>32955933
sent ;)
17 hours later 32973867 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32973798
If this was true you'd never need to report anything other than wage income and sales of commodities on your taxes.
He made real money by selling the bitcoins, which would be classified as capital gains income.
17 hours later 32973868 Anonymous
>>32973694
Deposited on Monday, nothing happened ever since
17 hours later 32973870 Anonymous
>>32973835
Thank you, still :) I'll look into it..
17 hours later 32973878 Anonymous
>>32973813
40 Euros now, it's dropping like a rock
>>32973832
Nah, it's a bear trap. Now is the time to invest!
17 hours later 32973884 Anonymous (1338523613274.jpg 640x480 42kB)
I'm loving this. So many coins are going to be removed from the market after nigs bail out and lose their coins to negligence/stupidity/pride/bitterne s.
Glorious.
17 hours later 32973893 Anonymous
55
17 hours later 32973901 Anonymous
This is not a crash idiots, this is a correction
17 hours later 32973904 Anonymous (bitcoin not even a paperweight.png 2762x1656 234kB)
How did no one see this coming?
17 hours later 32973915 Anonymous
stop trading your buttcoins for USD. turn it into precious metals instead.
17 hours later 32973916 Anonymous
As a non-investor studying economics, I've really enjoyed this ride, actually I've gotten so much pleasure from this bubble burst that I'd pay money for this to happen again.
17 hours later 32973917 Anonymous
>>32973691
I think if you mined them its ordinary income. If you bought them and held them less than 1 year its a short term capital gain. If you held them more than a year its a long term capital gain.
17 hours later 32973918 Anonymous
>But but but we're a billion dollar currency
NOT ANYMORE
17 hours later 32973919 Anonymous
just bought 200 BTC
I missed the train first but now I am back on it again! Can't wait to double and quadruple my investment after it recovers.
17 hours later 32973929 Anonymous
>>32973919
le ruse face
17 hours later 32973932 Anonymous
How do I into stocks /g/?
Is e-trade a good place to start?
17 hours later 32973934 Anonymous
>>32973919
>catching a falling knife
17 hours later 32973940 Anonymous
>>32973932
tradeking
17 hours later 32973942 Anonymous
>>32973868
So we're going to be late to the party again?
17 hours later 32973943 Anonymous
>4Star: BTC is going to die, LTC is goint to be the new BTC
ready for bubble 2: the burstening, /g/?
17 hours later 32973946 Anonymous (a decleration.png 720x275 255kB)
>>32973932
Don't stocks, do forex. FXCM is a good engine to use. Do a bunch of reading and find any recorded seminars if you're new.
17 hours later 32973950 Anonymous
>>32973868
Are there any alternatives for the EU?
17 hours later 32973953 Anonymous
>>32973917
Short term cap gains are taxed as ordinary income. The only real distinction is between long-term and short-term
17 hours later 32973954 Anonymous
>>32973938
sent ;)
17 hours later 32973960 Anonymous
>>32973930
I don't think it will do much, every mtgox user is now waiting to sell, the moment they open again everything will be over, until the next bubble, maybe.
17 hours later 32973966 Anonymous
>going back up
wat
17 hours later 32973977 Anonymous
>>32973959
You don't know how much he invested in it.
17 hours later 32973978 Anonymous (2y4T.png 13x25 0kB)
BTC IS SAVED
BUY BUY BUY
17 hours later 32973985 Anonymous
>>32973953
Yep, but he still needs to file them as cap gains and NOT as income, even though they're taxed equally.
17 hours later 32974011 Anonymous
>>32973943
Do you have long term LTC price data? Im not sure if $2 is a bargain or not.
17 hours later 32974014 Anonymous
>>32973904
>How did no one see this coming?
>Having to look up Tel Aviv on wikipedia
Maybe because the people perpetrating "JEWS" obviously don't have the slightest clue about anything
17 hours later 32974017 Anonymous
>>32973943
If BTC dies then LTC is finished. LTC has much fewer irl uses than bitcoin.
17 hours later 32974028 Anonymous
>>32974011
Crashing even harder now, can see them going to a dollar or even less.
17 hours later 32974029 Anonymous
>>32973991
And what are going to do with those bitcoins since when everything is over they will be worth nothing?
17 hours later 32974031 Anonymous
>>32973991
>CS degree
>72k starting
>2013
Uhhhh.
Good luck.
17 hours later 32974035 Anonymous
>>32974011
here you go
http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/
enjoy drawing stupid lines.
17 hours later 32974039 Anonymous
>>32974026
>[deleted[
17 hours later 32974041 Anonymous
>>32974011
Wait a bit longer, they're probably gonna sell for less. In general $2 isn't bad though.
17 hours later 32974049 Anonymous
>>32973938
>>32973955
>>32973970
>>32973976
>>32973991
>>32974027
sent ;)
17 hours later 32974050 Anonymous
>>32973946
Don't listen to this guy. Forex is an entirely different animal than stocks or even bitcoins because of the huge trading volume and volatility. You either get stuck into a trap where you're planning out extremely complicated short-term trades based on technical analysis that doesn't always hold or just holding on to things long-term, at which point stocks would be much easier to predict.
The only thing forex is good for is trading the news.
17 hours later 32974053 Anonymous (meanwhile.png 1481x973 2090kB)
>meanwhile at the real stockmarket
17 hours later 32974061 Anonymous
>>32974031
>move to Seattle or Silicon Valley
>100k to 120k starting
17 hours later 32974074 Anonymous
>>32974049
mu pls go
17 hours later 32974075 Anonymous
>>32974026
He's obviously one of those 50,000 transactions we saw yesterday retard.
Also, lets assume the worst possible case and that he's just waking up now after sleeping for 20 hours, he's still got 200,000$ after taxes which is more than you make in 10 years
17 hours later 32974090 Anonymous
>>32974050
>The only thing forex is good for is trading the news.
Exactly. If you're smart, which you should be if you're getting into any investment at all, it's a greatly rewarding risk, assuming you're also proficient at macro and news.
You nigger.
17 hours later 32974100 Anonymous
>>32974061
And you think a random kid is going to get a Silicon Valley cushy starting position? Please, nigger, unless you're fathered in you aint got shit.
17 hours later 32974109 Anonymous
All these fucks are selling and I can't buy because BitInstant, Coinbase, and everyone else is out of shit. Where can I buy this bullshit?
17 hours later 32974114 Anonymous
>>32974029
My problem is in the now, not when everything is over. If i got them now, I would put an ask for 75 now. I only need a couple total.
>>32974031
My internship coming up as a sophomore is paying $32/hr, and I cant imagine my full time job being less than 30% higher. My friend who graduated in december just got hired at amazon for 75k starting and I think I will be at least on his level by the time I grad.
17 hours later 32974117 Anonymous
Why didn't you dumb goyim cash out when you had the chance
17 hours later 32974124 Anonymous
>>32974031
I'm making 75k as a fresh graduate from a low-tier university.
17 hours later 32974126 Anonymous
>>32974100
>saying nigger instead of nigga
nice dubs xd
17 hours later 32974127 Anonymous
>>32974053
>implying this isn't all part of the plan
"See, we told you your monopoly magic beans would crash."
"But look at how well the "real" market is doing goy!"
17 hours later 32974134 Anonymous
>>32974053
That's because everyone's using dollars for buttcoins so the banks are banking more money.
17 hours later 32974137 Anonymous
>>32974124
job?
17 hours later 32974153 Anonymous
>BitJer: How come when you click different tabs the prices are all different. This is a hacker attack!
17 hours later 32974160 Anonymous
>>32974124
In CS?
17 hours later 32974164 Anonymous (643wfqtg43q.gif 247x240 1022kB)
>>32974117
but anon said it would hit $1000
17 hours later 32974169 Anonymous
>>32974114
I assume you go to Berkeley or UIUC.
Talk to more grads, you will be expecting more than 72k. A LOT of cs graduates from those schools get off with 80-90k starting if you work in Cali. Avoid chicago and austin jobs.
17 hours later 32974177 Anonymous
>>32974114
Wtf. Amazon was paying 90k three years ago. There's no way that's competitive with the market, because I know a new hire here just got 90K, plus stock award when he joined, plus other benefits.
17 hours later 32974181 Anonymous
>>32974160
it's one of the more in demand and higher paying fields at the moment.
17 hours later 32974190 Anonymous
>>32974114
>My internship coming up as a sophomore is paying $32/hr
If your shit is paying that for a soph intern, I retract my statement, cause that's ridiculous.
17 hours later 32974191 Anonymous
Everyone who thinks this is a big deal is obviously the band-wagoners who got in on the hype the last 2 weeks (/g/). EVERYONE before that is still getting a really nice profit since we're still at an all time high discounting the last 2 weeks
17 hours later 32974192 Anonymous (snapshot202.png 1244x580 78kB)
>>32974049
Thanks!
17 hours later 32974198 Anonymous
>>32974134
>USD rises over bitcoin. Tremendous growth over the past day, over 60%!
17 hours later 32974200 Anonymous
>>32974181
It's also the field being saturated the quickest.
17 hours later 32974218 Anonymous (111.jpg 687x389 70kB)
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17 hours later 32974230 Anonymous
>>32974221
sent :-)
17 hours later 32974242 Anonymous
>>32974124
no you are not
17 hours later 32974244 Anonymous
>>32974177
He is doing QA and was not that great at CS I'll be honest. That why I said at least his level.
>>32974169
Yes, UIUC. I am from California and am really wanting to end up back there or Washington. My internship this summer is in Champaign.
I guess I'll just ask my parents to help me with rent again. They're white, they can handle it!
17 hours later 32974245 Anonymous
>>32974200
>saturation
There is a huge shortage of even moderately skilled workers because people are too stupid. So they dumb down the programs to get more students.
17 hours later 32974246 Anonymous (57515772436.jpg 416x406 40kB)
>>32974191
It is a fairly big deal in that it may scare off potential companies who might have considered using Bitcoins as an alternative currency. Having commodity backing is always nice.
We'll see over the next month.
17 hours later 32974256 Anonymous
Holy shit, that 25475 volume spike supporting BTC did nothing.
BTC is dead for the moment.
17 hours later 32974258 Anonymous
>>32974218
Bullshit
17 hours later 32974262 Anonymous
>Clearfly: Dont sell your BTC, they will only be bought up on mass by the banks
17 hours later 32974266 Anonymous (1364620820958.png 251x281 116kB)
Any electricians here?
I'm a fucking NEET and barely mad it big with bitcoins but I graduated from college with an electrical degree and was wondering, how the fuck do you get a job? Nobody want trainees here
[spoiler]I live in Denmark[/spoiler]
I know we have electricians, help me out please my life is over and I can't stand being a NEET anymore
17 hours later 32974279 Anonymous
>>32974246
>Not even drug dealers or kiddie fiddlers will want buttcoins after The Crashing
17 hours later 32974281 Anonymous
>mtgox.com
>Trading is halted until 2013-04-12 02:00am UTC to allow the market to cooldown following the drop in price.
Haha
17 hours later 32974293 Anonymous
Seriously though, whats to stop me from creating my own cryptography format and pumping out another stupid currency that some day people are going to be
It's worth is only really dictated by two things, one of which feeds the other.
>There's a finite number of buttcoins and there's less of them to mine every day. (Who decided there would be a finite number anyway? Someones gotta be sitting at the top of this anal-rape pyramid.
>People place a perceived worth on the damn things because other people accept them as payment for goods and services. Which makes more people jump on the fucking bandwagon at either end.
All in all, people are doing shit for something that doesn't exist.
17 hours later 32974297 Anonymous
>>32974258
Sure, its still 220.
17 hours later 32974304 Anonymous
>>32974281
>DONT PANIC GUYS PLEASE!
17 hours later 32974307 Anonymous
>>32974262
>Banks
>buying pretend money
17 hours later 32974308 Anonymous
>>32974246
What really scares everyone away is the volatility, not that the price is crashing. The spike was just as damaging.
18 hours later 32974309 Anonymous
>>32974281
That's business as usual - even on big exhanges.
18 hours later 32974310 Anonymous
>>32974246
it's too volatile to be seriously considered as a currency. it only has use as an investment.
18 hours later 32974319 Anonymous
>>32972484
I like how their "success" is my doom as I couldn't sell or even transfer out my shit while their site was shitting itself.
18 hours later 32974323 Anonymous
>yfw the only exchanges that work right now are the euro buttfuckers and scamming russians
18 hours later 32974335 Anonymous
>>32974245
Broheim CS contractors are making bank in think-tank environments, once their ball is rolling a large portion of CS jobs are essentially negated to them. Even under foreign markets.
There will still be highly valuable jobs, of course, namely firsthand security- and network-related, but ever since like 2008 there's been a growing CS market, and like you said there's a shortage of skilled workers, but it will be extremely competitive for what positions remain.
If the kid is good, I wish him luck, but we're getting to the point.
18 hours later 32974337 Anonymous
>>32974310
>investment
The risk is far too high to consider it an investment.
18 hours later 32974349 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 661x205 30kB)
>Litecoin dead aswell
18 hours later 32974356 Anonymous
>>32973761
>buttcoins
>stabilize
LOL no. They're pretty much worthless as a currency and the only thing anyone knows them for is speculation.
18 hours later 32974364 Anonymous
I wonder what Satoshi thinks about all of this.
18 hours later 32974365 Anonymous
>>32974337
I agree with that too... the only way to have any idea of which direction it will go is if you're one of the groups attempting to manipulate the price... and even then it's a huge risk
18 hours later 32974374 Anonymous (IMG_7472.jpg 1600x1200 157kB)
>>32974310
Nah, it's a currency, but without stabilization as per >>32974310 , very few are going to risk it without controlled conversion to bank-backed.
18 hours later 32974380 Anonymous
you beggars if have no shame
18 hours later 32974381 Anonymous
Step 1) Central banks buy up massive quantities of bitcoin currency, driving the prices into the stratosphere and encouraging millions of people around the world to jump on board the “get rich” bandwagon.
Step 2) Once bitcoin valuations reach a sufficient level of insanity, start a massive selloff by dumping the bitcoins you already bought onto the market, offering them for sale at any price (i.e. sell into falling prices, accelerating the loss in valuations).
Step 3) Watch panic take hold as the bitcoin crash accelerates, ending in a catastrophic wipeout of “valuation” of all bitcoins.
Step 4) Find “victims” of the bitcoin crash who can tell a good sob story for the mainstream media about how they invested little Johnny’s college money in bitcoin and lost it all. Roll them out on CNN and MSNBC where they cry on camera and talk about how they were ripped off by bitcoin and now they only trust the government from now on.
Step 5) Demonize bitcoin by characterizing it as a “libertarian pyramid scheme.” Lash out against both decentralized currencies and libertarians.
Step 6) Once the demonization gains traction, have traitors in the U.S. Congress announce a “Consumer Currency Protection Act” that outlaws non-central bank currencies such as bitcoin. It’s all “for your safety,” of course. Shut down all online bitcoin wallets and exchanges, calling them “criminal pyramid schemes” and arrest a few people using bitcoin to send a warning message to the rest.
18 hours later 32974382 Anonymous
>>32974364
Satoshi is probably a billionaire by now.
18 hours later 32974387 Anonymous
>>32974356
hurr durr what is silkroad and fast, anonymous transactions.
They are useful. Ideal for money laundering
18 hours later 32974389 Anonymous
>>32974374
Whoops, as per >>32974308 *
18 hours later 32974403 Anonymous
please baby jesus let litecoin go to $60 so i can buy some.
18 hours later 32974411 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>MY LIBERTARIAN WET DREAM THAT DOESN"T EVEN REALLY ALIGN ALL THAT MUCH WITH LIBERTARIAN PRINCIPLES HAS FAILED CLEARLY THIS IS A CONSPIRACY BY THE BANKS
18 hours later 32974414 Anonymous
>>32974382
>billionaire
You are exaggerating.
By the way, I have been wondering, is he behind MtGox?
It's too much of an coincidence that MtGox is situated in Japan.
18 hours later 32974415 Anonymous
>>32974403
s/litecoin/bitcoin
18 hours later 32974427 Anonymous
>>32974414
>satoshi
>japanese
lel.
18 hours later 32974430 Anonymous
>>32974414
Mark Knaples is far too incompetent of a programmer to be Satoshi.
Spoiler: Satoshi is the NSA
18 hours later 32974433 Anonymous
>>32974411
dub-dubs confirming you both should go do something more productive
18 hours later 32974438 Anonymous (bitcoin_bubble.png 875x745 154kB)
18 hours later 32974444 Anonymous
>>32974430
Karpales rather
18 hours later 32974451 Anonymous
>>32974438
>7 days
Yeah wow it's almost like it matches the top graph exactly!
18 hours later 32974462 Anonymous (23636123616.jpg 300x225 20kB)
>>32974453
Wouldn't that be fucking neato
A group of shadowy individuals controlling a market under the guise of one person
Some Tom Clancy shit
18 hours later 32974468 Anonymous
>>32974438
It's le economic pro again.
18 hours later 32974479 Anonymous
>>32974453
>mixed in British English randomly with American English
I do that as well...a-am I Satoshi and didn't know it?
18 hours later 32974485 Anonymous
>>32974479
You downloaded Google Chrome didn't you
18 hours later 32974486 Anonymous
>>32974381
>USA
18 hours later 32974493 Anonymous
>>32974423
nigga I don't have any bitcoins
18 hours later 32974495 Anonymous
>>32955011
u jelly mod ?
18 hours later 32974527 because not sure if still stickied
>>32966650
That 7750 has 2/5 the processors of my 5870 which gets 360 MEGA hashes at stock clock.
I'd expect around 100 Mh, and 130ish at overclock.
Probably doesn't use much electricity to run that thing so might be worth it, especially if BTC booms again.
18 hours later 32974536 Anonymous (3472625125.png 577x787 98kB)
>>32974438
it finally makes sense
18 hours later 32974541 Anonymous (recenthomosexuals.png 1145x342 54kB)
ITT: FILENAME
18 hours later 32974556 Mosin Nagant
>>32974453
I dunno
I've read some of his posts and it comes off as a typical foreigner who learned English through media to me. Not that it matters a lick anyway.
18 hours later 32974581 Anonymous (bitcoinhotline.jpg 934x247 65kB)
fortunately you can't kill yourself by jumping out your basement window
18 hours later 32974587 Anonymous (1335820064578.png 300x300 76kB)
>>32974536
18 hours later 32974590 Anonymous
>>32974541
shhhh don't tell the haters, i need to buy more coins. let them have their prideful schadenfreude for now ;)
18 hours later 32974592 Anonymous
>ricefags talking about economic theories on the origin of money and giving financial advice
The ignorant shouldn't express their opinion loudly and aggressively.
18 hours later 32974613 Anonymous
>>32974474
That's interesting. Thanks for posting.
18 hours later 32974623 Anonymous
>>32974479
terre de nos aieux!
There are more than two types of English.
Hell,
the U.S.A. has like, 25 (although its more accent than dialect)
18 hours later 32974624 Anonymous (12365489564.jpg 400x388 46kB)
>tfw some dude on /g/ sold me his bitcoins and told me it would go up
>tfw it keeps falling
>tfw people like me mocked in a sticky
18 hours later 32974629 Anonymous (1359313260551.png 345x369 34kB)
>>32974581
>fortunately you can't kill yourself by jumping out your basement window
18 hours later 32974638 Anonymous (Ino_Yamanaka.jpg 640x480 136kB)
>>32974474
Groups as well as probably a fair amount of old folks who forgot about their sets of coins. Be a lot off the market soon once the rest of the herd chicken out.
18 hours later 32974644 Anonymous
>>32974581
Beautiful bluedit tears.
18 hours later 32974652 Anonymous (sad-face.jpg 1280x960 152kB)
http://en.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comm ents/1c51ck/i_think_this_subreddit_ should_seriously_consider/
>I think this subreddit should seriously consider having suicide hotline info posted.
I hope you're all happy.
18 hours later 32974657 Anonymous (QfvBoyP.jpg 900x637 313kB)
18 hours later 32974688 Anonymous
>>32974677
AH THX M8 APPRECIATED
18 hours later 32974696 Anonymous
>>32974658
>>32974670
sent 1 BTC to both of you, enjoy.
18 hours later 32974702 Anonymous
Boastin in epuc bred XDDDDD
18 hours later 32974732 Anonymous
>>32974699
>please randomly send money to an anonymous person on an anonymous board
sent ;)
18 hours later 32974745 Anonymous
Why are people giving bitcoins away ? It's still worth money isn't it ?
I have 0 bitcoin I'm trying to get into it but couldn't because the price was too high if you want to give me here's the address I created : 152aYc4aULdp4mNTWSFBH1CZjY1Mjo6hhW
18 hours later 32974747 Anonymous
>>32974679
Saved.
18 hours later 32974750 Anonymous
>>32974699
>de sent
18 hours later 32974757 Anonymous
>>32974696
NAH did u rly?
18 hours later 32974789 Anonymous
>>32967062
sent ;)
18 hours later 32974792 Anonymous
>>32974785
seems legit
18 hours later 32974798 Anonymous
>>32974785
it's true!!! I sent him 100 ISK and I got 200 ISK back!
18 hours later 32974805 Anonymous
>>32974798
i send 50 and got 150 WOW
18 hours later 32974825 Anonymous
>>32974785
lol sent ;) 2, got 4
18 hours later 32974826 Anonymous (hthtfh.jpg 337x433 46kB)
>>32974679
>dead cat bounce
Nobody invested (and believing) in something would say such a thing.
18 hours later 32974828 Anonymous
>>32974657
>comic sans
18 hours later 32974833 Anonymous
>>32974747
Edit: saved ;)
18 hours later 32974835 Anonymous
With all this doomsaying going on, if someone bought at $50 and sold at $90 they earned a lot more than one could without the crash.
18 hours later 32974845 Anonymous
>>32974826
He means "bear trap" I assume.
18 hours later 32974848 Anonymous
>>32974835
Link to the live chart plzzzxxxxx
18 hours later 32974855 Anonymous
>>32957219
This the real question.
In January "we buttcoin nau".... it's what got me mining - something to buy with BTC that wasn't expensive and didn't involve exchanges.
Then I noticed the exchanges, did some math, quit playing GPU intensive games and started studying mo....fuck no I went on 4chan and shit.. almost made 100 bucks, thanks moot.
Feel bad for people who last out though.
Speaking of.... moot? moot? MOOOOOTTTTT???
18 hours later 32974860 Anonymous
>>32974848
I'm just looking at btc-e.
18 hours later 32974864 Anonymous
1NRMNqaybvfhD9PKCnu4Gs9VEuC6WdKgi2
Send me some bitcoins and I'll start a shitstorm on /sp/ that will result in many people being banned.
I guarantee it.
18 hours later 32974866 Anonymous
I don't understand why people say bitcoins have no real world value. Bitcoins are based on drugs. The only reason why Bitcoins has value is because of drugs.
18 hours later 32974877 Anonymous
>>32974848
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
doesn't work at the moment for me
18 hours later 32974880 Anonymous
>>32955908
I wonder if someone actually bought the house. Doubt it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technolog y-21863593
18 hours later 32974887 Anonymous
Any info on Bitstamp?
18 hours later 32974895 Anonymous
What the fuck is with all this begging? Fuck off to the streets. Disgraceful.
18 hours later 32974906 Anonymous
>>32974877
mtgox has suspended trades, that's why
change the exchange for bitcoinity
18 hours later 32974907 Anonymous
>market cooldown until 4/12/13
>"d-don't sell guys ;_;"
lol
18 hours later 32974910 Anonymous
>BGL ordering
>#39211
FUG :DDD
18 hours later 32974913 Anonymous
>>32974895
Pretty sure it's just spam by now. I don't think anyone is retarded enough to actually expect to receive any.
18 hours later 32974917 Anonymous
>>32974866
congrats on being the 99999th person to say this
18 hours later 32974920 Anonymous
>>32974910
BFL, that is.
18 hours later 32974923 Anonymous
>>32974899
not sent ;(
18 hours later 32974928 Anonymous
>>32974845
that's the same fucking thing you idiot. Both you and the guy who made the picture should simply stop posting, ALSO:
>>32974541
18 hours later 32974946 Anonymous
>>32974899
>just a few bitcoins is fine for me
>just a few hundred dollars is fine for me
18 hours later 32974948 Anonymous
>>32974928
>that's the same fucking thing you idiot
No, it's not dipshit. Read a book before shitposting like an idiot.
18 hours later 32974951 Anonymous
>>32974928
>that's the same fucking thing you idiot
It is not.
Why are you calling people idiots if you know nothing about the topic?
18 hours later 32974953 Anonymous
>>32970703
>Took a loan of 23'000$ to buy BTC a
What did you tell the loan officer you were buying? What did you put up as collateral?
18 hours later 32974962 Anonymous (podborka_05.jpg 650x585 54kB)
>tell my gf about buttcoins
>she's a banker
>invested 100$
>made 300 today
>be myself
>invest 300
> my buttcoins worth about 100 now
bullshit
18 hours later 32974974 Anonymous (1339365843294.jpg 390x469 74kB)
>>32970703
>Took a loan of 23'000$ to buy BTC at $190.
>Not worried at all.
18 hours later 32974986 Anonymous
>>32974948
>be wrong
>call others stupid for being right
>not even googling the words for literally 1 minute before telling people to read a book
18 hours later 32975000 Anonymous (1364431384030.gif 320x180 1990kB)
>That feel when i get to say i told you so.
Nothing in life feels better, absolutely nothing is better than gloating on this scale.
>mfw
18 hours later 32975008 Anonymous
>>32974995
le sent xD!
18 hours later 32975019 Anonymous
>>32975008
le received :)))
18 hours later 32975021 Anonymous
>>32975008
Upboats for you my good sir! You are a gentlemen and a scholar.
18 hours later 32975044 Anonymous
Bitstamp woke up
18 hours later 32975046 Anonymous
>>32974995
sent big boy ;)
18 hours later 32975053 Anonymous (1305646885033.jpg 306x400 20kB)
>>32974986
>you
>fucking stupid
Wikipedia
>In finance, a dead cat bounce is a small, brief recovery in the price of a declining stock.[1]
Investopedia
>Definition of 'Bear Trap': A false signal that the rising trend of a stock or index has reversed when it has not.
18 hours later 32975069 Meghan (hasbro trollface.png 1327x1080 310kB)
How about that crash...
I can't believe a small mistake, could have cause so much heartache.
>>32974864
oh there's an EPIC idea.
Send me bitcoins and I'll start a shitstorm on /mlp/
Losing promise,
I feel coins won't get through, to me.
I love that song.
I'm thinking I'm going to nix William's ep and approve that script about greed on REqD Bit pyramid scheme run by Flim and Flam.
Get it guys? EPIC pop culture reference - and Bits almost sound like Bitcoins!
I LOVE MY JOB
tfw I will be payed back my btc losses in a few weeks.
18 hours later 32975072 Anonymous
>>32974986
Dead cat bounce means it's going down the shitter after it bounces a little. (just after a rapid fall)
Bear trap means the rise will continue after the correction.
18 hours later 32975076 Anonymous
>>32975066
>can I just get 50 bucks pls
Fuck off kid, go begging on the streets
18 hours later 32975084 Anonymous
Is there anywhere you can buy in qucikly with just a credit card, and don't have to wait for wire transfers or sign up across a chain of questionable Russian websites?
In British Sterling, as well.
18 hours later 32975109 Anonymous (1358173123561.jpg 1049x809 105kB)
WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU UCK
I JUST WOKE UP AND I QUIT MY JOB, TOOK A BANK LOAN AND BOUGHT 1K BITCOINS YESTERDAY
WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUCK AM I LOOKING AT NOW
WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED
I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MY LIFE
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK IM SO FUCKING MAD I'VE NEVER BEEN THIS MAD SINCE BULLDOZER AND MASS EFFECT 3 ENDING
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME I JUST WANT TO MAKE SOME MONEY
18 hours later 32975112 Anonymous (image.jpg 1432x1031 289kB)
Why aren't you guys bitcoin millionaires?
18 hours later 32975120 Anonymous
>>32975053
>false signal
Protip, the false signal is the "small brief recovery" in the other definition. They chart exactly the same you idiot.
>let me prove how smart I am by quoting definitions and nut understanding them
18 hours later 32975129 Anonymous
>>32975109
It'll go up again, just stay strong anon
18 hours later 32975130 Anonymous
>>32975109
I'll buy all your bitcoins for $20 so you can cut your losses
18 hours later 32975133 Anonymous
>>32975109
Cool.
18 hours later 32975135 Anonymous
>>32975112
Because I'm a buttcoin billionaire
18 hours later 32975151 Anonymous
>>32975109
kill yourself you stupid fuck
18 hours later 32975161 Anonymous
>>32975109
mfw there are people like this irl
>:)
18 hours later 32975169 Anonymous
>>32975109
1/10
captcha: gyeipit OVER
18 hours later 32975171 Anonymous
>>32975130
Scammer thinks he's clever but I bet it's down below 20 bucks before the transaction clears
18 hours later 32975174 Anonymous
>>32975120
I doubt you even understand what the cartoon was trying to do.
"Bear trap" is the correct expression while "dead cat bounce" is wrong.
18 hours later 32975176 Anonymous
>>32975120
>They chart exactly the same you idiot
Except one is going up and the others going down. 10/10 kid, 10/10.
18 hours later 32975180 Anonymous
>>32975120
There's miles of difference between a small, brief recovery and a reverse signal.
18 hours later 32975192 Anonymous
>>32975161
> >:)
18 hours later 32975196 Anonymous
>>32975109
>implying if this were true you would bother posting this on 4chan
>implying you wouldn't already be dead
18 hours later 32975202 Anonymous (1356864405074.jpg 344x344 25kB)
what the fuck guys i just woke up
tell me theres a error in the system
18 hours later 32975223 Anonymous (1358105797684.jpg 120x125 2kB)
>>32975196
o want to believe i can make it back somehow
18 hours later 32975231 Anonymous
>>32975202
It's over. You can go home now.
18 hours later 32975232 Anonymous
>>32975171
>Scammer
I call it being an opporotunist.
18 hours later 32975233 Anonymous
Trading is halted until 2013-04-12 02:00am UTC to allow the market to cooldown following the drop in price. Read more details on the support. Additionally trading fees will not be charged within 48 hours of trading resuming (until 2013-04-14 02:00am UTC).
18 hours later 32975250 Anonymous
>>32975084
question:
how much do you wanna buy
at what price
and why
18 hours later 32975255 Anonymous
oh shit guys I borrowed $1,000,000 from the mob to buy bitcoins I promised them I could give them $100,000,00 in a month oh fuck what am I going to do
18 hours later 32975258 Anonymous
>>32975223
1K yesterday
at what price? It was crashing yesterday. This thread has too many slowpokes
18 hours later 32975260 Anonymous (same thing.jpg 956x439 25kB)
>>32975120
>They chart exactly the same you idiot
18 hours later 32975269 Anonymous
>>32975255
Cache out and buy a small armoury, train in gorrilla warfare
18 hours later 32975279 Anonymous
>>32975260
diff. anon
>highlight different parts of a curve that are the same ship (except reversed)
18 hours later 32975290 Anonymous (1365696926279.png 936x936 389kB)
18 hours later 32975291 Anonymous
>>32975269
>gorilla warfare
That always cracks me up. I don't know why.
18 hours later 32975292 Anonymous
>>32975232
Agreed.
I bet a lot of people are trading from p2p now on the forum.
19 hours later 32975306 Anonymous
>>32975120
They are literally opposites. Educate yourself fool.
19 hours later 32975314 Anonymous
>>32975290
haha lold.
(bitcoin is still awesome though)
19 hours later 32975317 Anonymous
>>32975290
lal
19 hours later 32975322 Anonymous (bitcoin 2011 crash.png 936x1336 434kB)
>>32975290
Complete version.
19 hours later 32975328 Anonymous (bshalfmcorps.jpg 300x57 3kB)
>>32975291
it shouldn't, trained war gorrillas will fukken rek u m8.
I was fought with em in the bshalfm CORPs in Ethiopia (bshalfm is Hebrew for a strike from god with accuracy never seen before on this Earth)
19 hours later 32975329 Anonymous
I think the bubble ain't burst yet.
I'm thinking that this is the Bitcoin Bear Trap at the beginning of what is to be an even more monumental rise.
Take a look at the 6 month figures. There hasn't been an initial decline. I'm thinking the value is going to fall off for a bit, but it's going to come back higher than ever.
It will crash eventually, but that crash is not going on now; we're going to see something huge. You should sell some BTC now, but definitely hold on to a good portion, because when it comes back we won't be talking hundreds of dollars for a single Bitcoin. No, we will be talking thousands.
19 hours later 32975332 Anonymous
>>32975269
>gorrilla warfare
diamond dozen, doggy dog world, etc etc
19 hours later 32975337 Anonymous (20130408185114391.jpg 902x891 298kB)
>>32975290
>>32975290
this is not funny kid some people here quit their job to invest into this
19 hours later 32975349 Anonymous
>>32975337
>that picture
every time
19 hours later 32975359 Anonymous
>>32975337
lazy idiots hardly need an excuse to quit their jobs.
19 hours later 32975364 Anonymous
>>32975329
Yesss I believe anon I believe!
19 hours later 32975366 Anonymous
Did the MtGox price just move?
19 hours later 32975369 Anonymous
>>32975329
I think the bubble ain't burst yet.
I'm thinking that this is the Dildo Bear Trap at the beginning of what is to be an even more monumental rise.
Take a look at the 6 month figures. There hasn't been an initial decline. I'm thinking the value is going to fall off for a bit, but it's going to come back higher than ever.
It will crash eventually, but that crash is not going on now; we're going to see something huge. You should sell some Floppy Dongs now, but definitely hold on to a good portion, because when it comes back we won't be talking hundreds of dollars for a single Dildo. No, we will be talking thousands.
19 hours later 32975377 Anonymous
>>32975329
The issue is with fundamentals, I don't know if there will be enough people willing to invest into it for the price to even reach the previous 200+, let alone anything higher.
19 hours later 32975384 Anonymous
>>32975329
it's possible, but I don't think there will be on this big again. just gotta wait for the next round of ignorant fool to suddenly discover them.
19 hours later 32975391 Anonymous
>>32975366
Yes, I think so. Was $120 last time I checked.
19 hours later 32975405 Anonymous (muneh.jpg 1309x594 292kB)
19 hours later 32975416 Anonymous
>>32975369
I think Bitcoin has proven itself a robust currency that people can buy things with a put faith in, even if the sales are tied to a dollar value for now.
However the amount of bitcoin purchase activity did not justify putting over 9000 percent of market's value as pure speculation.
in mah laymenz terms
19 hours later 32975418 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 982x63 22kB)
>there are people who took out loans on buttcoins
19 hours later 32975424 Anonymous (nottodayasshole.png 280x163 16kB)
19 hours later 32975432 Anonymous
the big guys are selling now
19 hours later 32975434 Anonymous
>>32975405
That's noting.
I think we had a ~12k yesterday. And that was at ~ $180-220.
19 hours later 32975438 Anonymous
>>32975418
>there are stupid people
You don't say.
19 hours later 32975443 Anonymous
Wait so when it was dropping from 260 to 200, was it like impossible to sell?
19 hours later 32975447 Anonymous
>>32975391
That's what I thought. How can this happen when trading is supposed to be suspended? Is someone pulling a fast one on this?
19 hours later 32975448 Anonymous
>>32975424
>24/7/365
That doesn't even make sense.
24/7/52 maybe?
19 hours later 32975452 Anonymous
I got out Tuesday morning. Made 25k. I kept initial investment in (2k or so), just to test the waters if there really would be a crash.
I'm glad I got out when I did, even though I've "lost" a little bit of money testing the waters. I may as well keep my 10 remaining BTC in the system, as long as the price doesn't drop below $17 I'll be in the clear.
19 hours later 32975472 Anonymous
Wish the price would plummet faster.
19 hours later 32975474 Anonymous
>>32975377
People can always buy in smaller increments, don't forget that.
All it takes is for a shit-ton of people to pay 25 dollars for 0.001 BTC
19 hours later 32975480 Anonymous
>>32975448
>24 hours a day
>7 days a week
>365 days a year
How does that not make sense?
19 hours later 32975485 Anonymous (motherofgod.jpg 1324x522 212kB)
Mother of god it's true
the rich russians are now selling, they realised that it's bullshit
19 hours later 32975494 Anonymous
So guys, what it worth right now?
19 hours later 32975498 Anonymous
>On the 10th, bitcoin crashed from a price of $266 to $105 before returning to a value of $160 within six hours
Can someone point me to the archive of that thread
19 hours later 32975500 Anonymous
>>32975369
I think the bubble ain't burst yet.
I'm thinking that this is the Nigger Bear Trap at the beginning of what is to be an even more monumental rise.
Take a look at the 6 month figures. There hasn't been an initial decline. I'm thinking the value is going to fall off for a bit, but it's going to come back higher than ever.
It will crash eventually, but that crash is not going on now; we're going to see something huge. You should sell some Nig Nogs now, but definitely hold on to a good portion, because when it comes back we won't be talking hundreds of dollars for a single Nigger. No, we will be talking thousands.
19 hours later 32975503 Anonymous
>>32975480
he's implying it should be
>24 hours a day
>7 days a week
>52 weeks a year
19 hours later 32975505 Anonymous
>>32975480
24 hours
7 days
52 weeks
19 hours later 32975509 Anonymous
Holy shit, does MtGox not realize what they've done?
Folks are going to buy on the other exchanges in preparation for the OMG MASSIVE ARBITRAGE OPPORTUNITIES they think will exist when MtGox comes online. This part will be easy, other exchanges have BTC at USD $80 and lower.
Unfortunately, the second MtGox comes online, FUCKING EVERYONE is going to be trying to do the same thing (selling).
Prepare for yet another drop...
19 hours later 32975514 Anonymous
Whats a legit website to convert WMZ to OKPay
19 hours later 32975528 Anonymous
>>32975516
sent ;)
19 hours later 32975529 Anonymous
>>32975503
>>32975505
I get that, but both work and obviously they both make sense. Why should it matter? People have been using that 24/7/365 stuff for decades.
19 hours later 32975536 Anonymous
>>32975516
Nigger ;)
19 hours later 32975540 Anonymous
>>32975509
IT'S OVER
YOU SHOULD HAVE LISTENED
19 hours later 32975546 Anonymous
>>32975529
I guess because otherwise he wouldn't have something to post about
19 hours later 32975549 Anonymous
>MtGox freezes transactions
Stop using this piece of trash site that is prevent runs
19 hours later 32975552 Ultra Extraordinary Past Tiger Exile Revive a Few
>>32975448
The reason they do that is to illustrate the fact that they don't close on holidays.
19 hours later 32975563 Anonymous
>>32975529
If you are going 7 days a week, you are going 365 days a year.
UNLESS you don't go 52 weeks a year, therefore you should specify.
19 hours later 32975566 Anonymous
>>32975503
>>32975505
i thought it was a joke about mtgox's downtime
19 hours later 32975577 Anonymous
>>32975529
pretty much this. everyone here is autistic and don't understand why 24/7/365 is used.
it's to explain that
24 - they don't close at night
7 - they don't close on weekends
365 - they don't close on holidays
it's redundant on a technical level but it CONVEYS something. you're too autistic to understand that people say pin number because the "number" part is a clarification.
19 hours later 32975578 Anonymous
>>32975503
and he would be WRONG
does anything close down Christmas or Thanksgiving WEEK?
no
they close for holiDAYS, not holiWEEKS
365 is correct
19 hours later 32975586 Anonymous (bitcoins.jpg 354x300 17kB)
Thanks for the memories bitcoin.
> Meanwhile, the real markets are soaring again.
19 hours later 32975601 Anonymous
>>32975577
dammit, you beat me to it haha
19 hours later 32975610 Anonymous
>>32975529
24/7&365
There you go faggots
19 hours later 32975612 Anonymous
How much are you miners with a good setup making each week/month out of buttcoins?
19 hours later 32975624 Anonymous
Why the fuck doesn't Bitinstant take Dwolla right now? They did this before, then started accepting it, and now it's gone again.
19 hours later 32975626 Anonymous
>>32975612
FART NIGGER
19 hours later 32975627 Anonymous
>>32975612
2 ulcers/day
19 hours later 32975631 Anonymous
>>32975540
lol if I had have listened to /g/ I would have held instead of instinctually sensing that, once it retreated from near 300 on cavirtiex, it was going to go down.
19 hours later 32975635 Anonymous
>tfw thanks to buttcoins we may never see legit internet currency that isn't shit or a scam
19 hours later 32975642 Anonymous
>>32975612
Nothing unless that "good setup" means ASIC.
19 hours later 32975652 Anonymous
>>32975586
I wonder how many people didn't get that
hint: pic related
wait,
soaring markets refer to flowers blooming, right?
19 hours later 32975665 Anonymous
Alright so I reinstalled my 6950 to try mining and whenever I run reaper my vid card starts pulsating its fans. No idea why it's doing this I have a 600w corsair power supply manually setting the fans at 100% causes no stuttering, but when the gpu usage is at 100% the fans fluctuate and according to GPU-Z my core clock moves from 250-500 when I have it clocked to 900. What could cause this? I'm running 13.3 beta drivers btw
19 hours later 32975670 AUSBRO (THE GREAT CRASH OF APRIL.png 1450x850 571kB)
U READY GENTS, TODAY WILL BE REMEMBERED AS BLACK WEDNESDAY 2013
>all you dumb cunt who thought there wasn't a bubble
19 hours later 32975676 Anonymous
>>32975652
>tulips
19 hours later 32975679 Anonymous
>>32975635
>never
>thinking any of this will matter in 10 years whether bitcoin is successful or not
Fuck, the last crash obviously doesn't matter anymore and that was just 2 years ago
19 hours later 32975681 Anonymous
>>32975635
what's your reasoning?
Why is bitcoin shit or a scam?
19 hours later 32975703 Anonymous
>>32975642
I made 70 bucks pretending I pay my own electricity.
>ASICS
If buttcoin dies, you're fucked.
Maybe now you guys will actually come up with something else those ASICs would be useful for.
WRITE SOME CODE
>is aware of their limitations to only being able to has 256 whatever or something
19 hours later 32975710 Anonymous
>>32974974
If you understand the intrinsic value behind bitcoin, then you will also realize that it's a steal for 190$
19 hours later 32975725 Anonymous
Buy now y/n??
19 hours later 32975743 Anonymous
>>32975676
that too, anonymous accidentally a multi layered (like an onion...or other things) joke
19 hours later 32975746 Anonymous
>>32975670
I feel sad for the marriage guy
19 hours later 32975748 Anonymous
>>32975725
no
19 hours later 32975776 Anonymous
>>32975681
Because, as a currency, it offers literally nothing to the average person beyond decentralized payment processing. That's it. Everything else is either a disadvantage or only advantageous to certain segments of society, such as criminals.
>>32975746
Me too. He got conned into making a shitty investment by a bunch of morons. That's why we need to make fun of the ones who tried to convince everyone that there was no way it could ever go down as much as we can.
19 hours later 32975787 Anonymous
>>32975710
>intrinsic value
>in a currency only used for drug deals
top lel m8
19 hours later 32975794 Anonymous
>>32975710
There is no intrinsic value. I could make a new currency system. Would that be worth more than $190???
Of course not. It's value comes from demand and its demand comes from utility value. Bitcoin has no real utility and thus is worthless.
Enjoy your worthless buttcoins faggot
19 hours later 32975828 Anonymous
>>32975746
The people...
and my 3 year old GPU holds its value :/
Even multi card rigs make enough coin to cover depreciation
Really entrepreneurs will invest in solar to run their rigs and profit at near any price, and if IT HAPPENS, you have a source of energy, last I checked "ENERGY" is an upward trending commodity.
19 hours later 32975830 Anonymous
>>32975746
Same. I know that normally we laugh but my heart goes out to this guy. The people I laugh at are the retard high schoolers who saved up for 1 BTC for it to fall on its face
19 hours later 32975837 Anonymous
>>32975794
I gained 300.000 from a worthless currency by scamming people
what now nigger
19 hours later 32975844 Anonymous
>>32975829
sent
;)
19 hours later 32975847 Anonymous
>>32975725
Yes, spend all your savings and take a big loan and buy. Watch as your money, your future and your life burns down once MtGox starts trading again. Do it. I dare you.
19 hours later 32975856 Anonymous
>>32975794
>Bitcoin has no real utility
But it anables me a to become a tripfag!
and other things.
It has utility but not enough to justify the $100 plus range
19 hours later 32975863 Anonymous
So, it's basically back to 90$, the amount it was a week ago and was holding near for a few weeks?
I fail to see the issue
19 hours later 32975867 Anonymous (1358881367776.jpg 400x399 94kB)
Newfag to bitcoins here, is mining worth it? Not gonna invest right now.
19 hours later 32975878 Anonymous
>>32975863
Buy a coin or two
19 hours later 32975887 Anonymous
>>32975837
>What is keynsian economics
Just because you made money doens't change that its useless. See tulip bubble
Congrats on the cash tho
19 hours later 32975888 Anonymous
>>32975863
Magic the Gathering Online Exchange closed trading. It will crash further when it opens.
19 hours later 32975895 Anonymous
>>32975863
what is volatility
19 hours later 32975896 Anonymous
>>32975867
Do you happen to have 6 7970s laying around?
19 hours later 32975902 Anonymous
>>32975863
People who have been spewing the whole
>IT'S GOING TO POP
shit have been waiting for any opportunity to say
>we told you so
I expect $200 again by the weekend or early next week, and I'm not even in BTC
19 hours later 32975909 Anonymous
>>32975863
If this is the correction, it's about double where I thought it would land (~$40).
People are narrowsighted. Not to mention that Mt. Gox is absolute shit run by a retarded, fat french fuck.
19 hours later 32975919 Anonymous
>samurai1200: sells only happen in panic. BTC up LTC up on re-open.
19 hours later 32975931 Anonymous
I bought half a bitcoin for the heck of it this morning.
It will appreciate eventually. But I'm mostly going to look for an opportunity to change it into LTC.
19 hours later 32975934 Anonymous
>>32975867
It costs electricity
If you game all day anyway, it will PAY TO G̶E̶T̶ ̶A̶ ̶L̶I̶F̶E̶ browse 4chan.
just a thought.
19 hours later 32975943 Anonymous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHgx OXEQaFU
19 hours later 32975944 Anonymous
>>32975794
You're wrong. If you created a new currency, it wouldn't have the fundamental functionality that Bitcoins do.
>Decentralized
>Anonymous
>Electronic processing
>Generation from mathematics
That to its global uprising and you get a REAL currency with REAL intrinsic value.
Value isn't about physical dependence, and that doesn't matter either considering there are physical BTC. They're in the same boat as fiat currency now.
>tl;dr you are one stupid faggot.
19 hours later 32975955 Anonymous
>>32975909
>>32975902
it's pretty funny how the people who are even more myopic with historical prices than bitcoin lovers are the bitcoin haters. the haters act like they haven't been telling /g/ to sell bitcoins since it was $30
19 hours later 32975961 Anonymous
>>32975867
WELL IF FRODO DIDNT YOMOMMA THEN WHO WAS PHONE NIGGER
19 hours later 32975964 Anonymous
>>32975931
....
why
19 hours later 32975979 Anonymous
>>32975828
GPU miner gonna be boned if crypto prices head lower though.
19 hours later 32975983 Anonymous
>>32975418
>/g/ lied, reb died, real markets are up in the sky
19 hours later 32975992 Anonymous
>>32975955
I hate that shit, I've been seeing that as well.
"Good goy" this and "Jews did 9/11."
It's like, just shut up and accept innovation for once!
19 hours later 32975999 Anonymous
>Website currently unavailable
AND .. HERE WE GO
19 hours later 32976015 Anonymous
>>32975979
If you don't hold,
you aren't left with a debt,
you're left with gaming toys.
Maybe I'm biased cause my 5870 model regularly goes for over $200 on e-bay because le lel 6 display ports.
19 hours later 32976018 Anonymous
>>32975955
I'm the second guy you quoted.
I'm no bitcoin hater; I'm merely invested in it's little brother. Just stating what appears obvious from here; I think people are being short sighted.
That, or I'm used to LTC's volatility by now.
19 hours later 32976032 Anonymous (Sweden.gif 583x406 2kB)
Varför tar det en sån jävla lång tid för Bitstamp att ta emot mina pengar? Har väntat ca 6 timmar och jag tvivlar på att pengarna kommer fram alls...
Har Swedbank som bank, nån som har samma problem?
19 hours later 32976033 Anonymous
OY VEY
19 hours later 32976036 Anonymous
>>32976018
i'm replying that i agree with you
19 hours later 32976038 Anonymous
>>32975983
>>/g/ lied, reb died, real markets are up in the sky
This is part of the reason I'm wealthy: the inherent greed and stupidity of the masses. Everyone wants to get rich immediately, and everyone thinks they're smarter than the markets.
Slow and steady wins the race.
19 hours later 32976059 Anonymous
>>32976018
LTC seems like a cheap ripoff that is going to end up cashing in on BTC's success, but all in all showing no progress in itself.
19 hours later 32976064 Anonymous
>>32975867
>is mining worth it
Not worth getting into it now unless you have a power plant and a few dozen unused 79XXs
19 hours later 32976066 Anonymous
>>32976032
I'm not saying that I disagree with you. I just don't know what the fuck you're talking about
19 hours later 32976068 Anonymous
>people thinking its going to go up to 200 again
anyone with enough of these are going to try to get off the wild ride with mt goy goes back up
19 hours later 32976069 Anonymous
>>32976036
Whoops. Lesson learned - I'll google words I don't know from now on before replying.
19 hours later 32976077 Anonymous
>>32975964
I think LTC is undervalued, at least compared to bitcoin.
I do some precious metals trading and usually trade on whether I think something is over/undervalued compared to the rest of the market.
I bought silver at $5 an ounce, and now it's at $27.
19 hours later 32976107 Anonymous
>>32976066
bitstamp scammed him according to google translate
TOP LEL
19 hours later 32976111 Anonymous
>>32976097
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976115 Anonymous
>>32976059
LTC is a hedge against ASIC manufacturers acting like fucking pricks.
19 hours later 32976116 Anonymous
>>32975867
Do you have a 5970? Then yes, download GUIminer and get to it.
Otherwise no.
19 hours later 32976120 Anonymous
>>32976097
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976142 Anonymous
>>32976111
> ;)
stop that shit. also still waiting for your buttcoins you supposed to send me and other 100 anons some days ago
19 hours later 32976160 Anonymous
>>32976142
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976162 Anonymous
>>32976059
Broadly, i agree. Nonetheless LTC has its own black market now. Faster confirms too.
All the BTC miners will start mining LTC in a matter of months too as ASICs will squeeze them out.
19 hours later 32976166 Anonymous
>>32976142
sent dude ;-)
>>32976144
you too pal ;-)
19 hours later 32976172 Anonymous
>>32976144
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976174 Anonymous (BUY BUY BUY.png 492x461 14kB)
can I buy shares in this sticky somehow?
19 hours later 32976180 Anonymous
>>32976147
it's cool we got this
19 hours later 32976191 Anonymous
>>32976097
What does the third finger represent?
Bah, your picture is bullshit. Give me back my bitcoin or I'll denounce you to the bitcoin police.
19 hours later 32976205 Anonymous
You guys think this will rise again?
Should i buy now while its cheap?
I can spare about $200 without really missing it.
I just want to buy LSD online
19 hours later 32976214 Anonymous
>>32976147
Don't w-worry when Mt Gox goes up they'll be at a-at least 400 g-guys!
19 hours later 32976226 Anonymous
>>32976097
FUCK Why are people asking for bitcoins?
Anon wont even send you a $2 game over Steam for free, what in the jesus fuck makes you think someone is just going to send you $190 just like that?
JUST LIKE THAT?!
And what do you mean "be along for the ride?" Thats like a hobo asking a millionare "will you give me all your money? I just want to be along for the ride" OF COURSE YOU WANT TO BE ALONG FOR THE RIDE.
You're sitting in front of a gaming PC aren't you? Rip off those side panels and download GUIminer and get to it! Start making your $0.08 a week after electricity costs if you want to be along for the ride
19 hours later 32976232 Anonymous
>>32976205
Why don't you make an educated guess based on research rather than taking advice from anonymous retards on an anime message board?
19 hours later 32976233 Anonymous
stuck at $123.40 for 7 more hours?
1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 0!!!
IT'S THE COUNTDOWN TIL THE BUBBLE DROPS!!!!
19 hours later 32976234 Anonymous
Sup- I sold my grandfather's mansion and luxury cars for 50 million so I could buy buttcoins @ 250$. I hid my wallet on a USB stick and buried it in the woods. Now I've lost my map. My cousins are pissed. What should I do?
19 hours later 32976237 Anonymous
>>32976142
Do you have some kind of mental handicap that prevents you from noticing patterns
>Ctrl+f "sent ;)": 85 results
>Number of people who have actually received coins from /g/ begging: 0
19 hours later 32976244 Anonymous (imnew.jpg 1920x1080 611kB)
I don't really know what I'm doing, but am I making money right now?
19 hours later 32976250 Anonymous
>>32976205
>You guys think this will rise again?
Yes
>Should i buy now while its cheap?
Dunno, It might go lower.
19 hours later 32976253 Anonymous
>>32976234
just buy litecoins they'll be 900 dollars by the end of the week!
19 hours later 32976259 Anonymous (1242670969097.jpg 292x215 9kB)
>>32975337
>this is not funny kid some people here quit their job to invest into this
HAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHA
THIS IS SO PRECIOUS HOW CAN PEOPLE BE THIS RETARDED HAHAHAHAHA
19 hours later 32976262 Anonymous
>>32976232
>bitcoin predictions
>educated guess based on research
Choose one.
19 hours later 32976263 Anonymous
>>32976142
>>32976144
>>32976147
>>32976191
>>32976226
>>32976234
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976265 Anonymous
>>32976144
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976274 Anonymous
>>32976226
I wonder if anyone has actually made any money from begging around here. I somehow doubt it, but there must be something attracting these insufferable faggots.
>wah wah I'm so poor except I can afford a computer and an internet connection and can waste my time on 4chan all day
19 hours later 32976275 Anonymous
>>32976226
Does the concept of Satoshi elude you?
19 hours later 32976277 Anonymous
http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/11/mt -gox-cross-site-scripting-attack-wi pes-out-bitcoin-accounts/
And it's over.
19 hours later 32976281 Anonymous (crisis1.jpg 500x332 133kB)
Where to get realtime trade charts (prefered BTC/USD). Mtgox isn't working for over 3 hours...
19 hours later 32976292 Anonymous
>>32976226
>someone is just going to send you $190 just like that?
>$190
19 hours later 32976295 Anonymous
>>32976274
someone gave like 0.005 BTC to some retard who posted his street address, unfortunately
19 hours later 32976312 Anonymous
>>32976301
;-)
19 hours later 32976313 Anonymous
>>32976244
That probably costs around $3 a day in electricity, while at the same time only making $0.76 a day. You tell me.
19 hours later 32976315 Anonymous
>>32976301
>>32976303
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976316 Anonymous
>>32976226
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976331 Anonymous
>>32976244
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976335 Anonymous
>>32976303
>>32976301
>>32976303
>>32976303
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976339 Anonymous (1365144082461.png 387x520 403kB)
I don't get why people are unable to spot financial bubbles, you can spot many just by looking at a fucking graph.
19 hours later 32976346 Anonymous
Hello, I'm Royal Prince of Nigeria ROBERT CHARLES MUGAMBE
I was kidnapped and kidnappers only take bitcoins. I will make rich man of you and give many woman to please you. Please help.
-David Motambe
7c87oc821k23010s7c87oc821k23010s
19 hours later 32976363 Anonymous
>>32976244
>nvidiOMGMYHOUSEISONFIRE
>bitcoin
does not compute
19 hours later 32976364 Anonymous (sent.jpg 299x57 6kB)
>>32976346
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976365 Anonymous
>>32976339
if you want to believe something badly enough, you will find ways to convince yourself.
this is true in virtually all situations.
19 hours later 32976367 Anonymous
>>32976346
sent
>>32976353
sent! ;-)
19 hours later 32976371 Anonymous
>>32976244
>am I making money right now?
No, you are losing money right now.
19 hours later 32976375 Anonymous
>>32976295
0.005 is like 50 cents.
Some people need to kill themselves.
19 hours later 32976379 Anonymous
so whats this whole noise is about
19 hours later 32976384 Anonymous
>>32976346
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976387 Anonymous
I am a bitcoin supporter and have been mining for 3 years.
I am sick of these threads and the beggers. Mods, please close this thread and permaban everyone begging.
19 hours later 32976390 Anonymous
>>32976250
They're with holding all trades on Mt. Gox for 7 more hours. It's going to drop like a bomb when they open it up, also considering their statement:
"No deductions on trades for 2 hours after that."
19 hours later 32976392 Anonymous
>>32976064
>not knowing that 59XX, 69XX, and 79XX are roughly equivalent in terms of mining
>telling people mining isn't worth it
if you have time on your hands anon, do the math yourself >>32975867
19 hours later 32976394 Anonymous
>>32976379
go back to bed, grandpa
19 hours later 32976397 Anonymous
>>32976339
Yeah, but no. It's a common human foible to see patterns amidst random data. Especially when you look at the data with the benefit of hindsight.
There's an entire scam in the real stock markets called "technical analysis" that people fall for everyday. They're promised the ability to predict future performance based on past results. The markets don't actually work that way.
19 hours later 32976400 Anonymous (and it's gone.jpg 259x194 7kB)
Bitcoin has flat lined, rip in piece.
19 hours later 32976405 Anonymous (1342146750985.png 626x551 18kB)
>>32976346
19 hours later 32976414 Anonymous
>>32976379
idiots lost lots of money
scammers/russians made lots of it
19 hours later 32976415 Anonymous
i bought 1.7btc for 48usd/btc
should i keep them for tomorrow or sell now?
19 hours later 32976416 Anonymous
I maxed out my credit cards three days ago to get on the wild ride. Seeing how people got a few hundred bucks turned into hundreds of thousands was too good to pass by. I thought I was going to be rich, /g/. I really thought. Now I'm in thousands of dollars of debt, and I spent it all on a pseudo-currency for the gullible and greedy worth absolutely nothing.
Why, exactly, I shouldn't kill myself right now?
19 hours later 32976418 Anonymous
>>32976387
sent ;-)
19 hours later 32976423 Anonymous
>>32976339
Systemic bubbles are a bit different.
19 hours later 32976430 Anonymous
>>32976301
sent ;^)
19 hours later 32976434 Anonymous
>>32976416
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976436 Anonymous
>>32976415
Sell when they hit $230
19 hours later 32976447 Anonymous
>>32976415
Do both?
19 hours later 32976459 Anonymous
>>32976387
can you spare some bitcoin
1G0FuCkY0uR53lFF4gg3T
19 hours later 32976465 Anonymous
>>32976346
sent ;^)
19 hours later 32976468 Anonymous
>>32976459
sent ;-D
19 hours later 32976471 Anonymous
>>32976416
sent! ;)
19 hours later 32976472 Anonymous
>>32976436
There won't be a time when they hit $230. Once MtGox starts trading again, Bitcoin is going down for good.
19 hours later 32976488 Anonymous
>wontonjulio: BTC always rises in the end! this is just a bad day guys
still in denial stage I see
19 hours later 32976490 Anonymous
guys what if mtgox launches with ltc support in 10 hours?
19 hours later 32976492 Anonymous
>>32976032
Lär dig läsa. SEPA-bankgiron tar 1-3 arbetsdagar.
19 hours later 32976496 Anonymous
>>32976459
Only if you kill yourself first. Really though, please end your life.
19 hours later 32976505 Anonymous
>>32976416
sent ;)
but seriously anon. It's just munniez. Change ur name and go undercover
19 hours later 32976512 Anonymous
>>32976459
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976519 Anonymous (1344333357974.jpg 500x500 125kB)
>>32976397
>It's a common human foible to see patterns amidst random data.
Certain patters are not random at all but are product of entirely predictable human behavior.
I spotted the Apple price bubble months before it happened just by looking at the historical rise of the price. The Bitcoin bubble was even more obvious.
19 hours later 32976520 Anonymous
>>32976488
>Hazlitt: This kind of action is a threat to our freedom, we must fight this war, take it to the banks, don't take loans anymore, don't deposit money in them
no we anger now
19 hours later 32976529 Anonymous
>>32976496
i'm considering this since 2years but seeing this made me happy again
19 hours later 32976583 Anonymous
Hey /g/entoomen.
I was given 20 buttcoins by a random guy on redit.
What should I do with it?
19 hours later 32976591 Anonymous
>>32976583
sell
19 hours later 32976592 Anonymous
>>32976519
so obvious my subconscious got me to hold post 170 and sell at 265?
.... should I into wall street?
>implying I wasn't just lucky
19 hours later 32976618 Anonymous
>>32976583
sell 15 keep 5?
19 hours later 32976622 Anonymous
>>32976602
sent ;)
19 hours later 32976625 Anonymous
>>32976602
dude i just sent u ;-)
19 hours later 32976626 Anonymous
>>32976367
I love you. ;~;
My friend that is getting into this with me also thanks you, kind anon.
19 hours later 32976628 Anonymous
>>32976591
For this price? I am not an idiot. This will go up in a week again.
19 hours later 32976636 Anonymous
>>32976490
i really think people have lost their trust in Mtshit
their abbysemal performance yesterday cost people lotsa monies
19 hours later 32976642 Anonymous
>>32976602
>a lot less than a bitcent
19 hours later 32976643 Anonymous
>>32976583
Who gave them to you? That's a lot of coin.
19 hours later 32976649 Anonymous
>>32976609
They removed it, it was on the redirect page before it was fixed, about a half hour ago. Sorry m8.
19 hours later 32976651 Anonymous
>>32976628
They're going to plummet with Mt Gox opens.
Sell and rebuy.
19 hours later 32976656 Anonymous
>>32976628
sell 2 and hold 18 then...
what makes you think it will go up?
19 hours later 32976657 Anonymous
Is it a good idea to buy buttcoins for the purposes of buying drugs? Or is silk road all messed up
20 hours later 32976665 Anonymous (sent ;DDDD.png 327x100 3kB)
>>32976602
sent ;)
20 hours later 32976671 Anonymous
>weak hands
>stronger hands
>manipulation
>hold strong
>squeeze the shorts
>shakeout
>big picture
>big guys
you can tell how badly something is screwed by the frequency of these
20 hours later 32976680 Anonymous
>>32976659
sent;)
20 hours later 32976681 Anonymous
>>32976657
>implying you can even get a silk road account.
20 hours later 32976683 Anonymous
>>32976628
"This" will crash so hard in ten hours that it will never get up again, people abandon the currency and no one will ever want to buy it again.
Sell, you dense motherfucker.
20 hours later 32976692 Anonymous
>>32976592
>so obvious my subconscious got me to hold post 170 and sell at 265?
>should I into wall street?
Yes, that's how most Wall Street people make their money.
20 hours later 32976700 Anonymous
>>32976665
>BQC
20 hours later 32976709 Anonymous
>>32976681
Huh? Why not?
20 hours later 32976717 Anonymous
>>32976519
>I spotted the Apple price bubble months before it happened just by looking at the historical rise of the price.
Then you were wrong for months. Thanks for proving my point.
People really don't understand markets at all.
20 hours later 32976725 Anonymous
>>32976416
Because if you kill yourself, then hard-working, non-retarded and honest people have to foot the bill for your stupid debt, in one way or another. Go get a job at scrubbing toilets or whatever, maybe you can meditate over your studipidity while you work to pay the debts.
20 hours later 32976728 Anonymous
>>32976681
I made a bunch of SR accounts a few months ago, has something changed?
20 hours later 32976731 Anonymous
>>32976416
sent ;)
20 hours later 32976739 Anonymous
Okay, pork belly prices have been dropping all morning, which means that everybody is waiting for it to hit rock bottom, so they can buy low. Which means that the people who own the pork belly contracts are saying, "Hey, we're losing all our damn money, and Christmas is around the corner, and I ain't gonna have no money to buy my son the G.I. Joe with the kung-fu grip! And my wife ain't gonna f... my wife ain't gonna make love to me if I got no money!" So they're panicking right now, they're screaming "SELL! SELL!" to get out before the price keeps dropping. They're panicking out there right now, I can feel it.
20 hours later 32976747 Anonymous
>>32976717
the ones that understand them are the ones manipulating them. everyone else is just along for the ride.
20 hours later 32976751 Anonymous
>>32975509
Gox are waiving transaction fees for the first few hours upon reopening too, expect a cluster-fuck. Gox have really dropped the ball here.
20 hours later 32976759 Anonymous
>>32976643
I have no idea who that guy was.
>>32976656
It will go up once the exchanges start working properly again, mainly Gox. Maybe not now, but in a few days it will be above 100$. (Not the insane 260$, but also not 60$. I am predicting 120$ or something like that.)
I just don't feel like selling at the moment.
20 hours later 32976764 Anonymous
>>32976728
>>32976709
Meh. Usually applications are closed.
20 hours later 32976785 Anonymous
>>32976665
sent ;)
20 hours later 32976790 Anonymous
>>32976657
There is Atlantis now. It's basically the LTC version of Silk Road.
20 hours later 32976808 Anonymous
>>32976725
you wouldn't spot a troll if he hit you in the face
20 hours later 32976811 Anonymous (eddie-murphy[1].jpg 275x417 21kB)
>>32976739
I watched that few days ago, pretty great
Shame about modern eddie movies, so fucking unfunny
20 hours later 32976817 Anonymous
What is this "sent :)" crap?
20 hours later 32976828 Anonymous
>>32976628
I'd be careful, Anon.
They're withholding trade transactions for another 7 hours, and for 2 hours after it's opened, there's going to be no deductions on trades. Everyone is going to sell and it's going to drop like a bomb shell.
Just a warning from Mt. Gox to everyone in this thread.
20 hours later 32976830 Anonymous (3434834.png 705x261 20kB)
>>32976659
20 hours later 32976832 Anonymous
Is there a way to use your pc while mining bitcoins without it crashing all the time?
20 hours later 32976836 Anonymous (00011243.jpg 557x646 38kB)
http://www.infowars.com/bitcoin-cra shes-over-50-just-one-day-after-bol d-public-prediction-by-mike-adams-o f-natural-news/
holy shit mike adams you're such a fucking genius
the central banks definitely crashed bitcoin by throwing a mere 13 grand at it(i think it all those fucking decimal places that did it in)
20 hours later 32976840 Anonymous
>>32976817
sent ;)
20 hours later 32976843 Anonymous
>>32976817
sent ;)
20 hours later 32976844 Anonymous
>>32976817
>what is "le erp sent face?"
20 hours later 32976846 Anonymous
>>32976583
Was that Bitcoinbillionaire. Congrats to you.
You have to wonder who this guy is. He gave out ~$13,000 at time of selling
20 hours later 32976855 Anonymous
>>32976764
Are you sure about that, from when I first learned about tor a couple of years ago till a few months ago I've been on SR hundreds of times and never seen anything indicating closed applications.
I never bought anything though, maybe it has something to do with that.
20 hours later 32976880 Anonymous
>>32976836
>central bank
>not drug dealers
20 hours later 32976922 Anonymous
>>32976717
I spotted the bubble just at it began, not because I am smart but because it was bloody obvious.
You can live in denial if you want but the reality is that bubbles are caused by hype and the predictable behavior of speculators and idiots.
If you want to understand markets you should not ask economists, they know jackshit. Scammer and swindlers understand the markets better than anyone.
20 hours later 32976933 Anonymous
>>32976846
When I tried to track him back it seemed he didn't have much more than the 50 bitcoins he gave away in total on redit. But again, it's not trivial to track bitcoin wallets, with all the change accounts.
20 hours later 32976956 Anonymous
>>32976836
Thank you for finding this.
"Step 1) Central banks buy up massive quantities of bitcoin currency, driving the prices into the stratosphere and encouraging millions of people around the world to jump on board the “get rich” bandwagon.
Step 2) Once bitcoin valuations reach a sufficient level of insanity, start a massive selloff by dumping the bitcoins you already bought onto the market, offering them for sale at any price (i.e. sell into falling prices, accelerating the loss in valuations).
Step 3) Watch panic take hold as the bitcoin crash accelerates, ending in a catastrophic wipeout of “valuation” of all bitcoins.
Step 4) Find “victims” of the bitcoin crash who can tell a good sob story for the mainstream media about how they invested little Johnny’s college money in bitcoin and lost it all. Roll them out on CNN and MSNBC where they cry on camera and talk about how they were ripped off by bitcoin and now they only trust the government from now on.
Step 5) Demonize bitcoin by characterizing it as a “libertarian pyramid scheme.” Lash out against both decentralized currencies and libertarians.
Step 6) Once the demonization gains traction, have traitors in the U.S. Congress announce a “Consumer Currency Protection Act” that outlaws non-central bank currencies such as bitcoin. It’s all “for your safety,” of course. Shut down all online bitcoin wallets and exchanges, calling them “criminal pyramid schemes” and arrest a few people using bitcoin to send a warning message to the rest."
20 hours later 32976984 Anonymous
>>32976855
Yeah, definitely. Every time I go check, I can't get in. Like they're never open. My friend Tom got in though, so I know I just have bad luck.
Only curious about it anyways, Eris has whatever I would consider buying in BTC.
20 hours later 32976988 Anonymous
>>32976956
holy fuck you you stupid shit.
20 hours later 32977003 Anonymous
oh, it's tinfoil time already
20 hours later 32977019 Anonymous
>>32976988
What? It's pretty credible.
20 hours later 32977030 Anonymous
>>32976984
i literally just made an account.
20 hours later 32977039 Anonymous
>>32977030
Meh. Too lazy to go do it now.
20 hours later 32977044 Anonymous
>>32977019
>What? It's pretty credible.
Plausible and credible are not the same word, anon.
20 hours later 32977071 Anonymous
>>32977039
>Meh.
Stop that, you sound like a child.
20 hours later 32977092 Anonymous
I want to buy bitcoin for euros. How can I do it easily?
I wanted to add some funds on btc-e, but all the funding options are weird scary looking sites where I would never put my money. I just want to buy bitcoin for paypal (and they are fucking expensive on eBay)
20 hours later 32977099 Anonymous
>>32977070
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977108 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent ;-)
20 hours later 32977109 Anonymous
>>32976519
You're an idiot. Values don't drop just because they rose. You're the kind of person that screams "SELL NOW" when the price hasn't even reached 1/1,000th of its future growth.
You aren't even talking about "patterns", you just see a "historical rise" and say "Oh that's gonna pop". You're retarded.
20 hours later 32977119 Anonymous
>>32977070
>>32977080
double sent ;)
20 hours later 32977120 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent ;^)
20 hours later 32977122 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977126 Anonymous
>>32977080
le sent xDDd
20 hours later 32977130 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977132 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977136 Anonymous
>>32977080
All of my sent ;)
20 hours later 32977148 Anonymous
>>32976956
>>32977019
>credible
>hey guys i made a lucky guess so i'm expert now
>13 grand crashed a market that had a volume of nearly 100 million
20 hours later 32977151 Anonymous
anyone smell that scent?
20 hours later 32977175 Anonymous
>>32977151
;-)
20 hours later 32977189 Anonymous
>>32977080
0.00000001 BTC sent ;)
20 hours later 32977194 Anonymous
>>32977151
is it bacon?
20 hours later 32977213 Anonymous
>>32977080
you guys have to stop posting your fucking wallets. bandhammer is be dropped on all your helpless ips.
20 hours later 32977222 Anonymous
>>32977109
Stock is nothing like currency. Massive deflation in a stock is good for you. Massive deflation in a currency is a sign to get the fuck out
20 hours later 32977228 Anonymous
>>32977080
All of my scent ;)
20 hours later 32977230 Anonymous
>>32977080
sent! ;DDDDDDDDDDDD
20 hours later 32977252 Anonymous
>>32977080
sended ;)
20 hours later 32977255 Anonymous
>>32964120
looks cool!
20 hours later 32977258 Anonymous
Things are going to be brutal once mtgox opens again.
Looking forward to the wild ride.
20 hours later 32977261 Anonymous
>>32977080
scent ;)
20 hours later 32977269 Anonymous
>>32964120
nice
20 hours later 32977278 Anonymous (1362754300128.gif 211x158 2112kB)
Guys im thinking about mining litecoins. Can someone enlighten me how much will i get per week with 2 6790?
20 hours later 32977285 Anonymous
ok
20 hours later 32977296 Anonymous
>>32964120
That's like double gambling.
20 hours later 32977299 Anonymous
>>32977278
all of them
20 hours later 32977301 Anonymous
>>32977278
http://dustcoin.com/mining
keep in mind that difficulty will rise and and
the price might as well be high again
20 hours later 32977325 Anonymous
>>32977251
This. Fuck all of you. Sending it to him while I was offering you guys. You really are an abused whore that gravitates towards assholes, /g/. Go fuck yourself.
Sentcerely,
>>32977070
20 hours later 32977338 Anonymous
>people took out loans to buy bitcoins
goys are so easy
20 hours later 32977347 Anonymous
>>32977251
>being this desperate
claiming people gave you money still does not mean people gave you money
20 hours later 32977356 Anonymous
>>32977251
;-) sent dude!
20 hours later 32977378 Anonymous
>>32977347
but they did.
https://blockchain.info/address/1Jg m6agWe3h9qMMVQaHibgJ258LZFSfyUZ
20 hours later 32977383 Anonymous
>>32977251
>1C9XPPPCnrPFhSy4rxuMekgScfoeTsg6di
OK, I am sending you 0.00000001 bitcoins too. I feel generous today.
20 hours later 32977420 Anonymous
>>32977119
>>32977120
>>32977122
>>32977126
>>32977130
>>32977132
>>32977136
Go ahead all of you try to outsent me. But bear in mind I'm working for the sentral bank.
20 hours later 32977431 Anonymous
>>32977422
here dude, check ou're bitbank ;-)
20 hours later 32977439 Anonymous
>>32977383
http://www.bitvisitor.com/
It's slower than GPU mining but faster than begging.
Heck if you have good micro and a dynamic IP...
20 hours later 32977441 Anonymous
>>32977378
probably samefag fagging bitcoins to his secondary wallet.
OH probably you are exactly that samefag
20 hours later 32977448 Anonymous
>>32977422
Use a mining pool
or win 2500 grand (value declining) at worse odds than the lottery
20 hours later 32977466 Anonymous
>>32973394
Not really, gox has a tremendous profit margin, they were hugely profitable all the way since butts were traded for 0.6 cent a piece.
Of course the costs are somewhat larger now than then but it stands in no relation to the actual gain.
Of course the earn more the higher the price is and gox are one of the major perpetrators of the pump&dump scheme on BTC.
20 hours later 32977492 Anonymous
>>32977441
He sent less than a penny USD at the peak BTC price
20 hours later 32977493 Anonymous
>>32977431
nope nothing
20 hours later 32977499 Anonymous
>>32977440
Do you realize it's worth one thousand of a cent at the moment?
20 hours later 32977500 Anonymous
Can you take out loans in buttcoins?
20 hours later 32977506 Anonymous
>>32977486
see
http://www.bitvisitor.com/
20 hours later 32977517 Anonymous
Can it please become a bannable fucking offense to beg for Bitcoins? It always ends up consuming a third of the page one way or another and no one cares about their stupid shit or gives them money. "sent ;)" isn't enough. Just get rid of them. All of them.
20 hours later 32977534 Anonymous
>>32955936
>>32955945
I think the guy had more than $13k in bitcoins had way more than that and just decided to cash out
20 hours later 32977535 Anonymous
>>32977500
>take out 100 dollar buttcoin loan
>sell
>buttcoins drop to 1 cent each
>buy 100
>gaurunteed riches
20 hours later 32977536 Anonymous
>>32977486
sent! ;)
20 hours later 32977537 Anonymous
>>32977517
TRY TO BAN ME I GOT 99 PROXIES AND YOU CANT GET THROUGH ONE!
20 hours later 32977543 Anonymous
>>32977517
Go hound the mods on IRC if you're that upset about it.
>Inb4 sent ;)
20 hours later 32977568 Anonymous
>>32977543
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977596 Anonymous
>>32977535
Better yet
>Take out loans worth thousands of dollars in bitcoins
>Crash the market by converting it to dollars
>Everyone panics ensuring that the market crashes further
>Convert some of your dollars back into buttcoins and repay your debts
Ah shorting currency is such a thrill.
20 hours later 32977613 Anonymous
Would now be a good time to buy coins?
20 hours later 32977615 Anonymous
>>32977561
You didn't get anything. You literally cannot afford a penny.
20 hours later 32977622 Anonymous
>>32977613
not until single digits.
20 hours later 32977623 Anonymous
>>32977486
>1D1kurzaJCp6ZoHg94VvhzSNCcqSkVTXNA
0.000001 sent.
And that's enough for today.
20 hours later 32977650 Anonymous
>>32977622
Ok, but it was at 160 earlier today and it seems like the curve is going up and down all the time. If i buy now, would it be hard to sell when it's 150+?
Sorry, i am terrible at economic trading.
20 hours later 32977655 Anonymous
>>32977613
Apparently there's a lot of buy orders set at five dollars waiting in the wings right now. That should give you some kind of indicator of what the general sentiment is at the moment.
20 hours later 32977662 Anonymous
>>32977613
no, crash later when mt goy opens
20 hours later 32977670 Colombia Before All
>>32976956
>thinking they would only push it to 250 dollars.
The bitcoin market just hit 1 billion. If the big banks were doing it the would of injected millions of dollars and it would have inflated beyond the 1000 mark.
Bitcoin prices rose because there were rumblings that a country was going to stop being a tax shelter, so the True Believers came to the conclusion that the obvious place for billions of dollars to go would be Bitcoin. So, since the price of bitcoin could do nothing but rise if that was the case, the TBs started buying up coins. This had the natural side-effect of raising the price, and then articles started to be printed about how obviously Bitcoin is a great investment and totally not a bubble this time.
It's always been fairly obvious that people who are using a country as a tax shelter are not stupid enough to invest in cyber-tulips to stash their money, but this did not stop the bitcoiners from deluding themselves. So, spurred on by positive press and their own purchasing activity the price started skyrocketing over a span of two or three weeks.
This massive bubble has been fueled solely by bitcoiners thinking they are more important and clever than they actually are. It is the ultimate fiat currency not because it is backed by a government, but because it is backed by self-delusion.Bitcoin prices rose because there were rumblings that a country was going to stop being a tax shelter, so the True Believers came to the conclusion that the obvious place for billions of dollars to go would be Bitcoin. So, since the price of bitcoin could do nothing but rise if that was the case, the TBs started buying up coins. This had the natural side-effect of raising the price, and then articles started to be printed about how obviously Bitcoin is a great investment and totally not a bubble this time.
20 hours later 32977691 Anonymous
>>32977650
bro we will be lucky if bitcoin ever sees 150 again
20 hours later 32977711 sent ;) sent ;) (sent.jpg 79x29 1kB)
sent ;)
20 hours later 32977712 Anonymous
>>32977670
>If the big banks were doing it the would of injected millions of dollars and it would have inflated beyond the 1000 mark.
If you're doing something shady, don't use a nuke when a sniper SEAL with an impressive record will do.
20 hours later 32977753 Anonymous
>>32976933
Bitcoinbillionaire is almost certainly not a friend of bitcoin. He is likely working for the central banks.
20 hours later 32977762 Colombia Before All
>>32977712
The amount of money made off that would be negligible to big banks compared to what they could make off traditional means.
You don't fucking realize that most big banks make billions in profit a year. The biggest one makes 300,000 dollars in profit a second. Over 1 million a minute.
Fucking Bitcoins are a joke to banks.
20 hours later 32977774 Anonymous
>>32977712
>central banks doing something shady
oh no, it'll look like every other transcation of BTC
i hope the drug dealers don't catch on to their >shady practices
20 hours later 32977777 Anonymous
>>32977615
Not only that, he actually can't even send it, because miners won't accept satoshi-sized transactions without fees.
So it's actually worthless.
20 hours later 32977781 Colombia Before All
>>32977650
Bitcoin will never rise above 40 dollars ever again
20 hours later 32977782 dubs dubs with a trip next to them aren't tripdubs but whatever (dubs.png 149x38 0kB)
>>32977711
dubs
20 hours later 32977795 Anonymous
OH YES KEEP SELLING GOYUM! THANKS FOR ALL THE CHEAP BITCOINS HA HAH AH HAHA. SEE YOU IN 2014 AT 500$ MARK!
20 hours later 32977807 Anonymous
>>32977762
Oh, my bad, thought we were talking killing bitcoin not porofiting off it. tl;dr'd a short post :/
20 hours later 32977808 Anonymous
>>32977691
I disagree. The fact is that bitcoin is one of the only places you can put your money that's at all outside the grip of normal currencies (well, you could always go with gold or silver, but a lot of people seem to have an aversion to them due to how much of a pain in the ass it is to store the metals). If bitcoin can weather this storm and hang on in any capacity, I see it as being quite likely that something along these lines could happen again very soon. Say, the next time a tax shelter goes under.
20 hours later 32977818 Anonymous
>>32977808
shut the fuck up, im waiting to buy some cheap coins here. keep that knowledge to yourself
20 hours later 32977834 Anonymous
USD/BTC now around 50$
oh wow
20 hours later 32977838 Anonymous
IT WILL HIT 300 TOMORROW YOU WILL SEE
20 hours later 32977847 Anonymous
>>32977777
>>32977777
buttcoins confirmed useless by quints
20 hours later 32977849 Anonymous
>>32977838
* .300
20 hours later 32977852 Anonymous
>>32977818
Oh keep your pants on. You'll get your cheep coins either way...
20 hours later 32977853 Anonymous
>check at $150 a bit ago
>recheck
>$80
>laugh hysterically
>drops another 50 cents in 10 seconds
My fucking sides. Oh man.
Best part is, tons of people speculated on Alt Currencies like Lite and Pee Pee coins thinking since they weren't butt coin they'd hold value. But failing to grasp they only had value compared to buttcoins value(which wasn't real).
20 hours later 32977859 Anonymous (lawyers_2011.jpg 397x283 74kB)
Of course, There is on BIG factor you are all forgetting...
When you sell your coins on mtgox at your 1000% profit. Guess who has the money????
NOT YOU!!!! MTGOX has it... So you still have to get them to give it to you.
Now suppose mtgox gets sued or falls into financial hard times or goes bankrupt... Or, they find out that your transactions where illegal or fraudulent. Most financial laws even cover Bitcoin transactions you know...
So you had better hope to God that mtgox does not die in the middle of all this and take your cash to Heaven with them. All it takes is for you all to try and withdraw your $100 Million in cash but then you find out that mtGOX only has $14 Million in cash on hand...
So be careful there fools... Only the lawyers my ever see any of that money...
20 hours later 32977861 Anonymous
>>32977808
Yeah and while some people would like a place you can put your money in outside normal currencies most people would prefer to not have their money lose most of its value in one hour.
When bitcoin hits single digits I will buy and hold hoping for the next bubble in a year. I dont expect to ever see 150 though.
20 hours later 32977870 Anonymous
>>32977859
b-but I'm rich j-just you wait!
20 hours later 32977901 Anonymous
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com ments/1c525e/ive_lost_more_money_in _the_past_24_hours_than_ive/
I've lost more money in the past 24 hours than I've made in the last 5 years. I'm afraid Bitcoin may cost me my marriage.
I don't really have anyone to blame but myself for this. I just got caught up reading about Bitcoin everyday and seeing all you guys becoming millionaires. It took a lot of convincing from me just get my wife to not flat out refuse and think I've gone bonkers. Now I don't know what to say and I can't even look her in the eye.
21 hours later 32977927 Anonymous
Its raising,.
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
21 hours later 32977929 Anonymous
>>32977861
There's a couple of rules you need to follow if you're not going to lose your ass in any type of investing (no matter how you slice it, buying bitcoins right now is investing).
One of the big ones is: Never buy into a commodity, or stock if you heard about it from the media. You make money buying it when no one else is even thinking about the idea, not when the whole internet is going HURRR BUTCOIN IS GOING PARABOLIC, I IS GONNA BE A MILLIONARE!!!!111!
21 hours later 32977932 Anonymous
>>32977859
so you have to send them a withdraw request and they send it to you when they feel like it or do they send it instantly to your paypal or somehting?
21 hours later 32977934 Anonymous
>>32977901
I wish I were clever enough to make something that could siphon all this dumb money hanging around on the internet
21 hours later 32977935 Anonymous
>>32977901
good goy
21 hours later 32977946 Anonymous
>>32977927
nigga it just dropped like 10 dollars in 5 minutes
21 hours later 32977950 Anonymous
>>32977911
I sent it with fees of course.
21 hours later 32977962 Anonymous
>>32977932
you can request a bank wire which is fast as fuck, probably in less than 2 days. if you're willing to wait longer with near-zero fees, then you use dwolla. if you're a lazy motherfucker you use coinbase (1% fee)
21 hours later 32977968 Anonymous
>>32977929
moot's "We buttcoin now" was the last acceptable signal to invest
21 hours later 32977973 Anonymous
>>32977927
Back to 70usd on bitstamp
21 hours later 32977980 Anonymous (1322590574901.jpg 933x1400 218kB)
>>32977901
21 hours later 32977998 Anonymous
>>32977934
Just put some "GET SLIM WITH ACAI BERRY" or "MAKE MONEY ON ROULETTE" or "MAKE MONEY WITH THESE EASY 5 STEPS" or "YOU JUST WON AN IPHONE OMG CLICK CLICK CLICK"
people are fucking stupid
21 hours later 32978002 Anonymous
Muh nigga its back
75usd now
21 hours later 32978015 Anonymous
HAHAHA you faggots, I bought at 40 and sold at ~240. Now I am waiting two days and then buy again.
Got almost USD $4500 in one month!!!
21 hours later 32978035 Anonymous
>>32977968
In hindsight; probably was. Hopefully mootykins doesn't keep a lot of those coins stocked up from the passes.
>>32978015
Congrats. Always be careful though.
21 hours later 32978036 Anonymous
Just read the whole Wikipedia's Bitcoin article but I still don't understand a jack shit about them... I have known for a long time that they were invented by some japanese guy and that they're some kind of hash thingys but how the hell can they act as currency?!
21 hours later 32978046 Anonymous
>back to 80
BUY BUY BUY
BITCOINS ARE BACK
BUY BUY BUY
21 hours later 32978070 Anonymous
>>32978036
The same way any currency works: There's a strict limit on how many of them will exist. That, and they were circulated in a controlled manner. That's what they say, at least.
21 hours later 32978075 Anonymous
>>32978016
>xD
>.de
lel
21 hours later 32978076 Anonymous
>>32978036
It's kind of made up. It's basically a game. It has value because people say it's valuable.
21 hours later 32978078 Anonymous
>>32978036
they are purely backed by peoples trust in them
21 hours later 32978081 Anonymous
>>32978016
>bitcoin.de
>Unable to check the captcha from the server (Connection refused).
All the exchanges are choking. Fuck. I hate how hard is it to sell/buy.
21 hours later 32978116 Anonymous
>kimble09: it's going way up when gox comes back on...probably >200
ITT: we post laughing images
21 hours later 32978132 Anonymous
>>32978081
cavirtex, puts your money in the robust as fuck CDN.
inb4 CDN crash
21 hours later 32978134 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 995x432 42kB)
Dunno about you lads, but this looks pretty Bull Trappish to me.
21 hours later 32978135 Anonymous
>>32978036
Not that hard.
It's made up money, that has fixed amount existing, is impossible to fake, without central authority. It's nearly anonymous, with nearly free and nearly instant money tranfers.
That's all you need to know. Oh, and don't use the official client, it's slow as fuck.
21 hours later 32978147 Anonymous
>>32978036
The same way normal currency acts as a currency. What is so hard to accept?
21 hours later 32978154 Anonymous
>62
IT KEEPS FALLING
21 hours later 32978157 Anonymous
>>32978140
we 75 now
it's dropping really fast
21 hours later 32978173 Anonymous
I am fucking unproductive the last two days, watching four sites over and over again.
Butcoins are killing my productivity. Damn.
21 hours later 32978179 Anonymous
Once Mox opens, it will crash HARD.
What price do you think it's going back to?
10$ doesn't seem to unlikely with a mass panic.
21 hours later 32978186 Anonymous
How many hours to mtgox opening?
21 hours later 32978196 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 897x358 56kB)
>tfw I actually considered investing in this
It's all sinking faster than the titanic!
21 hours later 32978202 Anonymous
>>32978186
5 hours
21 hours later 32978211 Anonymous
>>32978179
depends on the timeframe
I don't think it will go lower than $40, but I expect it to get back above $100 before all of this craziness is over.
21 hours later 32978220 Anonymous
>73
bull trap over
here comes the fall
21 hours later 32978221 Anonymous (1348122984125.gif 160x120 510kB)
how the fuck tat Bitvisitor works?
i've spent goddamn 20 mins there but havn't received any freaking bitcoin. Not even 0000.1
wtf? My wallet is correct btw.
21 hours later 32978231 Anonymous
>>32978179
I think it will go to 100-ish.
21 hours later 32978233 Anonymous
>go on bitcoin readdit
>see people calling themselves "spartans"
>readditors calling other people "headless chickens" because they sold while BTC value is high
>meanwhile readditors are continuing to hold and lose money
Are Jews manipulating reddit? Or are redditors really that fucking stupid?
21 hours later 32978238 Anonymous
Just bought 15k (all my savings lol) yesterday, how's it going? I'm planning to sell when it approaches $300.......
21 hours later 32978247 Anonymous
>>32978233
they're like a deer in headlights
21 hours later 32978262 Anonymous
>>32978224
Why jews ruin everything? Every. fucking. thing. Why can't they be nice?
21 hours later 32978263 Anonymous
I just remembered my SR account and discovered 14 btcs there.
>btc's are trading at $60
nooooo
21 hours later 32978264 Anonymous
>>32978233
Both
21 hours later 32978266 Anonymous
>>32978221
>>>/s/
>>>/c/
>>>/a/
>>>/m/
21 hours later 32978268 Anonymous
>>32978238
Makes me wonder if any of these claims posted have been truthful. If so, you have my condolences.
21 hours later 32978270 Anonymous
>>32978238
You are very lucky, anon, it hit 400 right now on btc-e! Mtgox is down now because of how fast this shit is rising.
21 hours later 32978271 Anonymous
>>32978224
/pol/ is a magical place, isn't it. It's not something I can stomach, but I'm glad it exists.
21 hours later 32978276 Anonymous
>>32978233
Operation April Foolscoin
Mar 29th, 2013
http://pastebin.com/h7iGK49T
anyone can explain what a "triple bluff" is?
21 hours later 32978280 Anonymous
>71.4
21 hours later 32978287 Anonymous
how many of you are trolling the chatbox on BTC-e
21 hours later 32978290 Anonymous
>>32978238
Nothing to worry about dude. Mtgox is offline at the moment, but when it's back on you're millionaire probably. It's way over $300 yet.
21 hours later 32978291 Anonymous
>>32977934
Just google about making a squeeze page. Once you learn how to do that you can bleed people of money through mailing lists. It's a joke.
21 hours later 32978303 Anonymous
I am holding. The quality of my life has not changed, and will not change even if BTC reaches $0. I believe in Bitcoin, and I want to stand with its proponents.
21 hours later 32978309 Anonymous
>>32978233
They're in the denial phase.
>It's really gonna go to $400 guys, just wait!
It's actually fairly common among people who fall for scams (419 or just straight up confidence man con). The fact that we're seeing it with bitcoin is a bit amusing...
21 hours later 32978313 Anonymous
>>32978140
That is a dead cat bounce if that occurs. Otherwise, we've already hit despair.
21 hours later 32978327 Anonymous
>>32978238
Smart motherfucker right here. Take note amateur investors in this thread, you can learn something from this guy.
21 hours later 32978331 Anonymous
>66.9
You could've stopped it.
You had the chance, but it is too late.
21 hours later 32978333 Anonymous (1365707519441.png 641x730 34kB)
21 hours later 32978348 Anonymous
>>32978303
Cool leddit post bro
21 hours later 32978350 Anonymous
>>32978233
Listen idiot. In long term BTC will raise again. Quite possibly to new heights. Selling on uptrend was smart. Selling on downtrend - downright stupid. Holding - smart.
21 hours later 32978354 Anonymous
>>32978333
heheh goy
good goy
21 hours later 32978361 Anonymous
I am buying once it goes to 40. I am really looking forward to see what happens when Mt.Gox reopens. I am hoping for it to crash further.
21 hours later 32978363 Anonymous
Louis CK confirmed for not knowing what Bitcoin is:
www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1c5d j8/louis_ck_iama_hello/c9d7q6v?cont ext=3
21 hours later 32978364 Anonymous
>>32978352
LOL
21 hours later 32978367 Anonymous
How do I reliably convert USD into Bitcoins? I have my money in Webmoney atm
21 hours later 32978377 Anonymous
<7 Hours until MtGox explodes into a mountain of buttery popcorn:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/? i=time+until+2013-04-12+02%3A00am+U TC
21 hours later 32978382 Anonymous
>>32978333
The tweet has been deleted. (or never existed)
21 hours later 32978389 Anonymous
>chronic: buy buy buy now i want to buy more stuff with bitcoin help me buy it back up to 230
21 hours later 32978394 Anonymous
>>32978361
>wanting to lose money
Uh, why not just donate to the FSF
21 hours later 32978404 Anonymous
How are bitcoins doing since the crash? Still crashing? Rising again?
21 hours later 32978411 Anonymous
>>32978371
Paypal is not a currency, it is based on real money.
It is also connected to your bank.
21 hours later 32978431 Anonymous
>69.5
BUY BUY BUY BUY
21 hours later 32978442 Anonymous
>>32978303
Lmao I saw that too! I hope that guy only put a few bucks into it and didn't buy thousands of dollars worth..
21 hours later 32978447 Anonymous
>HURR DURR SELL BEFORE IT REACHES $50
yeah keep panicking and selling low so i can buy, bitcoin will reach 500+ soon , you dont understand cycles
21 hours later 32978450 Anonymous
>>32978404
hovering around $70 on BTC-e. Though their price is usually 5%-10% lower than mtgox.
21 hours later 32978456 Anonymous
>>32978367
Look at all this naive money waiting to be snatched up by Russians.
Like taking candy from a baby.
21 hours later 32978474 Anonymous
>>32978447
>bitcoin will reach 500+ soon
LOL, they will never go over 200
21 hours later 32978475 Anonymous
>>32978036
because they're limited in supply (think of it as the numer of zeros of a complex function, the network agrees to donate a certain number of "bitcoins" to the first guy who finds the next zero).
When you find a zero and you're awarded the "bitcoins", they are sent to an address you created, for which only you have the private key.
Having a private key means you can sign messages with it and everyone can prove the message came from you. This way you can send signed messages saying "i give N btc to this other address", and it's official the message came from you and only you.
The problem is you could send more messages of this kind than the bitcoins you have, but bitcoin makes it impossible, cause the nodes on the network keep track of how many bitcoins you have, and only save transactions if they deem them legal.
After n confirmations the receiver can be pretty sure the transaction was legal, and soon most of the network agrees he is the new owner of those bitcoins.
21 hours later 32978480 Anonymous (smirk.jpg 850x850 122kB)
>>32978447
>bitcoin will reach 500+ soon
And I'm an austronaut.
21 hours later 32978481 Anonymous
>>32978447
it's done
I've cashed out
they heavy hitters cashed out
we're not coming back
it's a pain in the ass to fund my bitcoins anyway
lightning does not strike twice
21 hours later 32978492 Anonymous
You gotta wait for the capitulation low where even dip buyers throw in the towel and bitcoin looks dead forever.
21 hours later 32978496 Anonymous
>>32978186
Best case - 5 hours.
Worst case - never....
21 hours later 32978505 Anonymous
>>32978361
Anyone willing to sell bitcoins via a paypal transfer, I am buying bitcoins.
My offer price is 35USD. Trust me: It's a good pric. considering that BTC is trading in the 50s without Mt.Gox even been open (mt.Gox accounting for 80% of the volume).
If you are interested, email me at shiyinhe1@gmail.com, otherwise, fuck off.
21 hours later 32978508 Dylan
59.99... fuck
21 hours later 32978511 Anonymous
https://www.lp.org/make-a-bitcoin-c ontribution
lel
21 hours later 32978514 Anonymous
>>32978492
>You gotta wait for the capitulation low where even dip buyers throw in the towel and bitcoin looks dead forever.
good
21 hours later 32978525 Anonymous
>>32978492
If it ever hits <$10us, I'll put a grand on it, no matter if its kind of lost forever, its money I can afford to lose.
21 hours later 32978528 Anonymous
>>32978196
>sinking faster than the titanic
too soon thats how my great grandpa died.
21 hours later 32978530 Anonymous
>>32978481
When it gets easier, a bubble just like this one will happen again 2 years or so, maybe sooner in the future. The new money flooding in won't even have heard about this crash. The same mistakes will be made.
It will keep on happening, just as it did on the last crash.
21 hours later 32978539 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 902x353 78kB)
ITT: Faggots who cannot into economy
It's gonna stabilize at around 40$ you idiots.
21 hours later 32978541 Anonymous
>>32978505
>20minutes later
>paypal support? someone made an unauthorized transaction from my account
21 hours later 32978553 Anonymous
>60
my heart will go on
21 hours later 32978560 Anonymous (Immagine.png 1910x942 1842kB)
Welp
21 hours later 32978575 Anonymous
lesson to be learned: when most people are buying something for no other reason than to sell it at a higher price... you have a bubble.
there is a legit demand for bitcoins, but the recent price surge was due mostly to speculators. hopefully most of those fuckers are gone now, running like the chickens they are
21 hours later 32978578 Anonymous
Unrelated but /r/ing the pic with the guy who paid like 10,000 bitcoins for a pizza
21 hours later 32978582 Anonymous
>>32978560
too many people trying to cash out that the site crashed
21 hours later 32978589 Anonymous
>>32978541
You selling?
21 hours later 32978597 Anonymous
>>32978394
Typical sheep mentality. Right when everyone is in fear is the best time to buy.
21 hours later 32978603 Anonymous
$57 on BTC-e
21 hours later 32978621 Anonymous
>>32978597
the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent
21 hours later 32978623 Anonymous
I'm also for 30-40$ stablish.
21 hours later 32978636 Anonymous
>>32978456
Someone must make a Russian Jew image variation with BTC-e
21 hours later 32978637 Anonymous (ltc-47235.png 314x577 16kB)
Is it worth buying litecoins?
21 hours later 32978655 Anonymous
Whats the easiest way to get money into BTC-e
21 hours later 32978663 Anonymous
>>32978637
maybe when it goes to .6$
21 hours later 32978675 Anonymous
Wy the fuck is everything going down so fast?
21 hours later 32978686 Anonymous
>>32978637
Not yet its gonna go lower.
21 hours later 32978695 Anonymous
>>32978675
no buyers
lots of sellers
21 hours later 32978697 Anonymous (35.jpg 200x210 12kB)
>>32978447
I never understood that argument. Prices are obviously falling. Even if you think they will eventually go up to $15000, why wouldn't you sell now and buy again when they're lower?
21 hours later 32978698 Anonymous
mtgox chart at bitcoinity just moved, also
Mtgox trading engine lag: 7.04s
Something's going on
21 hours later 32978701 Anonymous (11.jpg 693x393 65kB)
Its over guys. Its over. Bitcoin will never be the same.
21 hours later 32978703 Anonymous
My guess is that it will hit the 20s by tomorrow night. After that it might rally for a bit up to the 60s and it will at last crash again. My guess: Bitcoin stabilizes at no more than 10USD.
21 hours later 32978707 Anonymous
>>32978675
The market is bidless: >>32978673
21 hours later 32978712 Anonymous
>>32978675
People are clearing out their wallet faster than the jews in poland during ww2.
21 hours later 32978717 Anonymous
>>32978637
litecoins are designed to be 8x less scarce than BTC.
If you think BTC will stabilize at $40, LTC are worth $5 easily. But that's in the long term under the assumption that they eventually get mainstream support.
21 hours later 32978718 Anonymous
>implying i don't understand markets
Bitch, i'm a forex trader, your shit currency bubble is bound tu burst, period.
21 hours later 32978724 Anonymous
>>32978697
lack of understanding in the market
21 hours later 32978727 Anonymous (1273580639837.png 280x312 5kB)
>>32978718
21 hours later 32978734 Anonymous
>>32978718
it already burst
21 hours later 32978747 Anonymous
>>32978718
tell us where to burn our monies next
21 hours later 32978776 Anonymous
Meanwhile, Dow, S&P, and NASDAQ all green again today.
> grown-up get richer
> kids get poorer
21 hours later 32978782 Anonymous (BernardMadoff.jpg 936x936 123kB)
>>32978560
"
When a Ponzi scheme is not stopped by the authorities, it sooner or later falls apart for one of the following reasons:
The promoter vanishes, taking all the remaining investment money (minus payouts to investors already made).
Since the scheme requires a continual stream of investments to fund higher returns, once investment slows down, the scheme collapses as the promoter starts having problems paying the promised returns (the higher the returns, the greater the risk of the Ponzi scheme collapsing). Such liquidity crises often trigger panics, as more people start asking for their money, similar to a bank run.
External market forces, such as a sharp decline in the economy (for example, the Madoff investment scandal during the market downturn of 2008), cause many investors to withdraw part or all of their funds.
"
Madoff founded the Wall Street firm Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC in 1960, and was its Chairman until his arrest......
21 hours later 32978806 Anonymous
>>32978447
>thinking bitcoin will ever go up
Buttcoin are no currency. There aren't any central bank, there isn't any intrinsic value. People speculated and played the wave, now it's over. There are no country GDP or trade balance behind BC to give it reason to go up again.
21 hours later 32978809 Anonymous
DEVCOINS JUST REACHED $10 HAHAHAHAHAHAH
TOLD YOU /G/
FUCKING TOLD U
21 hours later 32978821 Anonymous
Can someone explain how I can buy Bitcoin with PayPal? Is there any exchange that accepts PayPal? Does BitInstant accept PayPal?
21 hours later 32978825 Anonymous
>>32978673
Are you selling? I'll buy up to a 50 bitcoins for 30USD. If you are willing to take it down to 25USD, I'd be willing to buy up to 200.
Paypal payment . You can send me the bitcoins in stack of two and for every confirmed bitcoin, I'll send the amount agreed upon.
21 hours later 32978832 Anonymous
>>32978747
Go long USD, short Yen.
Bank of Japan is buying massive amount of JGB bonds starting tomorrow and is aiming a weaker yen.
21 hours later 32978839 Anonymous
>>32978613
most of the speculators lost money, the true users were in before
21 hours later 32978844 Anonymous
>>32978806
shut up you dumb fuck
you jelly you're gonna stay poor? lol
21 hours later 32978847 Anonymous
>>32978809
r u ok m8
21 hours later 32978851 Anonymous
>>32978806
>There aren't any central bank, there isn't any intrinsic value.
That is its intrinsic value.
21 hours later 32978856 Anonymous
>>32978806
you know people are just waiting to buy in when the price gets low enough
no one's going to learn their lesson. the rollercoaster of laffs never ends
21 hours later 32978871 Anonymous
>>32978851
>That is its intrinsic value.
Someone doesn't know what the word "intrinsic" means.
21 hours later 32978874 Anonymous
>>32978844
>muh derriere dubloons
21 hours later 32978883 Anonymous
>61
it's back
buttcoins are back, told, 600 by tonight
21 hours later 32978887 Anonymous
http://www.economist.com/news/finan ce-and-economics/21576149-even-if-i t-crashes-bitcoin-may-make-dent-fin ancial-world-mining-digital
21 hours later 32978893 Anonymous
>>32978876
>implying it's not too late
IT'S ALL LOST
21 hours later 32978898 Anonymous (bitcoin will rise.png 1626x674 255kB)
Bitcoin will rise again.
I'm getting in now.
21 hours later 32978901 Anonymous
>>32978871
>An intrinsic property is an essential or inherent property of a system or of a material itself or within.
Bitcoin was designed to be decentralized.
21 hours later 32978915 Anonymous
>>32978856
Some will eventually buy, but there'll be a lack of confidence in the system. It failed but there aren't any government or real money for the bail out.
21 hours later 32978918 Anonymous
>>32978851
I've found that people who dislike central banking don't even understand what it does, now thanks to bitcoin, I know that they also don't understand even simple economics or investment risk.
21 hours later 32978922 Anonymous
>>32978874
>derriere dubloons
literally lold
21 hours later 32978923 Anonymous
>>32978821
no exchange accepts paypal, for several reasons.
21 hours later 32978924 Anonymous
>>32978898
so in like 3 years it'll be 50
21 hours later 32978930 Anonymous
>>32978898
If you're going to invest in a slow rise, why not pick a safe investment rather than gambling it away? The only appeal of buttcoins was the giant bubble and hoping to strike it rich.
21 hours later 32978941 Anonymous
>>32978898
Jesus.. It really did follow the graph to a tee
21 hours later 32978944 Anonymous
>>32978918
Central banking creates debt out of thin air and passes it down to the masses.
21 hours later 32978949 Anonymous
>>32978901
Yet it's its major downfall, there's nothing to back it up.
21 hours later 32978954 Anonymous
>>32978923
can you name a few?
21 hours later 32978958 Anonymous
>>32955294
>[Mt. Gox] said last week that hackers are engaging in a strategy to manipulate the price of the currency: “Attackers wait until the price of Bitcoins reaches a certain value, sell, destabilize the exchange, wait for everybody to panic-sell their Bitcoins, wait for the price to drop to a certain amount, then stop the attack and start buying as much as they can. Repeat this two or three times like we saw over the past few days and they profit.”
So, they are doing what Mt. Gox does on a regular basis.
21 hours later 32978968 Anonymous (cancer patient.jpg 250x250 6kB)
>mfw I finally decided to buy bitcoins
>mfw they crash literally 10 minutes after I buy
>mfw I lost 60€ by the time I managed to sell
21 hours later 32978971 Anonymous
Video related guys:
youtube.com/watch?v=rdf-jKsKA9k
21 hours later 32978972 Anonymous
>>32978918
there's a reason they call 'em "dunning-krugerrands"
21 hours later 32978974 Anonymous
>>32978954
reversible
21 hours later 32978987 Anonymous
>>32978968
good goiym
21 hours later 32978990 Anonymous (kvjSaUp.png 329x300 54kB)
>2011: we'd been "hacked" (aka I'm scamming you)
>2013: we're victim of our own success
21 hours later 32979007 Anonymous
Bitcoin isn't going to die overnight, there are still to many idiots that think BUY BUY BUY when it starts to gets cheaper (becuase, surely it will rise again). The big people probably bailed out right now and aren't going to do the whole thing again. The consequence of that is probably going to be that there's no longer the influence of the people that actually know what the fuck is going on and the price of bitcoins will be even more unstable. Eventually, when the media moves on to the next big thing, the fresh flow of idiots is going to stop and bitcoin will slowly die down.
21 hours later 32979008 Anonymous
>>32978918
I watched a video on youtube five years ago, I'm an expert bro
21 hours later 32979017 Anonymous
>>32978898
that is far from certain. The concept of cryptocurrencies will survive but what will be with BTC only time will tell. It could very well become irrelevant within a few years.
21 hours later 32979024 Anonymous
>59
THE END IS NEAR
SELL SELL SELL
21 hours later 32979037 Anonymous
>>32978887
>On April 10th several blue-chip venture-capital firms, including the ultra-hip Andreessen Horowitz, announced that they had invested in OpenCoin.
21 hours later 32979044 Anonymous
>>32977998
>GET SLIM WITH ACAI BERRY"
oh shit just found a groupon deal with them, are yopu some kind of wizard?
21 hours later 32979059 Anonymous
>>32979024
>61
BITCOINS ARE BACK!
BUY BUY BUY!
21 hours later 32979074 Anonymous
It will go back up. This has happened like 100 times
21 hours later 32979095 Anonymous (untitled.png 931x448 22kB)
Another one with a huge loss joining in on leddit.
21 hours later 32979104 Anonymous
>www.ebay.com/itm/25-LiteCoins-not- BitCoin-Bulk-LiteCoin-PayPal-OK-Qui ck-Delivery-/200914554955?
top lel
21 hours later 32979115 Anonymous
>>32979074
yeah, I remember the last 100 times it hit $260
21 hours later 32979127 Anonymous
>>32979095
there is so much denial in this subribbit
it even up my serverly depressed mood
21 hours later 32979133 Anonymous
Is there any place I can buy Bitcoins with a debit card?
21 hours later 32979150 Anonymous
So it hit 55$ a while ago and it's now on 65$, it's another bulls trap right?
21 hours later 32979152 Anonymous
>>32979133
No. Nowhere.
21 hours later 32979153 Anonymous (Laughing elfman.jpg 400x400 129kB)
>>32979095
>If you're holding them, then, technically you've not lost a cent.
22 hours later 32979160 Anonymous
>>32979133
>buying bitcoins with a debit card
are you tryiing to get your checking account emptied?
22 hours later 32979163 Anonymous
>>32979150
Yeah, it'll be down to 50 in less than an hour.
22 hours later 32979165 Anonymous
>>32979150
no, that's a double dead bull bounce
22 hours later 32979176 Anonymous
>>32979153
yet if you're holding them when they go up, technically you're a millionaire even if you don't sell them
bitcoin logic
22 hours later 32979194 Anonymous
>>32979150
It's probably bots buying higher again I think.
22 hours later 32979209 Anonymous
>>32979153
mad that you got panicked and sold early? LOL i bet it'll be at 200+ in a couple weeks.......
22 hours later 32979228 Anonymous (trafichalted.png 444x244 6kB)
>>32979163
Are you so fucking stupid you can't read a few lines motherfucker ?
22 hours later 32979229 Anonymous
All this intense speculation will have virtually zero outcome on Bitcoin's success as a currency. Capital works when things flow, when goods are in motion. Speculation and simply flooding the market with dollars, while it does provide liquidity, is only serving to destabilise prices, but that doesn't really matter because the only prices tied to BTC at current are the drugs thing on the Silk Road. When we see more industries linking their real goods/services/labor time to BTC is when we will see actual growth.
While I think this is a necessary stage in Bitcoin's evolution, it is ultimately a grain of sand in the grand scheme of things and means nothing.
Ps. it's also funny as shit, the current frenzy.
22 hours later 32979233 Anonymous
>>32979209
Take your pumping elsewhere, sir
22 hours later 32979246 Anonymous
Where you getting your prices?
mtgox says $120 for me...
22 hours later 32979248 Anonymous
BTC-E is also DOWN now!
22 hours later 32979267 Anonymous
>>32979209
see >>32978697
22 hours later 32979268 Anonymous
>>32979246
Mtgox is down for like 1 day, its price is irrelevant now.
22 hours later 32979291 Anonymous
>>32979246
Mt Goy isn't trading
22 hours later 32979302 Anonymous
>71.46
200 in 2 days confirmed?
22 hours later 32979311 Anonymous
And at the closing bell, its another record day for the U.S. stock markets. All three major indices close in the green, capping off strong performance in the international markets as well.
You bitcoin morons are missing one of the greatest bull markets in history. If you'd only put your money in traditional equities -- instead of investing with a Magic the Gathering trading site -- you'd be making real money. Its almost sad.
22 hours later 32979312 Anonymous
why is the decentralized currency only available to be traded/exchanged at 2 places?
doesn't that defeat the entire purpose?
22 hours later 32979313 Anonymous
>>32979229
>thinks any respectable company will do business in tuckus tokens that have already proven to be of wildly variable value
22 hours later 32979338 Anonymous
>>32979302
it's been as low as 50$, it will be 50$ in less than an hour again too
22 hours later 32979346 Anonymous
>>32979312
Because you are trying to convert between two currencies. And the other one isn't decentralized.
You can still send and recieve Bitcoins to every Bitcoin user however you want.
22 hours later 32979347 Anonymous
>>32979248
not true
22 hours later 32979366 Anonymous
>>32979338
DUDE THE TRADE IS HALTED, NOTHING WILL CHANGE
22 hours later 32979369 Anonymous
>>32979313
There are just as many periods in BTC with stable prices as there are volatile prices. Your closed mindedness does nobody any favors here.
And it's not the companies responsibilities. 8 years or so down the line, when everyone has smartphones and Bitcoin programmers have developed secure and usable interfaces that even monkeys can use, customers will start DEMANDING that companies accept BTC.
But you can't build a success without building it on the back of many failures and that is what today and yesterday is doing overall for Bitcoin.
22 hours later 32979407 Anonymous
OMG, what the fuck happened to buttcoins? I bought some yesterday for170. FUCKKKK. I should have checked this earlier. My coins are fucking stuck with Mt.Gox. I am such a fucking idiot. I should have never bought bitcoins..
22 hours later 32979409 Anonymous
>>32979369
> customers will start DEMANDING that companies accept BTC.
ITT: delusions general
22 hours later 32979421 Anonymous
>>32979407
Just hold on to em. You only lose money when you sell them.
22 hours later 32979430 Anonymous
>>32979407
why would you buy into a volatile as fuck market and not monitor it
22 hours later 32979431 Anonymous
>>32979407
"Don't worry it'll be back soon"
22 hours later 32979440 Anonymous
>>32977670
It blows my mind how some people have the patience and discipline to type small essays on an anonymous imageboard...
Keep at it friend
22 hours later 32979453 Anonymous (unregulated.jpg 931x220 34kB)
oh, so NOW you want regulation
22 hours later 32979475 Anonymous
>>32978839
on the bright side i wont have to spend >$100 just to so i can use a percentage of it on drugs.
This whole bubble? all its going to do is drag bitcoins back underground and deepweb and thats the way i'd rather it stay
22 hours later 32979478 Anonymous
>>32979369
Alternative digital currencies will steal the show and Bitcoin will fade into obscurity.
22 hours later 32979482 Anonymous
>>32979366
Check out BTC-E
That's still up and running
22 hours later 32979488 Anonymous
>>32979453
Look at this gigantic faggot
22 hours later 32979494 Anonymous
>>32979312
>at 2 places
u wot m8
>bitcoin-24
>bitstamp
>btc-e
>bitcoin-central
22 hours later 32979510 Anonymous
>>32979478
Like this?
>Napster
>Kaaza
>Limewire
>BitTorrent/uTorrent
22 hours later 32979514 Anonymous
>>32979369
>There are just as many periods in BTC with stable prices as there are volatile prices.
The point is that the volatility shouldn't exist at all.
>8 years or so down the line, when everyone has smartphones and Bitcoin programmers have developed secure and usable interfaces that even monkeys can use, customers will start DEMANDING that companies accept BTC.
This is just wishful thinking and speculation.
>But you can't build a success without building it on the back of many failures and that is what today and yesterday is doing overall for Bitcoin.
Taken as a whole, Bitcoin has been nothing but a failure for its stated purpose, that's a simple fact. You can't fail your way to success you wingnut.
22 hours later 32979521 Anonymous
>>32979478
What will they be able to do that Bitcoin can't?
22 hours later 32979530 Anonymous
>>32979503
That's not how it works you retard.
You can still do whatever you want with your BitCoins.
A private exchange has no obligation to serve you, stop being entitled.
22 hours later 32979535 Anonymous
>>32979421
>You only lose money when you sell them.
No, your money was gone as soon as you bought them.
22 hours later 32979546 Anonymous
HAHAHA FAGGOTS I TOLD YOU SO
22 hours later 32979551 Anonymous
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04 /11/as-big-investors-emerge-bitcoin -gets-ready-for-its-close-up/
THEY CREATED FACEBOOK
THEN THEY INVESTED IN BITCOIN
WHY ARENT YOU INVESTING IN BITCOIN
22 hours later 32979553 Anonymous
>>32979369
stable means a few percent change per year. preferably less than 2 absolutely under no conditions more than 10. I don't even think there's a single MONTH that BTC have been stable.
You're another reason for why an econ/finance board is a terrible idea
22 hours later 32979555 Anonymous
>>32979510
Or it will be like Usenet. Older than the Web (note I didn't say Internet), still in use.
22 hours later 32979568 Anonymous
>>32979160
>>32979152
Well, what's the quickest way to get them?
22 hours later 32979601 Anonymous
>>32979568
shoot yourself
22 hours later 32979605 Anonymous (Ron-Paul-Smile.jpg 3000x2040 1116kB)
>2013
>having your life torn apart from buying imaginary money
22 hours later 32979614 Anonymous (the bitcoin audience.png 316x382 33kB)
22 hours later 32979615 Anonymous
>reading all the goys in the chat who have no idea how the market works
GREEN MEANS BUY EVEN IF IT MEANS IT WENT UP 1 c SINCE THE LAST UPDATE
22 hours later 32979618 Anonymous
>>32979551
Every single thing they've done has ended up a gigantic failure.
The fact that they're going in BitCoins just means that BitCoins are dead.
22 hours later 32979625 Anonymous
>>32979430
I overslept because I smoked too much weed.
Man, I am broke; I bought 4000USD worth of them; pretty much all the money I had remaining from my student loan.
22 hours later 32979629 Anonymous
>>32979551
fucking winklevii
22 hours later 32979640 Anonymous
>>32979555
And just like Usenet, full of pedos looking to sell their shit.
22 hours later 32979642 Anonymous
>>32979568
Ironicly enough?
mtgox
You can deposit bitcoins buy essentially wiring them to your wallet at a CVS or a wall mart with a form that you get through mtgox
22 hours later 32979666 Anonymous
>>32979625
2/10
you make me realize there are people who would actually do that kind of shit
22 hours later 32979668 Anonymous
>>32979453
The sheer idiocy of editors is a sight to behold.
22 hours later 32979683 Anonymous
So whats going to happen to silkroad and blakmarket?
shit this is going to ruin onionnet
22 hours later 32979702 Anonymous
>>32979640
Fuck you, usenet is awesome
22 hours later 32979721 Anonymous
>>32979683
Things are going to start costing more bitcoins
22 hours later 32979724 Anonymous
Why do people here get so upset when you ask for ways to buy bitcoin? All I want is money to buy drugs and bitcoins sadly appears to be the only way.
22 hours later 32979745 Anonymous
>>32979724
Because it shows that you're a retard who can't take the time to google it.
>How do I breathe?
22 hours later 32979752 Anonymous
>>32979683
>implying people aren't still going to use bitcoins because the SR prices are proportional to USD value
22 hours later 32979758 Anonymous
>>32979037
Time to put myself behind the jewgold.
22 hours later 32979760 Anonymous
>>32979721
i dont know if i was a distributer i wouldn't want to risk it. unless they take cash out after every sale im sure a good bit of them lost a large amount of money.
22 hours later 32979777 Anonymous
>>32979752
so are blackmarket's but >>32979760
22 hours later 32979780 Anonymous
Haha, wow, I still have 0.075 BTC from back when the faucet was giving them out for free.
Who wants some?
22 hours later 32979796 Anonymous
I finally got my $16,000 deposit through on mtgox. Hoping I can get in once things rebound off the $150 wall. This is just the correction I was waiting for.
22 hours later 32979808 LAwLz
>>32979453
Ahahaha people that dumb deserve to lose all their money.
Anyway, I was warning you guys about this... And I warned you guys the last time the bubble popped as well. When will you learn?
22 hours later 32979811 Anonymous
>>32979475
If you weren't a dopehead you could probably understand that you can buy fractions of bitcoins just as well.
22 hours later 32979823 Anonymous
>>32979780
please don't encourage more beggars
22 hours later 32979833 Anonymous
>>32979808
Yes but did you make money?
Everyone knew it was a bubble, but how many people knew when to buy and when to sell?
Personally, I was convinced this was going to pop at $70 and would have sold then if I had any.
22 hours later 32979834 Anonymous
>>32979625
Is it possible to sue 4chan for making me buy bitcoins?
22 hours later 32979838 Anonymous
>>32979825
sent ;)
22 hours later 32979841 Anonymous
>>32979825
sent ;)
22 hours later 32979845 Anonymous
>>32979825
sent ;)
22 hours later 32979855 Anonymous
>spookynick: You are fools. Btc will recover to 200 by monday
yeah idiots
22 hours later 32979862 Anonymous
>>32979825
>sent ;)
22 hours later 32979866 Anonymous
>>32979724
you can wire transfer to bitstamp (takes 1 day) or sell something for btc or look for someone accepting credit card, or buy locally.
I think #bitcoin-otc on freenode is where people do these transactions but not sure.
I would only sell mine for 200+, i'm long as fuck
22 hours later 32979874 Anonymous
>>32979825
sent ;)
22 hours later 32979876 Anonymous
Remember when people on /q/ were begging moot to take bitcoins as payment/donation?
We dodged a bullet there
22 hours later 32979878 Anonymous
>>32979823
But I wield such a power with such a meager amount. To think my transaction history has me getting fuckloads of BTC from proxying the faucet and then literally just sending them off to random internet people I will never meet again.
I could never have known.
22 hours later 32979887 GOMADWarrior
would it be possible to design a coin without speculation?
easily transferable, like bitcoins, but with the value tied to gold or something
22 hours later 32979897 Anonymous
>>32979825
sent ;) hun
22 hours later 32979900 Anonymous (it's like we're in the 30s!.png 887x74 9kB)
22 hours later 32979901 Anonymous
>>32979882
>implying /d2g/ didn't start it
22 hours later 32979906 Anonymous
>>32979882
>tfw this isn't about /g/ and it has been used for beta invites and such on /v/ and /vg/ since probably over a year ago
>tfw that probably isn't even its origin
22 hours later 32979919 Anonymous
>>32979825
>sent ;) ;)
22 hours later 32979921 Anonymous
>>32979887
Have a bank issue digital gold vouchers worth a pre determined set of gold all tied to gold held in a jew bank?
Also
>Gold
>Not having tons of speculation
22 hours later 32979922 Anonymous
>>32979882
>new
fuck off faggot
22 hours later 32979935 Anonymous
>>32978301
sent ;)
22 hours later 32979949 Anonymous
>>32978221
>20 mins
un-fee'd BTC transactions take over an hour
22 hours later 32979958 Anonymous
>>32979901
>/d2g/ stealing meta once again
22 hours later 32979986 Bathroom Humor
>>32978701
Nah. Wait 2 years, it'll probably rebound by then.
22 hours later 32979999 Anonymous (The-more-you-know.png 1280x931 871kB)
>>32979906
It originated on forums for erp requests. "Girls" [see: dudes who roleplay as guys] posted erp adds and would stress that people private message them to roleplay. To show they messaged them, they'd type "sent ;)".
22 hours later 32980010 Anonymous
>>32979887
>without speculation
I don't think it's possible, not entirely. If you come up with any idea it's good.
I don't see a way to tie it up to, say, gold. And gold prices are still very much speculation.
There are ways to discourage speculation. If you make it more inflactionary, or add a demurrage to it (eg. freicoin), people won't hoard as much. But it would be hard to make peopole accept using such a currency.
As for a stable value to tie it to, rather than gold, something like TRC could be nice [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra _(currency)]
22 hours later 32980020 Anonymous
>>32979640
Are you sure you're not thinking about tor?
22 hours later 32980072 Anonymous (1365696668077.png 1145x342 58kB)
reminder that you're all kids with no attentionspan
22 hours later 32980073 Anonymous
>>32979833
>Everyone knew it was a bubble
you should inform >Everyone
because there were a lot of stupid cunts who didn't think this was a bubble
22 hours later 32980112 Anonymous
>>32980073
The only people I could possibly think of who didn't realize this was a bubble are redditfags, and they're subhumans anyways
22 hours later 32980117 Anonymous
>>32980072
You might as well post about the coins you won on satoshi dice
22 hours later 32980120 Anonymous
>tfw mountain goy
22 hours later 32980127 Anonymous
>>32980072
congrats you stayed after the first bubble and are now going to make modest returns at best.
There is something called opportunity cost i dont think you quite understand
22 hours later 32980133 Anonymous
>>32980072
What are the different colors?
22 hours later 32980134 Anonymous
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com ments/1c51ck/i_think_this_subreddit _should_seriously_consider/
top lel
22 hours later 32980168 Anonymous
>>32980119
sent ;)
22 hours later 32980187 Anonymous
>>32980134
That's actually a good idea.
22 hours later 32980192 Anonymous
http://reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comment s/1c525e/ive_lost_more_money_in_the _past_24_hours_than_ive/
This is glorious.
22 hours later 32980205 Anonymous
I want to buy some bitcoins and forget about them for a year in hopes of making a profit. I'm probably a faggot. Should I buy now or do you think it will drop more?
22 hours later 32980210 Anonymous
>>32980134
This was posted by a /pol/ack.
22 hours later 32980211 Anonymous
>b-b-ut muh bitcoin millions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wko- 4KDG6hY
22 hours later 32980220 Anonymous
>>32980205
Its going to drop a fuck load more. Wait a few days. You better expect to hold for months as well.
22 hours later 32980238 Anonymous
>>32980117
What?
>>32980127
>the first bubble
that was 2 years ago, I got in a year and a half after that just five months ago.
>modest returns at best.
I've already made 10 times my money, can't you read? whatever happens to the 25% of my (initial) investment is still in bitcoins I've made 10 times the money
>opportunity cost
I don't think there's a single thing I could have done with my money to give me better results. As for the 25% of it that i have left in BTC, we'll see, it's not a large sum and I'm more than happy to gamble it in case the market recovers like after the first bubble
22 hours later 32980248 Anonymous (wot.png 879x581 237kB)
So is there ANY difference between terracoins and bitcoins?
22 hours later 32980266 Anonymous
>>32980248
One starts with a T, the other a B.
22 hours later 32980268 Anonymous
>>32980248
copycats
22 hours later 32980290 Anonymous
>>32980192
The guy is a troll. Who has access to five times the amount of money that they can earn in a year and then invests it in Buttcoin.
He's fishing for bitcoin tips and he'll get them.
22 hours later 32980312 Anonymous
>>32980248
>bitcoin
>litecoin
>terracoin
make it stop
22 hours later 32980349 Anonymous
i just deposited $1000 into bitfloor, hopefully they'll be back up from the DDoS in time for mtgox open.
apparently the bank of america in SF had a lot of deposits, bitfloor uses localtill (deposit cash into their BofA account) and the teller said this was the 5th deposit today and was wondering wtf it was lel.
it's too late to deposit today, their cutoff is 5PM EST.
22 hours later 32980355 Anonymous
>>32978930
It's a lot easier to invest in derriere doubloons than something like gold.
22 hours later 32980379 Anonymous
so what markets are still open?
22 hours later 32980395 Anonymous
>>32980238
sorry because of the red on red i didn't actually see the
>sold 75%
22 hours later 32980407 Anonymous
>>32980379
btc-e and bitcoin-24 and bitstamp
>yfw you realize only euroshits and russian mobsters can keep their services up
23 hours later 32980504 Anonymous
>>32980312
>devcoin
>namecoin
>bytecoin
>ppcoin
>freicoin
>novacoin
etc.
23 hours later 32980512 Anonymous
>>32980312
>bitcoin
>litecoin
>terracoin
>Namecoin
>Devcoin
>Ixcoin
>PPCoin
>OpenCoin
>Freicoin
>NovaCoin
>Bytecoin
>BBQCoin
>MMMcoin
>...
23 hours later 32980536 Anonymous
>>32980407
btc-e is god tier exchange
you even get chat that is better than 4chan
23 hours later 32980537 Anonymous (1357433958214.jpg 414x412 51kB)
>>32980504
>>32980512
23 hours later 32980547 Anonymous
>>32980395
Then where do you think the 1000% came from?
If you didn't see the "sold" you should have called me out on bad math (since 100%*1.5^5 != 1000%) instead of spouting bullshit "economics"
23 hours later 32980554 Anonymous
>>32980536
you know how /g/ hates "social" shit?
wanna know why "Social" bullshit infects everything?
because it fucking works.
look at how much fun btc-e is. this is what snapchat is like for normal non-autists.
23 hours later 32980597 Anonymous
>>32980554
>btc-e
>non-autists
just because they're not autistic doesn't mean they're not retarded as fuck
23 hours later 32980622 Anonymous
>>32980597
i bet you fucking failed the analogies section for the SATs
23 hours later 32980642 Anonymous
>>32978898
Ah yes, because growth is infinite and nothing ever fails.
23 hours later 32980666 Anonymous
>>32979440
The very idea that some middle-aged, basement dwelling, fat, spoiled, aspie, retarded, no-job loser living in his moms house gets off sexually on a tv show and toys made for 5 yo girls just grosses me out more than anything and I'm actually tempted to go to the next ponigger convention armed with my A5, my Kyle AH-450, several hand grenades and about a half pound of pack-ready (primed, armed and ready to use) C4 and, perhaps, a few eight sticks of dynamite to the next ponigger convention and commit mass murder on a scale this country hasn't seen since John Wayne Gacy before an heroing because I really don't want to live in a world where such hideous, dispicable creatures such as poniggers live. Perhaps, I'll load up my RV and go on a country-wide mass ponigger killing spree just for teh lulz and post pictures on /b/ as I fucking well do it. As each day passes its coming closer to that so just keep taunting us, you fucking sub human pieces of shit! It throws gasoline on the burning rage in my soul.
23 hours later 32980687 Anonymous
>>32980666
>>>/b/
23 hours later 32980714 Anonymous
>>32978944
>passes it down to the masses.
Paulbots confirmed for not knowing anything about economics.
23 hours later 32980719 Anonymous
>>32980666
>666
he speaks the truth
23 hours later 32980728 Anonymous
>>32980698
prepearing to conserve my 65 LTC in a wallet for a long time
23 hours later 32980731 Anonymous
>>32958496
>>>/jew/
23 hours later 32980770 Anonymous
>>32979518
That would make them worth more.
It might cause the BTC/USD lower, but it means that the 64 dollars you sell your BTC is worth slightly more, but if you're speculating on a falling BTC and a rising dollar it's bad for you because you could have sold high BTC low dollar and rode the rising dollar afterward.
23 hours later 32980825 Anonymous
>>32980798
sent ;)
23 hours later 32980839 Anonymous
>>32980798
le sent xDDd
23 hours later 32980855 Anonymous (coin.jpg 720x720 95kB)
>>32980798
sent ;)
23 hours later 32980901 Anonymous
>http://arstechnica.com/security/20 13/04/hide-your-kids-hide-your-btc- bitcoin-stealing-malware-emerges/
>stealing bitcoin from litecoin hype
haha oh wow which one of you did this?
23 hours later 32980910 Anonymous
>Buttcoins
>Surviving The Crashening
Not a chance
23 hours later 32980980 Anonymous
>>32980910
It's pretty stable at 60 now
23 hours later 32980999 Anonymous
What do you guys think will happen when MtGox open again?
23 hours later 32981002 Anonymous (Bitcoingates.png 981x1029 733kB)
I guess we needed a new pic for all this!
23 hours later 32981004 Anonymous
>>32980910
it was much much worse in 2011.
23 hours later 32981005 Anonymous
>>32980980
will mtgox opening make the price go up or down? why?
23 hours later 32981012 Anonymous
>actually trusting Mt.Gox
The exchange I use is a legit company based in my own country. However, it only trades bitcoins so if I want to buy other cryptos I need to go through Russian sites.
Russians are still more trustworthy than Mt.Gox.
23 hours later 32981030 Anonymous
>>32980980
Just wait until Mt Goy opens up.
23 hours later 32981042 Anonymous
>>32980980
Yeah except the fact that the site that handles 80% of all transactions is frozen. What do you think is gonna happen when mtgox opens the flood gates?
23 hours later 32981044 Anonymous
So is Bitcoin dead for good or do you think it'll rise again?
23 hours later 32981105 Anonymous
>>32981044
It will be the official currency of the risen South.
23 hours later 32981107 Anonymous
>>32981044
Another hype, another rise.
Remember the $30 bubble?
23 hours later 32981109 Anonymous
>>32981044
According to everyone on this board it's dead and has always been but I'm fairly certain it will rise again and it's going to reach higher than 250 this time.
23 hours later 32981119 Anonymous
>>32981107
This. Except the next bubble will reach 2000!
23 hours later 32981123 Anonymous
>>32980504
>>32980512
If I had more free time, I'd actually make an "anoncoin".
Anyone up for that? We could use them for payments in 4chan, like they have on reddit, etc.
23 hours later 32981127 Anonymous
>>32980910
This is not completely certain. The exact same thing has happened before.
At one point it went from 17USD to pennies, in part because of Mt.Gox's incompetence. It is worth mentioning that the people running Mt.Gox are not professionals; Mt.Gox started as a Magic cards trading site (Magic The Gathering =MTG).
23 hours later 32981133 Anonymous
Once it gets down to 5 dollars a coin, I'm buying. Too many retards have hope in bitcoin so I think it'll go back up.
23 hours later 32981136 Anonymous
>>32981005
>>32981030
>>32981042
Bitcoins aren't linked to MT Gox. People who wanted to sell Bitcoins already did so via BTC-E or other places.
23 hours later 32981141 Anonymous
>>32981044
It's still at a higher exchange rate than at the start of April. But a better exchange is needed badly.
Like the South, Buttcoin will rise again.
23 hours later 32981147 Anonymous
What do you guys think, once mtgox comes back is the price going gonna jump up or down? Or maybe not change at all
23 hours later 32981150 Anonymous
>>32981123
what happened to gen2coin?
23 hours later 32981180 Anonymous
>>32981136
>Implying you can get coins on those exchanges fast enough.
>Implying people didnt already dump their wallets onto MTGOX to sell as it was tanking and then get their funds frozen.
23 hours later 32981184 Anonymous
>>32981150
we have like 6 graphics designers and PR people and no coders
23 hours later 32981206 Anonymous
>>32981184
>/g/ in a nutshell
23 hours later 32981207 Anonymous
>>32979369
>8 years or so down the line, when everyone has smartphones and Bitcoin programmers have developed secure and usable interfaces that even monkeys can use, customers will start DEMANDING that companies accept BTC.
>Monkeys can use
>Means multiple avenues to exploit
>buttcoins
>irreversible transfers
A credit card is 1000 times better for online transactions.
Little Johnny charges $1000 on apps? You can dispute the charges with your credit card company. Little Johnny sends off $1000 in bitcoins? You're on your own, and hey, guess what? You'll need a subpoena to even attempt to link a wallet to a person.
23 hours later 32981225 Anonymous
>>32981136
Yeah but a lot of people left their coins in their Mt.Gox accounts instead of placing them back unto their wallets. This is why they have no problem closing; other wise closing would be stupid, they'd be missing on all the fees without having any effect on the price.
23 hours later 32981226 Anonymous
>>32981150
I never heard of that, so I assume that whoever made them were incompetent.
23 hours later 32981235 Anonymous
>>32981141
>Like the South, Buttcoin will rise again.
The South didn't rise again. Its a shithole of poverty, illiteracy, and racism. Like Bitcoin, the South is laughing-stock of civilized people.
23 hours later 32981249 Anonymous
>>32980666
Yes, society makes monsters and degenerates, society scorns them and kills them.
Rinse and repeat.
23 hours later 32981254 Anonymous
>>32981042
You seem to not realize that mt gox is the biggest trader for bitcoins, because they have frozen transactions and their APIs are down (which most of the bitcoin sites use to gauge the price), no one can really guess how bad it is. Unless you use another service like btc-e which shows bitcoins still falling, making people want to cash out while there is still time. It's like an animal stuck in a cage, as soon as it is released (or in this case unfrozen) it will escape as fast as it can.
23 hours later 32981268 Anonymous (1279754320623.png 320x320 173kB)
>>32981207
Not if you put them in a bitcoin bank and send them via bitcoin credit cards!
23 hours later 32981271 Anonymous
4chan passes are half price now. They are selling for 0.16BTC (which is equal to 9.80USD).
23 hours later 32981279 Anonymous
>>32981254
meant to reply too:
>>32981136
23 hours later 32981322 Anonymous
>Check on leddit tears
>r/buttcoin
>First post
>1000 upboats
>It's a non troll post for a suicide hotline
The funnies never stop
23 hours later 32981326 Anonymous
>>32980170
Something more than a speculation driven boom and bust.
Just because people speculated on "first edition" comic books doesn't mean people still read them.
They have intrinsic value, as does bitcoin, as a shitty-decent alternative to paypal. I think it needs a bit more stability to be more.
23 hours later 32981387 Anonymous (despair.png 593x717 128kB)
So have we hit bottom yet?
23 hours later 32981395 Anonymous (1365362981526.gif 276x220 792kB)
>mfw
I hadn't checked in about 24 hours
This is wonderful
23 hours later 32981449 Anonymous
>>32981387
Nope my prediction is that it will drop to less than 1$ per coin.
23 hours later 32981469 Anonymous
>>32981322
The one where the guy blamed the CIA was my favorite.
23 hours later 32981471 Anonymous
>>32981418
hurr
>>32981387
I don't think so. I will personally wait until the dust has settled and BTC looks like a horizontal line on charts.
23 hours later 32981498 Anonymous
Since Mt.Shit is down, which exchanges are still trading?
Also isn't MtGox going down because of the crash a huge red flag? They're just fucking with the market.
23 hours later 32981502 Anonymous
>>32981418
>posting Le anonmoose
>saging a sticky
>>>/anywherebuthere/
23 hours later 32981503 Anonymous
>>32981418
sent ;)
23 hours later 32981520 Anonymous
>>32981418
>Having enough knowledge, money and computing power to collapse prices
>settling for 2BTC. You could make more money collapsing prices and buying low.
1/10 barely worth reading
23 hours later 32981529 Anonymous (butts.png 888x678 38kB)
>>32981322
And it was posted by a 4chaner
23 hours later 32981544 Anonymous
>>32955011
>Trading halted to allow the market to cool down
MAXIMUM DAMAGE CONTROL
23 hours later 32981581 Anonymous
>>32981544
quad lel
23 hours later 32981654 Anonymous
>>32981544
Fucking hate the hipocrytes at mtgox, bitcoinity and blockchain. When everything was fine those sites worked without any problem. Now that I want to see the debacle they have a spotty service and don't post the price in real time.
So, the bitcoin system was fine to handle the +100% that happened in a week, but not the -40% that has happened in two days? Fuck them, the developers and the hungry idiots like cassasius that thought this would make them rich. I hope bitcoins return to the 10 btc per buck so this greedy idiots learn some humility.
23 hours later 32981655 Anonymous
>>32981581
two fours are a double not a quad
i feel like if more people knew how to count bitcoin might have actually worked out
23 hours later 32981666 Anonymous
>>32981529
>that butthurt over buttcoin
23 hours later 32981675 Anonymous
>>32981469
We have a whole board that blames the US gov, but they mostly blame FSA I believe.
23 hours later 32981728 Anonymous (buttcoin.png 1279x1029 25kB)
Top lel
23 hours later 32981766 Anonymous
>>32981728
Where did you get that graph data? It's more detailed that what I could find.
24 hours later 32981782 Bathroom Humor
>>32981387
It's so perfect.
I wish I had saved the graphs from 2 years ago as well.
I love when a plan comes together.
24 hours later 32981804 Anonymous
Anyone else waiting to buy them for cheap as fuck and then sell them when it goes up again?
24 hours later 32981822 Anonymous
>>32981804
Well of course, it's only natural.
24 hours later 32981826 Anonymous (bitball.jpg 700x525 133kB)
the magic bitball is here to help you with all your bitcoin investment questions
ask and the magic bitball shall answer
24 hours later 32981842 Anonymous
>>32981804
of course. I'm not one of them. But I am (casual) mining.
24 hours later 32981872 ennui
btc-e seems stuck at $60-65 and ltc is pegged to btc at 0.02
boring
24 hours later 32981876 Anonymous
>>32981826
>>32981826
magic 8 ball will it crash hard after gox startes again
24 hours later 32981878 Anonymous
>>32981826
Will bitcoins drop below a dollar?
24 hours later 32981881 Anonymous
>>32981728
>>32981826
Wait what? My tickers on my phone still show bitcoin being $150 a coin.
I FUCKING BOUGTH $200 WORTH OF COIN SYESTERDAY
24 hours later 32981882 Anonymous
>>32981826
>rape
24 hours later 32981884 Anonymous
hey guys should I sell my bitcoins now
24 hours later 32981889 Anonymous
>>32981529
fuck reddit.
24 hours later 32981909 Anonymous
>>32981826
dear magic bitball, if i invest now will i become rich later
24 hours later 32981917 Anonymous
>>32981881
if true your a fucktard and lrn to economics don't buy at peak bubble
24 hours later 32981921 Anonymous (1363820386749.jpg 486x540 62kB)
>>32981881
good goyim
24 hours later 32981922 Anonymous
>>32981529
They have no idea why it's called buttcoins do they?
24 hours later 32981925 Anonymous
>>32981876
very doubtful
>>32981878
without a doubt
>>32981881
better not tell you now
>>32981882
it is certain
>>32981909
it is certain
24 hours later 32981927 Anonymous
>>32981881
Its okay anon, were here for you. Even though you just lost a lot of money you gained valuable knowledge. It was an expensive lesson but one you needed to learn.
24 hours later 32981930 Anonymous
>>32981917
Time to kill myself.
24 hours later 32981935 Anonymous
>>32981881
>I FUCKING BOUGTH $200 WORTH OF COIN SYESTERDAY
Don't worry, you'll probably get about $50 back.
24 hours later 32981937 Anonymous
>>32981804
>go up
>buttcoins
Everyone knows what buttcoins are now.
Every single major news station talked about them.
The only way it could go up is if you find other idiots to sell it to which probably won't happen.
bitcoin is dead.
24 hours later 32981942 Anonymous
>>32981826
Magic bitball, will I ever lose my virginity?
24 hours later 32981953 Anonymous (1349118266650.jpg 600x600 80kB)
>>32981925
Blessed be the 8ball
24 hours later 32981954 Anonymous
>>32981935
lel dont get his hopes up
24 hours later 32981961 Anonymous
>>32979724
You could always you know, ask a friend of yours for a number
Or if you are unlucky enough to live in one of the especially crime ridden cities in the US you can cold cop, providing you don't get stabbed by nig nogs and you feel like heroin or crack.
24 hours later 32981962 Anonymous
People say it’s a Ponzi scheme, it’s a bubble,” said Cameron Winklevoss. “People really don’t want to take it seriously. At some point that narrative will shift to ‘virtual currencies are here to stay.’ We’re in the early days.”
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04 /11/as-big-investors-emerge-bitcoin -gets-ready-for-its-close-up/
24 hours later 32981969 Anonymous
>>32981925
>without a doubt
Screen capping for later
24 hours later 32981982 Anonymous
>>32981921
>Dat Goosebumps nostalgia
24 hours later 32981993 Anonymous
>people blaming goxx because of course it couldn't be the fault of their precious buttcoin
24 hours later 32982021 Anonymous
>>32981925
>it is certain
every time you ask "what do".
anyway,
did anyone on /g/ ever post how Bitcoin is fundamentally flawed?
My best guess - and keep in mind I sold at peak, so maybe I'll get lucky again - is that it just outgrew its actual value because hype and speculators.
Disclosure - with the exception of use $20 earned from selling it [too early], I have never bought bit coin.
24 hours later 32982025 Anonymous
>>32981962
>Winklevoss twins hold a 1% stake in bitcoin
They're the ones causing the bubble then
24 hours later 32982032 Anonymous
I'm mining at 974MH/s right now how long until I get free weed?
24 hours later 32982034 Anonymous
>>32981937
This. Remember 1929? "You know it's time to sell when shoeshine boys give you stock tips".
24 hours later 32982041 Anonymous
>>32981884
No. Panic selling is retarded, hold them for 1-2 years and wait for the price to rise again.
24 hours later 32982063 Anonymous
>>32982032
You're better off growing it yourself.
24 hours later 32982072 ennui
>>32981993
people just want someone to blame other than speculators and panic sellers
24 hours later 32982084 Anonymous
>>32982063
shrooms aren't a plant you can't grow them
idiot
24 hours later 32982088 Anonymous (bitball2.jpg 700x933 238kB)
>>32981942
24 hours later 32982090 Anonymous
>>32982041
How about he sells now, buys them when they are waaay lower and sells those. More profit and guaranteed profit on the first sell. Panic selling is only dumb if you bought at the peak, which is dumb on itself.
24 hours later 32982096 Anonymous
>>32982088
lel
24 hours later 32982110 Anonymous
>>32982088
;_;
24 hours later 32982113 Anonymous
>>32982084
But you said weed
24 hours later 32982115 Anonymous
>>32982088
dubs speaks the truth
24 hours later 32982120 Anonymous
>>32982115
>dubs
>>>/b/
24 hours later 32982126 Anonymous
>>32982088
Magic 8 ball, will buttcoins rebound to $1000/BTC?
24 hours later 32982130 Anonymous
>>32981993
MTGox has a lot to do with the current situation of Buttcoins. Suspending trading will most likely drive the prices into the ground when they reopen, and the amount of lag on MTGox and their willingness to be DDoss'd really contributed to the bubble, but probably mitigated the panic selling somewhat.
24 hours later 32982139 Anonymous
>>32982120
You would say that, singles getting pleb.
24 hours later 32982140 Anonymous
what if 95% of buttcoins are owned by a single corporation and we are all pawns being used for its scheme
24 hours later 32982147 Anonymous (1350941442848.jpg 425x443 51kB)
>>32982115
>dubs
>88
>8ball
It cannot lie
24 hours later 32982148 Anonymous
>>32982021
Because it's an obvious pyramid scheme. Early adopters could "mine" - that is generate bitcoins extremely easily, while everyone else who got into it later and later got fucked, and will continue to get fucked over.
They hoodwinked people by riding on the coattails of the anti-establishment crowd who know little or nothing about investing.
24 hours later 32982151 Anonymous
>>32982088
Magic bitball, will i ever get them dobs
24 hours later 32982156 Anonymous
>>32982090
I'm assuming he bought them at over $70 (since apparently a shit load of people did). If not, sure he can go ahead and sell them, but I think he'd be better with other sources of investment and to keep the buttcoins he already has.
24 hours later 32982183 Anonymous
>>32982130
It was going to crash with or without mtgox. Like seriously why are people so quant on pointing fingers.
A bubble always crashes, without fail.
24 hours later 32982187 Anonymous
>>32982126
yes definitely
>>32982151
don't count on it
24 hours later 32982197 Anonymous
>tfw I knew about bitcoins for a long time but never bothered to mine/buy some
>tfw I just missed a big investment opportunity
>tfw it's too late
24 hours later 32982206 Anonymous
>>32982151
sent ;)
24 hours later 32982213 Anonymous
>>32982084
>CAN'T GROW MUSHROOMS
>LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOL
24 hours later 32982221 Anonymous (whatthefuck.png 651x78 10kB)
24 hours later 32982243 Anonymous (sickfucks.png 877x325 29kB)
>>32982221
SRS crashed bitcoins
24 hours later 32982245 Anonymous (1362451093171.png 500x377 283kB)
>>32982197
>sold all my bitcoins when $12 was considered a bubble
>had 8
24 hours later 32982249 Anonymous
>>32982221
Seems to me they'll take credit for anything
>WE DID IT SRSTERS, ITS RAINING
24 hours later 32982254 Anonymous
>>32982221
>>32982243
http://www.reddit.com/r/ShitRedditS ays/comments/1c3x7d/brdcast_we_did_ it_srsters_bitcoin_is_crashing/
24 hours later 32982257 Anonymous
>>32982221
>SRS
>taking credit for goldman sachs
24 hours later 32982264 Anonymous (1282343103020.jpg 251x189 5kB)
>>32982221
Oh no don't make me enter that place again.
24 hours later 32982272 Anonymous
I figured out how to get rich:
1. Buy one bitcoin
2. Copy/Paste it 100000 times
3. Computer magic!
24 hours later 32982279 Anonymous
>>32982243
I thought they were just feminazis, what's their problem with sweet sweet drugs?
24 hours later 32982283 Anonymous
>>32981418
sent ;-)
24 hours later 32982288 Anonymous
>>32982279
>questioning SRS's motives
24 hours later 32982307 Anonymous
>>32982279
SRS is against all kinds of immoral threats to our children's safety and peace of mind.
24 hours later 32982312 Anonymous (sickfucks.png 837x105 6kB)
>>32982221
>>32982243
>>32982249
>>32982254
>>32982257
>>32982264
>>32982279
24 hours later 32982327 Anonymous
before going to sleep place im going to place 12 euro bid on bitcoin 24 i wonder if i get lucky when i wake up
24 hours later 32982357 Anonymous
What if Satoshi Nakamoto is actually the FBI and buttcoins are actually honeypots to attract criminals selling illegal stuff.
24 hours later 32982360 Anonymous
>>32982327
>yfw you wake up and it's only worth cents like the previous crash
24 hours later 32982362 Anonymous (same.jpg 500x333 47kB)
>>32982243
Oh wow, they're exactly like intolerant christian extremists, but left-wing.
24 hours later 32982363 Anonymous
what's the current price? is mtgox frozen?
24 hours later 32982365 Anonymous
>>32982312
>hands are used to hold woman down to rape them
>cut off all male hands
dat logic
24 hours later 32982366 Anonymous
>>32982307
So are Americans
24 hours later 32982370 Anonymous
>>32982221
>taking credit for "causing" something that happened naturally.
Let me guess they are taking credit for the tulip mania as well?
24 hours later 32982376 Anonymous (wtfduck.jpg 157x133 7kB)
>>32982084
>shrooms can't grow
but how do they exist?
>inb4 god made them
24 hours later 32982380 Anonymous
>>32982362
not they're neither
they just do without thinking
24 hours later 32982382 Anonymous
>>32982363
1:30 hours for mtgox to unlock
I'm gonna get some popcorn for this.
24 hours later 32982386 Anonymous
>>32982376
god made them
24 hours later 32982388 Anonymous
>>32982380
>they just do without thinking
sounds like leegun
24 hours later 32982400 Anonymous
>>32982382
oh, k, i logged in
24 hours later 32982409 Anonymous
>>32982382
3:30 to be exact
24 hours later 32982412 Anonymous
>>32982380
so srs is /i/ except more retarded and damaging?
24 hours later 32982417 Anonymous
>>32982412
no, they don't do anything, just whine
24 hours later 32982421 Anonymous
>>32982409
How do you know when it'll be unfrozed ?
24 hours later 32982422 Anonymous
>>32982088
Magic ball, what will happen when MtGox open?
24 hours later 32982434 Anonymous
>>32982421
Because they said they would reopen tomorrow.
24 hours later 32982437 Anonymous
>>32982412
>SRS
>retarded
They're 30-40 year olds with a stable job and life experience.
You're what, 15-25 with no life experience and frequent a site that accepts pedophilia?
Fuck off
24 hours later 32982442 Anonymous
>>32982409
i can't into timezones
24 hours later 32982443 Anonymous
FUCK. I took a loan of $100,000 and now that shit crashed and I only have $30,000 left. What should I do? FUCK
24 hours later 32982447 Anonymous
>>32982417
they are the main source of leddit drama though, it's pretty entertaining
24 hours later 32982454 Anonymous
>>32982437
>>32982437
>>32982437
plz go srs
24 hours later 32982455 Anonymous
>>32982437
SRS pls go
24 hours later 32982457 Anonymous
>>32982437
top lel
24 hours later 32982460 Anonymous
>>32982437
SRS is leaking apparently
24 hours later 32982462 Anonymous
>>32982437
high level bait
24 hours later 32982469 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-11 at 06.06.34).png 920x531 45kB)
>>32982422
pic related
24 hours later 32982476 Anonymous
>>32982443
everything on red
24 hours later 32982477 Anonymous
>>32955011
>buy high, sell low
I don't think that's what you are supposed to do
for all the NEW PARADIGM!!1 shit you can still only buy drugs and 4chan passes with them
24 hours later 32982479 Anonymous
>>32982437
sent ;)
24 hours later 32982484 Anonymous
>>32981766
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u /76943075/mtgoxlive-webapp.zip
>open index.html with any modern web browser
>(it currently does not work because mtgox turned off its socketio output
24 hours later 32982486 Anonymous (feelsbadmangun.jpg 267x181 9kB)
>>32982443
pic
24 hours later 32982487 Anonymous
it reopens at 2AM UTC...
24 hours later 32982515 Anonymous
>>32982487
in 1h30 ?
or 2h30
24 hours later 32982518 Anonymous
>>32982443
Send the 30k to me then an hero and my life will be amazing and you will get eternal peace.
24 hours later 32982536 Anonymous
>>32982515
10PM EST
24 hours later 32982542 Anonymous
>>32982515
http://www.timeanddate.com/counters /fullscreen.html?mode=a&year=2013&m onth=4&day=12&hour=2&min=0&sec=0&p0 =1440&msg=mtgox
24 hours later 32982560 Anonymous
>>32982477
What more does a man need?
24 hours later 32982563 Anonymous
I hope people kill themselves over this.
24 hours later 32982564 Anonymous
>>32982437
Why are you assuming that because I'm <20 and have no life experience my opinion is less valid than anyone else's? You don't even know anything about me. You know there's a term for that right? Ageism. What a coincidence, it ends in -ism, just like racism. I wonder why that is?
24 hours later 32982577 Anonymous
>meant to be a decentralized currency for making internet transactions easier and cheaper, replacing "real" money and without middle men
>people centralize it and use it for investments instead
>they fuck it up for everyone
such is life
24 hours later 32982598 Anonymous
>>32982564
>being under 20
fuck off child.
24 hours later 32982615 Anonymous
>>32982577
It's still decentralized.
These exchanges are used to convert between two currencies. And the other one isn't decentralized.
You can still send and recieve Bitcoins fo/from every Bitcoin user however you want.
24 hours later 32982635 Anonymous
goin up on btc24
24 hours later 32982637 Anonymous
>>32978898
That chart represents bubble on the entire stock market, not stock of a one company, you stupid fuck.
24 hours later 32982641 Anonymous
so bitcoin is at $65 USD right now?
24 hours later 32982642 Anonymous
>>32982542
>http://www.timeanddate.com/counter s/fullscreen.html?mode=a&year=2013& month=4&day=12&hour=2&min=0&sec=0&p 0=1440&msg=mtgox
Wow thanks.
Buh I can't stay that long, someone mentaly transmit me the value of bitcoin after this.
24 hours later 32982643 Anonymous
>>32982577
Eventually there will be more exchanges, it's only a matter of time.
Also, once BitCoin can be shorted, it will stop being so volatile.
24 hours later 32982672 Anonymous
whats the fasted way I can turn cash into bitcoins? Ideally using a prepaid card
24 hours later 32982678 Anonymous
>>32982437
If are actually SRS you must purge yourself of your age and class privilege after that ageist and classist comment. I recommend impregnating yourself (by a black trans women) and then aborting it to appease SRS.
24 hours later 32982688 Anonymous (Untitled.png 1920x1200 2656kB)
ITS HAPPENING!!!
24 hours later 32982694 Anonymous
>>32982643
holy shit someone who knows what they're talking about. markets with shorting brings stability, all the research/literature shows it.
hi. how are you?
24 hours later 32982699 Anonymous
I bought 2056 bitcoins at $190 each. How fucked am I?
24 hours later 32982701 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-11 at 06.36.48).jpg 1800x713 440kB)
IT KEEPS HAPPENING
24 hours later 32982708 Anonymous
>>32982688
But what does it mean?
24 hours later 32982710 Anonymous
>>32982672
with a lighter
24 hours later 32982716 Anonymous
>>32982688
>>32982701
shut up
24 hours later 32982719 Anonymous
>>32982699
you are not fucked at all because you are trolling
24 hours later 32982729 Anonymous
How many bitcoins does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
24 hours later 32982733 Anonymous
>>32982694
>knowing about shorting means you know what is up
>plzno
24 hours later 32982738 Anonymous
>>32982699
$256588 fucked
>implying you're for real
24 hours later 32982742 Anonymous
>>32982635
>goin up on btc24
people might be trying to get bitcoins at $60-70 range to fill the outstanding $70-120 buy orders on Mt.Gox when it opens
24 hours later 32982761 Anonymous
>>32982437
sent ;)
24 hours later 32982774 Anonymous
>>32982729
1 on monday, 10 on tuesday, 400 on wednesday and .1 by friday
24 hours later 32982810 Anonymous
>>32982774
8/10
24 hours later 32982822 Anonymous
>>32982635
>market with the lowest amount of volume
>indicator of anything.
Mt.Goy has 90% of the market when it's open.
We won't know shit until it opens.
24 hours later 32982824 Anonymous
>>32982803
>predicts spike to $100
What is this based on exactly? Your post is entirely speculation.
24 hours later 32982827 Anonymous
>>32982803
it is decidedly so
24 hours later 32982831 Anonymous
>>32982803
Given that everyone ever is trying to do just that, no.
24 hours later 32982867 Anonymous
>>32982845
Cashed for what? 4 cents?
24 hours later 32982873 Anonymous
>>32982845
you lost out on $0.05
24 hours later 32982881 Anonymous
In the future, people will be cyborgs implanted with Bitcoin chips that automatically deduct/add to your wallet based on what you do.
You see a street performer playing some music? Your cyborg brain will block the music unless you "accept" it by simply wanting to listen to it.
Once you accept, you will start listening and your wallet will automatically transfer a fraction of a bitcoin per second to the performer while you are listening until you leave or tell it to stop.
There are many more uses of course. Automatically charge people for staying in certain areas like shows or whatever, for example.
24 hours later 32982887 Anonymous
>>32982824
>Your post is entirely speculation
welcome to the thread
24 hours later 32982891 Anonymous (ss (2013-04-11 at 06.43.25).jpg 1914x1015 621kB)
IT JUST KEEPS TUMBLING DOWN, TUMBLING DOWN, TUMBLING DOWN
24 hours later 32982894 Anonymous
That's what you get for having an unregulated and not backed by any goverment currency.
24 hours later 32982901 Anonymous
Think of me what you wish. Food for thought:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothy lee/2011/08/07/the-bitcoin-crash/
Same guy who has been writing about bitcoin on Forbes the past 3 weeks.
24 hours later 32982928 Anonymous
>>32982881
Your scenario makes me want to smack you upside the head.
Don't give "them" any ideas.
Fucking rent-seekers. Kill them all.
24 hours later 32982992 Anonymous
>>32982928
>"them"
kill yourself.
24 hours later 32983009 Anonymous (Untitled.jpg 1920x1200 728kB)
WELP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=didz xUkrtS0
24 hours later 32983023 Anonymous
>>32982881
Yea right nerd.
24 hours later 32983034 Anonymous
How did people even think that buying during an obvious bubble would be a good investment, it boggles my mind.
Well, a fool and his money are soon parted, as they say.
24 hours later 32983039 Anonymous
>>32982992
He's right though, they're leeches on the society that the WORKING CLASS created.
24 hours later 32983059 Anonymous
>>32983034
BUT ANON I GUARANTEE BITCOINS WILL HIT $1000
24 hours later 32983097 Anonymous
>>32983059
>$1000
ANON ITS LIKE YOU DON'T EVEN INTO ECONOMICS CLEARLY THE STABLE POINT FOR BITCOINS IS $10000 BECAUSE MAGIC AND FAIRY DUST
24 hours later 32983109 Anonymous
How do you buy BTC from bitstamp? I'm the US and I have no idea how to get in on this.
24 hours later 32983129 Anonymous
>>32983109
Why the fuck would you buy BTC right now?
24 hours later 32983142 Anonymous
>>32982992
He said "them". You made it tinfoil worthy all by yourself. He could mean certain people with power and money.
24 hours later 32983150 Anonymous
>>32983109
probably a bad time to get in, wait some time and see where it goes
24 hours later 32983156 Anonymous
>>32983097
1 bitcoin will LITERALLY cost ALL THE MONEY OF ALL HISTORY OF MANKIND in the future because it's VIRTUAL and FREE
it's SOMETHING ELSE, no one can CONTROL it
BUY while people still HAVEN'T realized THIS
24 hours later 32983158 Anonymous
>>32983109
Use mtgox like everyone else. And don't buy when it's crashing holy fuck.
24 hours later 32983169 Anonymous
>>32983097
See, this guy gets it.
These pleb scums don't get that the market is going to bounce back higher than ever once MtGox comes back
25 hours later 32983179 Anonymous
>>32983129
I got this inside tip from some anon claiming that Wall Street is carefully watching BTC and will make a big move on them in 4 weeks. I don't know why, but I'm going to invest now before Wall Street takes over.
25 hours later 32983188 Anonymous
>>32983142
>"them"
>wasn't tinfoil
>certain people with power and money
kill yourself.
25 hours later 32983197 Anonymous
>bitcoin
>meant to be easy to use and transfer
>you need to jump through a hundred hoops and 38 third-parties just to buy some bitcoins
25 hours later 32983203 Anonymous
>>32983142
>He could mean certain people with power and money.
That I did. I followed up by defining "them" as rent-seekers. Examples of rent-seekers are the MPAA, RIAA, etc.
25 hours later 32983209 Anonymous (ride.png 921x331 97kB)
Adjust your seat belts.
25 hours later 32983211 Anonymous
>>32983179
VCs are starting to throw big money at bitcoin startups here in palo alto.
25 hours later 32983215 Anonymous
>>32983188
>>certain people with power and money
I meant politicians you doofus
25 hours later 32983217 Anonymous
>>32983169
>denial
25 hours later 32983224 Anonymous
>>32983188
>kill yourself
What, exactly, is your major malfunction?
25 hours later 32983243 Anonymous
>>32983224
You're still alive.
I suggest you remedy this, by killing yourself.
25 hours later 32983249 Anonymous
>owning Winklecoins
25 hours later 32983260 Anonymous
>>32983243
>saging a sticky
sage is not a downvote
i want ribbit to leave
25 hours later 32983266 Anonymous
what is the next virtual currency
I want to get in before the bubble
25 hours later 32983284 Anonymous
>>32983266
Private tracker invites.
25 hours later 32983286 Anonymous
>>32983209
MY BODY IS READY!
25 hours later 32983290 Anonymous
>>32983266
>what is the next virtual currency
Petrodollars.
25 hours later 32983300 Anonymous
>>32983284
trading a what.cd invite for 1 BTC open offer
25 hours later 32983309 Anonymous
>>32983266
https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/co ins/landing.html?ref_=pe_132830_290 76940
25 hours later 32983310 Anonymous
Why don't they put the computational power of mining to good use instead of pointless math riddles, like one of the @home things.
25 hours later 32983366 Anonymous
Shit, is the value about to go down or up? I don't know if I should buy fun things now or let it incubate
25 hours later 32983384 Anonymous
Reminder that BFL crashed BTC.
Literally tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars rests upon what Butterfly Labs does
They have a massive, MASSIVE amount of ASICs, and even MORE preorders. They have at least 20,000 pre-orders for 60 GHash/sec units.
They have MORE then enough wafers to make that many asics
If BFL starts shipping, the BTC difficulty will increase by more than an order of magnitude
This will very likely crash the price as the market will be dominated by these miners, driven INSANE by their 10 month delayed greed that BFL has been holding out on them while prices go up up up
meanwhile, literally every single GPU
(hundreds of thousands worth) will move from BTC to LTC overnight, causing LTC difficulty to go up by 50-100x more. This will also crash LTC.
Then GPU miners will have nothing left, and the video card market will be FLOODED in used AMD 5xxx - 7xxx cards. You'll be able to get a 7970 for 100$, maybe less. But you run the risk that it's a destroyed piece of junk.
IT is fucking ABSURD that hese chucklefucks who have NO idea what they're doing LITERALLY HAVE WORKING ASICS AT ~35 GHASH/SEC DRAWING ~150 WATT, AND ORDERS UP THE ASS TO BUY THEM.
GOD i wish BFL didn't actually have a working ASIC, but it's objectively confirmed - THEIR CHIPS WORK, AND THEY HAVE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF THEM.
A big part of me thinks that BFL has been mining with them, and will cash out literally close to 10 million dollars of Bitcoins right as SOON as they start shipppig fucking over EVERYONE in a magestic death blow to bitcoin as a speculation / "investment"
25 hours later 32983386 Anonymous
I just thought of how fucking crazy a solely bitcoin-based auction site would have been during this bubble
>enter a .5BTC bid on monday
>two days later you're about to pay $260 for a used videogame or something
25 hours later 32983391 Anonymous
I mine at 1GH/s how long will it take me to mine enough to buy $150 worth of shrooms!??!?!?!
25 hours later 32983392 Anonymous
how am i going to get my lsd now /g/?
25 hours later 32983399 Anonymous (mtgox.jpg 1031x284 232kB)
if mtgox has actually stopped trading, why has the volume been dropping significantly over the past 4 hours? These shots were taken like 5 minutes apart.
25 hours later 32983403 Anonymous (buttcoin.gif 360x200 257kB)
25 hours later 32983408 Anonymous
>>32983391
mining will never be profitable again
top fucking lel
BFL buyers must be SO FUCKING PISSED
>order 10 months ago
>delayed for 8 months
>about to ship next week
>lel crashes, profitability of mining dropped literally 1000000%
my flanks
25 hours later 32983414 Anonymous
>>32983399
>if no one is trading, why do the statistics indicate that no one is trading
srsly
25 hours later 32983421 Anonymous
BTC at 67$ on BTC-E
BTC at 125$ on MtGox but market paused
what the FUCK is going to happen when MtGox opens?
also how the fuck are they not all in jail for market manipulation.
25 hours later 32983424 Anonymous
>>32983366
here's my advice, don't listen to /g/
25 hours later 32983426 Anonymous
>>32983310
I thought that too.
It'd even give the coins a value, because they are actually doing something.
25 hours later 32983427 Anonymous
>>32983217
>joke
25 hours later 32983431 Anonymous
I am going to make donglecoins.
You balance will be called your "priviledge"
Login to check your priviledge
25 hours later 32983432 Anonymous
>>32983392
the same way you have so far?
25 hours later 32983437 Anonymous
>>32983408
>Implying you can have a >99.9999999999999999999999999999999 99999999999999999999999999999999999 9999999999999999999999999999999_% drop
25 hours later 32983441 Anonymous
>>32983408
There was a guy who sold his BFL preorder contract on ebay like a week ago for 10k. Bet the guy who bought that is raging right now.
25 hours later 32983445 Anonymous
Bitcoin on "The Kutlow Report" right now.
25 hours later 32983446 Anonymous
>>32983399
Volume = number of buttcoins traded over a time period.
It's normal that's it's going down when nobody is trading.
25 hours later 32983447 Anonymous
>>32983432
You think that they'll still accept bitcoins considering this shit, i mean think of all that money the dealers lost today
25 hours later 32983468 Anonymous
>>32983421
>also how the fuck are they not all in jail for market manipulation.
because bitcoints don't real
25 hours later 32983472 Anonymous
>>32983431
privilege
25 hours later 32983474 Anonymous
>>32983447
Selling drugs on silk road is extremely profitable and relatively more safe then dealing in person.
25 hours later 32983486 Anonymous
>>32983447
well, a smart dealers knows he should cash out at 200$ don't you think?
25 hours later 32983487 Anonymous
>>32983447
I don't into the bitcoin drug scene, but I thought it was just used as an in-between currency in place of dollars? Did the dealers have any reason for holding on to massive stacks of coins before the bubble?
25 hours later 32983488 Anonymous
I can finally say I was right in every argument about bitcoins being a waste of time and being a shitty currency, fuck you /g/ and fuck you assholes seriously trying to defend this shit saying it's the future
25 hours later 32983496 Anonymous (1330727607262.jpg 225x547 20kB)
>>32983384
>>32983408
So, stupid question: when/if ASIC miners finally come out, will LTC prices go up or down?
25 hours later 32983503 Anonymous
Where do you actually buy and sell bit coins? All the websites look like scams.
25 hours later 32983506 Anonymous
>>32983486
Yeah i think you're right.
Well then this actually good news then now i can buy 2 or 3 buttcoins at a time instead of one and fractionating it whenever i buy
25 hours later 32983517 Anonymous (mrbush-thank-you-for-our-freedom.jpg 640x480 132kB)
>>32983421
If they don't clear their order books like they should, tears will be shed and asses will be pained
They probably will clear all the orders though.
25 hours later 32983519 Anonymous
>>32983421
>also how the fuck are they not all in jail for market manipulation.
Because until recently, bitcoin markets have operated under the radar. The market, in its entirety, is still small - not big enough to upset people at the regular markets. This leaves bitcoing markets to operate in less than legitimate ways.
Bitcoin markets are for suckers unless you're one of the ones running the scam.
Wash trades, painting the tape, pump-and-dump, how does it work?
25 hours later 32983526 Anonymous
Man, 3 years ago I had 3k just sitting in my bank account, the money I could have made if I'd known about this.
To have a crystal ball.
25 hours later 32983543 Anonymous
>>32983503
>Bitcoin is a scam
Fixed.
25 hours later 32983548 Anonymous
>>32983486
Only if he wasn't celebrating by smoking/taking everything he had within an arms reach in celebration after reaching the $200 mark that he forget to look at the current pricing right now.
25 hours later 32983550 Anonymous
>>32983526
You could have also made even more if you'd traded the right stocks/options/commodities for 3 years
Don't beat yourself up about it
25 hours later 32983555 Anonymous
>>32983526
No one made money on this unless they hoarded bitcoins years ago or they got super lucky in the pump and dump bubble or they were part of the scam and inflation of the bitcoin, most people lost money because they are retards and want to play internet stock trading.
25 hours later 32983556 Anonymous
>>32983446
*facepalm* oh right, thanks for your patience
25 hours later 32983558 Anonymous
>>32983526
If you had a working crystal ball, you would have invested in one of the legitimate markets.
25 hours later 32983602 Anonymous
>>32983550
>>32983555
>>32983558
That's true.
How to stock market?
25 hours later 32983623 Anonymous
>>32983602
Get millions of dollars and buy low sell high, watch trends and predict future trends.
That's pretty much it.
25 hours later 32983650 Anonymous
>>32983496
LTC will crash because it ahs no purpose to exist except for greedy GPU miners to try and cash in on something
25 hours later 32983652 Anonymous
>>32983606
They hyped it up, but only because they don't understand how they are produced.
They were suggesting that it should be linked to gold.
25 hours later 32983656 Anonymous
I advise everyone to wait for it to drop to about 40$ and then buy a few bitcoins because there will probably be another bubble after this garners media attention, a smaller bubble that will make it no higher than 100$ but still a bubble.
25 hours later 32983678 Anonymous
>>32983623
this
only rich people can make people investing
25 hours later 32983679 Anonymous
>>32983623
Get millions of dollars eh?
Cool...
Better get back to that coursework then.
25 hours later 32983689 Anonymous
>Mfw people pretend to know what they're talking about ITT.
>Mfw image limit reached.
25 hours later 32983692 Anonymous
TEN
MINUTES
NEED A NEW THREAD NOW.
25 hours later 32983708 Anonymous
>>32983555
I made $25 into ~$300 by converting it from BTC to LTC when it was $.5 and back again when LTC was at $6.
I then used it to buy a seedbox and comission a few things, so I still kept the value in the end.
25 hours later 32983711 Anonymous
>>32983623
>Implying you need millions to invest
25 hours later 32983718 Anonymous
;)
25 hours later 32983735 Anonymous
>>32983679
Yep, unless you get a business degree and get hired for a company to trade stocks and work your way up in the business.
25 hours later 32983736 Anonymous
>>32983711
>investing with anything less than millions
literally just gambling
25 hours later 32983737 Anonymous
>>32983692
>in a sticky
>wanting a new thread
ya realize that stickies don't have bump limits right?
25 hours later 32983738 Anonymous
>>32983711
To make some money you do.
25 hours later 32983747 Anonymous
I should really sleep, but i just want to see what happens when mtgox open again...
25 hours later 32983748 Anonymous
>>32983711
If you want money you do, if you want to gamble and get lucky then invest a few thousand
25 hours later 32983749 Anonymous
>>32983737
you are aware that fucking literally every god damn browser on any god damn computer will start to choke because there's over 3000 replies and the image limit was long since hit and that fucking every board that isn't shit will ALWAYS make new stickies between 2 and 3k posts?
25 hours later 32983754 Anonymous
>>32983656
everyone is just waiting for the nosedive to buy. After that let's hope it goes up like you say.
25 hours later 32983757 Anonymous
Those who were holding Bitcoin and wanted to sell could have easily moved their Bitcoin to another exchange and done so (assuming it's less than their nominal withdrawal limit). And this is exactly what happened, with the price now somewhere around 50-70 USD. However, those who were holding fiat and wanted to buy are still holding fiat and still want to buy. This suggests that buying pressure will outweigh selling pressure significantly after the "opening bell".
25 hours later 32983759 Anonymous
>>32983728
>This bubble won't burst for a few more days.
There is no bubble anymore. It bursted already.
25 hours later 32983765 Anonymous
>>32983749
>/g/ mods in charge of quality
top lel
25 hours later 32983769 Anonymous
>>32983384
Problem for BFL is delivery....
$200,000,000,000.00 class action suits are not uncommon... They can go 20 years on you know... All dem frozen assets...
A few other folks are ASIC engineers like me. We don't talk much. But we don't fuck around with bitcoin shit either because we earn real money...
25 hours later 32983776 Anonymous
>>32983749
Somebody doesn't use firefox + 4chan x.
25 hours later 32983778 Anonymous
>>32983749
>you are aware that fucking literally every god damn browser on any god damn computer will start to choke
Firefox on Linux on a mediocre laptop.
Looks fine here.
25 hours later 32983787 Anonymous
>>32983769
>not knowing avalon made over 15 million dollars for just a few chink engineers by making a shitty 130nm SHA256 asic that was by all accounts poor quality and power hungry compared to 99% of ASICs but still fucking dominated bitcoin mining
25 hours later 32983798 Anonymous
>>32983778
>>32983776
Confirmed for not using extensions like 4Chan X / Appchan X then
25 hours later 32983803 Anonymous
>>32983384
>You'll be able to get a 7970 for 100$, maybe less.
I don't think so tim. The average ebayer doesn't know about bitcoins.
25 hours later 32983806 Anonymous (Naamloos.png 1599x705 85kB)
YOU SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT WHEN THEY WERE 60
25 hours later 32983808 Anonymous
>>32983754
It will, there will be another bubble or two before bitcoins finally stabilize because currently there are still tons of bitcoins to mine.
Don't invest to much though, wait for them to reach at least 40$ before you buy again, it's way to unstable to risk anything more.
25 hours later 32983809 Anonymous
>>32983759
not true, if you bought your BTC a few weeks back, they are are still worth a lot more now.
25 hours later 32983814 Anonymous
>>32983749
ff + appchan is working fine, only thing is image hover lags a little
25 hours later 32983826 Anonymous
>bitcoinity graph jumped down to $68.40
Does this mean, that mtgox is starting up again?
25 hours later 32983839 Anonymous
>>32983798
>Confirmed for not using extensions like 4Chan X
Nope, 4chanx installed with greasemonkey.
25 hours later 32983850 Anonymous
>>32983803
They don't need to.
Ever hear of supply and demand?
25 hours later 32983861 Anonymous
>>32983749
My browser is working fine get a better computer pleb.
25 hours later 32983862 Anonymous
Less a bubble and more like a balloon slowly deflating
25 hours later 32983869 Anonymous
>>32983803
they don't have to dipshit
you do know that more than half of the HD 5xxx series and 7xxx series bought were bought by miners , right?
25 hours later 32983871 Anonymous
>>32983787
Our company made about 3 billion dollars last quarter...
Kith ma ass...
25 hours later 32983879 Anonymous
2 hours and 31 minutes to go till apocalypse.
25 hours later 32983881 Anonymous
>>32983871
yeah ok intel
25 hours later 32983903 Anonymous
>>32983871
Ok then, which non-intel fab is going to be the first to crack <=22?
25 hours later 32983904 Anonymous
Trading Halted
Trading is halted on MtGox until 2013-04-12 02:00am UTC to allow the market to cool down following the drop in price. Read more details on the support. Additionally trading fees will not be charged within 48 hours of trading resuming (until 2013-04-14 02:00am UTC).
Until then, you should sign up for RTBTC.
[ Close ]
25 hours later 32983956 ennui
>butts almost at $100 again
lol
25 hours later 32983987 Anonymous
>>32983956
>no money to invest
that feel. wish I didn't mine.
25 hours later 32984021 Anonymous (1340784208590.png 636x425 400kB)
>>32983749
Old Linux laptizzy with FF / 4chan X.
You must be running Chrome on Windows Vista.
>implying there are image limits on stickies
25 hours later 32984068 Anonymous
>>32984015
Who is this fontas asshole?
25 hours later 32984088 Anonymous
Cheapest way to trade GBP for buttcoins?
25 hours later 32984128 Anonymous
bitcoinity has turned to shit. Its lagging behind massively.
25 hours later 32984157 Anonymous
so when should i buy?
25 hours later 32984176 Anonymous
anybody else just like following this even though he doesn't made any money? I am just too scared to invest.
25 hours later 32984182 Anonymous
reminder that buttcoin and butts are literally shibboleths just like shitl.ord that are dead giveaways to SRS and SA goons.
25 hours later 32984185 Anonymous
MTG is up.
25 hours later 32984199 Anonymous
>>32983765
>>32983778
>>32983776
>>32983814
>>32983861
>>32983749
>all the faggots on /g/ lie and pretend it isn't noticibly slower
25 hours later 32984215 Anonymous
>>32984068
some literal no name troll who needs viraling and samefagging himself on btc-e and twitter
25 hours later 32984256 Anonymous
and some still wonder why no one takes buttcoins seriously
25 hours later 32984266 Anonymous
>>32984185
Trading isn't.
2 hours 13 minutes till doom.
25 hours later 32984326 Anonymous (snappy.png 1600x900 368kB)
>>32984199
>>all the faggots on /g/ lie and pretend it isn't noticibly slower
25 hours later 32984335 Anonymous
>>32984199
Its only slower to refresh. If you have it auto adding replies theres no difference.
25 hours later 32984347 Anonymous
>>32984199
>everyone is retarded but me
25 hours later 32984365 Anonymous
Oh /g/, you're still into Bitcoin? yeah I guess they're ok, I'm more into Litecoin and Namecoin, they're a bit more indie, but yah Bitcoin's cool.
25 hours later 32984373 Anonymous (bitcoin.jpg 762x479 73kB)
>>32984088
This was cheap...
>32978782
You would be best off by gluing your cash to your diapers...
25 hours later 32984448 Anonymous
Where can I do cash for bitcoins?
Bitinstant is not taking cash atm, what are the other services for the US?
26 hours later 32984478 Anonymous (1365708080156.png 736x736 100kB)
>>32984448
MtGox
26 hours later 32984511 Anonymous
So what's going to happen when MtGox trading is back? Plummet?
26 hours later 32984516 Anonymous
>>32984511
$1000
26 hours later 32984532 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSu 5Yyc1bEM
GUYS IT'S A SCAM
26 hours later 32984539 Anonymous (GoxLag.jpg 600x481 79kB)
>>32984516
26 hours later 32984545 Anonymous
>>32955346
slap an fx-8320 or phenom x4 and grab yourself a 7870 and you should be good
26 hours later 32984564 Anonymous
>tfw I thought Bitcoin was going to fail when it cost $5
>tfw I was going to invest $200 a year and a half ago but was convinced it would fall again
>tfw this past month I've just been wishing it would come down to $50
26 hours later 32984566 Anonymous
>>32982477
wrong though,
for example bitcoinstore.com
I'd posit though that there was just not enough trade (yet?) to justify all the investment.
26 hours later 32984601 Anonymous
>>32984539
THANKS OBAMA
26 hours later 32984630 Anonymous (1343627307304.gif 385x325 2090kB)
>mfw trying to explain this thread after thread
>>32956830
>rand paul tried to warn us
26 hours later 32984669 Anonymous
>>32984539
what is the original picture?
26 hours later 32984675 Anonymous (bitcoinjew.jpg 800x800 195kB)
>getting scammed into selling at $50
26 hours later 32984678 Anonymous
>>32955346
You have nothing to lose....
Well... You use more electricity and things get hot so if you blow the shit out of something then you are net fucked...
But if you do it just for fun, you can only get fun back!!! ;)
26 hours later 32984713 Anonymous
>>32956830
>>32984630
so everything is going to go back to the way it was before reddlt screwed the pooch?
good now i can get 4x the amount of coins next time im out of drugs
26 hours later 32984720 Anonymous
>>32984564
welcome to the wild world of investing.
this is nothing new.
26 hours later 32984751 Anonymous
>>32983179
>watching it
>see this bubble and crash
>familiarity makes them invest
26 hours later 32984792 Lyfeld
>>32983156
so you mean it will BREAK because the system did not ACCOUNT for that EVENTUALITY and there are not enough DIGITS after the DECIMAL.
26 hours later 32984812 Anonymous
>>32984792
How is eight not enough
26 hours later 32984834 Anonymous
I put an order to buy 2000 at 1€.
I hope I don't wake up tomorrow and see the price at 0.002€
26 hours later 32984845 Anonymous
>>32983175
Judging only by the volume of bitcoin, this even is still just a historical footnote, but if crypto curreny takes off then it will be footnote at the start of an important section, maybe even a sentence... but still, the current recession or "early bitcoin days" are of more historical note than "that one crash"
26 hours later 32984870 Anonymous
Should I watch the formula 1 training in china or the opening of mtgox? What is more fun?
26 hours later 32984892 Anonymous
>>32984845
You mean those two crashes... including the one that we're watching like a slow train wreck.
26 hours later 32984896 Anonymous
>>32984870
>not dual screening
Anyways how much longer do we have? Waiting to see the animal let out of the cage.
26 hours later 32984901 Anonymous
>>32983426
Fucking capped
26 hours later 32984958 Anonymous
>>32984896
2:00 GMT, so 18:00 Pacific time.
26 hours later 32984983 Anonymous
Someone enlighten me:
HOW MUCH ARE THEY WORTH NAO?
26 hours later 32985006 Anonymous
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pe tition/cease-all-actions-overt-or-c overt-intended-interfere-free-marke t-enterprises-bitcoin-and-mt-gox/P0 X41V1X
hahahahahahaha
26 hours later 32985010 Anonymous
>>32984958
So 1h40m.
Aw. It's 2 am here and I need to get up tomorrow.
26 hours later 32985017 Anonymous
Is it worth verifying on Bitstamp?
26 hours later 32985027 Anonymous
>>32983408
>mining will never be profitable again
is that like, a g/-ism or something
mining is still fucking profitable atm, during a goddamn crash
now if you add "soon" to that sentence I'd believe it. However BFL runs on valve time.
26 hours later 32985041 Anonymous
>>32983408
>flanks
>>>/???/
26 hours later 32985067 Anonymous
>>32983403
>gif is innacurate, no meteoric rise in 2 days
26 hours later 32985074 Anonymous
>>32985027
I just can't wait for the ASICs to start shipping
I don't even mine, I just want to buy a 7950 for $130 for gaming
26 hours later 32985075 Anonymous
>>32985006
Is there any proof backing up that the government is behind the crash.
26 hours later 32985098 Anonymous
>>32985075
Of course not. Anybody with 2 brain cells to rub together knew from the beginning that it was going to crash at some point. It was completely inevitable.
26 hours later 32985117 Anonymous
>>32983503
depends on your country
26 hours later 32985211 Anonymous
>>32983503
I used bitcoin-central, but they got sorta hacked a while ago so I don't trust them too much.
Switched to bitcoin-24 during the craze. Still went down for a while because of the load, but I don't know any site that didn't.
26 hours later 32985215 Anonymous
>>32983757
anyone want to say why this guy's wrong?
26 hours later 32985253 Anonymous
Maybe we should start a rumor on ribbit to help accelerate the collapse. I think bitcoins have a future but I am getting nowhere near them at the current price.
26 hours later 32985261 Anonymous (tumblr_mewgwmZXcP1r5mzd8.jpg 300x228 17kB)
lol bitcoin just dropped to $17
26 hours later 32985262 Anonymous
>>32983757
Wait, they could take their bitcoins out?
Damn things look so much different now. I assumed they were all trapped there or something.
26 hours later 32985294 Anonymous (oh you.jpg 450x338 21kB)
>>32985261
26 hours later 32985306 Anonymous
Just woke up not along ago..
>85
GOD DAMN. Why are people so dependant on ONE FUCKING EXCHANGE. FOR A FUCKING P2P Cryptocurrancy. IT MAKES NO FUCKING SENSE. Honestly, there's like 5 OTHER exchanges just for BTC-USD.
26 hours later 32985308 Anonymous
>>32985261
Not that much, but It dropped from $260 yesterday to $190 today.
26 hours later 32985312 Anonymous
>>32985261
3/10 made me check
26 hours later 32985341 Anonymous (gorillafu.jpg 500x667 121kB)
>>32983403
>meteoric rise
>meteors
>going up
26 hours later 32985346 Anonymous
>>32985308
>$190
Mate, it's like $70 now.
26 hours later 32985351 hey what if (1361049002455.jpg 640x480 69kB)
>>32983869
Swweeet
I got into mining to subsidize GPU purchases, well I'll still get my cheap GPU
anyway, I'm going to go sell my stock in AMD and buy several computers as bitcoin is about to make Intel a monopoly in consumer hardware fucking over the PC market right before the start of a new console generation. Microsoft profits will be hurt, and so will valve although 'nix will seem more attractive and that as well as a certain business partnership might save them.
I'm going to invest heavily in those responsible for bitcoin's demise, Sony.
>/r/ing Sony owner/ceo who's a goy, baka.jpg pic unrelated
26 hours later 32985361 Anonymous
>>32985341
meant for
>>32985067
26 hours later 32985377 Anonymous
>>32985306
this
I mean
>magic the gathering online exchange
really now guys...
26 hours later 32985389 Anonymous
>>32985117
>>32985211
(UK)
Well I actually just made a international wire deposit to bitcoin-24, I paid £12 alone on fees(I think I got jewed). I mostly just want to experiment with low amounts of cash, because I can.
26 hours later 32985415 hey what i
>>32984812
>not reading linked post
26 hours later 32985429 Anonymous (hmm ponder question russian bydlo gangster.png 344x420 12kB)
How is it that Mt.Gox shuts down because of too many trades, but BTC-e is still going strong without any problems?
26 hours later 32985434 Anonymous
>>32984892
no I meant this one crash,
and the other one(s) make it less significant as a historical even
26 hours later 32985456 Anonymous (21991206-836x750[1][3].jpg 750x836 87kB)
will it fucking hurry up and crash some more so I can buy 100 already
Also MODS we need a new sticky god dammit
26 hours later 32985460 Anonymous
>>32985429
Not too many trades, too much downward movement in the price. They pretty much admit to that being the reason.
26 hours later 32985488 Anonymous (dealwithitusa.jpg 487x345 47kB)
>>32985429
BTC-e has super low volume compared to gox
people are scared of dealing with Russians
>dat superior US propaganda
26 hours later 32985496 Anonymous
>>32985456
>still not buying new parts/computer with all the money being raked in
26 hours later 32985520 Anonymous (Its Happening.png 1475x987 947kB)
>>32958740
>mfw it's happening
26 hours later 32985529 Anonymous
I hope everyone is spreading fear that the market is going to crash.
26 hours later 32985542 Anonymous (itshappening.png 1189x264 63kB)
its happening
26 hours later 32985561 Anonymous
>>32985542
Well aren't you fast to pick up on things?
26 hours later 32985612 Anonymous
>>32985529
Bitcoins can never completely crash now.
The reason is people like: >>32985456
There are just too many people now, who are willing to buy bitcoins when they drop to X or Y because they now have the potential in everyone's mind to bubble up to $250 again.
If bitcoins dropped to $10, I sure as hell wouldn't waste the chance to buy at least 10.
26 hours later 32985646 Anonymous (1364879416465.jpg 400x500 43kB)
>>32985460
>didn't shut it down due to too much upward momentum
confirmed for greedy jews
also this is my first and will be my last post in this buttcoin sticky but if you are dumb/greedy enough to invest in some shit that lost 80% of it's value in less than 48 hours then don't be surprised when your "investment" disappears. you are basically an greedy idiot for getting caught in this shit.
caveat emptor
26 hours later 32985653 Anonymous
>>32985612
He's right. I'm sitting her desperately hoping they drop real low so I can buy some, but I know there's far too many people doing the same for it to actually go particularly low. Still, a man can dream.
26 hours later 32985693 Anonymous
>>32985612
>>32985653
That's actually my plan, I just figured that was what everyone was waiting for and didn't need to be said.
Anyways, I'm hoping for under a dollar a coin.
26 hours later 32985694 Anonymous
>>32985653
This is what will cause the next bubble, everyone will wait for it to go low and it will, then everyone will buy and it will reach like 100$ before everyone sells off again and it will crash harder than before.
26 hours later 32985719 Anonymous
>>32985653
Not only this, we all know that the lower it goes, the faster it will begin to bubble up again.
More people buying because it's low, price goes up, people start buying expecting another bubble, repeat.
Honestly, I'm hoping I can make a moderate amount of cash just buying at around the bottom of them and selling near the top over and over.
26 hours later 32985721 Anonymous
>>32985653
Honestly you should only buy them if you silkroad. Buying them as an investment is a really bad idea for reasons already stated.
26 hours later 32985728 Anonymous
>>32985646
Confirmed for buying bitcoins while they were at bloated prices. If you were smart, you would have waited until after the crash.
26 hours later 32985731 Anonymous
>>32985646
A greedy idiot would invest more money than they can easily afford to lose. I've got about $10,000 in savings and the idea of investing more than $100 terrifies me. I'll invest that hundred if it goes low enough though, because if I ultimately lose it I'll just shrug, go "well that sucks" and move on with my life.
27 hours later 32985777 Anonymous
>>32985731
This, only invest what you can afford to lose, I look at it like this, my paycheck is 3,000$ for 2 weeks of work. I can easily invest about 400$ and not miss that money greatly but if I get lucky I can easily triple my initial investment.
27 hours later 32985902 Anonymous
The only reason I visited this thread was to see if my scroll wheel could get me from top to bottom with a single flick of the wheel.
27 hours later 32985909 Anonymous
>>32985728
Not even close. I would never invest more than $300 in them just for shits and giggles. I thought they were overpriced at $30 and just got out the popcorn when they took off. Granted I am 29 and was around to see the dot com boom and bust and the housing boom/bust. As somebody who has seen some shit let me tell you, don't get caught in the mania. Only fools buy when the market is going nuts. Relax and in half a year you will look back and think how did people get this crazy.
27 hours later 32985911 Anonymous
<1 HOUR UNTIL MTGOX COMES ONLINE AND BTC CRASHES AGAIN
27 hours later 32985913 Anonymous
>>32985902
and?
27 hours later 32985936 Anonymous
>>32985913
I am also intrigued. Did it?
Also, post mouse.
27 hours later 32985940 Anonymous
Leaving aside the people who cashed out in time.
Schadenfreude is a thing.
27 hours later 32986035 Anonymous
>>32985902
god damn it don't post something like that and not tell us afterwards.
27 hours later 32986061 Anonymous (mfwpuke.jpg 312x312 83kB)
>buy 425 bitcoins 2 months ago for about 8k
>see price rise
>sell all of them when they were at 117/coin
>make about 40k
>see the price double next week
>mfw
>these last two days
>mfw
27 hours later 32986108 Anonymous
>>32986061
You've reinvested some of your earnings, right?
27 hours later 32986110 Anonymous
>>32960032
>implying I didn't just fap to them
27 hours later 32986123 Anonymous
>tfw I bought bitcoins when it was at 200
>tfw I couldn sell them cause crash
>tfw I keeping them with the hopes of it going higher than 200 and selling them to recount my loses
27 hours later 32986139 Anonymous
>go to final 3 hours ago
>come back fucking nothing
27 hours later 32986163 Anonymous
Top financial analysts agree, bitcoin is here to stay:
http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Techn ology+and+Science/ID/2375415659/
Keep crying that you losers missed the boat. I bought these at around $5 each. Who cares if it is at $260 yesterday and $60 today? I don't. It will be worth $10,000 each in a year or two. I'm holding on for the long haul. These bitcoins will make my great grandchildren billionaires.
27 hours later 32986187 Anonymous
What's the best trading site for bitcoins/litecoins?
27 hours later 32986197 Anonymous
>>32986123
I'm so sorry. But the money has to come from someone, yeah?
27 hours later 32986198 Anonymous (1363895523116.jpg 251x240 5kB)
>>32986108
in ETFs
27 hours later 32986206 Anonymous
>>32986163
I don't think you'll hold when current price is $250.
At least you'll sell 10% to recoup your initial investment.
27 hours later 32986215 Anonymous (1353535104046.png 213x192 5kB)
>>32986198
>yfw Bernanke stops printing dosh
27 hours later 32986221 Anonymous
>>32986197
I know, I can wait. Im sure it will go back to at least 200.
27 hours later 32986231 Anonymous
>>32986221
I hope so too. I plan to invest in a handful when it reaches rock bottom.
27 hours later 32986256 Anonymous
>>32986198
Lol, good choice. Might be wise to throw a few dollars at BTC again at this rate, though.
27 hours later 32986269 Anonymous
>>32986221
>Im sure it will go back to at least 200.
What makes you think that?
Give a rational reason that makes it extremely likely that it will go back to 200.
No groundless bullshit, please.
27 hours later 32986279 Anonymous
>>32986269
It's mainstream now.
The facebook twins own 11 million in BTC. Imagine once this hits FB and your mom and pop start buying up BTC. The sky is the limit.
27 hours later 32986292 Anonymous
>>32986259
sent ;)
no joke i actually did send ;)
27 hours later 32986297 Anonymous
>>32986187
P-please respond
27 hours later 32986311 Anonymous
>>32986297
/r/guysgonebitcoin
27 hours later 32986322 Anonymous
>>32986269
>In Other news, facebook has anounced it will accept Bitcoins as an currency more news at 11.
27 hours later 32986323 Anonymous
>>32986269
>Give a rational reason that makes it extremely likely that it will go back to 200.
Buttcoin lusers are delusional. Much like real life, there are two kinds of them: the smart ones who play the game and the idiots who still believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy.
The smart ones are the ones who either ignore the fad completely or know how to play the game and know when to stop. They don't do it because they "believe" in it, they do it because gambling.
The idiots, like the fellow you quoted, are just delusional. Don't expect a logical answer.
27 hours later 32986367 Anonymous
Gox starting to move on bitconity
WATCH FOR THE DROP!
27 hours later 32986388 Anonymous
Mt.Gox
02:35 - Public
Maintenance Over however we are now under a DDoS attack.
27 hours later 32986392 Anonymous
Oh boy here we go.
27 hours later 32986419 Anonymous
>>32986388
It ain't easy being cheesy
27 hours later 32986447 Anonymous (1357360728439.png 400x518 108kB)
>>32986388
>yews goiyms, we aren't letting you sell because we're getting DDOSED, sure btc-e is fine, but don't question it you schmutz
27 hours later 32986464 Anonymous
Wait for the drop
27 hours later 32986468 Anonymous
>>32986279
>it's mainstream now
No, it isn't. Ask your parents. Do they know about it? Do your friends know about it?
Additionally: Even if they knew, could they be a driving force behind another increase in value?
Everyone with a brain should have realized by now that buying BTC except for directly paying with it is a high risk gamble.
27 hours later 32986490 Anonymous
>>32986468
And they never will be viable to buy groceries or shit because transactions take 10 minutes
27 hours later 32986506 Anonymous
Why does mtgox need so much information for account creation? A scan of photo identification? Really?
27 hours later 32986516 Anonymous
>>32986367
haha those people who mtgox is selling bitcoins at 130 are gonna rage.
27 hours later 32986524 Anonymous
>>32986506
IRS is going to get their cut one way or another nigga
27 hours later 32986532 Anonymous
>>32986506
Money laundering is a bitch
27 hours later 32986533 Anonymous
>>32986468
They only person I know IRL that has coins is a gigantic douchebag and he won't shut the fuck up about them. He also brags about buying drugs on SR and being in private trackers IRL.
27 hours later 32986538 Anonymous (20130412010017803.jpg 1320x593 117kB)
baby make it to $10 or below
27 hours later 32986545 Anonymous
>>32986506
It's a honeypot.
27 hours later 32986548 Anonymous
>>32986506
It's because people keep making new account to raise the daily limit instead of verifiying them, thus 20k new accounts created daily.
27 hours later 32986549 Anonymous
>>32986490
>transactions take 10 minutes
As if. I'd never consider a payment complete before 10 blocks and having made sure there hasn't been an error in the chain.
27 hours later 32986680 Anonymous
>mt. gox opening in 20 minutes
>rip bitcoin
27 hours later 32986694 Anonymous (batedubs.jpg 480x360 13kB)
>>32985777
>>32985777 >>32985777
>triple my initial investment.
>>32985777
>triple my initial investment.
>triple my initial investment.
27 hours later 32986705 Anonymous
>>32986506
As if they will ever get though my seven lawyers...
27 hours later 32986712 Anonymous (what.png 318x119 4kB)
27 hours later 32986726 Anonymous
Probably a troll post but we can always hope
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com ments/1c6eum/im_thinking_about_suic ide_help/
27 hours later 32986742 Anonymous
Should I put a buy order for 1300BTC for 2000USD before I go to bed? Just in case it really dips down? Or is that too greedy? I've got a feeling I'm being greedy.
27 hours later 32986743 Anonymous
LMwqNnRPavrQHvCBhanQfQQCmnsdD46qqR litecoins anyone?
27 hours later 32986748 Anonymous
>>32986712
HAHAHAHA
Think of how pissed the guy who got those bitcoins for that price is. god mtgox should have cancelled all open trades from before they closed.
27 hours later 32986755 Anonymous (Screenshot from 2013-04-11 19:42:21.png 1920x1080 189kB)
it is back up?!
27 hours later 32986766 Anonymous
>>32986742
What's the worst that happens? Order doesn't get filled. I doubt it'll go that low, but knock yourself out.
27 hours later 32986777 Anonymous
>>32986755
No the system is just trying to flush itself. when it comes back there will be over 9000 orders going in the first few minutes.
27 hours later 32986805 Anonymous
New to BTC.
Can anyone explain to me the high variance in exchange rates between the major BTC "banks"?
27 hours later 32986809 Anonymous
>>32986726
>No one else understands what the fuck Bitcoins are or what I am going through right now.
>losing a ton of money to a gamble
WOW that's NEVER happened to anybody before.
27 hours later 32986817 Anonymous
So 13 minutes till apocalypse what will happen crash or rise?
27 hours later 32986825 Anonymous
>>32986777
When it really is back up, we need to start a new thread so we don't have to reload 5000 posts...
27 hours later 32986831 Anonymous
>>32986805
that's the free market in action, and a clear advantage of bitcoin over filthy stupid ugly fiat money
27 hours later 32986832 Anonymous
>>32986817
My moneys on crash. I'm practically guessing though.
27 hours later 32986838 Anonymous
>>32986805
Don't go near bitcoins unless you want drugs or want to gamble all your money.
Seriously, how stupid are you to invest in something that has fluctuated 100$ several times in the past 2 days
27 hours later 32986845 Anonymous (20130412014814230.jpg 311x110 20kB)
HAHAHAHAAHAHAHA
27 hours later 32986855 Anonymous
Want to make a quick buck. Go buy btc on btc-e now. Its going to rise till mtgox level before it opens. Then sell.
27 hours later 32986861 Anonymous
>>32986805
Because of the crash and the main exchange being closed. Usually quite even.
27 hours later 32986862 Anonymous (1362790633291.jpg 218x265 22kB)
>>32986726
fucking awesome troll
>plz b tru
27 hours later 32986867 Anonymous
>>32986855
>buying bitcoins
Im just here to watch the rollercoaster
27 hours later 32986868 Anonymous
>>32986838
It's not stupid if you invest an amount you can afford to lose, then you stand to either lose a bit of money or potentially gain a considerable amount. You won't get rich, but it's certainly nice to potentially triple a small investment in a very short time frame.
27 hours later 32986878 Anonymous
>>32986845
>It's crashening
27 hours later 32986879 Anonymous (6ptfPLQ.jpg 1603x1703 383kB)
le chart face
27 hours later 32986884 Anonymous
>>32986855
hurry up! you've got ten minutes left
go get all the credit cards
27 hours later 32986889 Anonymous
>>32986838
I'm not necessarily interested in investing or putting any money into it necessarily. I've been following it lately and wonder why the exchange rate can vary between 40 USD/btc
and the only reason i'd ever put money into this system is for the silk road, so...
27 hours later 32986892 Anonymous
>>32986726
HAHHAHA Did he sell or is he still holding?
27 hours later 32986905 Anonymous
>mtgox opens
LETS GO DIPPIN KING TEE
27 hours later 32986906 Anonymous
Can you buy bitcoins on other exchanges and resell them on mtgox? BTC's are like 50 bucks cheaper on other exchanges.
27 hours later 32986915 Anonymous
>>32986861
Thanks.
27 hours later 32986920 Anonymous
>>32986906
>>32986906
Good luck getting in the order queue as soon as mtgox opens.
27 hours later 32986930 Anonymous
>>32986906
Id guess that's a bad idea considering a crash is predicting and mtgox is going to be flooded with sell requests. I'd hold.
27 hours later 32986931 Anonymous
THE FUTURE OF BITCOIN WILL BE DECIDED IN 7 MINUTES
27 hours later 32986941 Anonymous
>>32986931
mtgox goes down the minute it opens all the people cashing out oh lord.
27 hours later 32986950 Anonymous
>>32986931
So what if the drop happens but an aussie drop so bitcoins go up.
27 hours later 32986954 Anonymous
>>32986906
buy as many as you can
the mtgox price means that they're just going to go up as soon as it opens
27 hours later 32986955 Anonymous
>>32986906
That's the market equivalent of asking
HEY! SINCE 4CHAN IS ANONYMOUS DOESN'T THAT MEAN I CAN BUMP MY OWN POSTS?
27 hours later 32986965 Anonymous
HAHAHA I think mtgox is placing these buy and sell orders that are going on now. Its back up to 130 bucks.
27 hours later 32986968 Anonymous
>>32986931
This video explains what will most likely happen very well.
http://youtu.be/MAhCpAS2AwA
27 hours later 32986975 Anonymous
the magic the gathering exchange reopens in five minutes
all hands brace for hilarity
28 hours later 32986978 Anonymous
>>32986726
Oh god, that guy's post history:
>r/WhiteRights
>r/Niggers
Every one of his posts is racist.
28 hours later 32986984 Anonymous
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/com ments/1c51ck/i_think_this_subreddit _should_seriously_consider/
this is more fun tbh
28 hours later 32986990 Anonymous
>>32986975
>mfw the cards are worth more than the coins by the end of the day
28 hours later 32986996 Anonymous
>>32986978
karma is a bitch
28 hours later 32986998 Anonymous (1358914758419.jpg 600x400 42kB)
>one more minutes until epic meltdown
Disclosure: I am not holding any bitcoins, furthermore I hope all you fags lose your shit.
28 hours later 32987003 Anonymous
I gave my personal information to Mt. Goy.
How fucked am I?
28 hours later 32987017 Anonymous
>>32987003
Depends how many bitcoins you have
28 hours later 32987019 Anonymous
good luck to everyone
you will need it
28 hours later 32987024 Anonymous
mtgox is dying already.
28 hours later 32987025 Anonymous
>Make decentralized currency
>MtGox controls over 80% of BTC exchanges
>MtGox is the central bank
>MtGox does everything ceneral banks do (a la freezing banks to prevent panic selling etc etc)
oh god, the hypocrisy.
28 hours later 32987026 ennui
>ltc almost at $2 again
i knew i made chicken for a reason tonight
28 hours later 32987035 Anonymous
Hold on to your bitts
28 hours later 32987036 Anonymous
>>32986984
>ledditors killing themselves
Night of a 100 laughs
28 hours later 32987051 Anonymous
>>32987017
I haven't got any... at least on the wallet that I use on Mt. Gox.
What does the amount of BTC you have got to do with it?
28 hours later 32987052 Anonymous
Just got home, did I miss it? Fucking traffic
28 hours later 32987054 Anonymous
>>32987035
i c wut u did thar
28 hours later 32987061 Anonymous (AndHereWeGo[1].gif 214x153 1323kB)
28 hours later 32987077 Anonymous
>>32987051
Because mtgox will drop harder than a shitty dubstep song, your personal info should be fine though
28 hours later 32987080 Anonymous
>that building lag
28 hours later 32987082 Anonymous
>>32987052
No it's not loading for me .... there it goes... it'S not DDOs it's just,... traffic
28 hours later 32987084 Anonymous
>>32987026
If you have any LTC you better sell NOW
28 hours later 32987086 Anonymous
Just dropped 1000 coins. See you fuckers later :D
28 hours later 32987087 Anonymous (23847536324.jpg 259x194 2kB)
mtgox laggin already
28 hours later 32987090 Anonymous
>trading lag 100 seconds
>open for 1 minute
LEL
RIP BITCOIN
28 hours later 32987093 Anonymous
FUCKING BITCON 1 HERE
28 hours later 32987095 Anonymous (It's happening 9.png 680x627 891kB)
HOW? SOMEONE EXPLAIN HOW THE FUCK?
$250 just yesterday, right?
HOW?
28 hours later 32987096 Anonymous
>>32986742
>>32986766
I went forth a bit more conservatively and set a buy order for 200BTC at about the same price instead. A bit far-fetched, but who knows.
28 hours later 32987101 Anonymous
>>32987052
you're just in time
crack open a beer and a mtgox tracker
28 hours later 32987104 Anonymous
Mt.Gox just opened. Price dropped from $129 to $108 in one second.
28 hours later 32987116 Anonymous
New fast load mtgox trading thread!!
> >>32987053
28 hours later 32987132 Anonymous
>>32987116
get a new computer
28 hours later 32987133 Anonymous
>>32987095
But you didn't question it when it was rising at almost the same rate as it dropped?
I hope you lose everything you own
28 hours later 32987134 Anonymous
>>32987104
Down to $98 now.
28 hours later 32987156 Anonymous
>97.65
It's over.
28 hours later 32987163 Anonymous
HOUSTON WE HAVE A DUMP
28 hours later 32987164 Anonymous
>>32987077
Ew, I cringed.
28 hours later 32987166 Anonymous
HOLY FUCK LOOK HOW FAST ITS DROPPING
28 hours later 32987167 Anonymous
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
it's beautiful...
28 hours later 32987168 Anonymous
>>32987095
people have been telling you why for quite some time now; it's unlikely you'll understand at this point
anyway, BUY BUY BUY
max out a credit card or two
28 hours later 32987180 Anonymous
>>32987104
Just sold 90% of mine for $105
28 hours later 32987183 Anonymous
$90.0000000000000000
28 hours later 32987189 Anonymous
>>32986954
this is the guy who would post on /econ/
can we all agree that it's a horrible board idea now
28 hours later 32987190 Anonymous (130004476986.jpg 500x500 44kB)
>NOT LISTENING TO DUBSTEP DROPS WHILE WATCHING BITCOINS DROP
28 hours later 32987200 Anonymous
>>32987133
Actually I did, and I still don't get it. Demand and supply can't explain this.
28 hours later 32987205 Anonymous
>>32987180
you'll be sorry when they're $10,000,000 each
28 hours later 32987236 Anonymous
>>32987190
your post is fucking useless without links
28 hours later 32987246 Anonymous
>>32987134
$78
holy shit
28 hours later 32987249 Anonymous
>>32986705
10/10 made me nostalgia
28 hours later 32987251 Anonymous
>>32987200
Demand and supply can't explain this.
>virtually no demand
>lots of supply
Why couldn't it? It's not been a problem with economic crashes the last 500 years why would this be different? Just because it's the first time you see one
28 hours later 32987253 Anonymous
>>32987200
>Actually I did, and I still don't get it. Demand and supply can't explain this.
Speculation bubbles are a failure of the free market. They happen occasionally.
28 hours later 32987255 Anonymous
>>32987168
I won't read the whole thread if that's what you mean.
28 hours later 32987259 Anonymous
$77 each?
Last I checked, it was over 200...
What happened?
28 hours later 32987267 Anonymous
>>32987259
GOD!
28 hours later 32987274 Anonymous
>>32987205
>$10,000,000 each
>Not $10,000,000 in gold bullion
Get real
28 hours later 32987286 Anonymous
>>32987259
mt gox shat its pants
28 hours later 32987291 Anonymous
>>32987236
>not having locally available dubstep
28 hours later 32987297 Anonymous
>japs in charge of building engines
28 hours later 32987307 Anonymous
MtGOX? More like Mount Cocks, amirite?
28 hours later 32987308 Anonymous
>>32987236
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSlX bRyfra4
28 hours later 32987309 Anonymous
>>32987259
it's obviously a conspiracy to keep free marketin' captains of industry down
this couldn't possibly have happened on its own
28 hours later 32987321 Anonymous
Don't know what do with your shitty ass buttcoins?
>1JniEjLyK72gnBgVtGvxmL55rPBVLJfrqd
28 hours later 32987322 Anonymous
>>32987189
this
28 hours later 32987327 Anonymous
>>32987294
more like happy merchants tricking goys
bitcoin wasn't marketed as a get-rich-quick scheme
28 hours later 32987330 Anonymous
>not listening to the sound of bitcoins
28 hours later 32987347 Anonymous
>BITCOIN CAN'T CRASH BECAUSE IT'S A DEFLATIONARY CURRENCY, YOU IDIOTS DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND BASIC ECONOMICS
28 hours later 32987356 Anonymous
>>32987308
sehr dank
28 hours later 32987361 Anonymous
>>32987294
>Money for nothing
>It's easy!
>Guaranteed revenue!
Bitcoins never promised that.
Closest was >money for electricity
28 hours later 32987373 Anonymous
>>32987330
what was the link again?
28 hours later 32987377 Anonymous
>>32987294
Bitcoins actually have delivered easy money for a lot of people. It's just that people are stupid and thought they could join in after it was already too late.
28 hours later 32987387 Anonymous
>>32987189
this is >>32986954 . i was joking, man
you are right about /econ/ though
28 hours later 32987390 Anonymous
>Mtgox trading engine lag: Like a fucking million
28 hours later 32987400 Anonymous
>>32987373
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
28 hours later 32987413 Anonymous
>>32987377
so have ponzi schemes and multi-level marketing
doesn't make them a sound investment, much less a currency
28 hours later 32987415 Anonymous
>>32987400
gentoomen, start your screencaping skills
28 hours later 32987423 Anonymous
>>32987377
>People are stupid and thought they could join in after it was already too late.
They kinda had a bit of help from all the pro bitcoin shills pushing their bit crack
28 hours later 32987432 Anonymous
>65
28 hours later 32987433 Anonymous
>>32987294
>WHAT DO YOU THINK IT WILL DELIVER? I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE!
joke's on you, I bought hundreds at $10 and sold them all at $200.
now I can retire and commit full time to my hobby:
lying on the Internet.
28 hours later 32987441 Anonymous
>All those fagballs rocking themselves to sleep last night saying it's gonna stay at 190-200 after it bounced
Who's laughing now
28 hours later 32987444 Anonymous
>>32987413
>Dogs and cats have tails! Therefore they're the same!
28 hours later 32987454 Anonymous
>MtGox lag is 434.017393 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.869765996071 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU).
28 hours later 32987459 Anonymous
>>32987400
>4372Bts bubble
holy shit
28 hours later 32987470 Anonymous
>>32987444
they both scam you fucktard, thats the important similarity
28 hours later 32987480 Anonymous
>>32987444
it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, squirts duckshit all over the place, and i maxed out all my credit cards to buy one
it's a great investment
28 hours later 32987488 Anonymous (1295992989348.jpg 263x236 12kB)
>>32987470
>waah
28 hours later 32987504 Anonymous
when it says B100.00 and B0.03, are those the amount of bitcoins being transacted?
28 hours later 32987508 Anonymous (Screen Shot 2013-04-11 at 10.16.47 PM.png 1163x672 753kB)
>>32987415
28 hours later 32987509 Anonymous
>>32987459
>massive transaction
>mtgoy transactions suddenly cut
28 hours later 32987518 Anonymous
>>32987459
i saw that too
28 hours later 32987524 Anonymous (low.gif 620x190 13kB)
28 hours later 32987541 Anonymous
Where's a good place to watch the crash?
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ was great previously, but hasn't updated since Mount Cocks started trading again.
28 hours later 32987557 Anonymous
>>32987541
Oh shit nigger, it JUST updated right then.
28 hours later 32987561 Anonymous
>>32987507
/g/oyim getting jewed
Why can't I hold all these bitshekels
28 hours later 32987565 Anonymous
>>32987541
BTC-E is pretty okay
28 hours later 32987574 Anonymous
Is there a way to replace the chime sounds on listen to bitcoin with fart sounds? can someone smarter than me please do this?
28 hours later 32987587 Anonymous
is anyone here buying right now
28 hours later 32987590 Anonymous
>>32987541
That is because of the 500s lag that is going on. Use bitcoinity though it shows the lag.
http://www.bitcoinity.org/markets/m tgox/USD
28 hours later 32987593 Anonymous
>>32987433
9/10 cheek I like you
28 hours later 32987596 Anonymous (welp.png 954x195 19kB)
The happening definitely happened.
28 hours later 32987625 Anonymous
>>32987596
>le 1.3k upboats
I can smell those wasted college loans from here
28 hours later 32987634 Anonymous
>>32987532
sent ;)
28 hours later 32987637 Anonymous
There must be a whole load of pissed off drug dealers who are looking for satoshi right about now.
28 hours later 32987656 Anonymous
>>32987587
nope
you'd better hurry up and do so before the price goes back up, you could be a millionare with just a few clicks
28 hours later 32987662 Anonymous
>>32987637
I dont think they care, drug dealers just transfer it to USD right away and if any of them hoard bitcoins then they probably made millions already
28 hours later 32987664 Anonymous
oh for FUCKS sake, don't stabilize at 70 just because that's where BTC-e was at.
Kids these days don't know how to crash anymore god damn it
28 hours later 32987677 Fiber "Boulder™" Optometrist (Screenshot - 04112013 - 07:22:39 PM.png 715x473 58kB)
>>32986984
>>32987596
I'm surprised Alexi_Strife wasn't downboated to oblivion for posting that on reddit...
28 hours later 32987700 Anonymous
>>32987664
it's not stabilizing, mtg:ox just shit the bed again
28 hours later 32987701 Anonymous
This thread's post count increased by 50% over night.
Which is about the same as the decline in the value of BTC over the same time frame.
Hm.
28 hours later 32987715 Anonymous
>>32987677
>leddit finally growing some balls after the real world comes knocking
There may be hope on that site yet
28 hours later 32987740 Anonymous
>>32987700
no, i'm following the "last price" on their page and (while lagged) it's keeping in that range
28 hours later 32987774 Anonymous
>>32987701
omg, it's not the fed, it's US
the crash is coming from inside the thread
28 hours later 32987775 Anonymous
Does this mean I should invest in PPCoins?
28 hours later 32987777 Anonymous
>>32987677
>student loan education
28 hours later 32987779 Anonymous
>>32987700
They are fucking useless, they do the exact same thing the banks do by holding money hostage.
28 hours later 32987787 Anonymous (mtgox.jpg 787x322 39kB)
>>32987700
Looks pretty stable to me at the moment. I fucking wish it would keep crashing so I could pick some up cheap at the bottom, but it ain't happening right now.
28 hours later 32987801 Anonymous
>>32987787
That's what economists call a dead cat bounce
28 hours later 32987805 Fiber "Boulder™" Optometrist
>>32987779
>put money in a third party site that has always had issues with uptime and security
>mad that he can't get his money out in time
28 hours later 32987811 Anonymous
>>32987787
It only LOOKS stable because its only dropping in short bursts when the server stops lagging and does some trades. It isnt moving at all except for a few seconds every few minutes.
28 hours later 32987828 Anonymous
>>32987779
b-but my decentralized currency with no regulation
28 hours later 32987833 Anonymous
>>32987677
Don't see what the problem is with student loans specifically?
Are student loan rates above inflation in the US?
28 hours later 32987845 Anonymous
>>32987805
Disclosure: I don't own any bitcoins
28 hours later 32987853 Anonymous
>>32987833
you can't default on them
28 hours later 32987854 Anonymous
>>32987801
No that's what traders call it.
28 hours later 32987858 Anonymous
>>32987801
a dead cat bounce... right after a 12 hour freeze and with overloaded servers... right....
28 hours later 32987859 Anonymous (buttcoins.jpg 415x126 11kB)
>mtgox lags for an hour
>BUTTCOINS ARE WORTHLESS
>SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
>BUTTCOINS ARE DEAD
lel I'm glad I got out at $250
28 hours later 32987861 Anonymous
>>32987801
And here we go with the people who can't tell economics from finance again
It's like not being able to tell football from american football but still posting on /sp/
28 hours later 32987870 Anonymous
>>32987845
>Disclosure: I don't own any bitcoins
Its like im on stocktwits
28 hours later 32987875 Anonymous
>>32987833
I'm pretty sure students get raped with interest in the US.
28 hours later 32987878 Anonymous
>>32987858
It dropped from 120 to 70 in seconds.
28 hours later 32987889 Anonymous
>>32987861
yes because we're all posting here on /g/ - Finance
28 hours later 32987907 Anonymous
what the fuck guys. it's slowly rising. what the fuck.
28 hours later 32987922 Anonymous
>>32987878
yes... that would be the effect of trading continuing everywhere else during the freeze.
28 hours later 32987927 Anonymous
>>32987853
This. They must be repaid
28 hours later 32987930 Anonymous (4iljkp.gif 295x221 628kB)
What have we learned about this, /g/?
There is no capital nor wealth creation to speak of; only as much money as was put in. While somebody may buy a bitcoin for $1 and then sell it for $200, no value was added in this process, so it is simply a transfer of wealth. The people who profit will do so by taking from those who lose.
As the deflationary feedback amplifies the desire to hoard, the exchanges will become illiquid. Eventually, buyers will give up while waiting in absurdly long queues, and demand will loosen. Soon after, things will turn pear-shaped as the world's fastest liquidation occurs. The exchange rate will fall faster than orders can be fulfilled, so that less than $2.5 billion is recovered. After all, it was never really there anyway.
Traders learn, and then they die, and are replaced by new traders, who haven't learned.
The cycle will continue.
28 hours later 32987938 Anonymous
>>32987907
This.
Back up to 87.00 from 71.
What the fuck?
28 hours later 32987954 Anonymous
>>32987930
Yes I read HN too
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i d=5535933
28 hours later 32987956 Anonymous
>>32987907
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON? IS THERE SOME KIND OF REVERSE HAPPENING?
28 hours later 32987959 Anonymous
>>32987907
its jews manipulating the price
28 hours later 32987966 Anonymous
Can someone please explain all this bitcoin bullshit?
When people post links to fancy graphs and talk about trading or investing in bitcoins are they actually buying the individual bitcoins for their worth in actual currency or are they investing in the bitcoin "company" like trading stocks?
28 hours later 32987976 Anonymous
It's going up! Buy, buy, buy!
28 hours later 32987980 Anonymous
>>32987938
88.28 now
IT'S HABBEDING
28 hours later 32987989 Anonymous
>>32987954
wtf someone copy and pasted my comment there
28 hours later 32987990 Anonymous
>>32987956
>>32987938
>>32987959
How can you fucking miss the 500 posts in here about people ready to buy now when the price is low
28 hours later 32987992 Anonymous
>>32987966
>actually buying the individual bitcoins for their worth in actual currency
This.
Pathetic isn't it?
28 hours later 32987996 Anonymous (don gaymon.jpg 448x631 255kB)
>>32987938
>>32987980
Its called a bull trap
28 hours later 32988001 Anonymous
>>32987990
>71
>low
are you srs m8
28 hours later 32988003 Anonymous
Wait and see. THE HAPPENING is still happening. It might end up wherever.
28 hours later 32988006 Anonymous
>>32987976
THIS. just took out a second set of student loans so i can pay off the last one with the profit from this bubble.
28 hours later 32988011 Anonymous
>>32987966
its stock market for small game.
with the added bonus that you have only one value trading authority (MagictheGatheringOnlineExchange.co m aka MtGOX), and its easily manipulated by DDOSing said authority.
28 hours later 32988018 Anonymous (1308289735775.png 362x355 127kB)
>>32988006
28 hours later 32988025 Anonymous
How much do you think that the unreliability of MtGoy is further driving the crash?
They need to cap the number of transactions per minute per account, maybe even to 1, so that all the bots can't run for shit.
They need to monitor the activity level of accounts and take action on those that act like bots, not necessarily freezing them, but perhaps doubling, tripling or quadrupling their minimum trade cooldown timer.
Their fucked servers are causing people to dump Bitcoin to get away from them, whether they're fleeing the currency or not, they are definitely fleeing MtGoy for other, less flooded exchanges.
Anyway, I hope it crashes all the way down to $40 or below. I've got a 1,500GH/s Minirig ordered so I'm in it for the long game, the further it crashes the more bandwagoners will cancel their orders and be less competition.
LET IT HAPPEN!!!
28 hours later 32988027 Anonymous
what the fuck. look at btc-e and bitcoin24, it's going up everywhere.
28 hours later 32988028 Anonymous
>>32987989
It's a quote from the document on Google Docs...
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2t dZG8OsWtLU1BPbGNPNnc0Unc/view?sle=t rue
Also it was posted 25m before yours.
28 hours later 32988043 Anonymous
>>32987992
Yes, if that's true it's incredibly pathetic.
I can see getting into it when it first started, when bitcoins were worth less than a standard US dollar, but now that the price is so high and unstable anyone who buys bitcoins anytime recently is just fodder for natural selection.
28 hours later 32988047 Anonymous
>>32987966
Buying individual bitcoins for their "worth" (lel) in actual currency. We don't know what caused the prices to rise, although people in Cyprus apparently saw it as a good place to keep their money. Once the price was moving quickly up, everybody saw it and went "well gee, maybe if I buy some they'll go up some more and I'll make a profit", which made them skyrocket up to about $250 or something. Then the price started to move down and everybody panicked at the idea of it plummeting, making them sell and causing it to plummet.
28 hours later 32988049 Anonymous
>>32987990
>90 dollars
>low
top honk. if you buy now you're an idiot.
28 hours later 32988050 Anonymous
>>32987930
So was fight club 9/10 or 10/10 for you?
28 hours later 32988059 Anonymous
>>32988006
Selling my kidney right now.
28 hours later 32988060 Anonymous
>>32987996
>a bull trap
its already happend fucker look at the charts, we're returning to the mean
28 hours later 32988061 Anonymous
>>32988011
*valuable I meant
I wont ever invest in this shit, because I am bad with money. I'm happy with what I got, no need to gamble.
28 hours later 32988064 Anonymous
>>32987980
Now is 105
>wat
28 hours later 32988071 Anonymous
>>32988001
It's all relative. 71 is low if people expect it to get back up to 200 and it's definately low to the people who cashed out at above 200.
Also, why else would it be rising?
(LEL JEWS)
28 hours later 32988076 fubih
Back up to $105
28 hours later 32988089 Anonymous (1359253898123.jpg 288x467 43kB)
>114 US dollars
what.
what is happening.
28 hours later 32988091 Anonymous
guys
GUYS
what if it actually does get back to $260
28 hours later 32988094 Anonymous
>>32988027
Its a bull trap, people are buying thinking its hit the low and thus, driving the price back up.
28 hours later 32988099 Anonymous (1365649205017.gif 182x259 2265kB)
>taking out student loans
>insured by the government
>can't pay them back
>it essentially comes out of my pocket.
>money out my pocket is going to bitcoin fags who profited from idiots.
28 hours later 32988105 Anonymous
>>32988089
dead cat bouncing etc
28 hours later 32988108 Anonymous
114.00 now.
Is it always this unstable?
28 hours later 32988111 Anonymous
>>32988089
Raising the hammer to put the final nail in the coffin. It will plummet to $35 in 2 hours.
28 hours later 32988114 Anonymous
$115
BUYBUYBUY ONLY THE HEAVEN IS LIMIT
28 hours later 32988124 Anonymous
IT'S GOING UP TO A MILLION DOLLARS
28 hours later 32988127 Anonymous
>>32988108
how new are you though
28 hours later 32988129 Anonymous
>>32988111
>$35
shit if it gets that low i might as well put a small amount in just to experiment
28 hours later 32988136 Anonymous
>>32988114
>idiots going to massively lose everything. again.
Horry shit.
28 hours later 32988139 Anonymous
>>32988114
Yes, after the suicide!
28 hours later 32988144 Anonymous
>>32988108
no it started around last month when idiots decided this was an investment
28 hours later 32988148 Anonymous
>>32988114
Fuck me it's going to be worth more than before trading stopped, what is going on?
28 hours later 32988164 Anonymous
>>32988099
The ones that really win here are the lenders, since they get paid in full by the government and still get to collect the loan principal plus interest from the student.
28 hours later 32988170 Anonymous
>bid: 120.00
what. this is not the happening i was expecting.
28 hours later 32988171 Anonymous
>>32988136
Im gonna an hero if it doesnt go back up anyways. Might as well go all in for real this time.
Also 125 now get mad faggot
28 hours later 32988179 Anonymous
>>32988148
Someone crashed the market to buy lots of buttcoins for cheap. Now it's going up and they'll cash out billions.
28 hours later 32988191 Anonymous
>>32988144
The prices have been unstable ever since people started to use Mtgox. Back when it was just OTC exchanges people treated them like a toy.
Whatever I got rich off buttcoins
28 hours later 32988197 Anonymous
>>32988179
It was the fucking Winklevoss Twins.
28 hours later 32988204 Anonymous
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
Any gauge as to when its gonna drop again? I'm looking to sell..
28 hours later 32988205 Anonymous (1363743683172.gif 200x199 695kB)
just dumped my student loans into BTC atfter that jump
>mfw I'm a millionaire in the morning
28 hours later 32988219 Anonymous
>>32988148
Someone with a lot of money is buying it up, driving up the price. He will most likely dump everything once he runs out of fund to continue driving up the price and enough buyers comes back into the market after watching the "rebound".
28 hours later 32988223 Anonymous
>>32987480
>>32987444
>>32987413
>>32987377
There was literally ZERO risk in mining and it paid itself back within a month for years. and you could ALWAYS resell for 80%.
28 hours later 32988231 Anonymous (1286225133239.gif 248x244 736kB)
Those of you dying to buy, don't fall for it. Be ice cool. Unless you took a loan. God help you.
28 hours later 32988233 Anonymous
>>32988205
is dis a joek
28 hours later 32988237 Anonymous
>>32988197
holy shit it all makes sense
>multimillinaires who got scammed by fuckerberg who now owns a worthless stock
>buttcoins drop to nothing
>announces they butcoins now
>buttcoins bounce back
28 hours later 32988238 Anonymous
Why does everyone keep mentioning student loans? Did some moron actually do that and an hero or something?
28 hours later 32988239 Anonymous
everyone quick go to buttcoins.com
28 hours later 32988241 Anonymous
>>32988233
yes
28 hours later 32988246 Anonymous
>>32988219
Bull trap 2.0 Pumping Dumpalo
28 hours later 32988251 Anonymous (indian_poor.jpg 385x450 28kB)
>>32988205
yfw: tomorrow morning
28 hours later 32988253 Anonymous
>>32988238
I can see some idiots doing that.
28 hours later 32988257 Anonymous
>>32988238
because 4chan IS LITERALLY REDDIT.
28 hours later 32988263 Anonymous
>>32988099
All funds are fungible.
No, you didn't gift it to the government. It was never your money to begin with.
28 hours later 32988264 Anonymous
>>32988239
>buttcoins.com
hhhehehe
28 hours later 32988272 Anonymous
>>32988238
According to leddit, some faggots actually did buy bitcoins with their student loans. There are now calls for suicide hotline info to be posted for their sakes. It's hilarious.
28 hours later 32988286 Anonymous
>>32988239
hahaha nice
28 hours later 32988288 Anonymous
Put yourself in the shoes of the lowest common denominator.
Imagine the speculator that's holding buttcoins and dollars. This is the guy that move markets. There's many like him and collectively they move markets. He is panicking.
Now bet against this muppet and take his money.
28 hours later 32988291 Anonymous
>>32987996
No man, it's the bear trap. Check it out man
28 hours later 32988292 Anonymous
Does /g/ think it will ever rise back to 200USD?
28 hours later 32988299 Anonymous
135 now how mad are you guys? Noobs.
28 hours later 32988302 Anonymous
140
140
140
IT
JUST
KEEPS
GOING
UP!
28 hours later 32988316 Anonymous
>>32988292
Yeah give it 2 hours.
28 hours later 32988318 Anonymous
>>32988299
Not mad at all because once the pump is over everyone will panic
28 hours later 32988320 Anonymous
>$134.00
STOP RISING. FUCK.
28 hours later 32988324 Anonymous
>$70 USD
>20 minutes later
>$140 USD
Seriously? We just had a crash and now there is another bubble popping up within the span of 20 fucking minutes?!
28 hours later 32988328 Anonymous
>>32988292
Yes. Trust me, I know shit.
28 hours later 32988330 Anonymous
>>32988292
Hit a high of 140 a few mins ago, up from 80~ in <15mins. Nobody knows shit...
28 hours later 32988333 Anonymous (buttcoins.jpg 781x315 46kB)
>>32988302
Da fuck man.
28 hours later 32988337 Anonymous
>>32988324
bull trap
28 hours later 32988341 Anonymous
>>32988302
BUT HOW HIGH WILL IT GO????
28 hours later 32988342 Anonymous
>>32988302
WE WERE WRONG!
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
oh wait it's going down again
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
oh it's going up again
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
28 hours later 32988347 Anonymous
>actually buying bitcoins
Look idiots, the people making money here never invested a red cent into bitcoins. They mined them months/years ago.
Its not a money in / money out thing. There is a substantial amount of people selling bitcoins who never bought them. That means of just the investors (people who bought in with money), there is a substantial loss of money going to the miners.
Even though the market is very volatile, its not a 50/50, its much lower if your a buyer not a miner. For every dollar a buyer puts in, only a fraction of that actually exits back to the buyers, you will always stand to lose money, especially if you are risking buying on the uptake / buying high. And consider the market can crash any time a miner chooses to sell their 20k bitcoins they mined years ago. We don't even know how much of that hoarded miner wealth exists.
28 hours later 32988354 Anonymous
>>32988333
this defies all logic im a god damn finance student and i can't make heads or tails of this shit.
28 hours later 32988358 Anonymous (1365731438105.jpg 1603x1703 320kB)
28 hours later 32988366 Anonymous
>>32988292
Yes, it will. Not sure if it will last too much if it goes to $200 in the following hours but sure it will. It will also recover the $200 status someday in the future, but I don't know when.
28 hours later 32988368 Anonymous
>>32988302
>>32988299
>bull trap
28 hours later 32988372 Anonymous
>>32988347
i buy bitcoins.
but i use them for drugs not investments because im not a reddittard
28 hours later 32988374 Anonymous
This whole thing is remarkably pedagogical. I've learned more about economics and markets by following this than I ever could have learned from text books.
28 hours later 32988378 Anonymous
>>32988333
Bull tarp.
28 hours later 32988379 Anonymous
>>32988354
Someone is probably buying a bunch, waiting until a specific amount, then dropping.
That's how unstable the market is.
28 hours later 32988385 Anonymous
Jesus Christ I watch a movie for an hour and a half and THIS SHIT HAPPENS WHAT THE FUCK
DROP AGAIN SO I CAN BUY SOME YOU ASSHOLES
You're literally losing money if you're not playing the game right now.
28 hours later 32988390 Anonymous
Most vendors have shut down because of this buttcoin bullshit.. fuck this
28 hours later 32988392 ennui (1351730753751.png 872x590 53kB)
28 hours later 32988395 Anonymous
>>32988358
Exactly. Bubbles don't just pop. They deflate over a long period of time with people trying to blow air back into them.
29 hours later 32988402 Anonymous
>>32988347
>They mined them months ago.
toplel
I've been mining buttcoins for 3 years. I've made like only $5000. I used to mine with 2 ghash/s but two gpus broke down and I'm at 1.25 ghash/s
29 hours later 32988403 Anonymous
>>32988354
I'm also a finance student and would like to acknowledge that finance is a useless major that doesn't teach you anything practical. I'm just doing it as a second major to make my resume look better and because it's easy marks, one day of trading would probably teach you more than a year of studying finance at uni.
29 hours later 32988416 Anonymous
>>32988354
many operating exchanges and things change when the biggest one comes back after being gone for 24 hours with a backlog ?
29 hours later 32988431 Anonymous
>>32988403
Should have took economics pleb
29 hours later 32988436 Anonymous
how long yall think a transfer of $32 from blockchain.info to mt.gox will take? hint: been 5min, still unconfirmed.
29 hours later 32988441 Anonymous
>130
ABANDON SHIP
ABANDON SHIP
ABANDON SHIP
29 hours later 32988446 Anonymous
OH GOD THE CRASH! THE BUBBLE! NOOOOOO!
29 hours later 32988448 Anonymous
>>32988374
Or you know, you can read a book on trading that isn't complete shit and it'll bring you through all the various bubbles throughout history and analyze it fundamentally, technically, and psychologically.
But I suppose finance books tend to be mind numbingly boring to read, this is much more fun.
29 hours later 32988449 Anonymous
>>32988431
>economics
>not pleb
You made me lol hard. Actuarial master race.
29 hours later 32988450 Anonymous
>>32988431
easily transferable
29 hours later 32988467 Anonymous (1363693360574.gif 500x475 324kB)
whats going in in this thread guise?
29 hours later 32988471 Anonymous (1354075986131.jpg 720x720 48kB)
Those of you who don't know what they're doing, stay away. Don't get caught in mania unless you know what to do.
29 hours later 32988473 Anonymous
ITT : People who don't understand finance or economics making fun of people who don't understand finance or ecnomics
29 hours later 32988481 Anonymous
>130.00
BUY NOW
NO SELL
NO WAIT BUY
I DON'T KNOW
29 hours later 32988496 Anonymous
>>32988481
this is the bull trap
don't buy
29 hours later 32988507 Anonymous
>>32988402
reminder is this the most BLATANT disinfo /g/ has ever seen
good miners have made back over 20x their initial investment
asics literally made over ONE FUCKING NIGGER THOUSAND DOLLARS PER FUCKING NIGGER DAY
ONE THOUSAND NIGGERS PER FUCKING NIGGER.
29 hours later 32988509 Anonymous
Anyone else thinks it's bullshit how Mt. Cocks delays the ticker whenever the price goes down? They also take days and weeks to process orders. If you use Mt. Cocks, you are almost guaranteed to lose money because they are greatly abusing their 80% control of the market. Remember, they have NO legal obligation to follow any financial laws like real currency exchanges do.
29 hours later 32988514 Anonymous
>>32988481
you are the worst accountant i have ever hired
29 hours later 32988516 Anonymous (2yqN.jpg 143x76 3kB)
the life support is over
SELL
SELL SELL
29 hours later 32988520 Anonymous (23456783456.jpg 1024x1024 192kB)
29 hours later 32988521 Anonymous
>>32988354
Its because traditional investors are not investing here. Its literally idiots who have no idea what they are doing. its like playing poker with a newbie, they actually have a small advantages against more experienced players because they are so unpredictable.
In the world of bitcoins, the experienced trader is no better off than someone on /g/. There were people buying bitcoins at $250/pol when not three months ago they were much less. Its insane.
29 hours later 32988547 Anonymous
>>32988507
is it still disinfo if it's clearly retarded?
29 hours later 32988556 Anonymous
http://youtube.com/watch?v=kpBOzNhA 7-s
29 hours later 32988567 Anonymous
>>32988521
Yet it's been proven that SMART bitcoin investing (aka MINING) literally beats 95% of investments you could possibly make with guaranteed ROI (what is 80% resale value)
29 hours later 32988573 Anonymous
>>32988520
I don't know if you made that picture, but 10/10, 5 stars, A++ would recommend
29 hours later 32988580 Anonymous
123! ITS LIKE THE SHOAH!
29 hours later 32988584 Anonymous
>120
ITS ALL OVER NOW
SELL
29 hours later 32988594 Anonymous
>>32988507
I made 166x my initial investment. $30 in electricity was my initial investment. I just started mining with the computer I all ready had then bought a new computer from the profit.
After that I sold bitcoins immediately after I mined them.
29 hours later 32988604 Anonymous
>>32988403
What the fuck are you on about?
finance =/= daytrading
Did you think 4-5 years of university was going to teach you how to "win at stocks" ?
29 hours later 32988606 Anonymous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPj jnfGKrPc
29 hours later 32988608 Anonymous
>>32988520
gotta appreciate OC
29 hours later 32988612 Anonymous
HOW TO MAKE MONEY OFF OF BITCOINS :
To afford that new mechanical keyboard, latest nVidia GPU for your vidya gayms, or even an Asian blow-up doll, just follow these three steps:
1. Wait for the biweekly DDoS or any other technical issue (Fork Monday when .7/.8 forked and it went from 50 to 34; 2 days ago when it went to 180; just now)
2. Buy as much as you can while all of the paranoid panic sellers shit their pants.
3. Good goyim, now you'll be able to look cool in battlestation threads!
29 hours later 32988624 Anonymous
>>32988567
>it's been proven
>aka
>literally
That's some american-level vocabulary you have right there.
29 hours later 32988640 Anonymous
>>32988580
127! OH THANK G-D
29 hours later 32988647 Anonymous
>>32988516
whats funny is that Ive made a good $600 is the past 4 days..including in todays "drop" the trick is just to shoot for $25 profit every couple hours in trades..even if that means trading $20. Time and patience is the only way.
p.s. nothing from the chan is black and white.
29 hours later 32988653 Anonymous
>>32988604
finance degres are literally uselses unless you're at a top 10- college in which case enjoy youre guaranted 500,000/year starting at 22 literally 10 million diollars per year at 30 finance job being the ultiomate jew
29 hours later 32988655 Anonymous
>120.00
remove the goddamned image limit mods. i want to post a ron paul.
29 hours later 32988658 Anonymous
ITS GOING BACK UP!
ITS GONNA HIT $200 AGAIN
BETTER BUY QUICK ANON ITS NOT A BUBBLE THIS TIME. THIS TIME ITS REAL!
29 hours later 32988659 Anonymous
>>32988584
>>32988580
>the cocaine I bought off of the Silk Road is making me paranoid as fuck
I love frantic dumbasses like you; they cause panic crashes like these.
Wait until the shitstorm settles, then determine whether you should buy/sell. Hey -- even the 4 seconds lag could fuck you over now, so why bother?
29 hours later 32988668 Anonymous (1278885794335.png 235x242 105kB)
This innovative and brilliantly-designed currency would be so useful if humanity wasn't composed of so many fucktards that keep it on a bungie cord.
29 hours later 32988674 Anonymous
>>32988567
No true SMART scotsman
29 hours later 32988681 Anonymous
>>32988647
Do you mine or actually invest?
Can you give more information than just "periodically trade in $20 increments"?
Like for example at what price do you buy and at what price do you sell? Do you just monitor it on your phone and then buy/sell when the time is right?
29 hours later 32988687 Anonymous
ITS TANKING! SELL NOW! GET OUT NOW M8! YOU WILL GET WREKT
29 hours later 32988689 Anonymous
>>32988509
where do you recommend?...btc-e (russians)
29 hours later 32988704 Anonymous (rin pill.jpg 317x324 55kB)
>mtgoy catches up
>prices crash
29 hours later 32988706 Anonymous
>>32988521
Hate to be that guy, but a good Poker player should not be losing to a beginner in the long run if they're actually a good player. If someone's being illogical in Poker, all you have to do is be logical to win more often than not.
29 hours later 32988712 Anonymous
>>32988655
>remove the goddamned image limit mods. i want to post a ron paul.
There's no image limit on this thread; 520 images have already been posted. Apparently 4chan x does its own client-side checking, try using the regular post form at the top of the page.
29 hours later 32988720 Anonymous
>126
BUY
BUY
WE ON A SPACESHIP HEADING TO THE 200 DOLLAR GALAXY
29 hours later 32988731 Anonymous
>yfw 2000$ worth of mining equipment made literally 50,000$ and actually LITERALLY GAINED RESALE VALUE BECAUSE BITCOINERS BOUGHT OUT ALL GOOD 5xxx CARDS FOR HALF A YEAR STRAIGHT.
29 hours later 32988734 Anonymous
>>32988720
>115
SELL SELL SELL
BAIL OUT GET ON A LIFEBOAT
29 hours later 32988735 Anonymous
>>32988704
ITS DROPPING
29 hours later 32988742 Anonymous
>>32988720
IT CAN ONLY GO HIGHER
THE FUNDAMENTALS ARE TOO STRONG
IT WILL ONLY KEEP RISING
29 hours later 32988751 Anonymous
Question: how does bitcoin deal with an ever-extending blockchain?
29 hours later 32988753 Anonymous
>>32988653
Not from the US but something tells me you're exaggerating..
29 hours later 32988767 Anonymous
and just like that
the hopes of 1 thousand fat balding jobless men were crushed
29 hours later 32988778 Anonymous
>>32988731
what is it with /v/ and /g/ and the word "literally"
29 hours later 32988782 Anonymous (ruby slippers2.jpg 500x333 33kB)
>>32988658
I bet that if you keep clicking your ruby slippers together and repeat that to yourself several times, it'll come true.
29 hours later 32988784 Anonymous
>>32988767
Too soon. You're gonna make me swallow my shotgun.
29 hours later 32988793 Anonymous (btow.jpg 890x845 147kB)
>bitcoin is gonna take over the world
haven't got to the meat of it yet but dis is gunna be gud
29 hours later 32988795 Anonymous
>105
oh the humanity
29 hours later 32988804 Anonymous
>>32988782
>thinks everyone wears womens clothes like him.
Jesus you neckbeards can be really delusional sometimes.
29 hours later 32988816 Anonymous (buttcoin wallet2.jpg 808x401 96kB)
>>32988507
I'm not lying.
I only made $5000 from buttcoins in 3 years
29 hours later 32988817 Anonymous
>>32988751
disk space is cheap
plus you don't need the full blockchain on hand to perform transactions
29 hours later 32988835 Anonymous (The chemistry experiment had me figuratively -- and then shortly thereafter literally -- glued to my seat.png 740x218 38kB)
>>32988778
29 hours later 32988849 Anonymous
what do the square blocks represent? just a loarg amount of bitcoins being traded or are they bitcoins being solved? i don't understand it.
29 hours later 32988862 Anonymous
>>32988849
buildings people are jumping out of
29 hours later 32988890 Anonymous
feeling less worse about cashing out my 400 bitcoins at 12 each now, maybe I'll rebuy when it drops to $20-30
29 hours later 32988897 Anonymous
>100
>100
>100
29 hours later 32988902 Anonymous
>>32988862
I lol'd
have a tip
-[jewbot] le tip 0.05BTC [verified]
29 hours later 32988911 Anonymous
>2008
"FUCKING LEHMAN BROTHERS MADE ME BANKRUPT!!"
>2013
OH HEY LETS BE STOCK BROKERS OURSELF WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG!!!
29 hours later 32988915 Anonymous
>>32988778
it's hard to overemphaize the objective fucking empriical FACT that random NEETs have literally made more than people working at hedge funds this last year because only the most autistic of internet nerds were mining / buying bitcoins early enough
29 hours later 32988926 Anonymous
So it looks like its going to balance at around 90-100
29 hours later 32988930 Anonymous
BELOW 100!
WHAT HAVE I DONE TO UPSET YOU LORD!?!?! PLEASE SPARE MY BANK ACCOUNT!
29 hours later 32988935 Anonymous
>>32988767
but i'm only one of those things..
29 hours later 32988943 Anonymous
>>32988915
I will literally believe that, as I am litereally one of said chosen ones
29 hours later 32988948 Anonymous
>>32988915
literally is not a superlative, you don't use it for "empathizing"
29 hours later 32988954 Anonymous
>95
any good cyanide stocks, they're about to skyrocket
29 hours later 32988957 Anonymous
>>32988915
There's a hikkikomari millionaire that got rich trading stocks.
29 hours later 32988968 Anonymous (saved.png 210x161 3kB)
>image limit reached
29 hours later 32988972 Anonymous
>>32988954
Dow chemical and BASF are your best bet
29 hours later 32988986 Anonymous
>>32988954
>chemical company
Try DuPont.
29 hours later 32988994 Anonymous
Buy order on btc-e
>price 80.1
>BTC 468.98548825
>USD 37523.52891488
Is he one of them that took out a student loan?
29 hours later 32988998 Anonymous
>>32988972
damn dow chmericals stocks went up 4%
lel
29 hours later 32989006 Anonymous
>>32988932
does that actualyl work
29 hours later 32989015 Anonymous (1358901331294.png 282x250 56kB)
>>32988835
>xkcd
29 hours later 32989027 Anonymous
>>32988681
I mine too. One rig just mining Lite coins(1100Kh/s) and another mining PPC(200Mh/s). I trade at BTC-e because It's what I learned on. I started out mining bitcoins but after couple increases in difficulty it just wasn't worth it. I mine alternate coins to build up a wallet of each (~100 coins) any surplus is traded for btc. Like just ~20min I placed a buy order at $80 with $180 to spend. It's now at $102. Once it gets to the price I set the transaction will go through. Then set a sell order at $120, ~2.25coins x 120=$270 or $90profit. This skill part is having the confidence not to bounce around and waste cash.
29 hours later 32989072 Anonymous
btce is going up lel
29 hours later 32989087 Anonymous
>>32988604
I made it pretty clear that I don't think finance is good for anything besides easy marks. The guy I replied to brought up being a finance student as if it's relevant with regards to trading. Even if finance isn't meant to be daytrading, I can assure you that the majority of finance students are delusional idiots who honestly think they're going to learn how to "win at stocks".
29 hours later 32989099 Anonymous
MTGOX DOWN!
29 hours later 32989110 Anonymous
Where do you people buy bitcoins from?
Im not looking to invest like a fag i just want to buy drugs on silkroad
29 hours later 32989113 Anonymous
>>32989099
L
29 hours later 32989125 Anonymous
>>32989087
Aw okay I thought you meant it wasn't practical in general. My bad.
Yeah you're right about the majority too.
29 hours later 32989126 Anonymous
>>32989110
why don't you just Google it?
29 hours later 32989128 Anonymous
>>32989099
E
29 hours later 32989137 Anonymous
>>32989110
If you're buying drugs then wait a week for it to calm down a bit and people to stop fucking pumping money in hoping to get rich quick.
If you buy in now you're just another pawn in some rich guys plan
29 hours later 32989146 Anonymous
>>32989099
L.
29 hours later 32989161 Anonymous
>>32989137
Most vendors have delayed sales in this shitstorm. Obviously you wouldn't buy now.
29 hours later 32989163 Anonymous
oh man I can't wait for the cash to roll in
how long till i get $100 /g/? a week?
29 hours later 32989169 Anonymous
>>32989087
>>32988604
Just curious, what would one take if they wanted to get into daytrading?
29 hours later 32989171 Anonymous
>>32989126
I did i can use bitinstant or mtgox but i just want to buy a little bit, enough to get some lsd.
>>32989137
okay i'll wait but where do you recommend i buy?
29 hours later 32989178 Anonymous (yussss.png 866x589 25kB)
>>32989163
forgot pic :3
29 hours later 32989211 Anonymous
>>32989110
>>32989137
He's right. If you order now and the price goes up over night the vendor will just take the difference. If it fucks the vendor over they just cancel the orders. Just have to wait
29 hours later 32989212 Anonymous
>>32989171
I use btc-e, I only pumped and dumped and played around with like 100$ though so I don't know what's best for silk road.
29 hours later 32989215 Anonymous
>>32989169
Practice, probably.
I don't see any particular subject being directly helpful, but stats and some understanding of economics is going to help.
29 hours later 32989217 Anonymous
>>32989169
At least 25k, patience, common sense and a lot of time to learn.
29 hours later 32989219 Anonymous
>>32989178
what are you mining with?
29 hours later 32989233 Anonymous
>>32989163
>>32989178
Where is this cash going to come from?
29 hours later 32989234 Anonymous
Post your addresses I'm sending out buttcoins now that they're worthless
29 hours later 32989235 Anonymous
How the heck do I buy BTC now? (Not in 2-3 days for a stupid account to get verified)
29 hours later 32989246 Anonymous
>>32989234
Sent ;)
29 hours later 32989248 Anonymous
>>32989233
bitcoins!
29 hours later 32989251 Anonymous (1345684568836.jpg 500x551 68kB)
I've really been enjoying this thread so far. Thank you, guys.
29 hours later 32989259 Anonymous
>>32989217
>a lot of time to learn
a good way is to "invest" pretend money and take notice of all the trades you *would* have done and evaluate as you go
29 hours later 32989263 Anonymous
Watching that shitty graph I've come to realize something.
The price of BTC only rises when the site is going slow.
Essentially people see the price as not changing so they buy, but when the price updates a lot, it changes and they sell.
29 hours later 32989276 Anonymous
MTGOX DOWN FOR 10 MINUTES!
29 hours later 32989282 Anonymous
>>32988948
Yes it is
lrn2language faggot
29 hours later 32989288 Anonymous
>>32989234
1JwyPhVzapnLqNXbKfTsX4DLE3MUR1gwi6
29 hours later 32989294 Anonymous
>>32989234
12CK2GFZNNzZ6Lg6ihqAxmRFuM2TKzxUpK
If legit than thanks man
29 hours later 32989300 Anonymous
>>32989263
Pump and dump.
29 hours later 32989310 Anonymous
>>32989169
Most people just mean amatuer trading with personal finances. It's not really a career path. Find something you want to invest in with your personal finance and do it. You get the portfolio and trading basics from finance courses but that really won't help much.
29 hours later 32989313 Anonymous
>>32989235
i just want one for drugs bro
16KLfRu8TBQUrCU9iPdQgjofoBj5nGbZsJ
29 hours later 32989316 Anonymous
>>32989248
I see...
Good luck, I guess?
>>32989234
Great, another round of shitposting begins.
29 hours later 32989322 Anonymous
>>32989234
1KU9K44F7y8bobyY486p7xnpGVhDoge56B
29 hours later 32989325 Anonymous (538955_471626712869140_2104029273_n.jpg 960x540 17kB)
>>32989300
whose pumping?
29 hours later 32989333 Anonymous
>>32989235
I'm still waiting for my verification, applied for it today. Maybe we'll be better off waiting a few days. That image that's been posted a few times comparing the dotcom bubble to the bitcoin bubble seems pretty relevant; the crash won't be instant it'll be a gradual decline. Maybe in a few days or a week it'll be less than $30.
29 hours later 32989337 Anonymous
>>32989294
sent ;)
29 hours later 32989359 Anonymous
I just want a site for betting Bitcoins on Dota 2 pro matches.
29 hours later 32989382 Anonymous
Gox is probably getting DDosed now.
Just try to load the front page (which in unrelated to their trading engine)
29 hours later 32989388 Anonymous
What is the easiest way to buy bitcoins with paypal?
I'd google it but I'd like to know the opinion of people who've done this before.
29 hours later 32989394 Anonymous
>>32989333
If you're the one who was asking about sr... an 'account' sounds like a bad thing if its not completely anonymous. Bank deposits are the best way
29 hours later 32989403 Anonymous
>>32989169
If school could teach you how to make millions from the stock market, then everyone would do it.
Do you know who were the biggest partiers at my university? The business and finance students. Out of the entire College of Business the only ones with any worth were the accountancy majors.
29 hours later 32989408 Anonymous
>>32989388
Nobody will sell you bitcoins through paypal
29 hours later 32989409 Anonymous
So, how do I start GPU mining?
29 hours later 32989430 Anonymous
>>32989408
Is Bank Transfer the only way?
29 hours later 32989432 Anonymous
jesus christ how long does this "synchronizing with network" thing take?
29 hours later 32989433 Anonymous
>>32989359
I want to host servers for video games, but fuck paypal in the asshole.
29 hours later 32989442 Anonymous
>>32989430
No there's other ways
29 hours later 32989447 Anonymous
>>32989409
gotta download a miner program
i can let you in on the details if you needbe
29 hours later 32989467 Anonymous
>>32989442
*easiest
29 hours later 32989481 Anonymous
>>32989446
/x/ pls go
29 hours later 32989486 Anonymous
>>32989409
>>32989388
>>32989432
Read the Bitcoin Wiki:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Pag e
29 hours later 32989488 Anonymous
>>32989447
you can pm me the message? ;)
29 hours later 32989500 Anonymous
>>32989488
sure
sent ;)
29 hours later 32989506 Anonymous
>>32989446
They don't exactly "own" it.
I mean yeah they still fucked the price but people will move from MtGox.
29 hours later 32989507 Anonymous
>>32989432
some anon said it downloads more than 6gb of data
29 hours later 32989510 Anonymous
What if Satoshi Nakamoto is actually the FBI and buttcoins are actually honeypots to attract criminals selling illegal stuff.
29 hours later 32989517 Anonymous
>>32989488
yeah, just email me at johnbrew75@yahoo.com
ill let you know the stuff
29 hours later 32989531 Anonymous
>>32989510
I don't think you know what honeypots are.
29 hours later 32989537 Anonymous
>>32989510
Then they just made a whole bunch of more serious criminals very very rich?
29 hours later 32989557 Anonymous
>>32989531
and i don't think you know that each bitcoin has encrypted cp in it.
29 hours later 32989570 Anonymous
>>32989500
i fucking hate this hilarious meme god damn it im too stoned for this shit
29 hours later 32989583 Anonymous
>>32989517
what kind of porn subscription do you want?
29 hours later 32989586 Anonymous
>>32989557
That literally makes no sense.
29 hours later 32989592 Anonymous
send me some butts so i can butt while i butt
1CpRqW9iyKE8jXxNdBrLF7CnjQu6ra8tYd
29 hours later 32989604 Anonymous
You can't use your money if you are in prison.
29 hours later 32989609 Anonymous
>>32989583
doesn't really matter, its a temporary email
knock yourself out
29 hours later 32989612 Anonymous (Laugh.gif 290x210 1609kB)
There's still time to buy!
29 hours later 32989615 Anonymous
>>32989586
neither do bitcoins
29 hours later 32989629 Anonymous
>>32989586
people use bitcoins to trade cp and drugs
why dont they put some check
like to see if the bitcoin has cp inside
29 hours later 32989647 Anonymous
>>32989629
You're retarded.
29 hours later 32989649 Anonymous
Mt.Gox is down price at 74$
shit
29 hours later 32989667 Anonymous
>>32989234
1F5KVAjeRPnEydzveP6N3twuXsfJCmsBfC
29 hours later 32989686 Anonymous
>>32989647
pedophilia is literal mental retardation ;)
29 hours later 32989693 Anonymous
>>32989647
acknowledged ;)
29 hours later 32989715 Anonymous
Bitcoin is just as much a scam as lockerz.
Get this shit off the front page of my /g/.
29 hours later 32989720 Anonymous
>>32989609
sent ;^)
29 hours later 32989721 Anonymous
>>32989322
>>32989234
wow, thanks dude
29 hours later 32989735 Anonymous
>>32989234
1CpRqW9iyKE8jXxNdBrLF7CnjQu6ra8tYd
29 hours later 32989737 Anonymous
>people expecting to get free buttcoins from randoms on 4chan
hehe, stupid beggars
[spoiler]1PJcs4DgePoPE4Epu7cAVzXLiD yr9bPLWa[/spoiler]
[spoiler]pls[/spoiler]
29 hours later 32989745 Anonymous
>>32989721
(meant to point to) >>32989667
29 hours later 32989749 Anonymous
>>32989234
14DCf1VeBPofiGuLwYaPwRjwPXYj4H7Nn5
29 hours later 32989754 Anonymous
how long would it take for me to mine one bitcoin on a 7950? is it something ridiculous like 3 weeks?
29 hours later 32989791 Anonymous (1330422682418.jpg 500x380 51kB)
>>32989234
gief monies plox?
1M9swxF2Jgs9yvPVECUDzM7TmUtTwKoGrW
29 hours later 32989812 Anonymous
> 75 dollars
You fags sure got told
29 hours later 32989817 Anonymous
>>32973705
what website is this?
29 hours later 32989818 Anonymous
>>32989779
You actually required to file and pay taxes on it by the irs if you make more than 600 dollars.
With a 1000 dollars it may not be enough for them to notice. But highers amounts like 5k. Yeah they can tell and they'll audit you son
29 hours later 32989819 Anonymous
Can somebody send me .000000000001 BTC? (Or whatever the smallest possible amount is)
1BuUP6skSmJcMTmHtTCwnXHs4mr4KqjdyC
29 hours later 32989826 Anonymous
>>32989234
1Pvw9vDktaAiH96U1UU1pnc2bPbBhbGx6
29 hours later 32989833 Anonymous
>>32989234
pls send bitcoins to
12xUunAqexWfb2CoumnaMUgBzEG4SQ15LM
29 hours later 32989834 Anonymous
>>32989812
sombodies jelly they missed it
29 hours later 32989847 Anonymous
>influx of bitbeggars
IT'S THE /g/ BUBBLE
30 hours later 32989859 Anonymous
>>32989715
How fucking retarded do you have to be to think bitcoin is "a scam"? It's a great way to lose money, but that's because it's a risky gamble. A scam is something else entirely.
30 hours later 32989872 Anonymous
/\b1([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #bitcoin beggars
/\bL([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,33}\b/ #ludditecoin beggars
/\bPP([a-zA-Z0-9]){26,32}\b/ #pisscoin beggars
30 hours later 32989880 Anonymous
>>32989737
[spoiler]Spoiler tags don't work on /g/[/spoiler]
30 hours later 32989898 Anonymous
I cashed out at $215 up from $35.
I found 15 coins in another wallet.
What do?
Give me your financial advice /g/
30 hours later 32989910 Anonymous
>>32989880
[spoiler]I noticed that.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]Do you guys like to be spoiled?[/spoiler]
30 hours later 32989925 Anonymous
I feel like they'll crash then in 6 months be hyped up again. And I'll continue to get rich off of idiots.
30 hours later 32989926 Anonymous
>>32989898
Put the money in an IRA
30 hours later 32989927 Anonymous (fittya.png 293x158 6kB)
reminder that last time the bubble popped it kept going down for 6 months straight.
30 hours later 32989942 Anonymous
>>32989819
sent
30 hours later 32989943 Anonymous
From mtgox:
even as we speak, we are still being attacked by a yet unknown group of people that have clearly an intention in hurting Mt.Gox and Bitcoin as a whole. But rest assured that we are not giving up and are dedicated to win this, one way or another!
Because of these events, we will be subtracting 0.01 BTC from every Mtgox account that was active within past 48 hours to cover our expansion expenses.
WHAT THE FUCK? I know its not alot but isnt that kind of crap why people bought bitcoins in the first place?
30 hours later 32989945 Anonymous
>>32989898
Send them to people begging and be sure to let them know you've sent it to them by replying to their post with "sent ;)"
30 hours later 32989953 Anonymous
>>32989898
Sell them. The price is still half of the peak value.
30 hours later 32989961 Anonymous
>>32989943
source
if true:
HAHAHAHAAHAH WHAT
30 hours later 32989966 Anonymous
Where can I buy Litecoins? I live in Scandinavia.
30 hours later 32989971 Anonymous
>>32989943
>we will be subtracting 0.01 BTC from every Mtgox account that was active within past 48 hours to cover our expansion expenses.
wat
wat
wat
.01 btc
that's fucking 20% of all my btc
fdsfjsd;fjsz;fskdlfd
30 hours later 32989972 Anonymous
>>32989943
Was the lack of capitalization a part of the message as well?
30 hours later 32989979 Anonymous
>>32989943
You fucking lie. Source?
30 hours later 32989987 Anonymous
>>32989943
source?
30 hours later 32989993 Anonymous
>>32989943
6/10, completely plausible and made me check
30 hours later 32989998 Anonymous
>>32989971
>>32989972
>>32989979
>>32989987
It's not real you dickheads, jesus christ.
30 hours later 32990009 Anonymous
>>32989943
WTF!! I WANT MY $35!!!1!
30 hours later 32990010 Anonymous
So, what happened to the mount cocks graph? It's not updating for quite a while here.
30 hours later 32990018 Anonymous
>>32989998
IT'S A VOLATILE MARKET
ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
30 hours later 32990023 Anonymous
>>32990010
Mount cocks is down, go ahead and try to access the site.
30 hours later 32990027 Anonymous
>>32990006
fuck off faggot
30 hours later 32990043 Anonymous
> Everyone selling in BTC-e
its fucking happening.
30 hours later 32990046 Anonymous
>>32989926
0/10
>>32989945
Done
>>32989953
Solid advice through and through.
30 hours later 32990047 Anonymous
>>32990023
>implying I care enough to open their site
I just want to look at pretty numbers going down.
30 hours later 32990049 Anonymous
>>32989998
>even as we speak, we are still being attacked by a yet unknown group of people that have clearly an intention in hurting Mt.Gox and Bitcoin as a whole. But rest assured that we are not giving up and are dedicated to win this, one way or another!
>Because of these events, we will be subtracting 0.01 BTC from every Mtgox account that was active within past 48 hours to to sacrifice to the jew gods in hopes of appeasing them
30 hours later 32990051 Anonymous
>>32989998
I still cant even open mt.gox site, not even a 404. something big is happening. I say federal reserve is trying to take it out for good.
30 hours later 32990053 Anonymous
>>32989325
GOD FUCKING DAMNIT
I JUST REALIZED BFL'S LOGO IS A STRANGE ATTRACTOR
WHAT FUCKING DICKS
30 hours later 32990061 Anonymous
So, why did my client stop syncing at 4031 blocks left.
30 hours later 32990082 Anonymous
>>32990051
No way dude, it's probably FEMA
30 hours later 32990094 Anonymous
19juL626WZRz4Yrhdfuov1W2rDDzzyAhMQ
bitbegging thread :)
pls i have no monis :(
30 hours later 32990101 Anonymous
>>32990051
It's strange, since the influx of panic traders settled down and thing seemed ok, the delay even went down to less than 2 seconds but now it's down.
30 hours later 32990106 Anonymous
>We are experiencing a stronger than usual DDoS. We are working in it.
They've finally acknowledged the masses.
30 hours later 32990118 Anonymous
>>32990094
sent. ;)
30 hours later 32990123 Anonymous
Man, I really missed opportunities to cheat bandwagoners.
Nobody is using BTC to facilitate extralegal transactions. That's USD's job. And that's all it was ever good for, aside from buying shitty t-shirts with buttcoin silkscreens. Silk Road is all honeypots.
30 hours later 32990125 Anonymous
>>32990106
It would be funner if they just posted
"Farts"
30 hours later 32990126 Anonymous (wat.png 933x796 1423kB)
wat
30 hours later 32990128 Anonymous
>>32990106
RIP in peace bitcoins
30 hours later 32990135 Anonymous
>>32990106
>We are experiencing a stronger than usual DDoS. We are working in it
>Wokring in it
>in
Knew it.
30 hours later 32990144 Anonymous
>>32990126
SELL SELL SELL
30 hours later 32990156 Anonymous
>>32990135
Oh god I didn't even notice that little Freudian slip.
30 hours later 32990173 Anonymous
>>32990135
>Wokring
30 hours later 32990178 Anonymous
btce is rallying
30 hours later 32990180 Anonymous
>>32989263
What I've noticed, is if you look at the chart during habitual periods, there's a near-perfect sinusoidal fluctuation. It varies in amplitude, but is at the frequency of 1 cycle per hour, almost exactly. Anyone have any kind of an explanation for this?
I had it marked down for a whole days worth on the graph using mspaint, but I didn't save it because I figured it was fringe to develop reasoning for it. With the drop, you won't be able to see this effect, although since the startup a couple hours ago, it has created another, yet larger (0.5 cycles per hour) sine.
This is less significant than my earlier example, which was a constant fluctuation.
30 hours later 32990194 Anonymous
>>32990173
What are you, some kind of flat-bottomed wok pleb?
30 hours later 32990198 Anonymous
>>32990126
Where can you see this BTC bubble app?
30 hours later 32990209 Anonymous
>>32990198
They should add a minigame where you can pop the bubbles for points.
30 hours later 32990216 Anonymous
>>32990198
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
30 hours later 32990218 Anonymous
>>32990194
electric wok mustard race
30 hours later 32990222 Anonymous
gox cock mountain =/= bitcoin
When people realize that things will stabilize (at a much lower value though ~50-70$)
30 hours later 32990231 Anonymous
>>32989942
sent ;)
30 hours later 32990239 Anonymous
>>32990222
it could be weeks or months before it stabilizes, though.
30 hours later 32990244 Anonymous (THE DICK.png 256x321 118kB)
>>32990180
>autism.jpg
30 hours later 32990255 Anonymous
>>32990209
>points
>not bitcoins
30 hours later 32990257 Anonymous (gap_tooth_lindsey_wixson_640x480.jpg 640x480 41kB)
I just joined the wagon, what's everyone talking about?
30 hours later 32990261 Anonymous
>>32990239
And then there will be another bubble.
30 hours later 32990272 Anonymous
Why the fuck does litecoin literally follow whatever bitcoin does
30 hours later 32990302 Anonymous
>>32990244
>someone actually writes a 5-line post with content on /g/
>reply with funny image
30 hours later 32990307 Anonymous
What happens to the bitcoin market if I have a billion BTC and delete my wallet?
30 hours later 32990308 Anonymous
>>32990239
Well it survived since 2009, despite it's issues. This time too many people got into the game without knowing anything about the rules. Bitcoin is not your standard stock market.
30 hours later 32990310 Anonymous
So what's going to happen to bitcoins over the next year?
Any predictions? I remember almost buying 100 of them when they were under a dollar 2 or so years ago. Thinking of investing once they bottom out.
30 hours later 32990319 Anonymous
How do I calculate my potential mining speed.
30 hours later 32990322 Anonymous
>>32990307
Nothing.
30 hours later 32990329 Anonymous
I got a customer at work that ordered 10 Ares II and 20 7990, the guy is russian and we suspect him to be a major farmer.
Thing is we don't have any real knowledge with buttcoins, how fast could he farm with all those cards.
30 hours later 32990330 Anonymous
What's currently the simplest way to buy bitcoins online, /g/?
30 hours later 32990343 Anonymous
Man, whoever sold those ASICs must be laughing so hard right now.
30 hours later 32990348 Anonymous
>>32990310
Bitcoins weren't under a dollar 2 years ago
That's like 3.5 years ago that they were under $1
30 hours later 32990352 Anonymous
What happens to the dollar market if I have a billion dollars and burn it all?
30 hours later 32990354 Anonymous
from the 404'd thread:
why can't i buy a small amount of coins with paypal jesuschrist
30 hours later 32990357 Anonymous
>>32990330
1) Put your money in a pile
2) Pour gasoline on money
3) Drop a match on money
30 hours later 32990359 Anonymous
>>32990352
Nothing.
30 hours later 32990364 Anonymous
>>32990330
Please dear God wait until the prices go down
30 hours later 32990365 Anonymous
>>32990354
BIG BOYS ONLY
30 hours later 32990373 Anonymous
>>32990352
>What happens to the dollar market if I have a billion dollars and burn it all?
DO IT!
30 hours later 32990377 Anonymous
>>32990357
toplel
30 hours later 32990380 Anonymous
>>32990180
not sure if a smart post or a troll post
30 hours later 32990384 Anonymous
>>32990348
My bad, haven't paid them any attention until recently.
30 hours later 32990387 Anonymous
>>32990352
Except there are far less than 1 billion BTC.
30 hours later 32990391 Anonymous
>>32990329
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_h ardware_comparison
http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/ca lculator
30 hours later 32990399 Anonymous (happening.png 943x698 1480kB)
it's over.
30 hours later 32990401 Anonymous
I just gamed the system:
1. Buy 1 bitcoin
2. Copy and paste the wallet file until the drive is full
3. Transfer it all to the original wallet
4. Profit
30 hours later 32990405 Anonymous
>people won't use gox anymore cause lag and downtime
>move to the other, smaller traders
>make the problem even worse because they have smaller servers
>all traders are overloaded
>gox is ddosed
>market is forever at 70 USD
30 hours later 32990408 Anonymous
>>32990354
because whoever bought the bitcoins can claim he never got them and complain to paypal who will probably side withe the buyer.
The bitcoins are virtual and it's hard for the seller to prove to paypal that he sent them
30 hours later 32990410 Anonymous
>>32990354
paypal is a reversible transaction... also why you cant add funds via visa/mastercard
30 hours later 32990411 Anonymous
>>32990373
People already did with bitcoin.
30 hours later 32990413 Anonymous
>>32990401
lel
30 hours later 32990418 Anonymous
>>32990399
just watched the same thing
GG BUTTCOINS
>cya nerds
30 hours later 32990444 Anonymous (eRmEk.gif 323x486 852kB)
>>32990401
oh god why didn't I think of that
30 hours later 32990456 Anonymous
>>32990401
1) Buy 1 bitcoin
2) Create a bot and a network of wallets you own. Transfer that 1 bitcoin between your network of wallets as fast as possible
3) OMG TRADING VOLUME IS WAY UP BITCOINS R REAL MONEY. Price goes up
4) Sell your 1 bit coin.
5) Wait for the value to go down and buy 1 bitcoin. Repeat
30 hours later 32990463 Anonymous
>>32990401
You've destroyed it. Good job.
30 hours later 32990466 Anonymous
>>32990391
The calculator isn't loading and the Ares II isn't on the list.
30 hours later 32990474 Anonymous
>>32983408
Just a reminder that this is what happens to people who purchase intangible goods.
30 hours later 32990476 Anonymous
>>32990408
ah, makes sense
>>32990410
because i rather give my paypal info than my debitcard, full name, plus whatever other 'proof' these markets want.
30 hours later 32990478 Anonymous
>>32990463
>saging a sticky
30 hours later 32990484 Anonymous
>>32990418
it's not a bitcoin fault here.
shitty dominant exchanges like cock mt. are to blame and the massive influx of bots and idiots "manipulating" the market.
30 hours later 32990493 Anonymous
>>32990401
You don't even need to do all of that
Just have one bitcoin and put in the address of your wallet
Then press the send button twice as fast as you possibly can. It'll send it twice.
Repeat until you are a millionaire
30 hours later 32990497 Anonymous
>>32990401
No way that works.
30 hours later 32990509 Anonymous
>>32990497
Why not?
30 hours later 32990518 Anonymous
>>32990497
It works in the stock market all the time.
30 hours later 32990519 Anonymous
>>32990497
Of course it does, it is the price to pay for a DECENTRALIZED SYSTEM.
That means I can do whatever I want, without a third party.
30 hours later 32990537 Anonymous
>Low: 52.xxx
Ohboi.
30 hours later 32990538 Anonymous
What is the best mining pool around.
30 hours later 32990554 Anonymous
>>32990538
yes, there's one that's objectively best but people still use other ones
30 hours later 32990562 Anonymous
>>32990554
when will they learn?
30 hours later 32990563 Anonymous
>>32990519
Yes but when you try using those multiple BTC, you will send over the same hash multiple times.
It's like giving someone the same dollar over and over again.
30 hours later 32990566 Anonymous
>>32990478
Because I can.
30 hours later 32990571 Anonymous
>>32990380
Not trollin. I'm just wondering what kind of control reasoning is behind that effect. It was incredibly noticeable.
30 hours later 32990576 Anonymous
So buttcoin came to rely on a central entity in the end... they dun gox'd
30 hours later 32990579 Anonymous
>>32990566
counter sage
30 hours later 32990585 Anonymous
>>32990519
You can do whatever you want but nobody else would accept that transaction.
30 hours later 32990594 Anonymous
>>32990538
yo dog, private pools are the best when mining,
me and a few buddies are using our 5850-5870 and been mining massive amounts
espically with the rapid market increase.. we made huge profits
You should start mining now and buy as much as you can while the price is low
lemme know if you want more information
30 hours later 32990597 Anonymous
>>32990576
lulz
30 hours later 32990599 Anonymous
>>32990563
It's not the same DOLLAR since I just COPIED it.
People do it ALL THE TIME with real money, except with DIGITAL DATA it's LITERALLY a PERFECT copy of a LEGIT Bitcoin. There's ABSOLUTELY no way to DETECT it.
30 hours later 32990601 Anonymous
>>32990180
>sinusoidal fluctuation
My grandpa died from that.
30 hours later 32990605 Anonymous
>>32990585
1) Create a dummy account that accepts the transaction.
2) Have that account send fractions of bitcoins to other accounts (that you control)
3) Have those accounts send the fractions back to your main
4) You have a shiny new bitcoin!
30 hours later 32990606 Anonymous
>>32990599
prove it. make some.
30 hours later 32990617 Anonymous
>>32990606
ffs stop replying
30 hours later 32990618 Anonymous
>check out how mining works
>payout: 0.000000000000000003 buttcoins a year
I will just stick to watching the graphs and playing my pokemen.
30 hours later 32990622 Anonymous
>>32990606
>low: 9.74
Why do people panic so much?
30 hours later 32990629 Anonymous
>>32990599
You clearly do not understand how Bitcoins work. They were specifically designed so that doesn't work.
It is detectable because each Bitcoin has a unique hash and that hash will be the same each time you try and use it.
30 hours later 32990631 Anonymous
>>32990605
Accepting transactions = mining. Good luck on that.
30 hours later 32990636 Anonymous
>>32990622
What low is that? The hell are you talking about? It hasn't been that low since 2012
30 hours later 32990644 Anonymous
>>32990629
So what? If you copied a real dollar the serial number would be the same too, but no one checks that, specially if you use the cloned dollar in different stores.
30 hours later 32990654 Anonymous
>>32990636
the idiot probably clicked 6m on bitcoinity
30 hours later 32990660 Anonymous
ITT: underage trolls pretending to know shit about economy
30 hours later 32990662 Anonymous
>>32990644
I believe the system checks.
30 hours later 32990682 Anonymous
>>32990660
trolling is deliberate, these people are genuinely stupid
30 hours later 32990683 Anonymous
>>32990644
But people do check that for Bitcoins
http://thumbnails.visually.netdna-c dn.com/bitcoin-infographic_5029189c 9cbaf.jpg
Read this thing
30 hours later 32990693 Anonymous
>>32990662
Bit what if you flood the system with transactions? I feel like there could be a race condition that could be exploited.
30 hours later 32990710 Anonymous
>>32990660
>ITT: pretending to know shit about economy
fix'd
30 hours later 32990740 Anonymous
>>32990693
Nothing is wrong with bitcoins themselves
The weakest link is the stupid people that have them
30 hours later 32990743 Anonymous
>>32990682
exactly why the system is now damaged
hurrrrrrrrrr lets all be millionaires overnight, pump&dump, so we can all be rich.
idiots.
30 hours later 32990751 Anonymous (004.jpg 683x2413 151kB)
>>32990710
MEanwhile ther'S Me
http://www.mspaintadventures.com/sw eetbroandhellajeff/comoc.php?cid=00 4.jpg
30 hours later 32990754 Anonymous
>>32990693
But what if you googled "how does bitcoin work" and "bitcoin weaknesses" and read up instead of shitposting on /g/
30 hours later 32990758 Anonymous
>>32990693
The only time it works is if you control 51% of the network. That would allow you to double-spend. Seriously, before posting anymore go read up on how bitcoin works. The entire proof-of-work system was a solution to the double spending problem.
30 hours later 32990776 Anonymous
Do you guys really think the creator of Bitcoin is an anonymous saint messiah of the free internet that created a system out of pure good will? Or maybe he has some shadier "plans" for it?
30 hours later 32990781 Anonymous (muh happening.png 1191x868 1803kB)
Holy fuck
30 hours later 32990791 Anonymous
>>32990758
51% of the network wouldn't be too hard with a botnet
30 hours later 32990798 Anonymous
>>32990683
But what if Gary, Garth and Glenn are also into the cloning scheme. Who watches the miningmen?
30 hours later 32990801 Anonymous
>>32990791
You underestimate how many users of BTC there are
30 hours later 32990815 Anonymous
>>32990776
Shadier "plans" = cashing out before the bubble burst
30 hours later 32990817 Anonymous
>>32990801
There are tons of miners and no users.
30 hours later 32990823 Anonymous
>>32990791
There's a lot of botnets mining buttcoins right now but they're nothing in comparison to the total hashrate
30 hours later 32990824 Anonymous
>>32990180
that's called an underdamped step response
it's the result of bots and high frequency traders
30 hours later 32990826 Anonymous
>>32990758
You'd better read up on how bitcoin works yourself. You can double-spend with lesser percentage of the network but it won't work all the time.
30 hours later 32990832 Anonymous (1365635986166.jpg 500x500 95kB)
>>32990781
30 hours later 32990841 Anonymous
>>32990817
A lot of people like drugs and CP.
Further more, if you think there aren't users, go here.
http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
Each time there is a sound, there is a transaction.
30 hours later 32990845 Anonymous
>>32990824
Thank you, yes that helps clarify what I was seeing.
Strange, why 1 hour though?
30 hours later 32990846 Anonymous
>>32990329
if he's buying GPUs it's not for BTC
it's for litecoin
double so confirmed because fucking russians FUCKING LOVE LITECOIN for some god damn reason
also, WHERE THE FUCK CAN YOU GET 7990S AT ALL? ORDER FROM WHERE?
30 hours later 32990859 Anonymous
>>32990826
>double-spending
D-doesn't that create new bitcoins out of thin air? What if someone notices there are more bitcoins around than there should be?
30 hours later 32990863 Anonymous
>>32990791
Yes it would. The bitcoin network is currently operating at 62.5TH/s. Your average computer (without a high end video card) will get around 50MH/s. You'd need roughly 1.3 million nodes to match the network and at that point it would be quite obvious something is going on.
30 hours later 32990871 Anonymous
>>32990841
Yes, of pools to miners, miners to traders and traders to traders.
30 hours later 32990872 Anonymous
>>32990859
no and this just proves how many idiots are on this thread
30 hours later 32990877 Anonymous
>>32990859
They do keep a running tally of BTC
30 hours later 32990884 Anonymous
What's the point of Litecoin? Can you even buy drugs or CP with them?
30 hours later 32990899 Anonymous
>>32990826
You'd have to verify all the transactions in time and that's incredibly difficult to do. And you would still need to control a very significant portion of the network to pull it off.
30 hours later 32990906 Anonymous
>>32990884
>can you buy drugs
yes, google atlantis.
>what's the point
faster, objectively better cryrptocoin, resistant to 51% attacks (no asics), faster transactions, etc.
30 hours later 32990916 Anonymous
>>32990871
don't forget traders to drug dealers dumbass, that's why bitcoin exists at all (TOR dezians created it)
30 hours later 32990933 Anonymous
>>32990906
So the plan is to invest on them while no one cares about them and then rake in the dough 2 years later during the inevitable bubble.
30 hours later 32990936 Anonymous
>>32990916
You mean traders to DEA stings?
30 hours later 32990937 Anonymous
>>32990899
Good boy, you've actually read up on how bitcoin works.
30 hours later 32990939 Anonymous
>>32990781
>>32990832
Keep in mind if you don't watch it in real time, then it pauses the movement, and it accumulates over time.
You probably did that on purpose, and are shitposting.
30 hours later 32990940 Anonymous
Why can't MtDDos afford better servers?
31 hours later 32990980 Anonymous
>>32990940
What for? They don't give a fuck.
31 hours later 32990983 Anonymous
>>32990933
I doubt LTC will mirror what BTC has done.
That plan was better saved for BTC two years and two days ago.
31 hours later 32990986 Anonymous
>>32990906
Awesome. I guess I'll give Litecoin a shot, then. Thanks.
31 hours later 32990994 Anonymous
>>32990906
Oh yeah,
>google atlantis
that's going to get you somewhere related to this topic real fast.
31 hours later 32990995 Anonymous
>>32990937
I'm probably far more literate on the subject than you, so you may want to stop being so obnoxious. Double spending isn't something that anyone is going to be able to pull off is the point and if you want to do it reliably you do have to control over 50% of the network.
31 hours later 32991016 Anonymous
>btc-e
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31 hours later 32991017 Anonymous
>>32990994
It's all part of "Codename Jizzrag" if that helps.
31 hours later 32991026 Anonymous
Hey /g/ just started mining a few days ago just too see what type of income I get. Problem is I've been using deep bit and it worked fine for a few hours with GUIminer except now its not completing any shares after I updated my drivers HD5870 13.3 beta even though the has rate is at 330mh/s
31 hours later 32991030 Anonymous (1365635141304.jpg 334x274 13kB)
>>32990939
>implying
31 hours later 32991036 Anonymous
Why is there such a huge price difference between mtgox and btce?
31 hours later 32991050 Anonymous
>>32991036
cock mount is dead for now
31 hours later 32991060 Anonymous
>>32991036
mtgox is not trading at the moment or it would be way under btc-e
31 hours later 32991083 Anonymous
>>32990832
what do all those bubbles mean? a sell off? it's all good...its called a correction!
31 hours later 32991086 Anonymous
Just saw a bubble for $1500 +
31 hours later 32991090 Anonymous
>>32991036
Mt. Goy "suffers from DDoS" too often.
Here's what really happens:
1) Mt. Goy turns fakes a DDoS
2) Panic selling on BTC-E and other sites, value plummets
3) Mt Goy buys up cheap bitcoins
4) Mt Goy "comes back online"
5) Value rises
6) Mt Goy sells bitcoins
31 hours later 32991099 Anonymous
>>32991036
They have halted trading. You should start panicking if you've got your coins stashed there, since it's going to fucking implode when trading resumes, if only because people will want to get their coins out of a place that is willing to hold them hostage.
31 hours later 32991139 Anonymous
>>32977296
Advertise it as double gambling, attract the chronic gambling addicts
31 hours later 32991148 Anonymous
>>32991099
i have $35 bucks there..what about mee?
31 hours later 32991195 Anonymous
>>32990906
>no asics
but that's wrong
31 hours later 32991198 Anonymous
This mining business is easy work!!
I just got 0.00001238 BTC! That's almost 0.001 cents! Who knew it was so easy to get free money!
31 hours later 32991207 Anonymous
Fuck it, this summer I'm going to try to day trade.
31 hours later 32991211 Anonymous
>>32991090
This is plausable
31 hours later 32991217 Anonymous
>>32991207
Too late, it will have stabilized by then.
31 hours later 32991228 Anonymous
>>32991211
Well, they've done it before.
31 hours later 32991237 Anonymous
>>32991217
I didn't mean just bitcoins.
31 hours later 32991259 Anonymous
>>32991237
Then enjoy losing money.
31 hours later 32991269 Anonymous
>>32991198
how long did it take you and what were you using?
31 hours later 32991290 Anonymous
>>32991198
And you just lost 0.2 cents on additional energy cost from higher load.
Congrats.
31 hours later 32991309 Anonymous
Honestly guys, we should get in on the LTC game. The same thing will probably happen to Litecoins as is happening here with BTC. Plus apparently the Russians are really into LTC at the moment.
Further more, LTC is easier to mine.
31 hours later 32991319 Anonymous
After this Bitcoin shit is done, people are going to move to Litecoin, since it is at a much more manageable value.
31 hours later 32991339 Anonymous
>>32991309
>>32991319
Guys, we should start slowly investing into litecoins and then hype the shit out of them..
Then cash out..
31 hours later 32991346 Anonymous
>>32991269
It's at 77.55 MH/s right now and my total earnings are at 0.00004952.
It sure is free money.
31 hours later 32991350 Anonymous
>>32991339
what is digital currency
31 hours later 32991361 Anonymous
>>32991346
Forgot to mention I'm using a GTX 460, but this shit sure makes my computer slow.
31 hours later 32991385 Anonymous
If ASICs are worth it then why don't the manufacturers use them for themselves?
31 hours later 32991401 Anonymous
>>32991385
Did you not just watch the market go from $266 to $60 in under 48 hours
31 hours later 32991413 Anonymous
>>32991361
>mining on nvidia cards
enjoy your power bill and house fire
31 hours later 32991430 Anonymous
>>32991413
But it never goes past 56ºC.
31 hours later 32991473 Anonymous
>>32991430
enjoy your 1/3 hash rates for the same amount of power
80mh/s with a shitty 6570 @ 44W
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