Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 25112. (Read 26634229 times)
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
October 11, 2014, 02:20:44 PM
ATH is not a who, but a what. It means All time High.
October 11, 2014, 02:20:26 PM
Hello everybody, i new in here, where price of BTC go next? Should i buy now, or wait one day longer?
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Ask ChartBuddy, he seems to be really confident.
Do you have mail adress from Mr./Mrs. Chartbuddy?
Starting to seem like a wall for me.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
October 11, 2014, 02:19:50 PM
Holy Shizzle! Former ATH is back! 
Question is, why are we not going near 400. October 11, 2014, 02:19:21 PM
October 11, 2014, 02:18:38 PM
trust lays in the most powerful network.
250 Ph is not bad.. but bring on the Hexash Era.
250 Ph is not bad.. but bring on the Hexash Era.
exa
October 11, 2014, 02:16:26 PM
Historical moment: I just initiated my very first margin trade order (ever). 
I found a few DRK in my local wallet and have been curious how Bitfinex really works from user perspective, so I funded a fresh account with the DRK dust and decided to... probably loose it all on that trade.
(I didn't even care to calculate my probability and my possible profit, just went "all in" with something like 7$.
)
I miss the days when Bitcoin trading was limited to simple exchange.
I found a few DRK in my local wallet and have been curious how Bitfinex really works from user perspective, so I funded a fresh account with the DRK dust and decided to... probably loose it all on that trade.
(I didn't even care to calculate my probability and my possible profit, just went "all in" with something like 7$.
)I miss the days when Bitcoin trading was limited to simple exchange.
October 11, 2014, 02:14:28 PM
Hello everybody, i new in here, where price of BTC go next? Should i buy now, or wait one day longer?
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Ask ChartBuddy, he seems to be really confident.
Do you have mail adress from Mr./Mrs. Chartbuddy?
October 11, 2014, 02:14:20 PM
So far this weekend has been very uneventful. Where is the trading frenzy?
October 11, 2014, 02:13:53 PM
In 6months everybody here will buy massively some xrp =D I'm so sure of it ahhaha
October 11, 2014, 02:12:32 PM
Okay, some good points, thanks!
Does anybody audit some of the bigger mining pools? Are their intentions public?
I really should be doing some research into them but its Saturday and I was hoping to watch some big green candles
Does anybody audit some of the bigger mining pools? Are their intentions public?
I really should be doing some research into them but its Saturday and I was hoping to watch some big green candles
October 11, 2014, 02:12:09 PM
Holy Shizzle! Former ATH is back!
October 11, 2014, 02:10:16 PM
Hello everybody, i new in here, where price of BTC go next? Should i buy now, or wait one day longer?
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Ask ChartBuddy, he seems to be really confident.
October 11, 2014, 02:08:16 PM
Hello everybody, i new in here, where price of BTC go next? Should i buy now, or wait one day longer?
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
Price seems very low right now? I already have 30 but i want more.
October 11, 2014, 02:05:13 PM
Can we just limit bitcoin mining to something only standard GPU's can do?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 6 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 6 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
trust lays in the most powerful network.
250 Ph is not bad.. but bring on the Hexash Era.
October 11, 2014, 02:04:29 PM
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
AFAIK, the consensus is that it is an inevitable consequence of free and unregulated market, and people are hoping that the worst will not happen.
October 11, 2014, 02:03:47 PM
Can we just limit bitcoin mining to something only standard GPU's can do?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 6 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 6 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
If you want a coin that does what you describe there are tons of altcoins out there that do just that. I think it is good that there is some centralization in bitcoin mining. I am an electrical engineer and how I view it is when companies push the limits of asics design, it also pushes the limit of other technologies to follow it. If everybody could mine on there own computer then there would be no incentive to come up with more advanced technology to mine.
October 11, 2014, 02:01:00 PM
October 11, 2014, 01:49:37 PM
Can we just limit bitcoin mining to something only standard GPU's can do?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 5 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
Or at least something everybody with a PC can have a reasonably even share in?
I loved bitcoin years ago because I used to mine myself, and even with only a little reward, it helped me understand it all. But today it is silly unless you can invest 5 figures +++.
And as we push to even faster ASICs there seems to be a trend of centralisation being set up in the bitcoin mining, where one person/group can own a large chunk of hashing power, and this is only getting worse over time.
With this added centralisation comes the added risk of malicious actors and a distrust in the very verification process that is so sound and secure.
Are we looking for a solution to this or is the consensus that it is either inevitable or not a threat?
October 11, 2014, 01:33:29 PM
I must admit you got a hell of a sense of humor.
please continue!
please continue!
October 11, 2014, 01:29:25 PM
Cut to
>Dingy motel room, billyjoeallen banging blow and some hooker while screeching
>Dingy motel room, billyjoeallen banging blow and some hooker while screeching
...Central banks print it out of thin air. Other banks create it out of thin air also by fractional lending. Money supply (M3) is growing at an exponential rate and the only real taper is in the bitcoin source code.
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