YES I DO!!!
Topic: Do you love Bitcoin? - page 3. (Read 5350 times)
do i love bitcoin?
YES I DO!!!
YES I DO!!!
I guess so. No homo tho.
Loving bitcoin is not enough. We need to spread the love in our community. 
Ha ha why would anyone here hate bitcoin?
Of course I do. Everyone here loves bitcoin!
I ♥ BTC
During my whole life I never told that "I love money!".
But with the Bitcoin it is not the same... Bitcoin is (as we all know) not only a valuable "currency".
It didn't made me rich or anything like that ... so this isn't the reason why I love it
Bitcoin is the future. It is a bright idea which is already changing the world into a better place!
I know that I didn't wrote anything new ... and perhaps there was 101029 similar threads ... but I really had that feeling that I must say it loud - that I ♥ BTC & Satoshi Nakamoto =]
During my whole life I never told that "I love money!".
But with the Bitcoin it is not the same... Bitcoin is (as we all know) not only a valuable "currency".
It didn't made me rich or anything like that ... so this isn't the reason why I love it
Bitcoin is the future. It is a bright idea which is already changing the world into a better place!
I know that I didn't wrote anything new ... and perhaps there was 101029 similar threads ... but I really had that feeling that I must say it loud - that I ♥ BTC & Satoshi Nakamoto =]
Would anyone be here if they didn't?
I love the idea of it but I will never be attached to it. Might hurt me.
I like Bitcoin and i also like some altcoins. Learning about the technology is always exciting.
ever since i have entered bitcointalk.org i have started to love btc. low transaction fees almost instant and best thing Worldwide
and best thing Worldwide
Love is an emotional word. Maybe I am captivated with bitcoin, the story behind it and the idea that it imparts.
Bitcoin is a good investment. I do love bitcoin and and I wish it rises to the moon!
I love bitcoin because it's the future of the world currecies and we are a part of that.
Yes, I love Bitcoin. That's the reason why i am here. I want to learn more about BTC mining and trading.
Well I am really a bitcoin fan but there's no need for a poll on this.
And 8 people voted I have never hyeard of bitcoin?
Voting requires registering on the site, which it is known to be called BITCOINtalk.org.
And 8 people voted I have never hyeard of bitcoin?
Voting requires registering on the site, which it is known to be called BITCOINtalk.org.
There is a need. We need to wake up all of the bulls around! !
:-)
I love bitcoins but I would have more of them, it's really difficult to earn some for a beginner.
People who voted they never heard about bitcoins are probably trolling and laughing at the poll.
Well I am really a bitcoin fan but there's no need for a poll on this.
And 8 people voted I have never hyeard of bitcoin?
Voting requires registering on the site, which it is known to be called BITCOINtalk.org.
And 8 people voted I have never hyeard of bitcoin?
Voting requires registering on the site, which it is known to be called BITCOINtalk.org.
People who bought at the peak or near peak of the bubble probably hated it.
They say 'a rising tide lifts all boats.' But this is not true of markets. For you to sell at a $1000 someone else has to buy at $1000. The secret is to do your homework and not chase trends.
i'm in relationship with BTC
I love the technology of the blockchain. That was a brilliant innovation.
As to bitcoin itself I am not one of those that sees it as a religion. It is largely a commodity to me though this year I have used it as a commodity a few times as more services I use have started accepting it.
I'm a constitutionalist and as such have a lot of libertarian friends. This led to learning about and getting in bitcoin quite early. Sadly I did not get into mining but still it has been very kind to me. In the long run though it is just another of my investments.
Regardless of bitcoin's fate though, the blockchain is really going to shake things up.
As to bitcoin itself I am not one of those that sees it as a religion. It is largely a commodity to me though this year I have used it as a commodity a few times as more services I use have started accepting it.
I'm a constitutionalist and as such have a lot of libertarian friends. This led to learning about and getting in bitcoin quite early. Sadly I did not get into mining but still it has been very kind to me. In the long run though it is just another of my investments.
Regardless of bitcoin's fate though, the blockchain is really going to shake things up.
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