Topic: The One Thing Bitcoin Has Taught Me ... - page 4. (Read 6774 times)
Be an early-adopter.
Don't gamble. But gamble anyways.
It it possible to have money without government intervention.
As a socialist, I always found it amusing that the neo-conservatives claim that The "free market" can be used to reduce government intervention. The "free market" does not exist without government intervention.
Money is one piece of the puzzle. The court system/dispute resolution is another.
As a socialist, I always found it amusing that the neo-conservatives claim that The "free market" can be used to reduce government intervention. The "free market" does not exist without government intervention.
Money is one piece of the puzzle. The court system/dispute resolution is another.
Gamble in moderation... or don't gamble at all.
Provably Fair?
Never trust anyone online period, no exceptions.
Get in before everyone else, get out before everyone else.
... if you don't have the private key you don't have any Bitcoins (ask the users of Input.io, Bitcoinica, bitfloor, instawallet, etc, etc, etc).
too true
... if you don't have the private key you don't have any Bitcoins (ask the users of Input.io, Bitcoinica, bitfloor, instawallet, etc, etc, etc).
It always go back up at some point. Selling now may mean missing an oppotunity.
I sold my very first BTC at 70$ thinking it was pretty good, about what a week later? We hit the 200$ mark.
That is when I relaized the true potential of the BTC
I sold my very first BTC at 70$ thinking it was pretty good, about what a week later? We hit the 200$ mark.
That is when I relaized the true potential of the BTC
never listen to what other people say, at least before vetting for yourself. there is always a bear for every bull, so how would you make your decisions when you are hearing valid points from both sides?
is never ever pre-order shit!
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