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try my first post there
Another late joiner. Should have done this ages ago!
Hello!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
May i ask what happened?
Hello!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
+1 to this post
Started from bitcoins 2 weeks ago. Then moved to litecoins due to new difficulty on btc (+36%). I think ltc (and other script cryptocoins) is the only way to survive for videocards miner.
Hello,
I'm sad to say that I dismissed bitcoin a year or so ago because I was too busy to mess with it. What a big mistake. Now I'm fascinated by the who thing and really eager to get more serious about mining. I'm currently running a test rig at 1.2GHash/s and am trying to figure out how to get into the ASIC game. I'm a software/hardware engineer by trade and am always looking for new and interesting projects.
-Jay
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I'm sad to say that I dismissed bitcoin a year or so ago because I was too busy to mess with it. What a big mistake. Now I'm fascinated by the who thing and really eager to get more serious about mining. I'm currently running a test rig at 1.2GHash/s and am trying to figure out how to get into the ASIC game. I'm a software/hardware engineer by trade and am always looking for new and interesting projects.
-Jay
______________________
-=Will work for BitCoin=-
Hello!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
Newbie here (though getting familiar with Bitcoins & Litecoins since last couple of weeks). Already mining litecoins (BTC hashrate is not even worth mentioning :-) ). And already found out the cruel world of bitcoin scammers. But that's how we learn!
Hello everyone. New here from usa missed the whole start of btc due to working 55+ hours a weeks for the last 3 years. Have a much more relaxed schedule now and am hoping to jump on the train. I'm really kicking myself. If I would have heard about this at the start I would have thrown loads of electricity at it in a hope and prayer. The second I heard about it It was a 2 year old article and I was thinking this could really take off.
Thanos fron Greece .... it seems a lot of people are interested in bitcoin.
Hi, I'm X-coin.
Watching bitcoin since some time. Now decided to register here.
Watching bitcoin since some time. Now decided to register here.
Welcome also!
Hi, I'm X-coin.
Watching bitcoin since some time. Now decided to register here.
Watching bitcoin since some time. Now decided to register here.
Hi everyone 
sup bitcoin world excited to finally be a part of this movement that will take us into the next generation. long live bitcoins! hahaha
hi cardan.
have you studyed math coins in college ?
have you studyed math coins in college ?
Hello
I'm Krzysztof from Poland, I'm graduated study few months ago
I'm Krzysztof from Poland, I'm graduated study few months ago
Yo, long time lurker turned registered poster.
Figured i register to post and contribute since i'm pretty into cryptocurrencies.
Figured i register to post and contribute since i'm pretty into cryptocurrencies.
Canadian guy here, just heard about bitcoins a couple months ago, and I live off the grid with no high-speed internet, so can't get in on the action yet.
I stayed up all night reading this forum, some of Morpheus's stuff about Goldcoin and stablecoin, and I am fascinated. I see a day when there will be hundreds of distributed currencies, like Googlecoin, Exxoncoin, IBMcoin, GEcoin, maybe even Labourcoin (tagged to the value of 1 hour of unskilled labor) and so on, and a bunch of exchanges, and people will have highly diversified portfolios of currency, trading globally, without interference. Despite what the Europeans are doing, and the Americans and the British, with their kleptocratic QE schemes and so on, a free market will arise, based on physical wealth. As an anarcho-capitalist, this truly gives me hope.
Eh, I dunno bro. Firstly, there's not much advantage to having a basket of currencies. Ideally in theoretic terms you'd have a single worldwide currency. That wasn't practical with fiat money, but it is with bitcoin.I stayed up all night reading this forum, some of Morpheus's stuff about Goldcoin and stablecoin, and I am fascinated. I see a day when there will be hundreds of distributed currencies, like Googlecoin, Exxoncoin, IBMcoin, GEcoin, maybe even Labourcoin (tagged to the value of 1 hour of unskilled labor) and so on, and a bunch of exchanges, and people will have highly diversified portfolios of currency, trading globally, without interference. Despite what the Europeans are doing, and the Americans and the British, with their kleptocratic QE schemes and so on, a free market will arise, based on physical wealth. As an anarcho-capitalist, this truly gives me hope.
As for "labourcoin," there's no set value to 1 hour of unskilled labor, so it's a useless concept.
Also an ancap here.
I disagree. Having a diversified set of currencies competing, each tagged to different economic sectors would help to be proof against recessions. There is an incentive for large companies to make their own crypto-currencies, so they can move wealth around without large fees/taxes. As for laborcoins, well, 1 hour of labor is approximately equal to 1 days food for 1 person, pretty much everywhere. IMHO, a currency does not exist in a void as merely a medium of exchange, but should be tied to real-world, physical wealth. Fiat currency relies on trust and consensus, crypto-currencies may be able to actually mirror real-world physical wealth, like barrels of oil, shares in a company or food.
Hi!
Hello! Im Johan, 40 from sweden 
Im mostly a noob BTC trader and bought in at 10$ and did NOT sell out at 250. lol
So well im hoping for a rinse and repeat. Its just for fun anyway, but you can easily forget that fact when the price goes up...
Probbaly trading to much with gut and too little brain. Wich I think is pretty common.
Im mostly a noob BTC trader and bought in at 10$ and did NOT sell out at 250. lolSo well im hoping for a rinse and repeat. Its just for fun anyway, but you can easily forget that fact when the price goes up...
Probbaly trading to much with gut and too little brain. Wich I think is pretty common.
Hello, I'm Michele, 37 years old and I live in London (UK)
I have been mining for an year now
I have been mining for an year now
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