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ok this is already pretty cool and it's only the beginning for BSV

just bought 100k thanks

>>8229498
>falling for the Link meme

Link is an inside koke played on newfags on /biz/ bro.

>>8206386
Nano is a worthless shitcoin, deal with it. It will eventually be worth zero. The devs are too lazy to update the white paper link on their bitcointalk announcement.

>>8084236
It’s still not a crime. They may be able to seize his assets in a civil suit from the ponzi but they can’t charge him for a crime unless he was the mastermind of the ponzi.

>>7947970
TA works until it doesn’t. That’s when you lose money. Over the long term buying quality stocks at cheap prices will always be superior to TA.

>>7886119
Ethereum is a cryptocurrency. Chainlink is a ethereum token.

I was thinking about investing in Bitcoin, but buying a bunch of lead paint and drinking that seems like a better investment? Seriously, anyone with more than $100 in Bitcoin, this bubble could burst at any time. Justify yourselves?

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HOLY FUCKING SHIT BTC IN FREEFALL GUYS?????

hey sir, i'm an homeless, i only have a smartphone with my btc address. Please donate me some btc to buy some weed and alcohol. :)
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Hey /biz/

I'm new to trading and BTC in general but everything is still a bit shady to me. Can anybody donate like 3 cents to this address to see if everything is working? I'd rather try this and check that my wallet works before making a buy.

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Sorry for the begging and thanks guys, I'll try to pass it on once I make some bank.

Where do I sell these fuckers, without too much of a hassle.

Now BTC is wandering around the $220 valley, where are all the Bitcoin shills?

The latest issue of Credit Suisse's magazine is talking about Bitcoin, p. 42-44:

http://publications.credit-suisse.com/tasks/render/file/index.cfm?fileid=B717FB70-A4CD-CCFA-2BC04E63BAAE9D5D

Hello everyone

I have been interested in BTC mining for a long time and have decieded to go all in and try it. I have testet mining in a mining pool about a yeay ago with my pc. The output wasnt great considering my computers power wasnt that great. I have now builded up a saving big enough to buy a rig wich can pull about 5 TH/s. My plan so faar, is to buy that rig, join a mining pool and then be patient about it.

My main concern is, can it produce more btc than it cost in power and still be profitable, and since its ambient operating temperature is aprox. 35 °C, is it durable enought to run 24/7 for a very long time..

The information i have gathered so faar:
Mining rig: 3000USD
Todays BTC price in USD: 321
Expected for 1TH/s/day 0.0127 btc
Based on this, with 5 TH/s i would be getting 0,0635BTC a day, with todays price that is 20,4USD, which means it would take 147 days to break even. and that is only if the price aint gonna drop futher and my rig can run 24/7 and deliver the speed its supposed to. And this is without calculation the price of eletricity..

So my question to you:!
- Pross and cons about mining
- Is it more profitable to mine another coin?
- Is it more profitable to rent a mig rather than buying a beast.
- Any other related information, fell free to comment and help me to get the best start

Best regards