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by a3voices 13y ago
What if fiat is a bubble?
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by a3voices 13y ago
I'd probably sit around on the Internet most of the day.
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by a3voices 13y ago
The price has two main factors: exponential growth in its adoption, and a speculative bubble on top of that. As long as the growth continues, everyone who invests in it will make plenty of money in the long run. The bubble has already &#x27
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Why I'm Putting All My Savings Into Bitcoin [2011](falkvinge.net)
4 points by a3voices 13y ago|4 comments
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Japanese scientists want to turn the moon into a solar farm(independent.co.uk)
3 points by a3voices 13y ago|0 comments
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Rooftop soccer at Shibuya Station(i.imgur.com)
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by a3voices 13y ago
The creator used gnuplot with its 'set polar' option. Original Reddit post: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1roerc/i_decided_to...
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1 year of Bitcoin values (USD) using polar coordinates(imgur.com)
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by a3voices 13y ago
1. Bitcoin is as secure as it seems, if used properly. 2. It was never intended to be anonymous. It's pseudonymous. 3. The "computational arms race" doesn't hurt Bitcoin or alter the network performance at all. The only
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by a3voices 13y ago
You'll know it when you wake up and say "whoa".
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Bitcoin now between Zimbabwe and Angola(coinometrics.com)
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by a3voices 13y ago
If you think there's a 1% chance that a Bitcoin could be a million dollars, then buy 0.01 Bitcoins or something right now. Just do a risk analysis and figure out how much and when you want to invest. I agree it could go down in the sho
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by a3voices 13y ago
Can you handle the risk? If so, yes. You should have a non-zero amount of Bitcoin in my opinion.
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Bitcoin usage remains at all-time high(blockchain.info)
1 points by a3voices 13y ago|1 comments
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by a3voices 13y ago
Shorting bitcoin seems like a bad idea. http://i.imgur.com/GOYWUMo.png
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Litecoin's market cap increases 8 fold within a few days(cryptocoincharts.info)
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by a3voices 13y ago
Bitcoins don't kill people, people kill people.
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by a3voices 13y ago
The twins are expecting it to go to a $100 billion market cap, so I don't see them selling any time soon.
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by a3voices 13y ago
Any wallet that has been exposed to a computer connected to the Internet, or is sitting on one, is a "hot wallet".
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by a3voices 13y ago
I wonder if the same sort of idea applies to retaining employees, girlfriends, etc.
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"Buy Gold" vs. "Buy Bitcoin" on Google Trends(google.com)
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by a3voices 13y ago
It might become the world's new way of storing value (like gold), instead of a typical currency.
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by a3voices 13y ago
My comment is true even if I didn't go into a huge explanation of why.
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by a3voices 13y ago
Even if Bitcoin is spent on nothing, it could become worth as much as gold eventually.
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Number of unique Bitcoin addresses used(blockchain.info)
1 points by a3voices 13y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin PHP developer intro(en.bitcoin.it)
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by a3voices 13y ago
It is capital gains if it appreciates in value and is traded for anything else (dollars, euros, gold, real estate, livestock, etc.)
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Someone just made a $147,239,214 Bitcoin transfer(blockchain.info)
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by a3voices 13y ago
Funny how Bitcoins are available in Canada before Spotify.
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Why Bitcoin grows so quickly(medium.com)
2 points by a3voices 13y ago|0 comments

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