Bitcoin at $153 currently at Mt. Gox.
Winklevoss twins strike again!
Yo Sam, you were right. Bitcoin is spinning into an out of control DEATH SPIRAL!
Damn those Winklevoss twins!
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10-16-13 01:06 PM #36
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10-16-13 01:10 PM #37
You are not even bright enough to understand what they are attempting to do with their ETF.
Originally Posted by PhillyFlyers
They failed-- it did not get by the SEC.
Do you understand what it is they were trying to do?
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10-16-13 01:17 PM #38
I agree with you Sam. Originally Posted by SamDiamond
Look at this forum filled with these "bitcoin looney birds" as you say.
What the fukk are these looney birds thinking Sam?
Don't they realize they're going against the Winklevoss twins?
The fukk is wrong with them?
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10-23-13 12:37 AM #39
Symbol Latest Price 30 days Average Volume Low High Bid Ask 24h Avg. Volume ▲ USD mtgoxUSDMt. Gox 209.5 0 min ago 150.27 59.23 39.41% 598,097.85 89,876,971.58 USD 109.7 194.02 (24h) 209.95 209.95 (24h) 208.12014 209.5 201.57 7.93 3.93% 36,274.96 7,311,935.51 USD
Sam Diamond the forum Retard gets buried again,Lol............
bizness as usual..........
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10-23-13 02:33 AM #40
these fools have less of an issue with the federal reserve bankrupting their country with their own money than what people do with an anonymous currency.
The level of delusional reasoning is simply astounding...
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11-08-13 07:43 PM #41
Last edited by PAULYPOKER; 11-08-13 at 07:46 PM.
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11-08-13 07:43 PM #42
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11-08-13 10:32 PM #43
Leave this kid alone, he's Fresno State educated. Things like this are well above his head. Originally Posted by Killer_Demo
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11-09-13 09:19 AM #44
Those damn Winklevoss twins.
Fukkers destroyed Bitcoin.
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11-13-13 09:44 PM #45
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11-13-13 10:25 PM #46
Sportsbooks that accept Bitcoin
Bitcoin ATM's (https://bitcoinatm.com/)
Full Service Travel Agency accepting bitcoin (http://btcvacations.com/)
Political contricbutions accepted in BTC (http://www.policymic.com/articles/73...tical-campaign)
I don't recall beanie babies every getting their own ATM - but maybe they would have in today's age.
I wasn't some super smart early adopter. I got in early-ish (July 2012) purely because a guy I sold a laptop to scammed me (chrg-back) and instead of getting into a legal headache, he offered to pay me 2x the price in BTC and I wanted to be rid of him. After selling another 10 today to the same cash buyer as the last 2x, I'm thanking my dumb luck.
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11-14-13 02:02 AM #47
OP check in
Poor guy doesn't have the guts to admit his faults...
Hey dannyboy, please give us some more of those scare tactics you are SO eager to espouse
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11-14-13 09:02 AM #48
The price is going up way to fast now people. Sooner or later a big player is going to try to get out fast and things are going to come crashing back to reality.
Just hoping that it's not someone artificially inflating the price looking to crash it, because the recent jump has been quite astonishing.
I'm sitting here waiting for when it falls to get in, because right now, I think you'd have to be nuts to buy any.
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11-14-13 03:02 PM #49
Tto you are aware that China now accepts bitcoin?? Originally Posted by tto827
Baidu (worlds largest internet company) also accepts it...
Chinese realise they aren't seeing that 2.3 trillion you lot owe them so their trying to corner a universal currency by buying everything they can, hence the inflationary spark that has occurred over past month or so...
Bitcoin aint the federal reserve though. You cant keep making coins just because you feel like it.
Kind of reminds me of the Tulip revolution hundreds of years ago. Will be getting back on after the imminent correction has taken place as well...
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11-14-13 03:03 PM #50
Is this scary enough for you : 248-721-6xx1 Originally Posted by ACoochy
OP check in
Poor guy doesn't have the guts to admit his faults...
Hey dannyboy, please give us some more of those scare tactics you are SO eager to espouse
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11-14-13 03:08 PM #51
Is that supposed to mean something?? Originally Posted by bigboydan
Is this scary enough for you : 248-721-6xx1
Sorry, im not all clued in on the workings of the 'inner circle' around here
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11-14-13 03:19 PM #52
A buddy of mine told me that the surge in price was related to the opening of markets in Asia, I was hesitant to state anything about it until I was able to fact check. Glad to know what he said was true this time. Originally Posted by ACoochy
I have no bitcoins, but I find it quite fascinating and hope to see them fall soon so I can get my hands on some.
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11-14-13 06:38 PM #53
Sam Diamond is my pet troll......... Originally Posted by ACoochy
OP check in
Poor guy doesn't have the guts to admit his faults...
Hey dannyboy, please give us some more of those scare tactics you are SO eager to espouse
he only posts to annoy me.........
He is literally in the dark ages when it comes to anything in life, really.............
Just ignore him or read his neanderthal driveled ignorance for amusement purposes.........
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11-14-13 06:43 PM #54
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11-14-13 07:49 PM #55
Imagine putting a grand in it at the start up?
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11-15-13 03:22 PM #56
Now as far as Ryan goes... The feds have confirmed that they have footage of him coming into the U.S. to pickup a $39,000 cash payment november 17th. Now if I'm wrong my apologies but if I'm right then this it's only a matter of time before the crash and burn and those p2p records from that south Florida bank will be the smoking gun. Originally Posted by ACoochy
Is that supposed to mean something??
Sorry, im not all clued in on the workings of the 'inner circle' around here
Oh, On a side note: Remember wagerchief "Don" was in almost near-illegal sex club in san fransico. OMG, that brought new meaning to the term "unloaded
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11-15-13 04:48 PM #57
I still don't understand how people mine bit coins. They are worth over $400 but people "mined' them at the time. I understand it is an alternative currency, but the mining and computer parts I don't get.
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11-16-13 12:39 PM #58
Originally Posted by robmpink
Oh, that reminds me.... One of my colleagues caught it on a tap... What this I'm hearing about "rubies".
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11-17-13 05:24 PM #59
$500
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11-17-13 07:30 PM #60
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11-18-13 05:34 AM #61
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11-18-13 05:38 AM #62
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11-18-13 06:31 AM #63
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11-18-13 10:54 AM #64
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11-18-13 04:56 PM #65
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11-18-13 05:55 PM #66
I sold 5 bitcoins for 140$ each the next day they shot up to 200$ and never looked back.
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11-18-13 09:05 PM #67
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11-18-13 10:36 PM #68
Never experienced anything like this , just cashed out again.
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11-19-13 01:08 AM #69
Sammy,it is now time to bow down to your master!! Originally Posted by PAULYPOKER
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11-19-13 02:21 AM #70
if you had bought $1000 worth of Bitcoins in 2009 when they were valued at a little less than half a cent (0.0048), you'd have owned over 208,000 Bitcoins. Originally Posted by flyingillini
at current price of 750, that $1000.00 stake would be worth over $156 MILLION.
out of 6 billion people on the earth, someone surely did this, shoved an offline wallet in their sock drawwer and hit paydirt after completelyly forgetttign about it? a time capsule somehwere perhaps?
there are people set for life now with this toilet paper currency
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