SELL ETH BEFORE 24H, THE DAILY TIP HAS BEEN DELIVERED!

>>1057834
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Lol u don't get it do you. Im not shilling ETH here because these "whales" on 4chan are going to pump the price. I'm shilling it here because I genuinely want ALOT of 4chan users to get in on the bottom of this amazing thing.

It is good for the project I support to have these memers on board at this early stage. When it does inevitably blow up no coiners will be BTFO in every thread.

Unlike with BTC where no one on 4chan got a look in causing sour grapes and bad blood and envy against btc.

We learn from our mistakes. This time 4chan is coming with us.

By all means sell your coins. But know this. You're only hurting yourself.

>>1057834
Nobody here actually items it. These fags get paid like $.12/hour to shill. Check the gigs section on Craigslist, and you too can copypaste gibberish on the asshole of the internet for fun and """profit""".

>>1057993
Lol money couldn't even buy this level of shilling. I'm shilling it so hard I forgot why I'm doing it in the first place. Yes go ahead sell all your ETH on sunday before any banks are open. You fucking retard. Like I give a fuck if you're poor. Cunt.

>>1057997
Get a real job, faggot.

>>1057997
Ok sold. Thanks for the tip!

>>1058021
I run my own business you peadophile. why do you think I even know about /biz/

>>1058030
Freelance shitposting from Bangladesh is a legitimate business in parts of the world without running water... I do have to give you credit for that. Best of luck, Muhammad Abdul Jafar Al-Hagazeramosh. I mean, Steve. ;^)

>>1057997
someone bought at top lol

>>1058076
You'd know about bangladesh wouldn't you, you sex tourist.

>>1058084
Lol no, i bought at less than $0.30 suck on that.

>>1058088
Wasn't that like a week ago, loser? Your new religion is [fake money of Q1 2016] after a week of 4chan shilling?

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ok im sold. I have nothing to lose. I'll treat this like a new MMO.

How do i mine for ether coins and begin to make money overtime? someone help me or point to me in the right direction. I dont want to invest other than computer equipment. Can i just mine ether and trade it in when its time to sell?

where do i start and i hope im not too late.

>>1058109
Best place to go for advice about mining is either the ethereum forum or ethereum subbreddit. I'm just a shill.

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>>1058109
>Based on the universal consensus that only a fucking idiot would get involved with this, I'm sold

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>>1058123
Ever thought you might be wrong?

http://youtu.be/nDY0s_e3n34

https://mobile.twitter.com/yoyplex/status/690532222848385026

ITT: Admitted shiller, who admits that it's all a scam, wants you to put real money into his project because he really likes you.

To quote the line from the movie Wall Street 2: "It's a miracle that a fool and their money ever got together in the first place"

>>1058169
I do not admit it's all a scam you mentally subnormal cretin. And it obviously is NOT all a scam.

>>1058207

Sure it is. People just haven't learned how to recognize the long con. Here it is in a nutshell...

1. Person spends real money to buy bitcoin, or ether, or PND, or whatever fringe fake "currency"

2. They then spend their time treating each of these myth-denominations as though it's some sort of electronic FOREX market. They bet, the hedge, they dodge they weave between one crypto and another.

3. In their minds, they're increasing their "worth" because as they move between one crypto and another, they're actually making gains. So maybe instead of having 100 ETH they now have 125 and they feel pretty good about themselves.

4. Then the whole thing collapses. Suddenly not only are there XYZ crypto's not worth anything, the entire crypto market has collapsed because this is what happens when people try to create their own currency without having the full faith and credit of a nation behind them.

5. It's at this point that they realize that the only person who has really made money was the guy several months (or several years) ago who sold them the first crypo. They took your real money and gave you electrons in exchange.

The bubble/bust cycle has repeated itself over and over again. Eventually you learn to recognize it when you see it.

Cryptos all depend on one common theme... that somehow they are going to overturn the last 5000 years of economic history.

That somehow, they are going to "create" a new monetary utopia and the 'fat cats' are simply going to let them do it.

The shills keep wanting to talk about how "big banks" are trying it out. But they forget one thing... Isn't Ethereum open source?

If the concept has value (which I actually DO believe it does), then the banks will adopt it in their own way... but being open source, your whole system is the one part that is redundant.

They can simply do it on their own, cut you out of the deal, and keep the money for themselves.

>>1058264
Any bank blockchain using Ethereum won't be open to the public.

But because the banks will now be using Ethereum to build their private chain, that means the banks blockchain will be able to interface to the public Ethereum blockchain. The banks will have the infrastructure necessary to interoperate with the public chain.

Something which is unachievable with bitcoin EVER.

Any smart contract on the public chain can be mirrored on the bank chain and vice versa.

And what you said about it "not being real" is evidently false because we're here talking about it. If it wasn't real there would be no logical way we could have a conversation about it.

>>1058270

We can talk about unicorns all night, but they aren't real either.

The basic concept of ethereum seems to be this...

1. there is an open source technique for making secure transactions.

2. Even though it's open source (which means everyone's free to use it), banks are instead going to pay some guy off the street money to handle their transactions.

(I won't even get into the topic of why US banks would trust someone from Russia with their financial security).

So what if the banks simply take the techniques of ethereum and repackage it as "SecurTrans" or "BlockSecure" or any other clever name?

You see... you're betting that banks will choose to use someone elses product instead of simply setting up their own. But the banks have every reason to do it on their own and several reasons not to trust it to someone else.

For now, the banks are happy to let someone else do the leg work to test if it will work, but once it becomes profitable and provable they will simply copy it and call it their own.

Meanwhile, people who are buying and selling ETH are treating it as though it were a real currency and the whole cryptos as a FOREX market when it's not.

Like I keep trying to stress to people... this isn't my first rodeo. Being an old fart I have living memory of the various times people have fallen for this sort of thing. The pattern is predictable.

>>1058270

And that takes us back to the original question that no one wants to answer...

When you buy ETH.... exactly what are you buying?

We see the smoke and mirrors, but no one wants to give a clear answer as to what you are buying for your $200

>>1058291
>When you buy ETH.... exactly what are you buying?

A hope... A dream... A future with Ethereum(tm).

>>1058294

Gosh, I'd rather spend my money on something that has real and lasting value... like a beanie baby, a collector plate, or the commemorative princess Di wristwatch.

>>1058298
>Tfw literally putting all my money into ETFs when my broker account finally opens this week

>Tfw going to be laughing at the retards who lose all their money when ethereum is a dead project while s&p hits 4 000 and I have doubled my money

L m a o.

>>1058285
The only correct or logical thing you said in that entire post was that you are an old fart.

Yes it is an open source project, yes, the banks can easily take the ethereum code and make their own blockchain.

But all that means is the banks will be able to use the same technology between themselves that people do on the public ethereum chain.

They serve utterly different purposes. Bank chain for bank shit, public chain for public shit. Yeah? Got it?

The banks starting their own blockchain doesn't mean that the public will even need or have access to the tokens used in that private chain because outside if that pricate blockchain those tokens will be utterly useless.

What WILL be useful is that the banks will have the infrastructure to handle tokens and contracts created on the public chain. Which means the public ethereum blockchain will have access to vast pools of capital that the banks own.

Gettit?

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>>1058324

And yet you continue to avoid answering the simple question...

... when you spend your $200 to buy one ETH, what exactly are you buying?

Direct frictionless access from public blockchain to private bank infrastructure.

Meaning no fee exchange from USD to ETH.

I will be able to call my bank (or use a pc) and tell them to move $2000 to my ETH address and that will happen nearly instantly with no fees. Wait i don't want usd i want my money in a token that represents an ounce of gold and i want to send it to zimbabwe. Done. No fees. Done.

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>>1058327
You are buying the unit of account on the ethereum blockchain.

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>>1058285
You wanted to talk about unicorns?

>>1058329

You know, you can convert your dollars to ash and all it costs you is one match.

Most of us can already move money from one place to another without fees.

The basic idea hear seems to be that ETH is going to act as a store or transfer mechanism of wealth. In other words... a currency.

The problem is... unlike a currency, ETH doesn't have stability. the prices is all over the place. When you go to bed with $200 in ETH, you have no guarantee that you will wake up with the same $200.

Yes, real currencies will fluxuate... at least a little, but short of a Weimar situation, it doesn't move that much. And in the event of a real Weimar situation, ETH will become illiquid so you'll lose anyway.

If you're talking about using ETH simply as a transfer method across the globe, OK. But then there's no reason to actually HOLD ETH. Rather, you would simply use it as a method of conversion in mid transaction. But since there are already well established ways of doing that already (with no fees), why would anyone bother with ETH?

Again... it seems like the speculation on this stuff isn't about the actual utility of it, but hoping to gain on the price conversion as more and more suckers try to get in for a quick gain.

ETH, like bitcoin, represent everything that's wrong with most peoples way of thinking: it denies history, it denies common sense, and it eats up the people who can least afford the losses.

>>1058339
The ethereum blockchain can be used to transfer tokens representing literally anything you want. Gold, US dollars, frankincense or CS:GO skins.

What makes ETH valuable is that it will be the only token that is used to pay for logic operations on the turing complete virtual machine that comprises the ethereum network. Anyone sending gold tokens or any transaction will have to pay a miniscule amount of ETH to the network. This also prevents bad actors from spamming the network and slowing it down.


This is geared up or down within the ethereum logic using something known as "gas" the price of which is set by the free market of nodes, meaning whatever the price of ETH any existing contracts will not be affected by volatility in the price

It's literally a perfect system and a product of far more briliant minds than either you or I. It's highly unlikely that you will be able to poke holes in tge whole thing over 4chan.

Good luck fighting the future, because we will build it with or without you

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>>1058347

Let's break down what you are saying for those who are following at home...

>What makes eth valuable is that
.. here we go.

>it will be the only token that is used to pay for logic operations.
... the only method of payment accepted on

>the turing complete
... basically means nothing. All modern computer languages are turning complete (such as C, Java, C++, Lisp, ECT)

Basically, turing complete means.... whether 2 computers running the same code come up with the same results.

>virtual machine
a virtual machine is basically a piece of software that allows a computer to act like a common machine

>that comprises an Ethereum network
which runs our block chain software.

So.... in total, this...

>What makes ETH valuable is that it will be the only token that is used to pay for logic operations on the turing complete virtual machine that comprises the ethereum network

actually means this...

... it is is the only way you can pay for use of our block chain software on our network.

In other words... this is basically like the rolls of tickets you get at a carnaval when you play the games.

1. You spend real money to play the game.
2. You get tickets for playing the game.
3. You can use the tickets to buy stuff at the carnival at a price far more than you could have with real money down the street.

>>1058371
S-stop btfo'ing him...

Just buy it already! Why do you ask so many questions?

>>1058379

Call it my act of charity for the day. Any dollar I save the suckers from wasting on this flim flam artist is more that they can spend at my business or use to put food in the mouths of their children.

>>1058384
I don't feel bad for them desu.

You have to be a very special kind of retard to fall for these cryptocurrency scams without knowing beforehand that you will very well lose all your money at some point.

>>1058387

I ignored it for a while. But after they started running 3 threads on /biz every day, I had to start paying attention.

They have my attention now.

>>1058371
First of all, your definition of what "turing complete means is utterly wrong.

Second thing, this so called carnival seems to be worth nearly $200,000,000 and rising fast and it seems that large banks with a lot of money are extremely interested.


Just because a total imbecile such as yourself can't see the woods for the treas foesn't mean others won't.

Im not going to go back to explaining what makes blockchains or distributed systems inherently valuable to society to spmeone as deliberately obtuse as you're being so just remain poor.


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>>1058387
Your little girlfriend here can remain poor too.

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>>1058387

>If you know how to buy and sell effectively then you can make some money.

>When i first found btc it was 1$

>Unsure of it i was still interested, unfortunately like many i was broke and not really in a postion to even spend a few dollars.

>Eventually i started talking about with people i knew and they discouraged me into not buying.

>Now its 2013 and btc skyrockets.

>Missing the train i decide to dabble, but not by buying,


>I started out with free doge and btc on random faucets.

>found better faucets

>found bittrex

>had over 50,000 Satoshi

>got to 500,000

>panicked at the idea of using all of them in one gamble

>one million

>10 million

>50million

>1 btc

>if i had the funds to get into it with more money i could of turned 1 bitcoin into much more instead of doubling with cents and dollars

>however i did make poor decisions and losing 100,000 satoshi compared to 10 million was a good way to learn the system.

>>1058457
So a penny stock skyrocketed and you missed out?

Weak shill.

You know that you miss out every day because if you look at top gainers every single day there's a few stocks that shoot up 60%+, even over 100% sometimes... Yeah you'd be rich... If you happened to put all your money into this one stock at this particular time and sold at the very peak.

That's fucking ridiculous.

>>1058462
i wasnt supporting Ether, i was saying you can make money by playing the markets.

it IS a gamble though

I have been working on business ideas that will prove successful just need the right man to talk to .

nice chat

>>1058457
Im looking into bitcoin and feel motivated to start mining for ether. if i mine for ether its the same as spending for some right?

would i get alot of ether in one day or a month if i keep my computer on?

>>1058462
>penny stocks

Lol. Seriously. Lol. At you.

>>1058472
>A-all those other coins were pennystock memes but this one is real! I swear!

>>1058481
>doesn't bother to research something
>tells everyone not to invest
>remains poor


Meanwhile

Major ethereum investor appointed as CTO of Toronto stock exchange:

http://bravenewcoin.com/news/anthony-di-iorio-starts-new-role-as-chief-digital-officer-of-the-toronto-stock-exchange/

Hmmmmmm.

>banks adopt it
It goes over 100 dollar
>its just a hype pump
It will certainly hit at least 5 dollars

You literally stand to at least double up, dont get what this saltyness comes from. Screencap this for future reference.

>>1058510
>Bravenewcoin

lmao. Whatever I'm not gonna keep arguing.

I'm just going to stop coming to this shitty shill board and occasionally check how Ethereum is doing.

One day I will see it dead and I will come back and post a thread every single day about what happened to Ethereum cucks.

>>1058512
>Screencap this for future reference.

Screencap this saying it will not and it will die as have died all the other coins. See how easy that is?

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>>1058447

This 768 square foot home has a "value" of $418k.

In the past, some moron paid $279k for it.

What some idiot is willing to pay for something does not always mean the same as what something is worth.

This is how bubbles work. Once the bubble starts, common sense goes out the window and people pay outrageous amounts of money for junk. NOT because they think it is worth it, mind you, but because they think the next person in line will think it is worth MORE.

THAT is the essential message of this ETH scheme.

People are being told to use real money to buy ETH. Not (usually) because of the long term utility or value of the process, but because it's "hot" and the next person in line will be willing to pay more, making you a tidy profit.

The solution to bubbles is not more bubbles. The solution is to not get involved in the first place and to try to warn people off when new ones pop up.

>>1058510
>canada
>major investor

your currency is leafs and will have a negative in exchange to real money.

>>1058521
If you don't see value in distributed cryptographically secured ledgers especially turing complete ones, then don't invest. No one has a gun to your head. I'm simply telling you you're making a huge mistake.

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>>1058522
>currency is leafs
>literally making a huge argument in favour of deflationary cryptocurrency while arguing against it.

Nocoiners really aren't the smartest lot.
Btw im not canadian

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In my safe, I have this $20 bill.

It is nearly 82 years old.

If I wanted to, I could drive to any store in the country, and plop it down in exchange for any product the store sells for $20 or less.

If the power is out, it still works. If the internet is down, it still works. If the person who handed it to me runs off back to russia and is never seen again, it still works.

>>1058552
Yes but 80 years ago that $20 was worth $800 in todays money. Now it's worth $20 that $20 bill has decreased in value to pretty much nothing.

Im 100% certain that if bitcoin exists in 2090 it will be worth a hell of a lot more than it is now.

>>1058587
>Im 100% certain that if bitcoin exists in 2090 it will be worth a hell of a lot more than it is now.

Why?

>>1058594
Because the supply of new bitcoins by that point will be nearly zero. And if adoption continues at the current rate the market cap will be in the trillions.

>>1058109
You'd be better off investing in mutual funds than dealing with this shit

>>1058587
Deflationary currency disincentivizes investment and exchange, as evidenced by your fake money presently. Nobody spends it, unless they are spending it on real money to cash out. Great system...

>>1058613
Yes no one is stopping anyone from using dollars. But you are free to use bitcoins if you want. People should have a choice don't you think?

>>1058608
Tell me when a mutual fund can be generated on your home PC.

Also tell me what the timescale is for a mutual fund to increase 1000x its value.

Bump this thread for laughs.

>>1058545
Why do you keep posting your shitcoin address? Begging is prohibited on /biz/

Lolbump

>>1057834
That picture you posted is fucking stupid. Bad meme.