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hero member
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March 18, 2013, 07:25:14 PM
#16
And you keep making retarded posts. "Bitcoin is dead" title threw me off right away, then I read the post, and halfway through I saw the OP name and it all made sense.

Things are going a certain way, your post achieves nothing.

Does my ASCII encoded message look like it gives a fuck? Roll Eyes
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March 18, 2013, 07:25:06 PM
#15
Let's take a chill pill. LTC gained real value in the last two weeks. On top of that, SR has been around for a good while, and Atlantis has just recently popped up (to my knowledge, I first read about it today). So let's take a deep breath. A crypto with a $500+ million market cap isn't just going to disappear because a smaller, just recently viable one has a website for weed.  Roll Eyes

You guys keep thinking about the value of the coins, but not what they have to offer :facepalm:

It's not all about value, but value is a pretty good indicator of how well established a cryptocurrency is, and the general size of the foothold. If no one but personal traders accepted BTC, you better believe the price wouldn't be where it is. Which goes to show that with a higher price comes a [more] widespread acceptance of a coin as a medium of trade, and a much stronger role in the economy/everyday lives.
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March 18, 2013, 07:24:36 PM
#14
The main point of bitcoin is that it transfers economic freedom and control back to the people. More people will grasp the implications of this, as governmental currencies around the world get decapitalized.

That's the same point that Litecoin offers, but it's a better software than Bitcoin as it is more updated.
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March 18, 2013, 07:23:45 PM
#13
The main purpose for Bitcoin was anonymity and decentralization. Another main point was Silk Road. Well...............

A lot of you faggits were saying that you couldn't buy shit with LTC, but now you can, and we on that new SR shit.... and it's called Atlantis..


With LTC being a clone of BTC like most of you say, it offers one main point(Out of others) and that is it being faster..

What's the point of downloading a slow as shit blockchain and slow as shit transaction that take fucking forever to confirm, when you use LTC for the same purpose now and faster.

Why do people prefer old v1.0 slow shit with problems that have been fixed in v2.0(Litecoin)? Idk, they just can't accept the fact that there's newer and better things out there. It's like a parent, it teaches it child to be better than the parent and succeed, and Bitcoin is Litecoin's Mom or Dad(Whatever you want it to be), and has taught it a lot of things, and Litecoin has taken those teachings. With that said, parents get old and don't live forever, Bitcoin is getting old and slow, so Litecoin is new and energetic(fast), come on it's obvious, a 50 year old doesn't have the same energy as a 20 year old... and if you deny that, you must be old and in denial yourself.

Now, some of the faggits might say "Well, Bitcoin has only be around few a small amount of years", yeah foo, have you ever heard of Crypto years?

1 year = 12.5 crypto years(for BTC)
1 year = 20 crypto years(for LTC) //All depends on the coding and what not is how the years are calculated.

Anyhow, I think it would be appropriate for users to accept LTC as a newer and better cryptocurrency than to BTC.


I can't tell if this is a joke post or not....

I'm just going to assume it must be.  No-one's that stupid.
donator
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March 18, 2013, 07:18:55 PM
#12
The main purpose for Bitcoin was anonymity and decentralization. Another main point was Silk Road. Well...............
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Anyhow, I think it would be appropriate for users to accept LTC as a newer and better cryptocurrency than to BTC.

You misunderstand the paradigm shift introduced by bitcoin. The purpose is not to provide anonymity, but privacy. There are ways to disguise bitcoins to make it hard to crack down on privacy, but given enough effort one can do it. Each time you transfer bitcoins, or another cryptocurrency for that matter, you compromise your privacy, because it allows you to connect the specific address to your trade. Thus you should choose wisely with whom you want to trade if you want to hide funds. There will be huge gateways in place which operate on the interface between bitcoin and other monetary systems, and those will be the points in the system where you will loose your privacy. However, for the same reason huge financial hubs can be established in politically immune countries whose sole purpose is to disguise funds and restore privacy.

The main point of bitcoin is that it transfers economic freedom and control back to the people. More people will grasp the implications of this, as governmental currencies around the world get decapitalized.
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March 18, 2013, 07:18:26 PM
#11
And you keep making retarded posts. "Bitcoin is dead" title threw me off right away, then I read the post, and halfway through I saw the OP name and it all made sense.

Things are going a certain way, your post achieves nothing.
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March 18, 2013, 06:48:52 PM
#10
Let's take a chill pill. LTC gained real value in the last two weeks. On top of that, SR has been around for a good while, and Atlantis has just recently popped up (to my knowledge, I first read about it today). So let's take a deep breath. A crypto with a $500+ million market cap isn't just going to disappear because a smaller, just recently viable one has a website for weed.  Roll Eyes

You guys keep thinking about the value of the coins, but not what they have to offer :facepalm:
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March 18, 2013, 06:46:43 PM
#9
Let's take a chill pill. LTC gained real value in the last two weeks. On top of that, SR has been around for a good while, and Atlantis has just recently popped up (to my knowledge, I first read about it today). So let's take a deep breath. A crypto with a $500+ million market cap isn't just going to disappear because a smaller, just recently viable one has a website for weed.  Roll Eyes
legendary
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March 18, 2013, 05:59:39 PM
#8
Bitcoin price goes over $50?

#LitecoinUserNotAffected
legendary
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March 18, 2013, 05:58:46 PM
#7
It's like a parent, it teaches it child to be better than the parent and succeed, and Bitcoin is Litecoin's Mom or Dad(Whatever you want it to be), and has taught it a lot of things, and Litecoin has taken those teachings. With that said, parents get old and don't live forever, Bitcoin is getting old and slow, so Litecoin is new and energetic(fast), come on it's obvious, a 50 year old doesn't have the same energy as a 20 year old... and if you deny that, you must be old and in denial yourself.

I hope Litecoin isn't teaching Bitcoin how to suck eggs.
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Interesting.....
March 18, 2013, 05:55:50 PM
#6
unplanned hard fork in block chain because of conflicting bitcoin clients?

#LitecoinUserNotAffected

 Cheesy
hero member
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March 18, 2013, 05:51:50 PM
#5
Bitcoin is still much more widely accepted.  I can fit the number of ways in which to spend Litecoins on one hand.

I'm sure this will change sooner rather than later.
legendary
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March 18, 2013, 05:48:25 PM
#4
Bitcoin is still much more widely accepted.  I can fit the number of ways in which to spend Litecoins on one hand.
legendary
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March 18, 2013, 05:46:39 PM
#3
litecoin tanking?

bitcoinusernotaffected

legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
March 18, 2013, 05:42:45 PM
#2
wooo saaa nephew lol  Grin
hero member
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March 18, 2013, 05:41:18 PM
#1
The main purpose for Bitcoin was anonymity and decentralization. Another main point was Silk Road. Well...............

A lot of you faggits were saying that you couldn't buy shit with LTC, but now you can, and we on that new SR shit.... and it's called Atlantis..


With LTC being a clone of BTC like most of you say, it offers one main point(Out of others) and that is it being faster..

What's the point of downloading a slow as shit blockchain and slow as shit transaction that take fucking forever to confirm, when you use LTC for the same purpose now and faster.

Why do people prefer old v1.0 slow shit with problems that have been fixed in v2.0(Litecoin)? Idk, they just can't accept the fact that there's newer and better things out there. It's like a parent, it teaches it child to be better than the parent and succeed, and Bitcoin is Litecoin's Mom or Dad(Whatever you want it to be), and has taught it a lot of things, and Litecoin has taken those teachings. With that said, parents get old and don't live forever, Bitcoin is getting old and slow, so Litecoin is new and energetic(fast), come on it's obvious, a 50 year old doesn't have the same energy as a 20 year old... and if you deny that, you must be old and in denial yourself.

Now, some of the faggits might say "Well, Bitcoin has only be around few a small amount of years", yeah foo, have you ever heard of Crypto years?

1 year = 12.5 crypto years(for BTC)
1 year = 20 crypto years(for LTC) //All depends on the coding and what not is how the years are calculated.

Anyhow, I think it would be appropriate for users to accept LTC as a newer and better cryptocurrency than to BTC.
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