I don't understand this video?
It was a cheap ass production targeted at kids, 10 years ago. With bitch-slapping inducing singers apparently.
But the link is probably a subtle hint at a possible downward market movement.
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September 15, 2014, 02:21:59 AM
I don't understand this video?
It was a cheap ass production targeted at kids, 10 years ago. With bitch-slapping inducing singers apparently.
But the link is probably a subtle hint at a possible downward market movement.
September 15, 2014, 02:04:28 AM
I don't understand this video?
It was a cheap ass production targeted at kids, 10 years ago. With bitch-slapping inducing singers apparently.
But the link is probably a subtle hint at a possible downward market movement.
September 15, 2014, 01:59:06 AM
September 15, 2014, 01:56:48 AM
I don't understand this video?
September 15, 2014, 01:35:18 AM
September 15, 2014, 12:59:03 AM
September 15, 2014, 12:47:58 AM
How does it compare with Trezor? (The price is WAY less than Trezor's .)
Trezor uses its display to foil keyloggers that try to steal your PIN, and to display the destination address to prevent address substitution by malicious software on the computer.
The price is really low, I don't think I would trust them, but with enough feedbacks they could take Trezor's first place among hardware wallets.
September 15, 2014, 12:47:15 AM
Lose your hope.
We are going nowhere but sideways.
Jaberwoooock warned you.
We are going nowhere but sideways.
Jaberwoooock warned you.
September 15, 2014, 12:43:53 AM
How does it compare with Trezor? (The price is WAY less than Trezor's .)
Trezor uses its display to foil keyloggers that try to steal your PIN, and to display the destination address to prevent address substitution by malicious software on the computer.
September 15, 2014, 12:40:59 AM
Interesting article:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-mining-can-longer-ignore-moores-law/
So, if more miners pull the plug, will a supply-side shortage please you?
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-mining-can-longer-ignore-moores-law/
So, if more miners pull the plug, will a supply-side shortage please you?
Bitcoins mined stay constant, irregardless of network hashing power.
Well it decreases for a short while, until the difficulty adjusts.
This might take several difficulties....
True, but also the 'unplugging' (lets assume), will be distributed over time.
The rate of bitcoin mined over time has stayed remarkably constant, resisting any hashing power variance:
What a beautiful creature
September 15, 2014, 12:17:30 AM
DOGE pump was fun, possible continuation in a week.
Next rapid rise probably for PPC.
Next rapid rise probably for PPC.
September 14, 2014, 11:59:02 PM
September 14, 2014, 11:55:20 PM
Interesting article:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-mining-can-longer-ignore-moores-law/
So, if more miners pull the plug, will a supply-side shortage please you?
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-mining-can-longer-ignore-moores-law/
So, if more miners pull the plug, will a supply-side shortage please you?
Bitcoins mined stay constant, irregardless of network hashing power.
September 14, 2014, 11:19:02 PM
By the way, work is overrated, and by the time you are 40 you will likely realize that work is overrated b/c you can certainly find better and more interesting things to do with your time, if you were to have sufficient financial freedom to be able to allow for such choices.
Amen.
Seconded.
How's this tale for an example of how shit the banking industry is in my country, especially regarding BTC:
Earlier on I mentioned that a good friend of mine wants to buy around 10 BTC. He's new to the party but smart enough to see the potential. Anyway, he can't be bothered jumping through all the hoops to get an account with an exchange as it takes weeks for full access and it's a pain in the ar$e.
I thought I'd just buy them for him and send them to his wallet. So I gave him the Bpay number of my exchange account to deposit his fiat.
He sent it through and has now had his bank account frozen for what is a "suspected fraudulent transaction"!
1: It's only $5000
2: It was paid through a legitimate channel.
3: WTF??
September 14, 2014, 11:00:33 PM
I'll be retired by 33.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
Do you have a wife and kids? I'm guessing no.
I have a wife, no kids. The wife is my main expense, lol
September 14, 2014, 11:00:17 PM
By the way, work is overrated, and by the time you are 40 you will likely realize that work is overrated b/c you can certainly find better and more interesting things to do with your time, if you were to have sufficient financial freedom to be able to allow for such choices.
Amen.
September 14, 2014, 10:59:49 PM
I'll be retired by 33.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
Do you have a wife and kids? I'm guessing no.
September 14, 2014, 10:59:04 PM
September 14, 2014, 10:58:27 PM
I'll be retired by 33.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
This is assuming that my x amount of bitcoins do not go up. Even if they stagnate I am on course for this, if they go to $5000 a piece it'd knock at least 2 years off that, I would be financially independent if that alone happened, let alone my savings.
I save 75-80% of my income currently, have plans to build a house within the next year (eco home made with earthbags, very low cost)
Once I remove my housing costs I will easily save 90%+ of my income.
By 33 I will be financially independent (have enough to never work again) but I will continue working, or i'd get bored.
My plan is to continue til about 40, then Ill have way more money than I need, and I can take up something interesting and expensive like diving without worrying about paying for it.
This is assuming that my x amount of bitcoins do not go up. Even if they stagnate I am on course for this, if they go to $5000 a piece it'd knock at least 2 years off that, I would be financially independent if that alone happened, let alone my savings.
September 14, 2014, 10:38:05 PM
tbh if bitcoin replaces the dollar, 1 btc is more then enough to retire 
btw. i think hes 27 - so 13 years are more then enough time to reach that goal
btw. i think hes 27 - so 13 years are more then enough time to reach that goal
Yes, in 13 years either BTC will be worth some amount we cannot fathom right now, or it will be worth absolutely nothing!
I was also joking about the retirement part. I would however love to obtain financial freedom by 40. But, retirement = I'd get bored too quickly. I like my work/career anyway. And of course I plan to try to obtain some more BTC. A maximum of 21 million coins isn't even enough to give to all the people in state of California alone.
By the way, work is overrated, and by the time you are 40 you will likely realize that work is overrated b/c you can certainly find better and more interesting things to do with your time, if you were to have sufficient financial freedom to be able to allow for such choices.
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