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Topic: Why is the exchange rate so boring now? - page 4. (Read 3836 times)

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March 16, 2015, 12:47:32 AM
#41
All I been saying guy's, is I can get more from a tesco clubcard, than btc.. dont hate me for the truth.. bitcoin is a private club now, for those with, end of.



And you expect us to take you seriously?



No, I'm only here to try and help.. maybe get it back on track..

You've known about btc since 2010, and you want it to give you the same benefits as a Tesco Club Card.

Forgive me if I'm floored.
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March 16, 2015, 12:46:05 AM
#40
All I been saying guy's, is I can get more from a tesco clubcard, than btc.. dont hate me for the truth.. bitcoin is a private club now, for those with, end of.



And you expect us to take you seriously?



No, I'm only here to try and help.. maybe get it back on track.. it's not the exchange rate that's boring, it's the lack of the realtime flow of btc to the bottom.. ie, no motion.. a stale currency.. not everyone can afford to buy them, and the pitifull sharing simply aint enough to be the threat to banks it was designed to be, does this make better sense?
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March 16, 2015, 12:44:42 AM
#39
No, take this seriously: Bitcoin is supposed to take on the banks.. how many folks think this will happen? It cant, because those with aint parting with enough to be a threat to the banks.. meaning the actual point of bitcoin is null and void, atleast, until ya get the hint..  I'm not really crying about pitifull payments, I'm just agreeing with those that think I am, the truth is in the start of this post.
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March 16, 2015, 12:42:17 AM
#38
OK guys, sorry. Must have been the brain lock. Like in posting without reading, much less thinking.

Best of luck, g
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March 16, 2015, 12:42:11 AM
#37
All I been saying guy's, is I can get more from a tesco clubcard, than btc.. dont hate me for the truth.. bitcoin is a private club now, for those with, end of.



And you expect us to take you seriously?

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March 16, 2015, 12:40:43 AM
#36
All I been saying guy's, is I can get more from a tesco clubcard, than btc.. dont hate me for the truth.. bitcoin is a private club now, for those with, end of.

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March 16, 2015, 12:39:14 AM
#35
He meant discreet units, like hush hush and such.  Wink

Actually, I quoted you Wink
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March 16, 2015, 12:38:37 AM
#34
What are you talking about Decksperiment ? 2.1 quadrillion discrete units of btc ? You´ve got to be joking, right ?

Actually, I quoted the post above that, take that up with him Wink
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March 16, 2015, 12:38:18 AM
#33
He meant discreet units, like hush hush and such.  Wink
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March 16, 2015, 12:36:50 AM
#32
What are you talking about Decksperiment ? 2.1 quadrillion discrete units of btc ? You´ve got to be joking, right ?
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March 16, 2015, 12:33:34 AM
#31
Who you calling a retard, bumfluffkins?

you.

no one care about your confused, unintelligible opinion of what you'd like BTC to be.

sorry, it is not free monies.

I never said it was.. who the fuck dya think you are insulting folk you've never spoken to?

ARSE describes you to a t.

Hint, never insult FIRST. For then your fair game to all..
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March 16, 2015, 12:26:06 AM
#30
Who you calling a retard, bumfluffkins?

you.

no one care about your confused, unintelligible opinion of what you'd like BTC to be.

sorry, it is not free monies.
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March 16, 2015, 12:22:54 AM
#29
Who you calling a retard, bumfluffkins? Like your neg-trust rating now cheekypie?
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March 16, 2015, 12:21:48 AM
#28
A private club going nowhere fast..

Bet on it?

Half the people you metion have probably dropped it in favour of real life..

people want btc, not particles..

21 million btc in total.. but there are  2.1 quadrillion discrete units of btc?

hahahaha...

they're that discreet, no-one can find any decent amount's.

who dug out this retard  Huh

did NLC get his hand on another old user account!?
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March 16, 2015, 12:18:03 AM
#27
A private club going nowhere fast..

Bet on it?

Half the people you metion have probably dropped it in favour of real life..

people want btc, not particles..

21 million btc in total.. but there are  2.1 quadrillion discrete units of btc?

hahahaha...

they're that discreet, no-one can find any decent amount's.

I get more from tesco club card, mwahhahaha
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March 16, 2015, 12:16:40 AM
#26
I'll prove a point with btc.. when btc goes up in value, do website's offer more? NO, they stay the same.. and when btc goes down in value, the offerings become less.. the problem being, when btc goes back up, the offering's dont, they stay the same, and when btc goes down again, so does the offerings, but when btc goes up again, does the offerings increase? No, again, they stay the same..

Three times btc increased in value, so folks SHOULD offer more, but they dont.

Three times btc went down and so did the offering's.. when btc went up, the offerings stayed even lower..

I'll not go into people's instant payment's being not so instant, by being sent to third party wallet's probably held by the same people.

I rest my case here.. speculate on what I wrote here..

wtf are you talking about, bitcoin faucets and ad campaigns? do it like the rest of us, buy or mine.

I'm talking about it being no longer worthwhile either way.. wages are too low everywhere, there's no excuse for btc doing same.

I guess the hoarder's dont want more users, since as mentioned by others, it's supposed to be saved.. let me think:

21 million coins, of which roughly 20% are gone forever through loss, via hardware failure etc, and 64 billion people, yeah, it's a closed market indeed.. not as it was designed for is it?

Well, it's 7+ billion people, and 2.1 quadrillion discrete units of btc. You can buy it with a few clicks. Next fatal flaw? (Hint: 2.7 tx per second)
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March 16, 2015, 12:14:22 AM
#25
I don´t think it´s boring. In fact BTC has been showing signs of life recently. I guess it´s still consolidating after the drop to 170 from the Nov. top of 450. Hope it stays lively.

I dont think it's boring mate, but some seem to forget btc was supposed to take the power from the banks, and I know there are not enough bitcoiners to do so, that's really all I'm saying, a private club going nowhere fast..
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March 16, 2015, 12:11:53 AM
#24
I'll prove a point with btc.. when btc goes up in value, do website's offer more? NO, they stay the same.. and when btc goes down in value, the offerings become less.. the problem being, when btc goes back up, the offering's dont, they stay the same, and when btc goes down again, so does the offerings, but when btc goes up again, does the offerings increase? No, again, they stay the same..

Three times btc increased in value, so folks SHOULD offer more, but they dont.

Three times btc went down and so did the offering's.. when btc went up, the offerings stayed even lower..

I'll not go into people's instant payment's being not so instant, by being sent to third party wallet's probably held by the same people.

I rest my case here.. speculate on what I wrote here..

what is this twilight zone where increased demand is supposed to increase supply !?

not even sure what the hell you are talking about

Everytime btc gets lower, so do wages/offering's/payouts, but they never go higher with the price, each time it gets lower, the payouts remain lower.. it really is not worth it anymore is all I'm saying.. btc is a closed market, where what's on offer is only of value to hoarder's of points.. you cant eat points.. Wink

In general, btc is losing the world, and dont know it yet..
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March 16, 2015, 12:11:24 AM
#23
I don´t think it´s boring. In fact BTC has been showing signs of life recently. I guess it´s still consolidating after the drop to 170 from the Nov. top of 450. Hope it stays lively.
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March 16, 2015, 12:09:07 AM
#22
I'll prove a point with btc.. when btc goes up in value, do website's offer more? NO, they stay the same.. and when btc goes down in value, the offerings become less.. the problem being, when btc goes back up, the offering's dont, they stay the same, and when btc goes down again, so does the offerings, but when btc goes up again, does the offerings increase? No, again, they stay the same..

Three times btc increased in value, so folks SHOULD offer more, but they dont.

Three times btc went down and so did the offering's.. when btc went up, the offerings stayed even lower..

I'll not go into people's instant payment's being not so instant, by being sent to third party wallet's probably held by the same people.

I rest my case here.. speculate on what I wrote here..

wtf are you talking about, bitcoin faucets and ad campaigns? do it like the rest of us, buy or mine.

I'm talking about it being no longer worthwhile either way.. wages are too low everywhere, there's no excuse for btc doing same.

I guess the hoarder's dont want more users, since as mentioned by others, it's supposed to be saved.. let me think:

21 million coins, of which roughly 20% are gone forever through loss, via hardware failure etc, and 64 billion people, yeah, it's a closed market indeed.. not as it was designed for is it?
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