Originally Posted by loochy:
No more risky than a fiat backed by a country in massive debt with perpetual ineffective leadership.
Who would have ever believed that more people are starting to have faith in a currency with wild swings, no guarantees on acceptance, not the greatest regulation and no real recourse if you get screwed.
Congrats to US Politicians for piling on debt like a 3rd World Nation.:-) [Reply]
$51,716 ATH. Holding strong above 50 so far. I figured it might tank a bit since alot of people probably had auto sell orders once it hit 50. I still ain't sellin' shit boiiii [Reply]
Originally Posted by BWillie:
$51,716 ATH. Holding strong above 50 so far. I figured it might tank a bit since alot of people probably had auto sell orders once it hit 50. I still ain't sellin' shit boiiii
Hit 50k either yesterday or Monday then dropped back. This time we may have busted thru. [Reply]
Originally Posted by FD:
Its customer base is almost entirely composed of criminals and goldbug ideologues, which to me suggests its not very sustainable. Its an interesting experiment, though.
FROM 2013
I'm glad I didn't listen to this guy...
Originally Posted by Fish:
I've currently got a Bitcoin account with Coinbase.com. I've made several purchases with it already. The only problem I had is that it's sloooooooooooow. It took about 4 days to process my last transaction.
It's not bad. It has a ways to go before it's ever ready for mainstream...
FROM 2013
Are you rich yet?
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
It's great for buying drugs and underage pr0n on the deep web.
You're burning money if you invest for any other reason.
FROM 2013
Nope.
Originally Posted by BWillie:
Haven't checked for a while, is bitcoin increasing in value the last few months? I have a few bitcoins, use them to play poker with on an online site. Seals with clubs, come join the fun
FROM 2014
What a wild ride. I only had about $2,000 in bitcoin back then. Enough to get the ball rolling. [Reply]
