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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 20131. (Read 26709367 times)
November 22, 2015, 07:56:49 PM
November 22, 2015, 07:56:30 PM
Oh oh... Bitcoin terrorists enraged, coming to get me. Any time left for me to plead, in tears, on my trembling knees, for mercy? I'm scaird 
Another JIDF, Zionazi, central banking shill spammer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlyL2r2j7VQ
Another december 2013 joiner, what's with you guys? I realize you lost some money, but jeez, no need to spew your projected inadequacies all over us.
Looks like someone is offended. If you don't want to be offended, tell your govt financed, JIDF shill friends to stop making 100 spam accounts per day on the Bitcoin forum.
Did you ever think for a second, that they might, just maybe, gain personal satisfaction from laughing at you? And that's all the payment they need?
How about you stop paying them?
See? No scary shape shifting joos involved.
November 22, 2015, 07:50:12 PM
Oh oh... Bitcoin terrorists enraged, coming to get me. Any time left for me to plead, in tears, on my trembling knees, for mercy? I'm scaird
Another JIDF, Zionazi, central banking shill spammer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlyL2r2j7VQ
Another december 2013 joiner, what's with you guys? I realize you lost some money, but jeez, no need to spew your projected inadequacies all over us.
Looks like someone is offended. If you don't want to be offended, tell your govt financed, JIDF shill friends to stop making 100 spam accounts per day on the Bitcoin forum. Everybody knows where those spammers originate from.
November 22, 2015, 07:38:55 PM
Oh oh... Bitcoin terrorists enraged, coming to get me. Any time left for me to plead, in tears, on my trembling knees, for mercy? I'm scaird
Another JIDF, Zionazi, central banking shill spammer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlyL2r2j7VQ
Another december 2013 joiner, what's with you guys? I realize you lost some money, but jeez, no need to spew your projected inadequacies all over us.
November 22, 2015, 07:33:00 PM
Oh oh... Bitcoin terrorists enraged, coming to get me. Any time left for me to plead, in tears, on my trembling knees, for mercy? I'm scaird
Another JIDF, Zionazi, central banking shill spammer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlyL2r2j7VQ
November 22, 2015, 07:09:52 PM
and magic.
...but I don't believe in magic.
And then you go and take me literally. For shame.
I agree with most of your other points. Patience is tough though... it feels like our time is rapidly approaching but we don't have the time to make it ready.
November 22, 2015, 07:03:49 PM
2.3 trillion dollar went to the organisation who run the world. They can do whatever they want with that kind of money.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Today. If tomorrow seven billion decide that the use of bitcoin over fiat is in their best interest, it shall come to pass.
The immovable object is demolished by the unstoppable force.
I get that you're speaking metaphorically. But it's important to at least recognize the reality... the system would be completely choked if even a medium sized city adopted bitcoin over fiat. I hear we may double or quadruple things next year tho.
"The system"? I assume you mean the current smallblockian cripplecoined system? Yes. Agreed.
But I speak here of a larger truth. The world is awakening to the evils of the system we call fiat. Today, ten times the fraction of the populace understands the true nature of fractional reserve banking as did just a single digit's number of years ago. Bitcoin is merely today's most likely tool for bringing the needed change. What was it that Henry Ford said? Oh yeah -
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and money system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”
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Getting 7 billion acquainted with lightning payment channels settling with the blockchain will also take some time
I'm a patient man...
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and magic.
...but I don't believe in magic.
November 22, 2015, 07:01:19 PM
November 22, 2015, 07:00:11 PM
we all know their dirty secret is to ban cash and digitalize your influx so they can track tax you better.
Of course but now we have Bitcoin
So... as long as your salary is paid in bitcoin, and all the things you buy are paid directly with bitcoin (without any identifying information collected in the process), we are FREE from taxation!
Oh, but wait, we are only replacing central banking, not commercial banking.
I guess it's back to sitting on our private keys and talking shit about anybody who wants to actually do anything with this invention. At least we're still guaranteed to get filthy rich, very soon™.
its pretty simple yes:
Unloading our bags on literally children... the killer app!
meh daddy issues much?
yes we all know you prefer in-suit banksters that build big phat corporations, impose their government laws & taxes with their private blockchains.
bequick kiddo, get yourself one of these fancy coinbase bitcoin debit card, maybe they'll even let you choose its color!
I would love to be able to make a poll about which joke was funnier.
Also
November 22, 2015, 06:53:21 PM
I think we are on the climb back to $350 or above.
November 22, 2015, 06:50:36 PM
2.3 trillion dollar went to the organisation who run the world. They can do whatever they want with that kind of money.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Today. If tomorrow seven billion decide that the use of bitcoin over fiat is in their best interest, it shall come to pass.
The immovable object is demolished by the unstoppable force.
I get that you're speaking metaphorically. But it's important to at least recognize the reality... the system would be completely choked if even a medium sized city adopted bitcoin over fiat. I hear we may double or quadruple things next year tho.
Getting 7 billion acquainted with lightning payment channels settling with the blockchain will also take some time and magic.
November 22, 2015, 06:50:10 PM
2.3 trillion dollar went to the organisation who run the world. They can do whatever they want with that kind of money.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Today. If tomorrow seven billion decide that the use of bitcoin over fiat is in their best interest, it shall come to pass.
The immovable object is demolished by the unstoppable force.
Oh oh... Bitcoin terrorists enraged, coming to get me. Any time left for me to plead, in tears, on my trembling knees, for mercy? I'm scaird
Lolitas with Nagants - points for style.
November 22, 2015, 06:01:11 PM
November 22, 2015, 05:58:22 PM
@adam
can we have another poll pleaeaeaeaseeeeeeee...
right its been over 2 weekscan we have another poll pleaeaeaeaseeeeeeee...
what should the poll be?
i gtg 5 yeazr old after the computer again, shes getting one for xmas.
how about asking for speculation regarding BTC price at 5pm Eastern time on Cyber monday, isn't that one week from tomorrow?
Maybe you can even use some of the same suggested amounts in the current poll?
November 22, 2015, 05:57:30 PM
there was like 1billion dollars unaccounted for that the pentagon spend and it wasn't ever recorded...
How soon we forget.
Let's try Two-Point-Frickin-Three-TRILLION dollars.
Announced when? Oh, right. On a date that the following day's news would ensure that nobody noticed.
2001. September. The tenth.
November 22, 2015, 05:44:00 PM
The "sheets redaction" is probably automated, partially at least, but there's always an employee or a dedicated section supervising the process given its importance.
November 22, 2015, 05:41:30 PM
In a "permissioned ledger" (i.e., a distributed mirrored decentralized tamper-resistant database for a closed set of non-anonymous, legally bound entities), transaction processing would be done by the member entities, for whom the service would be compensation enough; and/or by external contractors, who would get paid in dollars through banks, the old-fashioned way.
They already have what you've described. It is called SWIFT.Yes, I am sure that pretty good solutions that problem were known and used for many years before bitcoin. Those solutions may not be universally used for many reasons -- including inertia and risk avoidance.
Or safety. Delays of hours or days in interbank transfers are an important safety feature, and maybe exist for that reason alone. When instantaneous transfers are possible, bank hackers and money launderers often take advantage of them, by passing the stolen money through several banks in quick succession, to delay the investigators. Kidnapping and armed robberies also becomes easier and safer, since the ransom can be paid from the victim's bank account and cashed out before the police becomes aware of the crime.
As far as I'm concerned the delay isn't due to safety issues: since deposits aren't assets for banks but liabilities wire transfers transmit pieces of liabilities which the beneficiary bank has to accept, and to this regard banks have actual accounts open at other banks or, when this isn't the case, there is always a third party that does (which may be another financial institution or the central bank). This is the interbank market with fees (such as the federal funds rate, Euribor, Libor) pricing in the banks creditworthiness.
The transfer orders of the day from the bank A to B are packed into a sheet which is edited in the afternoon and sent to B which will consider it the next work day morning. In the meantime bank B redacts the sheet with the transfer orders from B to A. From time to time only the differences are settled between the accounts of the banks held at each other, or between A, the intermediary and B. If one party goes bankrupt it can't honour its account any more and this affects the solvency of the other party or parties.
There isn't anything even remotely similar to a distributed ledger in this process.
November 22, 2015, 05:39:40 PM
Seems we've experienced a minor weekend dump but that's been pretty normal for years now. Hopefully we can pick up & maybe get past 330 & even into the 340's early in the week?
hardly can label the weekend activities as a dump, when so far this weekend, we have witnessed quite less than 20k coins being traded in the past 2.5 days (i'm referring to volume on stamp of course).
November 22, 2015, 05:37:22 PM
2.3 trillion dollar went to the organisation who run the world. They can do whatever they want with that kind of money.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Today. If tomorrow seven billion decide that the use of bitcoin over fiat is in their best interest, it shall come to pass.
The immovable object is demolished by the unstoppable force.
November 22, 2015, 05:30:02 PM
2.3 trillion dollar went to the organisation who run the world. They can do whatever they want with that kind of money.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
Bitcoin is nothing comparing to it.
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