Topic: Introduce yourself :) - page 131. (Read 1066133 times)
Hi, I'm new to the fascinating world of bitcoins !!!
pretty new to the whole bitcoin scene. used to follow it but kinda gave up. boy was i wrong.
Hello from Hong Kong!!! The future centre of Bitcoin in Asia!
Were just getting started here and I'm one of the 'pioneers' given I've got one FULL bitcoin.
If anyone here is from HK/China and wants to get in touch with the soon to be hong kong bitcoin community please find the really easy to find meetup.com group for bitcoin in HK as we're meeting up for the first time April 16th.
And its nice to finally register and be a part of this awesome community!
Dig all.
Were just getting started here and I'm one of the 'pioneers' given I've got one FULL bitcoin.
If anyone here is from HK/China and wants to get in touch with the soon to be hong kong bitcoin community please find the really easy to find meetup.com group for bitcoin in HK as we're meeting up for the first time April 16th.
And its nice to finally register and be a part of this awesome community!
Dig all.
Im from Argentina and im on a way to be rich.
That's all our dreams
Loving learning about all this still. Jumped onto the LTC wagon last week, no looking back now.
Hey everybody. I'm new to this idea and think its awesome. Just starting out in slushs pool. Running RPC Miner on a MacBook Pro. (Not worth it to run on GPU for me) anyways just thought I'd introduce myself
Im from Argentina and im on a way to be rich.
<----BigEd
Man I first heard about bitcoin a few years ago when it was at $6. I looked into it again when it was $12. I could be rich. Def missed out
What have I gotten myself into this time? Starting off with a GPU on bitcoin and hoping when the time comes to get into other crypto currencies. ¡Viva la Revolución!
Hi,
I heard from BTC a few years (?) ago but wasn't interedted. Don't know exactly when. The only thing i remember was the exchange rate of $35/BTC if I'm not mistaken. Then, a few months later I found BTC interesting but the rate was at ~$2/BTC.
So I decided for myself that BTC has no future and didn't care about it. Recently I have bought a HD 7870 for hashcracking (Games + AMD Driver = BSOD). And so I looked in Bitcoin again and was vexed to not have 50x my money ;_;
Atleast I have mined 50€ and I'll observe this because BTC could be soooo big. And I'm too curious with the skyrocking of the prices.
I heard from BTC a few years (?) ago but wasn't interedted. Don't know exactly when. The only thing i remember was the exchange rate of $35/BTC if I'm not mistaken. Then, a few months later I found BTC interesting but the rate was at ~$2/BTC.
So I decided for myself that BTC has no future and didn't care about it. Recently I have bought a HD 7870 for hashcracking (Games + AMD Driver = BSOD). And so I looked in Bitcoin again and was vexed to not have 50x my money ;_;
Atleast I have mined 50€ and I'll observe this because BTC could be soooo big. And I'm too curious with the skyrocking of the prices.
Hey, just joined. I'm new to bitcoins, very interesting concept.
New user reporting in!
hihihi
Hello all
Loving this bitcoin.
Wish I found this earlier.
My other online passion is running freerollinsider.com Check it out.
Ron
Loving this bitcoin.
Wish I found this earlier.
My other online passion is running freerollinsider.com Check it out.
Ron
'allo. 9 hours of reading so far, time to post I guess. XD
Hello, I'm new to this.
Hope to learn many things about bitcoin here.
Hope to learn many things about bitcoin here.
Hi! Finally done reading through all 606 pages! j/k
I'm both new and not new to Bitcoin. I first heard about it a couple years ago and I started to get into it, then I guess I just lost interest or forgot about it, maybe after not finding an easy to set up miner (if I was on Linux)... I don't remember. I do remember the huge block chain download that my terrible connection couldn't handle in a decent time. Maybe I thought, "Eh I'll try this later." Then my computer got fried in a storm and I had been without a good desktop for almost two years, til a couple months ago when I built a new one finally.
So then I heard Max Keiser talk almost rabidly (he said it _could_ be the second coming of Christ!...) about Bitcoin on the Alex Jones show, and how it was then at $40, and the whole Bitcoin excitement slammed me pretty hard. I've been obsessed ever since. I have OCD so that just multiplies the obsession. ;p Yep, I'm re-reading this to make sure it's "just right", OCD style. Anyway...
Now I'm in a constant state of excitement, anxiety, and feeling like I started too late. I've been scrambling to at least get started before Bitcoin really takes off. I went into debt $800 buying an ebay November pre-order Jalapeno, and another one from BFL a week ago (before the price jump). Btw, if anyone knows that my purchase/s was/were a big mistake, please let me know before it's too late. ;p So far it seems good, since BFL is starting to show itself as not a scam and that they're on the edge of shipping, but I'm paranoid that the difficulty will go up 10x by next month before I get my miners... sigh.
So either I got into this too late (though it's still WAY early in the entire lifespan of Bitcoin I'm realizing, if nothing huge happens and kills it somehow) or at just the perfect time. I hope it's the latter. I do kick myself all the time now for not mining 2-3 years ago and buying BTC for under $1!!
I'm GPU mining Bitcoin at 84Mh/s, and also Litecoin now at 50-100Kh/s and that's pretty fun. I set up four computers at the school I intern at, three at work, my laptop, and this box for LTC, bwahaha. Btw, I'm sure at least some of you feel the same as me when I say that when I'm dealing/playing with BTC, I feel more free and actually motivated to care about money in general!
I'm both new and not new to Bitcoin. I first heard about it a couple years ago and I started to get into it, then I guess I just lost interest or forgot about it, maybe after not finding an easy to set up miner (if I was on Linux)... I don't remember. I do remember the huge block chain download that my terrible connection couldn't handle in a decent time. Maybe I thought, "Eh I'll try this later." Then my computer got fried in a storm and I had been without a good desktop for almost two years, til a couple months ago when I built a new one finally.
So then I heard Max Keiser talk almost rabidly (he said it _could_ be the second coming of Christ!...) about Bitcoin on the Alex Jones show, and how it was then at $40, and the whole Bitcoin excitement slammed me pretty hard. I've been obsessed ever since. I have OCD so that just multiplies the obsession. ;p Yep, I'm re-reading this to make sure it's "just right", OCD style. Anyway...
Now I'm in a constant state of excitement, anxiety, and feeling like I started too late. I've been scrambling to at least get started before Bitcoin really takes off. I went into debt $800 buying an ebay November pre-order Jalapeno, and another one from BFL a week ago (before the price jump). Btw, if anyone knows that my purchase/s was/were a big mistake, please let me know before it's too late. ;p So far it seems good, since BFL is starting to show itself as not a scam and that they're on the edge of shipping, but I'm paranoid that the difficulty will go up 10x by next month before I get my miners... sigh.
So either I got into this too late (though it's still WAY early in the entire lifespan of Bitcoin I'm realizing, if nothing huge happens and kills it somehow) or at just the perfect time. I hope it's the latter. I do kick myself all the time now for not mining 2-3 years ago and buying BTC for under $1!!
I'm GPU mining Bitcoin at 84Mh/s, and also Litecoin now at 50-100Kh/s and that's pretty fun. I set up four computers at the school I intern at, three at work, my laptop, and this box for LTC, bwahaha. Btw, I'm sure at least some of you feel the same as me when I say that when I'm dealing/playing with BTC, I feel more free and actually motivated to care about money in general!
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