Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 16881. (Read 26713463 times)

Lol, this is complete bullshit and those companies are basically Buttalik Butterin IPO scams.  It's such bullshit they can't even create a valid infographic of what said mining would look like.  Does this look like something you're going to see anytime soon or even a valid way to mine in the first place? LOL.  Let me guess, the structure on the left is a Dyson sphere they're trying to maneuver around the sun to start up the miner (which probably also mines bitcoin at the same time):

literally

These stories about BTC-e hacking are not confirmed yet; however, the longer that BTC-e is down, the more suspicions arise.

BTC-e has not provided very many details. The latest tweet was 13 hours ago:

>>>>>>>>We are still continue to perform our unscheduled ongoing maintenance.  Will keep you updated. Sorry for the inconvenience<<<<<<<<

https://twitter.com/btcecom

There is a rumor of the compromise of 66k BTC or something like that (https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6pkjny/and_while_btce_is_down_some_169m_bitcoin_fortune/) - which would probably be a decent proportion of their coins - and I am NOT sure if any exchange is going to come out of a supposed "hack" like Bitfinex did... with the 36% socialized haircut example (August 2016).

Let's see.  Let's see.  Let's see. 

I am starting to get a little bit worried on a personal level.  I have about 3% of my bitcoin holdings trading on that exchange... so I would not like any kind of loss, which is seeming more and more probable with the passage of time and without getting some kind of alternative innocent explanation.

Welcome to the Mental Metal Observer price movement  tracking and paperweight decorations, by the way.


BTC.e keep flatlining and time to extract your BTCs from exchanges is running out. I would like to hear about your strategies about letting some in your fav exchange to do some machiavelic last minute trades

or this:
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/25/us-stocks-earnings-fed-caterpillar-mcdonalds.html

http://www.planetaryresources.com/
http://deepspaceindustries.com/

Cost to start mining will be astronomical but so will be the quantities mined. Asteroid mining is not that far away in time. Privatization of space industry is bringing down costs. You don't really know whether the costs will be so high that the market won't be flooded enough to keep the price of precious metals down.

I was thinking about using  1kg bar of silver as a fun doorstop, but these 1Kg Australian coins look nice
https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/silver-coins/australian-kookaburra/1kg-2017-silver-australian-kookaburra/
But you pay quite a premium for them (20%)

The longer btc-e is down, the lower the price will go on speculation that yet another exchange was hacked.

Ha I'm actually going to buy a 1 or 5 kg  silver bar now thanks to your discussions.
Not as an investment but for fun decoration, much like bitserve, cool idea.

My Bitcoin Quantum Mysterium will feature direct b2b (brain to brain) payment channels based on bleeding edge Quantum Entanglement Technology. It will allow for new features such as instantly paying another for his thoughts, or outsourcing hard questions (such as: "how is this new technology going to work in practice"?).  

It's still a opportunity to buy with a DISCOUNT.

Very good, but only one dimensional analysis,
To put a second dimension to this, say marketcap % or growth potential with resp to tx space or so, you need a bit brain boy.

How are your metal investments doing? lol better off in steem power than shitty metals. Sell your silver and power up!

"Hey guys, whatcha doing?"

There is truly no hope for people involved in bitcoin.

from:
http://steemit.com/money/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-20-everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-precious-metals-vs-bitcoin-fundamentals-and-the-future-of-the

Just got lucky again. Got home from the ballgame and a few beers to find the price under $2480USD and the local ATM with a 1.9% buy fee.

Thank you Bitcoin deities.

LOL - truth

A couple which I trust with my coins are in my public service sig, and there you can trade both ways all the time until you do not take delivery of the phyzz.

edit: since my sig is censored in this thread they are vaultoro.com and bullionstar.com

This... (what Jimbo said) ... it is a good example of 'Karma'.

Basically one takes more and one gets less. Then the Universe needs to recalibrate!

And more concrete is that on markets it doesn't work like in other circumstances when the calibration of the energy you take form a place to another comes and has specific targeting. But... NO! ... It does not have any direction / target echolocation bullsh!t, like on the usual karma things. But on markets, that loss needs to be taken and drawn from somewhere else.

So basically as an example of what he just said is that the loser that sold at some displeasing value, will trigger some kind of 'unpleased/unsatisfied' emotion that he/she will spew it into the Universe like a sewer! ... And the one that got 'a bargain' will feel pleased, greedy and maybe will have a taste of feeling the need to spend!

But in a simple way put is that the one with a loss will feel the need to take from somewhere else to compensate, rebalance and recover. And the Universe will give them to balance the scale back to a neuter zone! While the one who gained will find ways to give back. And this doesn't mean necessarily "paying back" with the same 'currency', but with any kind of payment/sacrifice that the Universe asks of the destiny of those people!

Gold and tungsten are EXTREMELY similar in things like the specific gravity test, which is one reason it seems a lot harder to fake silver than gold to me.  Things like the ping test seem to be more effective for silver as well, along with stuff like the magnet slide test and others.  Having said that, fake gold would still not pass the trained eye in the specific gravity test, nor the machines the bullion dealers run them through.  For the average man on the street though, it's really not hard to spot fake silver if you know what to look for, so fake metals are really not a problem at least in the silver market because it has a lot of unique traits to identify it.