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Originally Posted by WillieMcFML
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$25 work ?Quote:
Originally Posted by WillieMcFML
on second thought, it'll probably increase the action on swc in the short term
those nerds don't have anything else to do with their bitcoins anymore
gonna run it up hella
a little disappointed DPR wasn't our boy yebsite
I checked, it is still down.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
Rofl, can you actually hire an assassin on Silk Road? The thought of a hitman taking a Bitcoin as a payment is lol.
I may be a bit of a rube, but why would you quote a person quoting someone else rather than just quote the original person?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cokehead
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Originally Posted by WillieMcFML
Maybe this was badguy's big announcement for radio next week
He has been working undercover.
question for someone who can math....
if 3.6 mill of bitcoin was "taken" by the government and hypothetically destroyed, how much more equity does that add per btc?
Looks like I picked the right week to quit amphetamines.
3.6 mill is say 27000ish btc at $130ishQuote:
Originally Posted by WillieMcFML
There are > 11.5 mill of them in circulation http://blockchain.info/charts/total-bitcoins
So a drop in the bucket and really it dropped the price from 140->130 so it had a negative effect.
I saw someone do the math on this and by taking those out of circulation, it should have increased the value by around .26 or .28 cents per coin.
I don't know about the math but my initial thought was if you have X amount of coin wouldn't this matter actually increase the value of all coin available? Of course after the shock and uneasiness investors might have.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
did you consider the FBI could be running the site atm furr brainQuote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
Bitcointalk hacked a few hours ago too. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T-VYiTs34s
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Originally Posted by BeerAndPoker
:this
I've seen a lot of sites that sell illegal items get busted, only to pop up again shortly. I always laugh when guys use them again, because the feds always arrive at their home shortly after, or simply seize their money and send them a stern customs letter basically daring them to come pick up their ordered products in person.
It's the real world equivalent of a 50 year old white male picking up your drug dealer's phone, and saying "he's busy, just tell me what you want and I'll take care of it."
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Originally Posted by lewfatherI don't know about the math but my initial thought was if you have X amount of coin wouldn't this matter actually increase the value of all coin available? Of course after the shock and uneasiness investors might have.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgqbeTL0lwE
Lol, you really think they're going to be taken out of circulation? The gov't is going to sell them offQuote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
How close to the cost of mining a coin are they trading at?
Also, the government won't directly trade them and in return fund themselves. They will put the keys into evidence and from there they will disappear without the government directly benefiting.
Gotta fund the government some how....Quote:
Originally Posted by PLOLLol, you really think they're going to be taken out of circulation? The gov't is going to sell them offQuote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star