hndamien

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901.
by hndamien 9y ago
I prefer to call him Rver.
902.
by hndamien 9y ago
11! Please inform me of these, they must have been very, very early, I'm only aware of the Berkley DB bug.
903.
by hndamien 9y ago
Of course he wanted to. The whole idea of Bitcoin was the free us from central banking. When Bitcoin was $30, this had hardly been achieved - it still is not accomplished today - but we are getting there. This was the point that Charlie Lee
904.
by hndamien 9y ago
Local bitcoins allows you to use cash from your wallet.
905.
by hndamien 9y ago
Drug dealers use Monero, not Bitcoin.
906.
by hndamien 9y ago
So no questions then.
907.
by hndamien 9y ago
how about worth less.
908.
by hndamien 9y ago
The gold standard wasn't infinitely divisible.
909.
by hndamien 9y ago
Not immediately at all.
910.
by hndamien 9y ago
All that will happen is that the growth rate will slow down. When that happens, the opportunity for people to spend on investments that offer a greater return on investment will become attractive to holders.
911.
by hndamien 9y ago
It is only important that people accept it. I think we can call that mission accomplished.
912.
by hndamien 9y ago
This isn't entirely true. If secondary market trades increase the value of the stock then the company can sell some of their stock to get more funding, or can borrow at better terms. Similarly, buying and holding Bitcoin has a range of
913.
by hndamien 9y ago
I have been invested in Bitcoin since the very early days. This bull run can be explained, in fact it was predicted by many. I'd be happy to address any questions.
914.
by hndamien 9y ago
It is more of an indication that QE made cash worthless.
915.
by hndamien 9y ago
Everybody knows Tethers are worthless, and "backed" by a flimsy promise that they are not backed by anything. I would say that this is remarkably transparent that the Emporer has no clothes. Compared to Mt Gox, which I suspected w
916.
by hndamien 9y ago
I'm not sure if it is an illusion of safety, because the infrastructure around Bitcoin (which itself seems safe) is remarkably better now than it was 5 or 6 years ago. This is nothing like how wild it was then, so in comparison, it see
917.
by hndamien 9y ago
This isn't true. If you are hoarding Bitcoin and not putting it into productive use, you are reducing the supply. Thereby with constant demand the price should increase. In doing this, you have increased to wealth of others in the econ
918.
by hndamien 9y ago
It just got tougher too :)
919.
by hndamien 9y ago
Bitcoin.
920.
by hndamien 9y ago
Crypto traders. Many people doing international trade.
921.
by hndamien 9y ago
Can confirm. Most crypto millionaires also lost "millions".
922.
by hndamien 9y ago
You mean a third party can do this for you.
923.
by hndamien 9y ago
And universal acceptance, valuation and infrastructure support. Thats a big exception.
924.
by hndamien 9y ago
You love bankers that much? Boy we have come a long way since 2008. edit: Oh you said "hope it is not" - my mistake.
925.
by hndamien 9y ago
Can somebody explain why people exchanging at higher and higher prices would require halting?
926.
by hndamien 9y ago
Bitcoin unfortunately probably has the best risk return profile for this amount of money.
927.
by hndamien 9y ago
Percentages my friend.
928.
by hndamien 9y ago
It is to replace central bank control of the money supply (which happens to be fiat).
929.
by hndamien 9y ago
I think it means normal people pay CGT, rich people don’t need to.
930.
by hndamien 9y ago
You are misunderstanding the nature of the system and infinite divisibility. Wealth created essentially gets stored in a “bank”. Buying allows others to withdraw. The more holding the higher the price, the more everybody can withdraw. This

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