I have bought like 2-3 BTC's in the summer while the price use to be ~$300 and sold each for $500 I think, lol
I should have kept them
I should have kept them
Anyone invested?
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Seems like they are getting expensive now.
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I've had a WebProNews newsletter in my inbox for a while but just go to it today and this Bitcoin article was one of the stories. Won't it be a hoot if the next U.S. Federal Election is paid for with Bitcoins?
The Next Election May Be Funded By Bitcoin | WebProNews
The Next Election May Be Funded By Bitcoin | WebProNews
Here this link will tell the story
A College Kid Made More Than $24,000 Yesterday Just By Waving This Sign On ESPN - Business Insider
Price dropped to almost 600 after China didn't recognized bitcoin as currency(and Bloomberg took that as "China blocked bitcoin") and Baidu(largest search engine in China) announced that they won't accept bitcoin anymoore.
So you either but now...or wait until hits even lower value(if it hits 500 i'll buy a few)
So you either but now...or wait until hits even lower value(if it hits 500 i'll buy a few)
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the thing i don't like about bitcoins is that they have no instrinsic value behind them.
they were made by an application that people could download and run on their PCs which solved numerical algorithms that occasionally turned up a bitcoin (out of an assigned total universal number of bitcoins). but the mathematical computations generated in no useful result other than warming the air of the room where the PC was located because the machine ran hot with all of the computations. i'd feel a lot better if they had used those cycles to solve real problems like figure out how proteins fold or basically any problem that yielded a useful result that had some value to society.
i'd hate to see world economies tied to bitcoins. imagine if one day people decided these things really were like inflated tulip bulbs. it could put us back in the stone age practically overnight.
they were made by an application that people could download and run on their PCs which solved numerical algorithms that occasionally turned up a bitcoin (out of an assigned total universal number of bitcoins). but the mathematical computations generated in no useful result other than warming the air of the room where the PC was located because the machine ran hot with all of the computations. i'd feel a lot better if they had used those cycles to solve real problems like figure out how proteins fold or basically any problem that yielded a useful result that had some value to society.
i'd hate to see world economies tied to bitcoins. imagine if one day people decided these things really were like inflated tulip bulbs. it could put us back in the stone age practically overnight.
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Bumpity bump bumpppp.
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You've got to go through an exchange there's a few out there.
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Right now, they're running a contest on the Bitcoin News FB page:
Win Bitcoins every hour
Also, Jobs that pay in Bitcoins
Win Bitcoins every hour
Also, Jobs that pay in Bitcoins
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