A request to BTB (Bitbar) holders - page 2.

vinne81

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Quote from: Legend21 on May 10, 2013, 02:09:26 PM

Quote from: computerparts on May 10, 2013, 02:05:49 PM

Quote from: Sou on May 10, 2013, 01:57:32 PM

The majority of people didn't jump on the BTB wagon until it was live on an exchange, but for the people that were mining a week ago that hold the majority now (actually a day or two ago) is the best time to sell. Mine for a week, sell 85% at peak of interest, admire your profit and hold the other 15% as insurance just incase things pickup.

I'd gladly take a money tree over a pocket full of money seeds any day.

It's people like you that made me rich. The world needs more people like you. Grin

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Yes, there are always people that selling out panic low. what we now see is just normal.
Future will lead BTB. Its so different then any other coins.

Why is it different Huh

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Quote from: computerparts on May 10, 2013, 02:05:49 PM

Quote from: Sou on May 10, 2013, 01:57:32 PM

The majority of people didn't jump on the BTB wagon until it was live on an exchange, but for the people that were mining a week ago that hold the majority now (actually a day or two ago) is the best time to sell. Mine for a week, sell 85% at peak of interest, admire your profit and hold the other 15% as insurance just incase things pickup.

I'd gladly take a money tree over a pocket full of money seeds any day.

It's people like you that made me rich. The world needs more people like you. Grin

`

Yes, there are always people that selling out panic low. what we now see is just normal.
Future will lead BTB. Its so different then any other coins.

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Quote from: Sou on May 10, 2013, 01:57:32 PM

The majority of people didn't jump on the BTB wagon until it was live on an exchange, but for the people that were mining a week ago that hold the majority now (actually a day or two ago) is the best time to sell. Mine for a week, sell 85% at peak of interest, admire your profit and hold the other 15% as insurance just incase things pickup.

I'd gladly take a money tree over a pocket full of money seeds any day.

It's people like you that made me rich. The world needs more people like you. Grin

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Quote from: vinne81 on May 10, 2013, 02:00:42 PM

Quote from: nawazish1 on May 10, 2013, 01:47:10 PM

Quote from: kokojie on May 10, 2013, 01:31:39 PM

Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

For starters, it is the first non-premined scrypt hybrid PoS+PoW network in existence, hows that for value? Anyone that is claiming "premine" is either ignorant or is going nuts over 60 blocks of accidental pre-mine.

Now, yes a lot of BTB were created on the first day and in the hands of early adopters, but that's the same thing with nearly every single coin, Bitcoin included. Without early adopters, the coin would be difficult to gain any traction, awareness or promotion. Bitcoin early adopters are now multi-millionaires, how's that for early adopter scam?

Thanks for sharing this here it is supporting for my request. I was fighting alone with fools here. I started a thread because People are selling really low as its just an ordinary coin. Biggest fools
I just have .194BTB but i know how value able it is and people are selling 3 to four for sooooo low price.

Lol I'm gonna buy .2 BTB just to have more than you

Then go buy them before u are too late.

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Quote from: sterob on May 10, 2013, 04:32:36 AM

Actually, it is only a few trying to dump down the BTB price. If people are smart enough they will see a lot of people tried to do the same thing with btc on mtgox. They made a lot of 0.01 BTC sell order to decrease price and vice versa.

that's just a market order.

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Quote from: nawazish1 on May 10, 2013, 01:47:10 PM

Quote from: kokojie on May 10, 2013, 01:31:39 PM

Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

For starters, it is the first non-premined scrypt hybrid PoS+PoW network in existence, hows that for value? Anyone that is claiming "premine" is either ignorant or is going nuts over 60 blocks of accidental pre-mine.

Now, yes a lot of BTB were created on the first day and in the hands of early adopters, but that's the same thing with nearly every single coin, Bitcoin included. Without early adopters, the coin would be difficult to gain any traction, awareness or promotion. Bitcoin early adopters are now multi-millionaires, how's that for early adopter scam?

Thanks for sharing this here it is supporting for my request. I was fighting alone with fools here. I started a thread because People are selling really low as its just an ordinary coin. Biggest fools
I just have .194BTB but i know how value able it is and people are selling 3 to four for sooooo low price.

Lol I'm gonna buy .2 BTB just to have more than you

Sou

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(Bitcoin related text here)

The majority of people didn't jump on the BTB wagon until it was live on an exchange, but for the people that were mining a week ago that hold the majority now (actually a day or two ago) is the best time to sell. Mine for a week, sell 85% at peak of interest, admire your profit and hold the other 15% as insurance just incase things pickup.

I'd gladly take a money tree over a pocket full of money seeds any day.

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Quote from: vinne81 on May 10, 2013, 01:11:49 PM

Quote from: Legend21 on May 10, 2013, 01:04:52 PM

- Bitcoin - Bitbar ?

Why not?? Is just like in the real world. You have Coins and you have Gold bars. Mayble later Bitdiamond.

Your logic is (extremely) flawed. Real gold coins and gold bars are the same material, just in a different format. You could make one from the other at home, no other parties needed.

However, if you want to make a bitbar from bitcoins, you need another party, and therefore, an exchange, as a result, you'll have a current exchange rate. It's a trade, because bitbar and bitcoins are NOT the same material.

I understand what you mean, but my point is not to compare cryptocurrency bars and coins with the real world ( I telling its only a altanativ what the real world use for their dollars/euro. Exchange of real gold bars and coins can be easy manipulate it. In cryptocurrency is all about trust. The bitcoins is still stabile is because people have still trust in the system. That is the same with bitbar. I m only making a little statement how i see it. But it will be a real good chance that bitbar can be very huge. I can also be wrong.But Bitcoin can be easly connected with BTB. Like They have now trading LTC/BTC and that kind of things.

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Quote from: frobley on May 10, 2013, 01:49:30 PM

I sold what I mined in the pre-mine and bought some real gold which is on sale, it's beautiful Cheesy

First, make sure what you bought is real gold, I think 80% of gold on the market is tungsten filled Chinese factory made knock offs.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8037/8016269687_511118aec6.jpg

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I sold what I mined in the pre-mine and bought some real gold which is on sale, it's beautiful Cheesy

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Quote from: nawazish1 on May 10, 2013, 04:28:19 AM

Hello guys
I have seen that there are lots of people who own some BTB in decimal points are selling them at very low price. So i have a request that please don't sell your precious BTB for just .50s and .60s. Your BTBs price should be at least 2 to 3BTC. and that price is just for start later It should go up to 25 or may be 100 BTC one day. So please don't ruin the value of that precious bar you have.

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when is btc-e putting it up? It's taking a lot longer then expected

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Quote from: kokojie on May 10, 2013, 01:31:39 PM

Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

For starters, it is the first non-premined scrypt hybrid PoS+PoW network in existence, hows that for value? Anyone that is claiming "premine" is either ignorant or is going nuts over 60 blocks of accidental pre-mine.

Now, yes a lot of BTB were created on the first day and in the hands of early adopters, but that's the same thing with nearly every single coin, Bitcoin included. Without early adopters, the coin would be difficult to gain any traction, awareness or promotion. Bitcoin early adopters are now multi-millionaires, how's that for early adopter scam?

Thanks for sharing this here it is supporting for my request. I was fighting alone with fools here. I started a thread because People are selling really low as its just an ordinary coin. Biggest fools
I just have .194BTB but i know how value able it is and people are selling 3 to four for sooooo low price.

markm

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Bitcoin was around a long long time allowing anyone who wanted to pick up quite a few using just CPUs or an old GPU.

Same thing with BBQcoin.

After a year or two if these new coins have been sitting around at low difficulty and lots of people have picked up as many as they want with their CPUs or sole GPU, maybe they will pick up again as they will then have a huge base of users who were part of those long months or years of early adopters mining at low difficulty with little to no exchange rate value on things to attract the people who only mine to dump immediately.

-MarkM-

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Quote from: computerparts on May 10, 2013, 01:34:28 PM

Let the fools sell for a measly .5 btc. When bitbar is valued at 100btc in the long run, they will be sorry!

I mean

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Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

LOL this made my morning. I can relate

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Quote from: kokojie on May 10, 2013, 01:31:39 PM

Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

For starters, it is the first non-premined scrypt hybrid PoS+PoW network in existence, hows that for value? Anyone that is claiming "premine" is either ignorant or is going nuts over 60 blocks of accidental pre-mine.

Now, yes a lot of BTB were created on the first day and in the hands of early adopters, but that's the same thing with nearly every single coin, Bitcoin included. Without early adopters, the coin would be difficult to gain any traction, awareness or promotion. Bitcoin early adopters are now multi-millionaires, how's that for early adopter scam?

Exactly, this is what I'm trying to explain to people. Every coin has early adopters who get a higher % of coins than later adopters, BUT keep the network alive and running.
BitBar is not premined!

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Let the fools sell for a measly .5 btc. When bitbar is valued at 100btc in the long run, they will be sorry!

kokojie

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Quote from: billionaire on May 10, 2013, 01:13:17 PM

I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

For starters, it is the first non-premined scrypt hybrid PoS+PoW network in existence, hows that for value? Anyone that is claiming "premine" is either ignorant or is going nuts over 60 blocks of accidental pre-mine.

Now, yes a lot of BTB were created on the first day and in the hands of early adopters, but that's the same thing with nearly every single coin, Bitcoin included. Without early adopters, the coin would be difficult to gain any traction, awareness or promotion. Bitcoin early adopters are now multi-millionaires, how's that for early adopter scam?

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I mined about a quarter of a bitbar, which after getting 520 confirms, will probably get in my wallet in about 2.5 days. I hope bitbar's trading value isn't 0 by then.

I am not really one to shit on any altcoin (Ill mine anything that makes a profit, as long as their is a reasonable chance that someone will buy it) but what is the rationale for saying bitbars are just as valuable (or greater) than bitcoin? The only reasons I see posted is that:

"bar" sounds more valuable than "coin"
it also has "bit" in the name, just like bitcoin
a high resolution picture of gold bars was posted in a bitbar thread

Besides just hoping something you hold becomes valuable, what real reasons is there to expect bitbars to be valuable and worth holding to maturity? Again, I'm really not shitting on this alt, I just want to know if there is more to it than just having a different type of name and moving the decimal point a few places to seem rarer than most of other cryptos.

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