https://blockchain.info/tx/1c12443203a48f42cdf7b1acee5b4b1c1fedc144cb909a3bf5edbffafb0cd204
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Tell me you wouldn't be triple checking the "send to" address before firing that puppy off
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31699. (Read 26608905 times)
November 22, 2013, 12:37:36 PM
Tell me you wouldn't be triple checking the "send to" address before firing that puppy off
November 22, 2013, 12:37:28 PM
quick check Avalon address
November 22, 2013, 12:34:52 PM
https://blockchain.info/tx/1c12443203a48f42cdf7b1acee5b4b1c1fedc144cb909a3bf5edbffafb0cd204
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Dude moved almost 200K BTC and did not pay a fee, those are some old coins.
The blockchain.info tag is "Shit load of money!", I wonder if the owner entered that to mock us or if someone else did.
November 22, 2013, 12:34:18 PM
CHOO CHOO MOTHER F**KERS
Should of known it was going to the moon again, when this appeared. But he slipped in, and no one acknowledged him.
Hi Loaded, nice to see you again.
November 22, 2013, 12:33:33 PM
This is the very first quote I found by looking at your profile, but there are at least hundreds more:
When someone can explain to me how Bitcoin plans to retain value without any real way to use them, maybe I'll be bullish again. But all indicators tell me that, Bitcoin is a sinking ship. Doesn't matter what miners are using or doing. Without mass adoption, it's just monopoly money, propped up by speculators. And please, if you're going to try to spell it out for me, spare me the libertarian, bible thumping fantasies. I need to hear something with real world substance.
Your indicators indicated you very well.
So basically, you just made up that last quote? Ok, thanks for not calling me a liar.
A lot of this quote is still true. Is this not still pure speculation? Are you claiming "mass adoption" for Bitcoin?
Bitcoin hitting 900? Never would have guessed it. That's why I say, being bearish is futile...unless devs change the block size and centralize Bitcoin. Ripple has the payment network aspect taken care of.
November 22, 2013, 12:32:35 PM
https://blockchain.info/tx/1c12443203a48f42cdf7b1acee5b4b1c1fedc144cb909a3bf5edbffafb0cd204
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Someone has 200M worth of BTC. holy crap
Am i reading it right, 0 tx fee and already 4 confirmations?
November 22, 2013, 12:31:38 PM
This loan thing is depending what is the situation. It's dumb to say that investing loaned money is absolutely wrong or that it's right. Many people spend rest of their lives in debt hell and investing some of that to bitcoin might be the way to get rid of that debt. There's risk but you have to calculate those risks based on your situation.
When you're in a hole, dig faster?
Maybe you can do a 180 curve while digging and get out of that hole.
I see what you did there ... that sounds a lot like a tunnel
It's a bitcoin tunnel and there's a rainbow at the end =D
Relieved - I thought you were talking about doing a U turn, in which case you will certainly bury yourself alive. Rainbow at the end is a nice touch. Like your mindscaping.
November 22, 2013, 12:29:17 PM
https://blockchain.info/tx/1c12443203a48f42cdf7b1acee5b4b1c1fedc144cb909a3bf5edbffafb0cd204
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Someone has 200M worth of BTC. holy crap
November 22, 2013, 12:28:29 PM
This is indeed bringing back (painful) memories of summer again
Are we gonna need to get you two boys a room again ?
Are we gonna need to get you two boys a room again
? 
November 22, 2013, 12:25:11 PM
Class article answering the foolish 'Bitcoin is like Segway'-article. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/11/22/no-bitcoin-isnt-like-a-segway/
very nice
November 22, 2013, 12:24:57 PM
As I understand it, the payment processors referred to in the video would handle smaller value transactions at a rate much faster than 7tps, which would then be added to the blockchain by the payment processor.
I am not a techy, so my understanding may be incorrect, but this is how I understood it.
Perhaps there is someone more qualified on hand who could explain how this would work.
I am also speculating that it is exactly this kind of 'bolt on' service that is part of the planned evolution of Bitcoin and why we see VC money coming in now.
I am not a techy, so my understanding may be incorrect, but this is how I understood it.
Perhaps there is someone more qualified on hand who could explain how this would work.
I am also speculating that it is exactly this kind of 'bolt on' service that is part of the planned evolution of Bitcoin and why we see VC money coming in now.
Basically a fancy escrow service. Which is what banks and the credit card companies are at the moment in certain aspects.
So,in theory, could this kind of service be offered to the general public at a price that undercuts CC's and banks and makes the 7tps and the blocksize limit non-issues ?
If they fill a need and are economically viable, they will be created. If they are a part of the natural evolution of Bitcoin, they will happen. Perhaps there is no need for them yet ... as I understand it we are nowhere near the tx limit yet.
In which case, why would anyone be doing any more than laying the groundwork for them ?
November 22, 2013, 12:19:18 PM
Economy
Total BTC 12,023,825 BTC
Market Cap
based on latest prices
9,152,535,590 USD
or 6,372,627,250 EUR
or 25,105,746,600 PLN
or 5,642,095,835 GBP
People are... STILL
Total BTC 12,023,825 BTC
Market Cap
based on latest prices
9,152,535,590 USD
or 6,372,627,250 EUR
or 25,105,746,600 PLN
or 5,642,095,835 GBP
People are... STILL
November 22, 2013, 12:18:58 PM
This loan thing is depending what is the situation. It's dumb to say that investing loaned money is absolutely wrong or that it's right. Many people spend rest of their lives in debt hell and investing some of that to bitcoin might be the way to get rid of that debt. There's risk but you have to calculate those risks based on your situation.
When you're in a hole, dig faster?
Maybe you can do a 180 curve while digging and get out of that hole.
You can't get out of a hole by digging - you need to find something that is about to defy gravity to lift you out
November 22, 2013, 12:17:47 PM
I'm having a deja-vu of the conversations we had in the Summer.
Coinseeker said BTC was doomed, that it was a joke, and that the future was Ripple. He said that BTC was a bad investment compared to Ripple.
We all know how that played out. BTC price surged 7 times and XRP has lost 12 times its value against BTC.
Well played, Coinseeker
Ripple remains the future and XRP is holding quite stable verses the dollar. Obviously verses BTC it's higher, because BTC is worth more now. Genius.
And it was well played because I always kept BTC. So BTC is/was the worst investment ever and was doomed to fail but STILL you "always kept BTC". Mmm... So basically you were just trolling?
Cool story.
Quote where I said, "Bitcoin was/is the worst investment ever." And it's still possible for Bitcoin to fail, so don't get too arrogant. It's all still speculation.
This is the very first quote I found by looking at your profile, but there are at least hundreds more:
When someone can explain to me how Bitcoin plans to retain value without any real way to use them, maybe I'll be bullish again. But all indicators tell me that, Bitcoin is a sinking ship. Doesn't matter what miners are using or doing. Without mass adoption, it's just monopoly money, propped up by speculators. And please, if you're going to try to spell it out for me, spare me the libertarian, bible thumping fantasies. I need to hear something with real world substance.
Your indicators indicated you very well.
November 22, 2013, 12:17:07 PM
This loan thing is depending what is the situation. It's dumb to say that investing loaned money is absolutely wrong or that it's right. Many people spend rest of their lives in debt hell and investing some of that to bitcoin might be the way to get rid of that debt. There's risk but you have to calculate those risks based on your situation.
When you're in a hole, dig faster?
Better analogy: when you're in a hole, get some explosives. They might blow you to pieces, but maybe real world physics = FPS engine physis and you can rocket jump out of that hole
seriously though, I don't see a difference in principle between not investing more than you can afford and not taking a loan higher than you can afford. If he knows he can repay the loan within tolerable living conditions in case his investment fails, it's not necessarily an irrational choice.
I could afford the loan out of my current monthly salary if I gave up alcohol and went onto a brown rice diet for a year. Plenty of options and not all of them include halitosis
November 22, 2013, 12:13:36 PM
I'm having a deja-vu of the conversations we had in the Summer.
Coinseeker said BTC was doomed, that it was a joke, and that the future was Ripple. He said that BTC was a bad investment compared to Ripple.
We all know how that played out. BTC price surged 7 times and XRP has lost 12 times its value against BTC.
Well played, Coinseeker
Ripple remains the future and XRP is holding quite stable verses the dollar. Obviously verses BTC it's higher, because BTC is worth more now. Genius.
And it was well played because I always kept BTC. So BTC is/was the worst investment ever and was doomed to fail but STILL you "always kept BTC". Mmm... So basically you were just trolling?
Cool story.
There are tons of members here having agenda..... we know it when they spread BS. Thats why i ignored Coinseeker long time ago.
November 22, 2013, 12:13:06 PM
You don't buy groceries with gold neither.
This.
November 22, 2013, 12:12:51 PM
I'm having a deja-vu of the conversations we had in the Summer.
Coinseeker said BTC was doomed, that it was a joke, and that the future was Ripple. He said that BTC was a bad investment compared to Ripple.
We all know how that played out. BTC price surged 7 times and XRP has lost 12 times its value against BTC.
Well played, Coinseeker
Ripple remains the future and XRP is holding quite stable verses the dollar. Obviously verses BTC it's higher, because BTC is worth more now. Genius.
And it was well played because I always kept BTC. So BTC is/was the worst investment ever and was doomed to fail but STILL you "always kept BTC". Mmm... So basically you were just trolling?
Cool story.
Quote where I said, "Bitcoin was/is the worst investment ever." And it's still possible for Bitcoin to fail, so don't get too arrogant. It's all still speculation.
November 22, 2013, 12:11:14 PM
I'm having a deja-vu of the conversations we had in the Summer.
Coinseeker said BTC was doomed, that it was a joke, and that the future was Ripple. He said that BTC was a bad investment compared to Ripple.
We all know how that played out. BTC price surged 7 times and XRP has lost 12 times its value against BTC.
Well played, Coinseeker
Ripple remains the future and XRP is holding quite stable verses the dollar. Obviously verses BTC it's higher, because BTC is worth more now. Genius.
And it was well played because I always kept BTC. So BTC is/was the worst investment ever and was doomed to fail but STILL you "always kept BTC". Mmm... So basically you were just trolling?
Cool story.
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