Based on the Crunchbase profile, I'd say there is about a 98% chance he reads these forum threads.
Given that he posts here quite often I would say that is a good bet.
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Topic: Game on! (Read 1656 times)
Based on the Crunchbase profile, I'd say there is about a 98% chance he reads these forum threads. So . . .
Hi Jon !!
Strong Work !!
Hi Jon !!
Strong Work !!
Just wanted to post this about Jon Matonis http://www.crunchbase.com/person/jon-matonis, found while doing other research (no, I'm not hunting Satoshi--I do that on Wednesdays 
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~Bruno~
)~Bruno~
thats the 2nd Forbes article he's written in the last 2 wks isn't it? since when did he become a regular? if so, we have our mole!
yes i read this when it popped up on reddit a short while ago, good read for sure.
Wonderful article
I was literally about to post the same article!
Awesome
Awesome
This is too awesome an article not to get its own thread.
Take a bow Jon Matonis.
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Critics of bitcoin as a currency are quick to point out that not many merchants accept it as a payment type yet. That will change. And, they also point out that the total available market is severely limited. Oh, how wrong! Bitcoin’s first potential mega-market just so happens to be the second largest economy in the world and its sole competitor in that sphere is depreciating government paper cash. Game on.
Take a bow Jon Matonis.
Unless you mean that sarcastically you should probably use a different picture. Citizen Kane there is clapping for his talentless girl friend.
I hope our support for bitcoin is of a different nature.
Back to the subject, that is a good article.
Fantastic piece. Game on is right, bitches!
Yep I really enjoyed it too.
This is too awesome an article not to get its own thread.
Take a bow Jon Matonis.
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Critics of bitcoin as a currency are quick to point out that not many merchants accept it as a payment type yet. That will change. And, they also point out that the total available market is severely limited. Oh, how wrong! Bitcoin’s first potential mega-market just so happens to be the second largest economy in the world and its sole competitor in that sphere is depreciating government paper cash. Game on.
Take a bow Jon Matonis.
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