I used Dwolla but it has been 2 years.
oh and bitstamp hacked:
http://pastebin.com/WmpFfEmn
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Anyone know the easiest way to convert a pre paid visa green Dot Card into btc?
Haven't looked for a while but the DD post triggered curiosity.
BTC failed 590'ish and then kinda important 560. That 560 goes back a long way as support level. Tapped 560 support 3x then lost it. Nice negative volume. Not healthy.
Miss the old juice. Kinda worth watching now.
Saw something about Cloakcoin. The thing that greases BTC's negative slope will be some new toy like Cloakcoin.
My Fibonacci math has this going to $525 & $500. We will see
Last edited by Sanlmar; 08-13-2014 at 07:22 PM.
bitcoin will hold thier value they cant go down. its just no one will cash them so they become worthless. but they will still hold on value.how they lasted this long is beyond me but then poker stars and other poker sites stayed in the u. s. for over 10 years until black friday.as far as micon he will being doing allie g standup codomy in his green money suit on the street corner to make ends meet.seal and cross will go donkdown
Hours after your post it vomited another $40.
Bounced off a low today of $442. Lose $440 or so and the media will be writing post mortems.
It will be a busted chart for those hoping for a return to old highs.
It's taken a pretty huge haircut last few days. It will fight the good fight at this level for a while. Good opportunity for FTP and others to scalp as things get worked out.
I wouldn't touch it. So much other good stuff out there.
If I read Chinese the forums would be fun. Chinese and others found a way to get their gamble on with margin on OkCoin . They got crushed.
I have a small balance in Bitcoin (was about $2500 last week, about $2,300 now) that I plan to just keep there to see what happens.
One thing is for sure, the fluctuations are such that it makes it difficult for vendors to justify exposing themselves to the risk of accepting BTC. Imagine you're Amazon.com and you make money on relatively thin margins and economies of scale. If you accepted BTC, small float you kept in BTC would be at severe risk of erasing all profits (and more) for BTC purchases on any given day.
I assume the vendors that accept BTC are either just accepting the fluctuations and building up a BTC balance, or they are cashing them out immediate on receipt (or at the very least when payments are settled at the end of the day).
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Your money is gone forever if you keep it at Mt. Gox.
Bought my first ever BTC today 0.004 (ballin').
Transferred 0.002 to SWC and played a HUSNG for rollz and lost QQ < A3
Ticked off my bucket list of things to do in life though.
I actually think BTC are due another mega run up at some point so I may load up.
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We take the private keys of those coins and put them in offline servers in underground vaults, with armed security, and biometric sensors, and all that stuff, because that was the only way we could get it insured. In fact, it's worse than that. There are several servers, each one in a different continent, with different keys, and you would need to break into all of them, within 24 hours.
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