nocoiners on respiratory support
>>1207571
>6% gain from top to bottom
Umm, ok?
>>1207593
Dude, this is a big deal for them, let them have their little time in the sun. Bitcoin hasnt gone up in like, months.
>>1207571
Here you go senpai,
http://www.pcgamer.com/steam-is-reportedly-planning-to-accept-bitcoin/
Some more fuel for the rocket!
>>1207602
Its called accumulation you cuck I bet youre jacking off to 6% per year i the stock market.
>>1207604
>"wow, now i can pay with cash or bitcoin!"
>what the fuck is bitcoin? (does online research) sounds stupid
>ill just pay with my credit card like a regular human being instead of figuring out how to get bitcoin
why would anyone want to pay with bitcoin? so it can be anonymous? for what purpose.
>>1207642
I started typing out the advantages but then I realized you are just going to be a typical contrarian prick and typed this instead
>>1207642
A lot of steams userbase is shut-in autists ( i.e. more likely to be edgy libertarians). They probably hammered steam to accept it until steam finally caved. For some reason bitcoiners think more merchants accepting it means more people spending bitcoins means price goes up? Seems like kindof a stretch.
>>1207608
So you must be fucking yourself in the ass every time bitcoin drops 20% in a year.
>>1207647
Tell me objective benefits to bitcoin. I'll listen.
>>1207667
bought at 200-250, i've never lost money on bitcoin, lol at u
>>1207668
no need to give your personal information to open an account. can transfer any amount of money anywhere in the world for ~5 cents instead of the $10-20+ it would cost for something like western union. no fees for charging to much to your account and all that other bank bs. no one investigating you because you deposited too much money. no one printing tons of cash while you are getting cucked and your purchasing power is eroding. no asking people for permission to do what you want with your money.
>>1207668
>You can anonymously purchase goods and/or services on the Dark Web™
>Banks hate it so that's an instant plus right there
>The Government can't freeze/seize your account? (I'm reaching now)
>It's the future
>...
>>1207667
What is USDTether
>>1209679
Not trustless or decentralised.
Buy ETH
>>1209636
Even some politicians are starting to get red pilled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI95Dw3bmt4
just lol at not buying Bitcoin in 2016 absolutely fucking lol
...?
>>1211248
>buying bitcoin after 2013
Lmao @ your life. Bitcoiner cope.
Buy ETH. Its bitcoin 2.0
>>1211489
cope
>>1207602
Yup, that's normal for bitcoin volatility.
Nothing to see here, folks.
>>1207642
Overstock
>>1207642
Lower transaction costs due to solving double-spending problem.
There are fees for risk assumed by banks for dealing with this. Bitcoin removes that risk, thus, lowers the cost of doing business.
>>1212039
my guess is it will climb steadily till the halvening then when people realize nothing happens it will drop probably even below $400 for a short while.
>>1212522
ayyy copao
>>1212724
and it will climb some more rest easy then it will all crash down.
altho i'm not seeing this spike on any price chart are you sure you are not editing it in paint?
>>1212503
actually bitcoin doesn't remove the risk of double spending at all. in fact it's even worse in the short duration.
>>1212383
Copecuck cope.
>>1207593
i gained more on my silver coins in the last week or so.
>>1212724
>be me
>bought $200 worth
>it literally starts dropping immediately after I got the coins
Fucking shit
>>1212839
more like cope overflow
>>1207571
>7% return
Oh man totally wanting to kill myself here, yup, you know it.
>>1212921
LOL. Sad little nocoiner. Go post on r/cuckoldcommunity
over $500 by next week?
If you look at the giant wedge that has formed since the run-up to 500 back in november until now, you'll find the triangle is completed pretty much right as we see the current 420-460 breakout on strong volume, which seems very, very bullish.
Not to mention the recent shot up to 470 finally took out the 465-469 barrier that BTC had trouble breaking throughout the entirety of this wedge pattern. If you also look longer-term on a log trendline from the peak @ 1100 you can draw a long-term resistance line that perfectly touches many of the peaks in this current wedge pattern, which we again see finally breaking out on this recent move up.
I'm extremely bullish on BTC at the current moment and have my eye on the next move to break the 500+ high we saw on the initial run-up in November.
Once that gets broken we're off to the races.
>>1212963
As good as that would be for my net worth... It would lead to unbelievable call volume here from nocoiners
>>1213001
lmao coping with what? my gainz?
>>1213007
Cope like the pope.
>>1213009
Please think of your family and friends before considering suicide later this year as the price continues to rise and nocoiners like yourself get left in the dust.
Perhaps in a year or two there will be another "crash" and you'll have the opportunity to crawl out of the woodwork and shitpost again. Use that hope to get you through the dark days ahead,my nocoiner friend.
Just remember, it's not real money anyways, right? I mean, you can't really get your money out - it's all a giant ponzi scheme :^)
>>1212781
Needs elaboration. Please tell me you're not salty because you're bagholding ETH.
>>1213017
>cope: the post
>>1213017
It's like buying lottery tickets!
:^)
>>1213138
Bitcuck cope.
>>1207571
ethereum 6$ by the end of the may. thanks /biz/.
http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/volumepie/
Reminder that the only thing keeping Bitcoin going is Chinese smuggling money out of the country.
>>1213348
it's more like their artificially induced inflation that wrecked their nerves and they can't legally hold other currencies.
>>1213941
Cryptokek cope.
>>1212771
>are you sure you are not editing it in paint?
this is exactly how cope looks like
>>1207571
Alright here's what i've got: New ICO, pretty futuristic, pretty ambitious
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1434155.0
http://cryptofresh.com/u/ccedk.escrow
Oooh you dont want to read too much? Well They're aiming to file unregistered land in firstly Ghana, on the BTC blockchain. Obviouse reasons + warlords.
Presentation:
http://www.bitland.world/2016-netexplo-bitland-presentation/
Their marketing sucks.
>>1207642
12 year olds don't have credit cards
>>1213021
bitcoin is a lot easier to double spend technically. even a retard could do it however in the blockchain only one of the transactions get incorporated that however takes time.
with normal cash and debit cards double spend is impossible with creditcards you can't double spend but you can overshoot your limit in theory if you use it offline same as writing a bad check.
so the bitcoin does not solve double spending when some of the the seller gets burned later on if the buyer double spent his bitcoins. after a few confirmations this is highly unlikely to happen but who wants to wait an hour at the cashier so this happens?
>>1214259
Bitcucks cope the best.
>>1214337
>eth bagholder
>trusts credit cards above bitcoin
lmao
>>1214371
good, I already made you parrot my meme
now buy bitcoin instead of trying to fight history, or keep coping.
>>1214375
what a fucking retard lol
>>1214382
Naw I stole your meme punk bitch. Its mine now. I use it better anyways you bitcuck cope.
>>1214382
elliptic curve strength is sqrt(n) so in this case 2^128 you dumb cunt it's a totally different magnitude. like a single subatomic particle to our sun.
>>1207571
I bought some BTC to buy some shit online at discount. Had about $25 left in BTC after the transaction.
I log in today, there have been 29 transactions since, all of them small deposits of about $4 from various addresses.
Now I have about $485 in BTC.
Is this normal? The only transactions I did were the transfer from my bank account to BTC, then sending BTC to the site I was buying from.
>>1207642
>>>1207604
>>"wow, now i can pay with cash or bitcoin!"
>>what the fuck is bitcoin? (does online research) sounds stupid
>>ill just pay with my credit card like a regular human being instead of figuring out how to get bitcoin
>why would anyone want to pay with bitcoin? so it can be anonymous? for what purpose
>>1207642
Try to play online gambling with ur credit card ....through bit coins I mean to me gold opportunity for using my ability to earn some money with out using my name which is indeed not necessary to published...
>>1214563
>with out using my name which is indeed not necessary to published
now we are getting somewhere
there is absolutely no need for your name to be on your card or be part of a purchase. the bank can still link your real identity in case of a court order if something is fishy. it's just pure willful retardedness on the part of legislation the banks and card companies.
>>1214431
>[ETH bagholder breathing intensifies]
All the advantages of fiat cash with the huge disadvantage that a record is kept of every single transaction.
You can't beat the NSA dear "anons", they are watching you.
>>1214934
>nsa can do anything about coinmixers
>nsa can do anything about people who buy btc with cash
c o p e
>>1214940
>PGP is unbreakable
>the earth is flat
>etc etc
>>1214940
Bitcuck cope.
>He's not riding Trump to $1 a coin.
