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Dropping rare 0xBTC memes

>>17068930
fuck dexes. Use uniswap noob

>>14023970
Penis. Anus. Vagina

>>13838534
Zk0xBTC soon

>>13494609

Fuck your FUD

>>13494488

Nice double dubs

>>12817825
Just consider the idea, then look at the market cap, then buy you stupid fool. Even if you aren't a true believer, dumb money will pump this thing so hard

>>12749884

First there’s bitcoin:
1. Bitcoin relies on miners to secure the network
2. If bitcoin were a currency the sheer number of transactions would sustain strong and profitable mining through fees.
3. BUT....
4. Bitcoin is an asset, and assets have very low money velocity because people hold expecting some kind of return in the future.
5. THUS....
6. The number of transactions would unlikely sustain a strong enough mining economy to properly secure the network.
7. Unless the fees are high enough to incentivize enough miners to mine for transactions fees. And hopefully it’s enough to thwart off a 51% attack.

EIP 918 tokens will be the preferred method of distribution for new tokens. It's an ingenious solution to the much-discussed shortcomings of ICO's.

If you hold even 1k 0xBTC you already made it. Congrats on that, seriously.

Peter Zeihan believes the pound checks all the same boxes as the U.S. dollar. Meaning that while the Yen, Euro and Yuan are unattractive because of centralized fuckery, the pound has enough circulation and the U.K. government and people don't manipulate it so it will be attractive especially when the Euro collapses

>>12627031
>will be 200$ by 2020

I highly doubt that. That being said, I do plan on purchasing a suicide stack. Thanks Anon

>https://coinpaprika.com/coin/0xbtc-0xbitcoin/

>https://0xbitcoin.foundation

I can't wait until 0xBTC makes its way to the top 10. Thanks /biz/ for informing me about this special token.

>>12522618
First there’s bitcoin:
Bitcoin relies on miners to secure the network
If bitcoin were a currency the sheer number of transactions would sustain strong and profitable mining through fees.
BUT....
Bitcoin is an asset, and assets have very low money velocity because people hold expecting some kind of return in the future.
THUS....
The number of transactions would unlikely sustain a strong enough mining economy to properly secure the network.
Unless the fees are high enough to incentivize enough miners to mine for transactions fees. And hopefully it’s enough to thwart off a 51% attack.