no, it isn't. you aren't dumb, you make some good posts here.. I enjoy most of them. Don't play stupid though and merge questions/positions. Your 1st sentence in the post I quote here has zero to do with your second sentence.

Your second sentence is actually not too far off - not exactly correct, but yeah, not much juicy stuff on the open board. I know I don't post the tiny tiny stuff I do know about crypto here, too many armchair quarterbacks just parroting shit for me to bother, so I 100% get why those with a far better understanding than I have don't bother either. Nobody here wants to learn... nobody here is teachable. This is a bitchfest forum, not a learning one. It is what it is :)

Google some bitcoin forums if you do actually want to learn some stuff that could be a huge gamechanger. Or don't, and stick to responding to bladeidiot, crock of shit, and the other morons on here about meaningless crap, and maybe crypto will die a death, and no new tech or $$$ opportunities will come out of any of it, and banks are here to stay forever. Because they are different to everything that has ever existed in history, and will NOT be replaced by anything :thumbsup

you're right. i haven't said anything intelligent or specific here at all. including the post from days ago where i said that i thought $3000 was looking like a good buy opportunity, especially since bitcoin dropped to $3000 this morning and currently sits around $3700.

Your traffic has been shown to be fake.. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I did realize it after posting it about amazon but actually now thinking about it amazon is a great example of real world use. The reason they couldn't and wouldn't even consider it is because they are basically just middlemen. The volatility in bitcoin wouldn't work there.. They can't accept a price for their suppliers and come back a day later telling them they get less because bitcoin price dropped.



But you are talking profiting from the buying and selling of bitcoin itself. I've never knocked that game and props to any and all who make a living from it. But in the end even those who are just seeing it as an investment need real world use of it. And for real world use you need stability.

I've read up on it. I think of bitcoin as pretty much like a .com domain. Now you have alternatives which in some cases are better that will eventually sour down bitcoin's popularity.

BTW I'm really not the go to guy on webcams. :1orglaugh I made my living on domains for the bulk of my time online.

I use Kraken.

Bought my first btc for just over 3k early this morning from coinbase for shits n giggles - made 700 bucks minus fees so far (at time of this post). Could lose it all tomorrow or double it, who knows. Bitcoins' risk is off the charts. Have to admit though, it's a lot more fun than watching the stock market. :upsidedow

And yet here you are in a Bitcoin thread. No one that knows anything about Bitcoin would bother about accepting it on a porn site. No one excepts gold either. These threads are always a hoot. Everyone's panties in a bunch because they don't own any BTC, and they think everybody else is dumber than they are. Reminds me of the fool, Joshua, who thought I was stupid for buying at $600 and before that at 200, 300 and etc. You can't stop BTC anymore than you can stop the Internets. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

sweet jesus

I'm trying to respond but I'm having a hard time figuring out what it is that you are saying.. So...

it=the coin (not the blockchain which you own no part of as a coin holder)

So you won't accept it on a porn site?
So you agree that it's too volatile for any real business model?
So it's really only good for speculation?

Money out of nothing is a solid plan...

if you support bitcoin, you support Kim Jung ill.

just wait for it.

Isn't there $62B USD invested in bitcoin? Doubt it's going to disappear anytime soon. Something is only worth what others are willing to pay for it. Apparently there are a lot of people across the globe willing to pay over $3000 for a single BTC. It will be entertaining to see how this all plays out. It could fizzle or become a universal currency - only time will tell!

Coming back up

No.......

Almost as bad as when you went to a park one day and gave some dude a blow job. You started a thread way back when stating that. search

After about 4 beers I decided to watch this. Now I need 4 more more beers to fugetaboutit

That's the market cap, sounds like a significant figure, but it's not entirely accurate, especially for smaller currencies. It's simply the supply (number of coins) multiplied by the average price (which is basically the very top of the order book on exchanges). You wouldn't be able to sell the entire supply of 16 million BTC for $4000 each, nor can you assume that people have paid $4000 each for each of those 16m BTC.