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« Reply #60 on: January 01, 2018, 02:00:53 PM »


Oh, and someone should probably let my one month chart know about these alleged massive losses.


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« Reply #61 on: January 01, 2018, 03:51:03 PM »
Bitcoin is not part of my portfolio.

LOL,  so you are just another dumbass crypto speculator.  That figures.

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« Reply #62 on: January 01, 2018, 05:01:12 PM »
Bitcoin is not part of my portfolio.

LOL,  so you are just another dumbass crypto speculator.  That figures.

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See the above picture.

Bitcoin is a shit crypto. Get over it.


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« Reply #63 on: January 01, 2018, 05:24:32 PM »
Bitcoin is not part of my portfolio.

LOL,  so you are just another dumbass crypto speculator.  That figures.

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See the above picture.

Bitcoin is a shit crypto. Get over it.

So why did you pretend you were mining it and making $1000 per day,   when pressed on the question,  you never make any correction or elaboration to the effect that you weren't a miner,  just one of the shit for brains speculators,  and not even bitcoin.

So just exactly why are posting in a bitcoin thread?
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« Reply #64 on: January 01, 2018, 05:45:48 PM »
He claimed he was making 1k a day without mining. He never did say which coin never goes down in price.
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« Reply #65 on: January 01, 2018, 05:58:16 PM »
He claimed he was making 1k a day without mining. He never did say which coin never goes down in price.

Yes, but when asked if he was mining, he never answered directly,  he just kept on being an egotistical asshole, bragging about something or other.
 
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« Reply #66 on: January 01, 2018, 06:45:48 PM »
Bitcoin is not part of my portfolio.

LOL,  so you are just another dumbass crypto speculator.  That figures.

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See the above picture.

Bitcoin is a shit crypto. Get over it.

So why did you pretend you were mining it and making $1000 per day,   when pressed on the question,  you never make any correction or elaboration to the effect that you weren't a miner,  just one of the shit for brains speculators,  and not even bitcoin.

So just exactly why are posting in a bitcoin thread?

What? Where did I ever say I was mining? I'm wondering why you think I'm dumb for making a bunch of money off this.

He claimed he was making 1k a day without mining. He never did say which coin never goes down in price.

Honestly, pretty much none of them do. Especially this year, the market is just always up. Not really that hard.


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« Reply #67 on: January 01, 2018, 06:49:45 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.


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« Reply #68 on: January 01, 2018, 08:23:24 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

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« Reply #69 on: January 01, 2018, 08:41:33 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


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« Reply #70 on: January 01, 2018, 08:52:25 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

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« Reply #71 on: January 01, 2018, 08:57:49 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

Well, I buy high and sell low of course. It's the only real way to profit.


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« Reply #72 on: January 01, 2018, 09:10:39 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

Well, I buy high and sell low of course. It's the only real way to profit.

How did you determine what's high and what's low with crypto currency?
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« Reply #73 on: January 01, 2018, 09:11:57 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

Well, I buy high and sell low of course. It's the only real way to profit.

You sound like my first broker.   :(

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« Reply #74 on: January 01, 2018, 09:44:37 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

Well, I buy high and sell low of course. It's the only real way to profit.

How did you determine what's high and what's low with crypto currency?

2 > 1, etc etc

U srs?


Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Sounds like you bought high and now trying to pump and dump.

Huh? I bought in a long time ago.


What level do you sell and what level do you buy?

Well, I buy high and sell low of course. It's the only real way to profit.

You sound like my first broker.   :(


I'm deeply sorry.


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« Reply #75 on: January 01, 2018, 11:39:51 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Nope, just pissed off that you've hijacked the thread and your only contribution is to brag about how clever you seem to think you are. 

I call bs.
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« Reply #76 on: January 01, 2018, 11:43:32 PM »
Seems like you guys are just mad cause you think you missed the boat. There's still time.

Nope, just pissed off that you've hijacked the thread and your only contribution is to brag about how clever you seem to think you are. 

I call bs.

I can see your point. Would it be more on topic to have some discussion on this?:

Yes, maybe some form of cryptocurrency will become widely accepted in some countries, at some point in the future. Maybe.

I think cryptocurrency will eventually become the normal way to buy and sell. I think the US dollar will be replaced by some form of cryptocurrency as the world standard. There will likely be a body looking after it (IMF?) and I believe most of the world will begin using it. I imagine some countries might maintain their own currency for local spending and there will probably be a few competing cryptocurrencies but the value of these will be compared to the main cryptocurrency the way values are often compared to the USD today.

Emphasis on the word eventually. It's a huge change in how commerce works and it cannot happen quickly. Maybe it won't happen, but I think it will.
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« Reply #77 on: January 01, 2018, 11:48:35 PM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

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« Reply #78 on: January 01, 2018, 11:54:30 PM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad? What is better about the more recent cryptocurrencies? What properties will a cryptocurrency have to have in order to surpass the others and become the dominant currency?

PS. I know you're joking of course, but some crypocurrency's gonna succeed. Why not yours?
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« Reply #79 on: January 02, 2018, 12:18:36 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

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« Reply #80 on: January 02, 2018, 12:27:02 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

OK. So if we could somehow achieve relative stability in a cryptocurrency it would remain stable because it's stable?

What are some ways we could achieve stability? Base it on something with intrinsic value - at least in the beginning? (Isn't that how the current system got started?)
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« Reply #81 on: January 02, 2018, 12:37:28 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

OK. So if we could somehow achieve relative stability in a cryptocurrency it would remain stable because it's stable?

What are some ways we could achieve stability? Base it on something with intrinsic value - at least in the beginning? (Isn't that how the current system got started?)

The essence of stability in crypto, is the algorithm that controls the supply side,  more demand should equate to more supply.   Bubbles should be self deflating.

I'm not up with all the current crop of crypto currencies,  it's possible some have taken stability into account.   Maybe BullwinkeBux will lead the way?


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« Reply #82 on: January 02, 2018, 12:49:56 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

OK. So if we could somehow achieve relative stability in a cryptocurrency it would remain stable because it's stable?

What are some ways we could achieve stability? Base it on something with intrinsic value - at least in the beginning? (Isn't that how the current system got started?)


No. The current system got started because barter only works on a very small scale.
My crop of basil has value for a few days until it wilts. Your batch of cheese will taste better next year. I need a plow. The blacksmith is lactose intolerant and hates basil. I worked all season and now I'm fucked.

How do we normalize work and product value? We agree on a monetary system. We trade notes with an agreed upon value. Notes that will have the same relative value next week, month and year.

The blacksmith is screwed in this scenario, but, he can go trade with others who have what he wants.




 BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

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« Reply #83 on: January 02, 2018, 01:08:58 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

OK. So if we could somehow achieve relative stability in a cryptocurrency it would remain stable because it's stable?

What are some ways we could achieve stability? Base it on something with intrinsic value - at least in the beginning? (Isn't that how the current system got started?)


No. The current system got started because barter only works on a very small scale.
My crop of basil has value for a few days until it wilts. Your batch of cheese will taste better next year. I need a plow. The blacksmith is lactose intolerant and hates basil. I worked all season and now I'm fucked.

How do we normalize work and product value? We agree on a monetary system. We trade notes with an agreed upon value. Notes that will have the same relative value next week, month and year.

The blacksmith is screwed in this scenario, but, he can go trade with others who have what he wants.




 BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

A lot of your post was about why the current system got started, not how. I believe the system was based on valuables until the last fifty years or so. Mostly gold I think, at least in the last century or so.

Also, when money became a thing there were Bullwinkles nay-saying the whole idea. Personal computering was once considered a crazy idea. Cryptocurrency is likely to succeed, it just needs a Jobs/Wozniak type team to develop the idea, solve the problems and make it happen.   
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« Reply #84 on: January 02, 2018, 01:27:06 AM »
buy BullwinkleBux. Just like kryptoScam, but, I just keep all the money.

Well in order to make your idea work we need to understand what are the problems with the current cryptocurrencies. Why is Bitcoin bad?


Because for a value unit to have meaning it needs to be based on trust not rarity or speculation.
Real monies are relatively stable because they are relatively stable.

Commodities that fluctuate wildly in value are not useful as currency.



BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

OK. So if we could somehow achieve relative stability in a cryptocurrency it would remain stable because it's stable?

What are some ways we could achieve stability? Base it on something with intrinsic value - at least in the beginning? (Isn't that how the current system got started?)


No. The current system got started because barter only works on a very small scale.
My crop of basil has value for a few days until it wilts. Your batch of cheese will taste better next year. I need a plow. The blacksmith is lactose intolerant and hates basil. I worked all season and now I'm fucked.

How do we normalize work and product value? We agree on a monetary system. We trade notes with an agreed upon value. Notes that will have the same relative value next week, month and year.

The blacksmith is screwed in this scenario, but, he can go trade with others who have what he wants.




 BullwinkleBux, however, are a great investment opportunity.  ;)

A lot of your post was about why the current system got started, not how. I believe the system was based on valuables until the last fifty years or so. Mostly gold I think, at least in the last century or so.

Also, when money became a thing there were Bullwinkles nay-saying the whole idea. Personal computering was once considered a crazy idea. Cryptocurrency is likely to succeed, it just needs a Jobs/Wozniak type team to develop the idea, solve the problems and make it happen.   

Gold has no more magic value than puka shells. They are just agreed upon stable value.
Today two bit coins will buy you a car. Next week it could buy you 7 loves of bread.



The problem I see with bitcoins is that you buy them with money and you sell them for money.
In between those operations it is not money.



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« Reply #85 on: January 02, 2018, 01:39:48 AM »
It's better than a wire transfer because the fees are similar, it's faster, and you don't need to trust a bank to middle your money.

I can trust a bank where I know how much my money is worth a whole lot more than a currency whose value may drop to half the next day.

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What do you mean what happened to Bitcoin? Look past the past month chart and it's always just gone straight up. It crashes regularly and always return to a new all time high.
THAT'S PRECISELY THE PROBLEM.
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« Reply #86 on: January 02, 2018, 02:33:53 AM »
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What do you mean what happened to Bitcoin? Look past the past month chart and it's always just gone straight up. It crashes regularly and always return to a new all time high.
THAT'S PRECISELY THE PROBLEM.

+1 Exactly. 
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« Reply #87 on: January 02, 2018, 03:04:03 AM »
I'm searching for an alt coin miner program. Which one may you suggest?
Your hardware isn't good enough. 

Not for Bit Coin, but there are plenty of currencies that are still easy to mine.  A friend of mine mined over 100 of something in a few months.

Surely. The point of others don't understand that, I'm already aware of my hardware isin't good for mining BTC. So I'm searching for "alt coin" mining program.

Perhaps somebody has that knowledge for a laptop which alt coin and program is useful per.


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« Reply #88 on: January 02, 2018, 03:04:30 AM »
I'm searching for an alt coin miner program. Which one may you suggest?
Your hardware isn't good enough. 

Not for Bit Coin, but there are plenty of currencies that are still easy to mine.  A friend of mine mined over 100 of something in a few months.

Surely. The point of others don't understand that, I'm already aware of my hardware isn't good for mining BTC. So I'm searching for "alt coin" mining program.

Perhaps somebody has that knowledge for a laptop which alt coin and program is useful per. I tried etherium but can't success. Trying to find a smaller ones. It is not important which one you mining because there is already stock exchanges to convert them to otherselves. So it is not important which one you do mine to.

On the other hand, Bitcoin is famous but others are going better on graphics.
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« Reply #89 on: January 02, 2018, 03:07:21 AM »
^  exactly what's wrong with imaginary money.