Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
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#2Is this actually intellectually stimulating to hackers? Should I start posting stock tickers for karma?
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#3Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#4OK, I'll be that guy. Is this actually intellectually stimulating to hackers? Should I start posting stock tickers for karma?
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#5OK, I'll be that guy. Is this actually intellectually stimulating to hackers? Should I start posting stock tickers for karma?
Just the world's first digital, decentralized currency succeeding. Hackers can and will use it to create new and fascinating projects.
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just the world's first digital, decentralized currency succeeding. Hackers can and will use it to create new and fascinating projects.
Is it succeeding or are people gambling on the value of it?
Welcome to investing. Adoption is success.
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#7OK, I'll be that guy. Is this actually intellectually stimulating to hackers? Should I start posting stock tickers for karma?
Just the world's first digital, decentralized currency succeeding. Hackers can and will use it to create new and fascinating projects.
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#8OK, I'll be that guy. Is this actually intellectually stimulating to hackers? Should I start posting stock tickers for karma?
Just the world's first digital, decentralized currency succeeding. Hackers can and will use it to create new and fascinating projects.
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#9https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/06/08/bitco...
Re: Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
#10The Chinese are running away from RMB and buying bitcoin, Venezuelans are running away from Bolivares into Bitcoin. And to a lesser extent some Indians are escaping the Rupee.
It'll be really interesting to see how governments try to deal with decentralized currencies if they really take off. Governments lose a lot of control when they can't control money.