**ATTENTION CRYPTO-COINERS** THIS IS THE OFFICIAL CRYPTO-CUR

>>1288888
wow delet this

>>1288888
First of all PLEASE let that be a real email address.

Secondly, You cannot cage the TRUMP we will shill when and where we please!

>>1288893
My email is realer than your sister's fake tits.
Also respect my pents nignog, keep it to this thread, you'll have so many more people likely to buy into your trump shilling if you market it to cryptonerds ITT.

4th for trump

I'm looking into investing into mining ETH, but I need to find out how profitable it would be based on my hardware, and if ETH will be switching to proof of stake and when.

>>1288937
dude this is a trump coin thread now, take your ethcuck shillings elsewhere

>>1288949
TRUMP has stayed at 32-41K sat for the last 3 weeks bro. What happened to the friday video m8?

>>1288966
>4100
I would look again if I were you, I think this ship is setting sail.

Sitting at 4431 sits

Fucking trump coin, buy DAO instead.

>>1289073
ahahahah

dao is the worst idea ever conceived

Everyone buy Nautilus and help me out of this coin! SHIT IM ALL IN FOR 3 DAYS I CANT GET OUUT HALP!

>>1289073
Wired fucked dao yesterday. i dont know if it recovered yet. they basicly said its a mess. Buy nautilus and make Greece great again kek!

>>1288998
well fuck me sideways it's 6K sat on c-cex, good thing I got like 10,000 at 3.4K sat.

>>1288888
Great use of quints. I personally would take these shitcoins a little more seriously if they were confined to one thread like this. PND did something similar and had a Doge/PND general a year or so ago. The funny thing is that after they did this, nobody bothered them and nocoiners didnt shit all over them. Shilling is a lot like drinking wine. Its fun and celebratory when tastefully done but despised and mocked when sloppy and excessive.

>>1289229

This. Not to mention how redundant bitcucks on /biz/ are. I filtered out the words "cope" and "suicide watch" a long time ago. I almost filtered out the word bitcoin entirely because that fag is so annoying but I still like to hear whats going on with it from time to time so I didn't. I love the concept of bitcoin but I hate the edgy fedora wearing crowd that comes with it.

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>>1289189
I think we are at about the point of picture related.

Not much time left.

>>1289248
6.1k Sat, god damn nigga the prophecies were true!

Trump up 40%!!!!!

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>>1289417
Sometimes more!

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20th for TRUMP

>>1289428
It'll keep on climbing!! 10k sats soon!!

what's everyone's opinion on waves? it should hit trading in a few days i think

what do you niggas think it'll be worth per coin

personal opinion: it'll either be dumped to oblivion to like a penny per coin or go like ETH to $10/coin but imo the 1st is more likely

https://mobile.twitter.com/start_coin/status/738782614065025024

https://mobile.twitter.com/start_coin/status/738790556894146561

Lol

>>1289461
i'm hoping it goes to $10.
but you can never know what'll happen.
look at lisk. all the hype, and look where it' at now.

>tfw referral gave me so many ico coins i'm gonna get off with profit anyway.

also, waves gives extra coins for connecting your twitter and facebook with the waves account.

i heard about rise twitter give away as well, but haven't really seen any proof or how to go about it..

>>1289461
the thing about WAVES is that it is user friendly, that's the whole deal about it. It's designed to be used by the average programmer, which is what apple did for the consumer market with the GUI back in the 90s.

lousy poorfag here.
Anyone wanna spare me some Trumpcoins?

TDh3ksuEKuCN6NG9DAtHcQfkZz8dkEFN3w

>>1289232
>>1289469
Thanks guys that's what I was going for. I want this community to have constrictive conversation because I've seen it happen before. But without structure many people just make a thread without thinking to check the catalog and every topic and coiner is fragmented to hell. I hope to make this a regular general with an active /biz/ community just like the robinhood and stock threads.

So since there seems to be all of this speculation on the halvening, BTC price could go either to the moon or to shit, what do you think will happen?

Following on this, is it wise to invest in cryptos right now since a BTC crash would be devistating to all altcoins?

>>1289510
Everyone would convert to ETH, I mean coinbase's newly branded exchange is going to be promoting ETH while downplaying Bitcoin, they're just ahead of the game. They own 10% of the world's bitcoins. So moral of the story invest in ETH.

Can we just spam Donald's twitter with the trumpcoin info website until he retweets/endorses it?

>>1289526
>>1289526
as long as you do it smartly.
do you have a strategy?
>High energy @TrumpCoin will Make Crypto Great Again! Supporting @realDonaldTrump for POTUS-2016

Crypto play list:

blog.objectiveforex.com/p/cryptocurrencies.html

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REMINDER TO DO YOUR PART

Kennedy took us to the moon.

Trump will take us to the stars.

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>>1289536
This is pure genius.

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>>1289539
Join me brother, the fire rises!

>>1289547
Brilliant! I'll do the same.

>>1289547
10/10

BUY Your trump here!

https://yobit.net/?bonus=MspEZ

It's not too late to buy in, We'll be reaching 10ksats soon and then the MOON!!

>>1289722
TRUMP will be $0.10 by July 4th and over $0.20 by Republican Convention Day, July 21st.

It's 3 cents now, get in before the public.

Screencap this.

>>1290366
>tfw already have 950 coins
>tfw will buy 50 more tomorrow.
match me, reddit! ;-)

>>1290381
try 8,000

>>1290438
just under 11K here mate, and I already sold off most when we hit 8K sat to recoup much more than my initial investment.

>>1290381
>tfw will buy 50 more tomorrow.
that is less than $2 mate. get at least 10 bucks into it at a time, $20 is ideally a minimum. the bigger you buy orders, the more the price rises. you see 5Trump buy & sells that are bots that don't move the price. big number buys move the market, especially when volume is low as it currently is.
$20 today is $100 next month.

>>1290438
>>1290447
some high energy treasure chest holders here, folks!
MAGA!

TQNtDdxMoQbzGgShBfCAPUDkEdU61hfA7Z

>>1290461
i do this 50 or 100 coins a day every day, so that i don't even feel a thing and i constantly give it a slight bump without sending it overboard. it's like buying a pack of gum everyday and forgetting about it.
mostly because there are others buying as well.
yeah i know i'm taking it a bit too slow. but i'm not a millionaire anyways.
also, most my btc is tied up in other coins, so have to wait for them to go in the green before i sell them.
a lot too many variables in the equation.

>>1290474
>>1290461
and tomorrow, as in, it's like a ritual to me now, like brushing your teeth every morning.
don't worry though, someday, i'll be a big fish.

which one of you faggots is Greeny on yobit

>>1290474
One variable is if Trumps skyrocket you'll be bretty disappointed if it was all tied up in other coins that went nowhere.

>>1290482
what a fucking annoying faggot.

>>1290482
the yobit chatbox is low energy. it's difficult to read, too jumpy and for a while it was all "Buy Dubai!!!" but now it is "Buy CAB!!!"

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r u for real right now

>>1290486
and hence 50/100 everyday.
i think i still got a few months to get every thing in order. it will only skyrocket in september, then dip late october till election day.
then when Trump comes out of it victorious [as he's made a habit of], it will go to the moon.
by then i'll have several thousand trumpcoins.

also, btc keeps on rising mate, i get slightly greedy, sorry.

>>1290498
not me, i'm phoenix.

>>1288888
Add https://topmine.io/?reg=157793 for cloud mining

>>1290500
>i'm phoenix.
and i'm sorry, but sometimes my >>>/pol/ shows up IRL.
thankfully mods didn't ban me on yobit after my little outburst with that boomyak faggot [i couldn't stop and named our chosen friends! sheesh].

>>1290510
Heh, that shit was entertaining as fuck though

Is anyone else having problems with safecex? It seems every time I go on there the site is down.

>>1290515
I heard owners started not paying people. Most likely they fucked off with everyone's btc. Not so safe after all.

>>1290507
topmine.io added to to pastebin and will be included in the next thread's OP. Thank you. Oh and Nice try with the referral.

>>1290514
thanks, man.
i live to make my bros' days fun!

I'd like to start mining ether, but I heard they were switching to proof of stake any one confirm? Also any hardware recommendations?

TRUMPCOIN VIDEO IS ABOUT TO GO LIVE SEE >>1290630
>>1290630
>>1290630
>>1290630

BUY TRUMPS NOW

TRUMP currently pumping!!!!

I can't believe there's literally a coin named LEAF!
fucking weedfags!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A0KzoFuOLQ

Trumpcoin video. go crazy you shilling bastards

>>1290792
oh shit

>>1290792
>we will give money to trump^^
>he sorely needs it the poor guy^^
>we not going to steal it all promise^^

>>1289469

100.000.000 tokens á 10$ -> 1 billion$ market cap for waves
Which would be awesome since I got some too.
Trading will start with the 14th of July.
ICO prioce per token is about ~0.00033BTC

Start trading with x10 spending power

https://whaleclub.co/join/CiCCMS

I've made $20,000 in the past two weeks with it.

Buy ethereum

>>1291476
What do you mean trading will start July 14th?
Can't you buy it on Yobit right now?

>>1288888
the nuumbers need checking

>>1291484
Plus all those sweet referral commissions you'll be getting.

i wish litecoin would stop fucking me up the ass and decide if it's going up or down already

fucking garbage can of a coin, if I don't wake up tommorow stopped out or in the green i'm never trading this shit again

>>1291696
You should be in BTC, SC, DGB, TRUMP. and ETH.

>>1291696

LTC moves with BTC.

Also LTC is releasing a roadmap soon so watch out for that.

>>1291547
Who isn't holding a stash of ETH these days?

>>1291728

Wrong. $FCT, $TRUMP, $VRC, $RBR, waves. These are the only ones i've found that I expect to outperform btc/eth.

Which will perform better between btc and eth I have no idea so i'm not gonna choose one of the two to recommend. Compared to fiat you'll be doing good with either.

>>1291743
By my TA the train just left the station. Litecoin won't rally against btc in the shortterm. There'll probably be a slight retracement back to 0.084 very soon at which point i'm selling. Or the more likely scenario I get stopped out at 0.082.

Idc what happens just make it happen fast. fucking chinese need to start pumping or dumping. Also the roadmaps etc is just bs, it wont be coming in the short term and it probably wont matter. Might indeed be a good entry possibility in ltc again in a couple of weeks, i'll stay out though.

>>1291772
Oh my god, Vericoin looks utterly amazing. loyyal too. I already knew a little about Factom, but looking into it more seems like huge potential for businesses. And Waves was also on my list but I forgot to list it.

>>1288888
any apps for my iphone for earning stuff

>>1291800
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitcoin-aliens/id999017332?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitcoin-free/id999004027?mt=8

>>1291866
>https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitcoin-free/id999004027?mt=8

thanks man

>>1291566
those are IOUs.
and personally i'd wait for waves to be launched on bigger exchanges like poloniex, bittrex.

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Here's something better and more trust worthy looking than Hashocean: Ahash

Pic related is link with affiliate, each affiliate your affiliate recruits also earns you bonuses

It also pays out more than Hashocean

Haven't been looking at new coins in a while, I noticed Siacoin took off when they mentioned they had a new beta started, supposedly they're going to "finish it soon". Should I jump in now before a possible even higher spike or should I wait for it to come down?

>>1292122
You should've bought 2 days ago.

They will release their full version and then they'll look for Chinese adoption to rival fct.

Take what you want from that.

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Notrumpers on suicide watch itt

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Will write trump related poetry for trump coin
Already had one happy customer

How does the lending on Poloneix work? Someone explain pls

>>1291757
Complete faggots thats who

Trump at 7.5k with massive buy support to go even higher! You should have bought in when I made I thread whilst it was at 3k. Oh well it's not too late. Trump is going to be worth a dollar each soon

>>1291757
>>1292263
People who don't feel like holding an overpriced overhyped shillcoin?

TRUMP and BTC only holder here.

>>1292110
>more trust worthy looking
kek
good luck with your quick and dirty scam #10000
these sites pop up every day and they last like 60 days tops ahash is already a month old.

>>1288888
Is there a single large no-bullshit bitcoin seller?

As in, I just want to use my paypal or CC to pay a price for a bitcoin and not shop around.

I also don't want to be forced to use that seller's wallet.

>>1292468
There is one but I can't remember the name, starts with P

>>1292421
It's a certified business by British government and the minimum deposit is 0.001.

But everywhere needs at least one pussy so I can't discourage you for your decision.

>>1292468
Paxful is the name

how do i buy trump?
newbie here

>>1292477
>It's a certified business by British government
yeah no such thing
what kind of retard spreads bullshit like that?
the company might be registered in uk or not (on sketchy site implies so) that is not certified and no guarantee of anything

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Okay, I want to fall for this Trumpcoin meme.

Just downloaded the wallet. Someone send me a coin please THfYda8fhzGDqJtR73x2MGUq5KQtiTJbYk

>>1292641
>quick

Do I have 2 days?

>>1292641
>LTC/BTC
>bonus=MspEZ
good one, mate.
real kikey of you.

>>1292612
don't do what this >>1292641 says.

go to yobit.net and search for trump in market tab on the left side.

Hi, I am noob into buying btc
I tried cex.io and coincorner, but both request too much information, are they legit or are they identity theft schemes?

>>1292641
Looks like everyone is selling trump. 2 buy orders and 10000 sales. More like dumpcoin, amirite?

>>1292623
why in so much denial anon?

only poor people don't make risks, especially when the minimum risk is 58 cents.

>>1292674
no problems with risks i have problems with moronic statements with no basis in reality.
also a limited is the exact form of corporation that you can't trust for shit when it comes to money. since the liability is greatly LIMITED in case it goes bankrupt.

saying shit like it looks more trustworthy than hashocean is my other problem if you look at the numbers hashocean is already unbelievably profitable. ahash is just ridiculously so.

i won't even send them 0.001, what's the min withdrawal btw?

>>1292674
he >>1292623
is right about the british government certification though.it is a meaningless and seemingly false award that is just there to fool the foolable.

i saw previous ahash.x sites on a list of scam miners after i investigated it a couple of days ago, so i didn't put anything into it.

>>1292728
>0.001

that's the min withdrawal

>>1292728
>>1292737
imagine what people thought of hashocean first year.

I have $7.58 in it out of the .5 btc I bought last month, that's a decent risk to take.

the profitability is 1400% per year, very far fetched, but there's no harm in making a small deposit and periodically withdrawing every 2 months or so.

as long as you have money in it it will mine for the amount you initially put in.

if anyone wants buy RISE ico -

here's the link.

https://rise.vision/ico?aff=57431cadb705100c00718eda

it's @740 satoshi ATM.

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YOU CANNOT DUMP THE TRUMP!!!

https://yobit.net/en/trade/TRUMP/BTC/?bonus=MspEZ

>>1292857
>spamming your referral link

Here's a link without it - https://yobit.net/en/trade/TRUMP/BTC/

>>1292821

Meetup today, you watched anon?

https://rise.vision/ico?aff=5749da194843970b0057bc89

>>1292764
>imagine what people thought of hashocean first year.
they thought it a fucking scam, and rightly so it is most likely a fucking scam.
>the profitability is 1400% per year, very far fetched
no shit ask any professional investor about that!
>as long
as they don't close shop and leave you out hanging that is

it's okay to me if you say hey this looks hyip and i tried it, but don't say bullshit like trustworthy! when it comes to these sites they come and go constantly most likely the same crime organization is behind them i don't even find unplausible that hashocean gets the bitcoins funneled from short lived scams to rip the market really off by building up the appearances of stability and longevity. short games and one big long scam there is some beauty in that if you think about it.

somebody will be a billionaire. not you tho.

>>1292874
nah, man, missed out.
i usually never find out about such things.

i even heard about a twitter giveaway of RISE, and still haven't found out more about it.

>>1292872
Am I not allowed to put my referral link, Maybe people want to give me a few satoshis for free. Seeing as I've been behind a few of the trump threads and Got many people to buy in at 3.2k. Charity isn't bad especially when it doesn't cost you a dime

>>1292884

sorry I triggered you, i said it looked trustworthy and you threw a fit at that.

look how dirt shit hashocean site is, at least ahash makes an effort to "fool" people in investing $7.


But I watch seinfeld and curb, I know how Judaism is like when it comes to money.

>>1292887
You edit your rise account and put in your twitter handle, every tweet contributes to rise when the ico drops. But I don't believe you'll get more than peanuts

>>1292900
some cucks find it offensive it's literal spam.

but damn it's effective i would never have thought i would get so many subs and bonus by spamming my link a bit here.

the entire psychological aspect of this crpyto hyip scene fascinates me to no end.

you tell people what they want to hear and there is no stopping them after.

>>1292926
>look how dirt shit hashocean site is
yeah minimal effort and they even piggyback the ssl cert of cloudflare.
damn site is a joke.

>>1292926
>peanuts
won't say no to them either way.
thanks.

>>1292110
OP here, adding to pastebin now and will list in next thread's OP. Thanks for your contribution!

>>1293055
except for maybe genesis mining you can also add (scam suspect) to the "mining sites", just to be fair. they are almost identical to the doublers, most likely ponzi schemes.

http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/
maybe add this to your info

>>1292655
Hi, let's see if I can help. It seems that cex.io is untrustworthy considering the reviews here: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/cex.io

so I would steer clear of them. I've never heard of coincorner but it's received good ratings and I'll add it to the pastebin and next thread's OP, thanks for the new link.

If you are using bank account or credit as your source of USD, you can buy BTC at coinbase and circle.com. Circle also accepts debit cards, coinbase does not.

Refer to the "Buy Bitcoin" section of the OP for more sites.

>>1293075
>http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/

it basically says that all of them are scams, it's a joke page to say that you shouldn't trust these kind of sites.

literally everything is there.

>Genesis

added to the fact that they claim they'll mine everything, lol.

I think the min deposit is higher too

>>1292655
I have Cex.io, they're decent

a lot of bureaucracy is needed if you want something trustworthy, but you can also use Paxful

You can trade with Paypal, amazon gift card, gyft cards, etc.

>>1293075
>>1293102
>http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/
>https://www.genesis-mining.com/ (possible scam?)

added to http://pastebin.com/YbTmys4D and next thread's OP. Thanks for your contributions guys.

>>1293108
>bureaucracy
more bureaucracy = more trustable?

>>1293102
Holy shit that is a lot of websites.

>>1293178

take my oversimplification and do business with paxful instead then.

>>1293199
well, if your dubs say so!

>>1293102
>>1293167
genesis was not on the list last time i checked
and i hear they got a semi sustainable payout rate.

doesn't mean they can't be a scam or that a lot of people don't think they are.

invest your bitcoins at your own risk nobody will hold you while you cry if it turns out to be a fucking scam.

>>They are missing monero bottoming again

hahahahaahahaha

>>1292110
is this a scam ? :^)
only need less than a one month to get your money back, it looks too good to be true

>>1293628
>it looks too good to be true
yeah and people still playing it.
it's a disease really.

BUMP

What effect would the S&P 500 crash have on BTC?

>>1293777
Not much. It never does.

>>1293777
speaking of bumps, what's the bump limit on /biz/?

>>1293783
IT'S NEVER CRASHED SINCE 2008

>>1293862
>what are mini crashes

who here RISE

>>1293882
I friend.

>>1293882
>>1293920
me too

>>1293882
Where do I buy some

>>1293988
https://rise.vision/ico

>>1293882
hello, how'd you like the presser today, m8?

https://bitminister.com/news.html

This shit too good to be true? If it is legit it's a fresh company. Though my B.S. meter is pinging.w

>>1294309
Well hello there, Harrison.

Get on polo. Buy RADS. They developed some kind of smartchain thing and will start an outreach project soon to different companies

>>1293789
Feel like adding some Trumpcoin videos to the next thread OP?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A0KzoFuOLQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMM-X0mDonI

>>1294406
I can't believe I forgot to add those, yeah I'll add em.

>>1294309
it's on the scam list, sorry buddy

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>>1294425
Cheers lad. Have some Ivanka.

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public service announcement: buy the dip

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here's a tip for you /biz/.

Buy the vrc/btc dip that is currently happening

$vrc will be hitting 15k within a 10 days and that's only the start. I'm bullish up to at least 30k on this coin.

fwiw i bought at 6-7k, sold half at 11.5k and then bought more at 10.5k-9.1k. This is the coin im currently most bullish on by far on the 1 month time span

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>mfw profited off LSK (and still holding), invested in RISE, but missed the boat on WAVES

>>1294770

Rise is a scam. There's a reason why it got delisted off of icocountdown.

>>1294790
only time will tell, on the fence with it desu.

keynote yesterday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iZqS5lc-Qg

>>1294770
Waves boat hasn't sailed just yet. You might be able to get on the first day of exchanges. So far it's not on any of them except scambit

anyone have success with genesis mining? might get a years worth of 2MHz for 74$

>>1295002
might be a scam use hashocean

>>1294770
>>1294809
waves should go live on exchanges on the 14th, next Tuesday. i too didn't get in on the ICO, i went full Trump and have made bank so far.

I'm going to have 0.5BTC ready for the waves launch to see if the price is good. i should have really bought the ICO and sold it at launch, it was foolish not to in hindsight. but i'll buy and hold what i can get when the price drops an hour or 2 into availability.

vericoin mooning.

how can I tell the difference between a dip and a ded coin?

>>1295124
>might be a scam use hashocean
that's fucking gold m8

>>1295402
volume

who's got a promo for hashocean

>>1295523
what do you mean by promo?
if you mean ref link, you are welcome to use mine:
https://hashocean.com/?rid=470464

>>1295535
he's wants a promo code for a discount.

>>1295537
yeah i would like one too ;)
altho if you buy with my ref and you post when you purchased and what amount (so i can check on my end) i will give you 1% back if you post your address too, this offer is only for today tho

Did anyone buy in Waves ICO? What was the cost per Wave?

>>1295541
na too late sorry bro. just started up hashocean.

if i may ask how much have you guys invested and how much have you gotten in returns?

>>1295632
running 621 KH/s currently, i invested like $16
my roi is in 3 days or so, but that is just where the fun begins once i secured my profit i will start reinvesting like a motherfucker.

>>1295541
no bites for 1% discount? damn alright i can go for 2% if it's above 1400 KH/s.

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>>1295645
how did u only invest 16$?

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>>1295658

>>1295676
wow so u made back ur initial investment in 8 days im done.
i just put in 10$ should i just put in 100$? is this pretty safe?

>>1295698
not really 8 days if you watch the dates:
my investment began in 04/14 and it still not a 100% roi but will be in a few days.

how safe it is i don't know, i think hashocean will run an other year but a couple of months at least. imo this period right before the halvening however is more risky than a few months before.

>>1295654
well some anon just gave me a ref bonus, if you post an address i will send you the 1%, just write how much you bought and when along with it.

>>1295645
i have 1900KH/s, i make more than $8 a day. it says i should break-even after 68 days total. 4BTC profit in year 1.
you can see how much that cost at https://hashocean.com/pricing/?rid=560510

>>1295779
sneaky ;)
if you go with his link tho i can't give you any discount

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/genesis-mining-launches-enigma-worlds-largest-ether-cloud-mining-farm-1559652 i feel like genesis is more legit than hashocean. just look at the difference between their videos

>>1295829
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/genesis-mining-files-with-sec-for-bitcoin-mining-fund-1457446638 they've even filed with the fucking SEC. im outta hashocean fuck that

>>1295829
>>1295832
noice, we shall see what comes of it, but if you sign up on genesis-mining online this does not apply to you in any way.

>>1295846
after reading this: http://www.cryptocurrencyminingreport.com/genesis-mining-profitability-day-60-2-months/

maybe i won't just get into genesis yet
lessee what happens around the halving

Its pretty much decided that cloud mining is a scam on r/bitcoin. First and last day on /crypto/ been real

>>1295480
Explain?

>>1295654
my offer stands but i go to sleep now will check the thread in the morning for claims.

>>1295869
steady volume that spikes and gets steady, albeit a tad lover is likely a dip. very sporadic volume that suddenly explodes and it's dumping a dead coin.

>>1295856
Doesn't r/bitcoin have some sort of agenda or something, and that's why r/BTC was created?

Bitcoin is going to up within the next 24 hours. Turn $100 into $500 with x5 leverage trading and go LONG.
https://whaleclub.co/join/CiCCMS

>>1295856
Yep, cloud mining is a bit of a scam really. Better just buying some coins and holding/trading.

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>>1296437
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!!

>>1296437
>>1296446
You trumpcoin fuckers are actually going to make this shit work aren't you. God damn it. I do want high profits though so MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

>>1296437
Make crypto great again!

To the moon boys! STRAIGHT TO DA MOON!

>>1296446
Brilliant, this had me in tears. Fucking fantastic.

>>1296446
This is fake right? Did he actually support the coin? Can I get a source?

>>1296437
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!!

>>1296446
>>1296454
>>1296553
>>1296558
yeah pretty obvious fake

>>1297415
>>1297415
>>1297415
>>1297415

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My wife typically earns and handles the finances in the household. I've been trying to sell her on the idea of investing some cash in cryptos She's skeptical, but agreed to keep an open mind if I can prove that I'ved turned $20 into a profit. As a newbie, I'm not sure where to start and what to do. Is there quick, free, easy, and accurate step-by-step online guide? Or what?

>>1298075
People have started from less than 1 cent and eventually made hundreds to thousands of dollars. With $20 you got an ok head start. But Jesus Christ did you not even read the OP filled with five million links?

>>1298108
Yeah, which of the five million?

Losing shit load of money is better than earning shitload of money :D convert your crypto into huge profits All you need is a very minute investment and you are good to go because hey, money makes money There are no annoying surveys to take, no MLMor affiliate marketing and no filtering through mind numbing spam emails! invest in my products & make cold hard cash hand over fist.

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Make sure you watch this

https://youtu.be/V-vTOo7f4f8

>>1298112
http://pastebin.com/YbTmys4D
http://alunacrypto.blogspot.com
>>1298114
reported this is illegal

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>>1288937
This thread
>>1295732

>>1298075
buy ethereum

bought trump coin at 2000 sat, sold at 12000. I regret nothing

>>1298169
I don't want cloud mining I want to buy the hardware and mine it myself.
>>1298361
how many did you buy at 2000

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>>1298116
>http://alunacrypto.blogspot.com
Cool Thanks!

Trumpcoin volume a joke right now. Seems like it's gonna be worthless pretty soon.

>>1298075
>My wife typically earns and handles the finances in the household.
living the dream mang
do you cook at least and clean the house?

WHEN THE FUCK IS WAVES COMING OUT

>>1298894
14th

>>1298716
noones dumping gonna dump on you sry. if you want to get in you have to pay the price or gamble by waiting for it to fall naturally. careful it doens't moon first though :)

>>1296437
Make crypto great again!

>>1296437
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

Question:
Say if I buy $5000 of a coin when its new/really low
and then I wait a while for it to stabilize at a new floor, could I put another 2k in and then instantly sell all my coins at the new higher price that my 2k bumped it up to?

Is it a bad idea to buy Waves on YoBit before the 14th?

>>1299214
No. Someone has to be the other end of the transaction. You're not going to just sell to the exchange itself.

http://www.econotimes.com/Breakout-Coin-debuts-in-66-million-token-public-coinsale-on-Bittrex-on-June-13-220272

Does this look promising to y'all?

What is waves going to open at on the 14th? $2? $5? $10?

>>1299324
Go for it, im investing in the etheroll ico.

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I saw Donald Trump at a grocery store in Manhattan yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person,

but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for specifics on his policies about fiat or the federal reserve.
He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?”
I was taken back, and all I could say was “Gold Standar...” but he kept cutting me off and going “TrumpCoin! TrumpCoin! TrumpCoin!”

and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle with the secret services as I walked off.

When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen American Flag Zebra Cakes in his hands without paying

The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.”
At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.

When she took one of the cakes and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me.

I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each cake and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.

Is coinbase messed up for anyone else right now?

syscoin releasing blockmarket beta (full-fledged online decentralized marketplace) by end of month and syscoin 2.1 update + blockmarket v2 in july. ridiculously cheap right now at ~1100 sats. not sure how high it'll go after these releases. maybe 10k sats.

let's make some money famolam

https://hashocean.com/?rid=548571

>>1299339
either even with ico or 2-3x ico. hopefully even as i'll be throwing an extra 5btc in then.

>>1299426
Its trading at 4xico on yobit already

http://vessenes.com/more-ethereum-attacks-race-to-empty-is-the-real-deal/

Fucking lol, goodbye ethereum

>>1299540
eth isn't going anywhere

>>1299563
Well that's true in multiple senses now, isn't it.

>>1299578
woah..............

>>1288888

I know nothing about cryptocurrencies but i wanna get involved.

I'm into spending some money to get mining hardware but not a whole lot.

I'm thinking buying myseld some AntMiner U3's

would they be ok for mining some litecoins?

p.s. i'm super tired and i aint gonna go through all the thread so sry for asking: are there any good tutorials - communities that can introduce you to litecoin mining?

>>1299445
go buy it there and maybe go skydiving w/o a parachute right after

>>1299445
thats what they said about lisk. that went up to 12X ico

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>>1299617
>litecoin mining

just buy some ethereum.

then buy some ICO's

I'm treating this as the beginning of a HUGE boom like the dotcom boom. I'm literally buying anything and everything that looks decent and then reinvest the profits as fast as possible in the next thing.

I think i will make multiple millions in 3 years by doing this. currently up to $30,000 from a $400 investment without even really trying. now I will get serious. I'm going to put 10btc in to the next promising ICO hopefully multiply it by 10 thats $60,000 / 100BTC then put that in to the next crowdsale $600,000 rinse and repeat.

>>1299655
Is there a good place to keep up with news on ICO's??

>>1296437
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

>>1299655
>>1299675
This

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>>1299675
no

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>tfw I have 90% of my savings in Bitcoin

>>1298372
2 grand worth, I only wish I bet the house on it

>>1299760
>tfw I have 90% of my life savings in trump coin

>>1299445
I almost had a heart attack when the first day yobit was selling the price mooned to .1 btc.

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>>1299813
bretty gud

> BTC at $620
Alright. Time to start fucking around with other cryptos.

>>1288888
Nice repeating digits

is RISE legit? I've heard it was a scam.

>>1299999
everything is called a scam lol. Yes RISE is legit, just give it time.

ok coinshitters, riddle me this

1. what are some practical and real world applications of cryptos in the near term. so far we have drugs and chinks avoiding capital controls. what else is there, and why wouldn't I use fiat currency? for the sake of argument, lets assume i don't give a shit about being anonymous.

2. how do you know what to invest in when every week a new altcoin/some other bs is announced. ie, Lisk/Rise, BTC/LTC/ETC/etc

>>1300346
Invest in all of them. There's a high chance of making money. The whole sector is growing.

>>1300363
>The whole sector is growing.

why? what does it offer apart from drugs and capital control avoidance?

i don't disagree that it's growing, but what are the fundamental reasons beyond the above two? what happens if china relaxes capital controls?

>>1300369
There is a shit load of industries that are ripe for disruption. That draws in speculators the whole thing grows. A few of these cryptos will be YUGE in a year or two. It's about riding them to the moon

>>1300371
can you name any? this is the third time in one thread i've asked for specific real world applications beyond the two i've mentioned.

every time any of this shit is questioned it's always the same vague replies and talk of space travel.

>>1300375
the entire financial system for example.

>>1300384
what's wrong with the financial system that can be fixed with cryptos?

SYScoin pump in a few hours. BTC rising as well. What a nice day.

>>1300385
The fact that its not decentralised

>>1300418
so what?

having a relationship with a bank is beneficial to most businesses. i'm a minor partner in a small hosting company, we recently got a sizable loan from our bank that allowed us to automate some of our systems and save $40k p/a in staffing. why do we care that it's centralized?

i've never heard a CEO say "gee, if only banking was decentralized".

how often is it an issue in your life?

>>1300426
every day.

>>1300426
it's a constant burden on my life

>>1300426

Yeah this is the one glaring flaw that I see with Bitcoin and other crypto currencies. There's just no reason for something like Bitcoin to exist at all. Outside of the "deep web," there's just no reason for an online merchant like Amazon to accept Bitcoin. I don't see its practical application. All I see is an experiment, an incredibly fascinating experiment, but an experiment nonetheless.

It may even be a profitable experiment for some, but at some point I do believe the bubble will burst again. When it becomes obvious that Bitcoin isn't going anywhere and it's not going to take the world by storm as some amazing new currency and it's only worth what we think it's worth, and everyone gets idiot shivers, it will be worth nothing. It will burst.

>gee, if only banking was decentralized

kek

>>1300462
what is it like to live with a crippling lack of insight in to what really matters?

>>1300462
these are my thoughts exactly. i don't see any business drivers that will make it a long term success.

amazon may well accept bitcoins one day, but it will be through partnering with an exchange like most other places. it doesn't cost them much to implement, so why turn down neet bucks?

ride the bubble if that's your thing. many people have made money doing the same thing in the past, nothing wrong with that.

>>1300463
all you've added to the discussion if vague bullshit, piss off.

>>1300462
Take an economics course. Bit coin has drastically lower transaction costs then the traditional payment/settlement network.

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I'm still unemployed but I made a $60 profit for one BTC in a fucking day, Jesus christ, should we buy before it hits $1000??!!?

Can we blame Localbitcoins for this?

>>1300470
whats the cost to convert your fiat to bitcoin, and for the receiving party to convert it to fiat?

what happens when banks lower their fees?
what happens when the banks implement their own networks, between themselves?

it's like we live in an alternate universe where banks are powerless and can't possibly accommodate a changing market.

>>1300472
the whole idea is you don't convert it to fiat you spend it as bitcoin

>>1300470
>"Hey you guys think we should switch over to Bitcoin? Transaction costs are lower!"
>"Can we take out a Bitcoin loan or line of credit to expand our business?"
>"No."
>"Can we recover our Bitcoins if hacked?"
>"Probably not."
>"Lower transaction costs you say?.....Yeah let's do it!"

A conversation that will never, ever happen.

>>1300475
what company is going to keep bitcoins? which individual will put their job on the line to save on transaction costs?

can you pay your suppliers in bitcoins?
can you pay your employees?

your options are to either convert it to fiat and eat the transaction fees, or buy a kilo of cocaine and sell that for fiat.

>>1300481
Right? Is this guy for real? There's no reason to switch over to Bitcoin or even accept Bitcoin. Centralization may not be anonymous, but I can do things with fiat that I simply cannot with Bitcoin. And there comes a certain amount of security in addition to that. Why would a business want to lose those things for lower transaction costs? Ridiculous

>>1300426
bitcoins cant be inflated, dollars can. See Zimbabwe, Wiemar Germany, or Venezuela for examples. The Dollar has lost 95% of its value since 1913.

>>1300426
Banking used to be decentralized in the US. They held their own reserves of gold and if they went bust it was only the single bank that went out of business instead of the entire economy a la 2008.

>>1300535
what does inflation and 1913 have to do with anything? business doesn't let cash sit idle, it gets invested or spent. if anything, this is a benefit of fiat as circulation is better than having those with money sit on it.

what would happen to the price of BTC if China relaxed capital controls? it may not be inflation, but the effect on your investment would be the same. buy gold/hard assets if you want to hedge against inflation, not coins.

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>>1300346
>1. what are some practical and real world applications of cryptos in the near term.

>mfw not one has been named

>>1300554
You asked what's wrong with the current system that cryptos fixes. You cannot print more bitcoins but the fed can print more dollars.

>>1300557
Eth offers trustless contracts and crowdfunding, btc is decentralized and limited, waves is a platform for tokenizing fiat currency for transactions on the block chain

>>1300554
and inflation is not a benefit. It forces people to spend money they otherwise would not and deisentivizes saving, savings being key for investment

>>1300559
And the same is true for gold and oil. So we need Bitcoin becauseeeeee.... ?

>>1300563
I'm still not seeing any real world applications here.

Not to sound like an idiot but how exactly do you make money with bitcoins?

Buy products that accept bitcoins then sell them on amazon?

>>1300602
Thats because you lack insight in to these matters

>>1300607
Buy some, the price goes up, sell them

>>1300559
Look, here's the thing. For something to have real, actual value, it must not only have a fixed quantity but it must have some practical, real world application or purpose as well. It must fulfil some need.

Gold is not just a shiny metal that someone picked out of the ground and decided was valuable one day. It has always had some real world application and it has more applications today than ever before, and that is why it's valuable.

Fixed, limited quantity + Purpose/Application = Value as a commodity or resource

Wood is valuable despite there being so much of it and despite its being a renewable resource because its applications are so many. It's valuable, but not very. (Just had wood delivered for the stove, relatively cheap too, so that's why I'm thinking of it.)

Gold and oil are not renewable and there's a fixed amount of each. They have numerous applications and that makes gold and oil more valuable than, say, wood.

My point is that even when something is plentiful it can still have value when its applications are so many. But it doesn't work in reverse. Just because something is so few in quantity does not make it valuable without it fulfilling some need.

That part of the equation is quite crucial, and Bitcoin falls into neither category. It's not plentiful but extraordinarily useful and it's not limited and useful either. It has no intrinsic value as a resource, commodity, or currency. There's no need for it. The guy who joked that he's never heard anyone say "if only banks were decentralized" struck at the heart of it, really. He's right.

Look, I hope everyone makes a lot of money from Bitcoin. I really do. I've got friends raving every day about how much money they're making, and I'm happy for them. (I'll be even happier for them when they cash out.) But it's just an experiment. That's all it is. It's a speculative "currency" with no real application and no intrinsic value as anything else at this point. That's not good.

>>1300611
Oh OK.

>>1299655
woah! I don't even know where i can trade for such things :P
thnx though!

>>1300559
>>1300643

And, granted, Bitcoin is a "currency" and not a commodity or resource, but the principle is nearly the same. If Bitcoin is going to compete with the other currencies, then Bitcoin will need to do virtually everything that a fiat currency can do and more.

But it doesn't do more. It does less. And in its place it offers fixed quantity and some degree of anonymity and "decentralization" which, frankly, aren't enough to make it valuable in its own right.

Right now anyone holding Bitcoin can probably order drugs or gamble online. They can't buy groceries with it, pay their electric bill with it, invest it into anything else (without first converting it back into fiat). It's just a weird, quirky, autofellatiating currency for the sole purpose of investing....in itself. It's an experiment.

Ride the bubble, man. Make some money. Go for it. But if you seriously think that Bitcoin is a useful thing in its own right, well...

>>1300666
then don't be bothered by it.

http://trumpcoins.org/
http://trumpcoins.org/
http://trumpcoins.org/
http://trumpcoins.org/
http://trumpcoins.org/

>>1300670
I'm not bothered by it. In my other post, I said as much.

I've got friends riding the bubble and doing quite well, and I'm happy for them. I make money my way, and they make money theirs, and as long as everyone's making money, it's a beautiful thing.

I stated my opinion regarding Bitcoin's future and was told to retake an economics class, and I thought I would expand upon my initial comments so as to better elaborate and remove any ambiguity.

I'm not Warren Buffet. I'm not a genius investor, and, furthermore, I'm not a psychic so for all I know, Bitcoin could have a tremendously bright future. But to say (or suggest) that Bitcoin is already intrinsically useful and valuable and to imply that I must be the uneducated one for not seeing it, yeah, I think that's worth refuting.

What is the best bitcoin wallet to choose?

>>1300666
Your posts reek of "I've missed out on btc and I'm so butt hurt I've decided to write a novel with nothing but nonsense"

>>1300702
Pretty much

>>1300679
lol dewd.
Nobody said you 're uneducated. There is not an education issue. I don't even see cryptocurrency as a life investment but i think it's a nice hobby. Plus it could turn out to be really helpful if things turn horribly wrong where I live. Who knows?

>>1299655
p.s. i don't think i'm really ready for trading.. I'll go mining for a while ^^ (if i find time to understand how everything works and what kind of stuff I need)

>>1300702
Yeah that must be it

>>1300727
No I hear you, man. It's not that I "missed out" on Bitcoin or that I think it's an altogether stupid "investment." Intellectually speaking, it's about honesty.

What you just said was absolutely reasonable, honest, and logical. You don't know what will happen but you think it's worth exploring. That makes sense to me and I respect that.

But others here have been making some pretty extraordinarily claims that, frankly, cannot be substantiated.

It's one thing to say, "You know what? I don't know if there's a future in this thing but I think I can make a few bucks riding this bubble."

And it's entirely another to say "Bitcoin is a novel idea with a bright future and everyone's going to adopt it because there's so little of it and it's a fixed amount and it's decentralized and all of that means it will exponentially grow in value forever and ever"

And that's BASICALLY what some of the people here would have you believe. And that's just ridiculous

>>1300702
Oh and thanks for refuting my claims by the way.

That's sarcasm...because you didn't.

>>1300680
Coinbase if you're new.

>>1300788
You're ridiculous. You're slso strawmanning pretty hard

>>1300727
wut i said time? not time. I meant to say mood

>>1300643
You are implying that something digital isn't real. Couldn't it be said that it's intrinsic value is that it is not physical? There's a lot more value in bitcoin than you say. The architecture allows you to make contracts, escrow, crowdfund, etc all for very little cost. In other words without lawyers.

That might not be something I would ever need in the US, but if I wanted to crowdfund a business in Ghana I could actually do it, and people have done it.

But fundamentally, something is not a resource until humans turn it into one. It used to be considered bad to strike oil hundreds of years ago because there was no human use for it, just a messy waste of time when trying to build something.

Fiat currency is relatively stable in the first world, so most people have no use for cryptocurrency. However that is not the case everywhere, which is why it is so popular in places like China and Venezuela. No one is here to force you to use bitcoin and it might even make sense for you to continue to use fiat if you are in the first world.

>>1300602
If you cannot see any real world application in what I said then you're either a troll or a high functioning retard. If you don't see any value in the tech don't use it--no one will force you to.

>>1298372
I think CPU mining can be profitable if you run everything fast enough. I was going to make 10 dollars a month mining it, but I needed the compute power for other purposes, so I never bothered with it.

>>1299617
Don't bother with mining unless you get power for free. Just buy stuff with your own money and listen to >>1299655

>>1300963
im pretty sure running a CPU 100% for a month will cost more than 10$ in power bills

So what is the /biz/ approved bitcoin wallet?

>>1300471
Buy it now
BUY IT NOW

>>1300563
Can't Ethereum make tokens just like WAVES, or is there something I am missing here?
>>1300969
Yeah, that's another reason why.

>>1300975
Yes they're different. read the whitepaper https://ico.wavesplatform.com/

>>1300970
cold wallet or paper wallet is best

for online, i use coinbase and blockchain.info

>>1300985
Alright will look int those. also any major coins that do proof of stake? I know TRUMP does it but i was wondering if there is any others i can invest in

Damn, eth is super cheap. Might make a good buy-in for a quick scalp.

>>1301018
Naw.

>>1301023

Yeah, everything is getting fucked. I made a quick .5% on lisk and now I'm sitting it out till we see some stabilization and a gap up.

Anyone else trade this shit? It seems too good to be true, a lot easier TA then stocks.

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What Bitcoin wallet should I get?
https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoSbnAFvqfA

Toughts on DAO guys?

>>1301124
What is DAO

when do i sell

Should I buy btc now or wait till it drops a bit?

>>1301154

It's going up either way

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>>1301141

>>1298075
don't invest in memecoins. It's all pump and dump schemes.

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If crypto is so great, then why are all the top investors not investing in it, and I'm talking about the top.

These are mostly old guys of course. Buffet, Soros, etc. Is the technology just too much for them or do they think its a meme? Should I just invest in rare metals or is crypto really the new thing that will produce the 21st century millionaires

Someone make a new thread

>>1300942
why can't you name some?

what have we seen so far
> muh inflation
there's already solutions for that. ps. inflation is caused by more than money being printed.
> muh transaction fees
there are fees converting from/to btc/fiat, same shit different smell, plus you have the added risk of violatility.
> muh decentralization
nobody has been able to explain why business cares

it's fucking hilarious. all you do is sit back and call people retards but you have no fucking clue how cryptos are useful beyond regurgitating a few buzzwords you read on bitcointalk.

>>1301578
Inflation is defined as the increase in the money supply. Printing money is to inflation as punching someone in the face is to assault. Learn to google, I know you're not slow enough that typing is a challenge.

Transferring large amounts of money will cost you significantly less with bitcoin. The idea is to use it instead of fiat so you don't have to convert, but I realize that would be hard to figure out for someone with a double digit iq.

Businesses care about decentralization for the same reason that you don't invest all your retirement fund into a single stock. If someone loses their bitcoin wallet or malinvests, only they will be effected. If the dollar goes to shit, or banks start throwing housing loans to the average negro who walks through the door, everyone in the economy suffers the consequences, not just businesses.

You should consider getting a vasectomy. It's not that difficult to understand.

>>1301758
>Inflation is defined
where did i define deflation? i talked about causes, and secondly, as you requested, from google: a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money.

doesn't say shit about increase of money supply, which is just one single fucking cause of inflation.

>The idea is to use it instead of fiat so you don't have to convert
fucking laughable, if i have no interest in buying drugs, what do i use it for? can i pay my rent with it? can i fill up my car? buy food and clothes? can businesses pay their employees and suppliers in bitcoins? even if i'm able to do any of those things my choices are severely limited. try living a non-neet lifestyle for a month on bitcoins and tell me how you go.

do you realise that none of the large companies that 'accept' bitcoins (dell/msoft, etc) actually take bitcoins? they partner with a btc exchange which takes takes the bitcoins, and pays out in USD/whatever. they'll take your neet coins, but they don't want to have anything to do with them. why do you think this is the case?

>If the dollar goes to shit, or banks start throwing housing loans to the average negro

what happens if bitcoin goes to shit? what happens if china relaxes capital controls?
what happens if the network can't cope with the number of transactions or some other limitation/bug gets hit?

decentralisation has nothing to do with any of this. the idea the bitcoin is risk free compared to fiat is absurd. there are already hedges against inflation and currency devaluation. bitcoin isn't needed, it's value fluctuates far more than the major currencies.

ps. you've yet to name one practical real world use of bitcoin apart from drugs and avoiding capital controls..

I'm a noob, how do I send USD from Yobit to my bank?