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zzxxddere333
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Comment #15886911
haha love all the salt in these bitcoin threads. Looks like a lot of the HN boys missed the boat. See you guys at 20k!
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Comment #15886902
lolwat?
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Comment #15874293
You sure about that? My 1100% gains say otherwise. Put your money where your mouth is - screenshot them BTC shorts ;)
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Comment #15872379
All the salty people down voting them. 16K baby!
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Comment #15872372
heh you're falling prey to FUD.
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Comment #15867202
you mean... like most banking apps? god forbid they make obvious what most users are using the app for.
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Comment #15866898
A lot of salt in this thread. So let me take the opposite side and say congrats to everyone who's hodling bitcoin!
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Comment #15866889
The run up is a result of the futures. It legitimizes bitcoin. No one in their right mind is going to short bitcoin unless they want to risk losing their shirts.
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Comment #15866885
Should someone tell him?
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Comment #15866878
There are several projects on track to improve blockchain speeds by several orders of magnitude. So, in other words, it's a solved problem. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light…
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Comment #15817232
This is GOOD news for bitcoin/cryptos. Pay your taxes on your gains. If the IRS can turn this into a revenue stream, it will solidify and legitimize it.
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Comment #15807603
The Government has done the opposite of banning bitcoin. They've outright legitimized it. No, they have not forced private businesses to accept bitcoin.
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Comment #15804092
Founder of ethereum will soon be a billionaire as well.
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Comment #15804083
Why not both? If you can see value in decentralized cryptocurrencies, I think you can make the mental leap for the case of bitcoin.
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Comment #15804072
This is not accurate. The once useful properties of gold have now been replicated using other (cheaper, alternative, and even synthetic) materials that perform better.
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Comment #15804061
Japan has already embraced cryptos as a legal currency. They won't be the last. As this happens, there will be geopolitical factors at play and it won't be that easy to simply "out…
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Comment #15804046
You're still not getting it my friend.