Topic: Financial Risk Analytics-Subscription Service - page 23. (Read 130821 times)
Wrong
Hold on...
Sonic
May I ask what all these one word updates are for?
Exploding
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Slightly wrong, power needed to find a hash collision for SHA256(not even that, just to count to 2^256), the jacket of the public key.
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Please send me a link to the image.
http://www.bitcointrading.com/img/bitcoinwallpaper1.jpg
thanks. fucking awesome lol
me or the avatar?
256-bit keys
...yes you are awesome cypher...lol DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Please send me a link to the image.
http://www.bitcointrading.com/img/bitcoinwallpaper1.jpg
thanks. fucking awesome lol
me or the avatar?
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Please send me a link to the image.
http://www.bitcointrading.com/img/bitcoinwallpaper1.jpg
thanks. fucking awesome lol
Break
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Please send me a link to the image.
http://www.bitcointrading.com/img/bitcoinwallpaper1.jpg
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
Please send me a link to the image.
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
its a picture of the Sun and the writing explains the equivalent computing power needed to crack a private key.
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I'm considering paying for 1 month, but I have a question for you.
At what level is your service worth it. Say for instance, I was only playing around with $500(not counting your fee),would your advice still help me or do I need more to play with?
At what level is your service worth it. Say for instance, I was only playing around with $500(not counting your fee),would your advice still help me or do I need more to play with?
my advice will always help you.
but if you're only playing around with $500 obviously the cost of the sub would eat into your gains making the cost benefit too high.
I'm considering paying for 1 month, but I have a question for you.
At what level is your service worth it. Say for instance, I was only playing around with $500(not counting your fee),would your advice still help me or do I need more to play with?
At what level is your service worth it. Say for instance, I was only playing around with $500(not counting your fee),would your advice still help me or do I need more to play with?
Bitcoin
DB
Cypher what is your avatar picture of? I can't make it out.
DB
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This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
to top it all off, i can tell from your lack of response to my email, you didn't listen to me.
Indeed, I did not take your advise at the time to sell the silver and put it into bitcoin.
However, I did take your advise in that I sold of gold and silver as the bitcoins grew, though only part of it.
As bitcoins became too big for my allocation target and as I wanted to lock in some profits too I started selling btc around $65 up to $200, my average sale price was $140.
I ended up selling half of my coins into the rally. When the crash came I bought back half of the lost coins around $73.
I thought I did pretty ok, and regretted not having sold more coins into the rally, but few days back I lost almost all cash profits I had from selling coins into the rally, to bitcoin-24 clamp down.
End result today with btc at $80, gold at $1380 and silver at $33 is 20% return on my total portfolio. At one point I was at 80%.
So all in all, I think I could have done a lot better having had the opportunity and vision to buy bitcoins at $13.
Simply by taking a bigger allocation to bitcoin to start with and sticking with it, as you have advised all along.
Lesson learned.
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