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jayjayfrank

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maybe it was the paypal-bitpay deal that brought this back up on the radar.

id rather having something backed up by math atleast... instead of nothing
 

The Revolution

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Been following btc and investing since, 2012. If you dont know about it, I would recommend researching all u can now. Theres up and downs, but in the grand scheme something doesnt sit right with me about btc. I dont like how the creator has been shrouding in mystery, and curious to see where it goes.. I thought it was a blessing at first, but the skeptic in me, that questions everything, feels it could be the wolf in sheeps clothing. Time will tell.
 

The Revolution

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Just noticed today the price is down to just about $200 again. Nows a good time for new investors to get in. I never thought Id see the price anywhere near $200 again. Good time to buy!
 

moonshoes

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I think the dark side and bitcoin are a honey pot.

That being said I want some edibles from there.

I saw a vendor who was selling a candy with 100ml RSO cooked into it.

$25 worth of bitcoin for this (when btc was $275, don't know what it is now).

If I had a safe address, fake id, and some burner laptop, I would do this.

But, feds caught the SR guy at the library, computer in hand, so doesn't seem worth the risk.

And no one knows why the price has hit rock bottom, that is weird.

I think someone won a lawsuit with the feds and their coins were unfrozen and flooded the market.

If I had a few extra Benjamins I would invest but I don't. It's great because there is no tax, sec, or any bullshit associated with bitcoin.

If you are sliding down into the dark side, do research on this first:

OPSEC
 
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med_breeder

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They caught the silk road guy because a few years earlier he used his own personal e-mail while asking questions on some bit coin site they traced it back to him. If not he may still be free.

How will the government try to tax crypto-currencies?






They will come after it hard.

If not, what's to stop major companies from paying their employees this way?
 

brown_thumb

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Im surprised the government has not had a more aggressive hostile reaction to bit coin to destroy it? they are now going to get rid of the 100 dollar bill to prevent runs on the bank and protect bank profits by enforcing negative interest rates by completely phasing out cash by a certain date to keep us all safe from the cash using terrorists.

The bit about phasing out paper money involves far more than preventing terrorists from moving cash around. After all, they could just switch to gold and platinum. Phasing out cash is all about 'control'... but that's for another forum. BTW, anyone who thinks Uncle Sam can't access private information from BitCoin is surely mistaken. He can do almost anything he wants.
 
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