MillerGenuineDraft

22 jump street - 8/10 I'd go again just to see the credits.

Honestly. You are such a loser. All you do is talk crap about bitcoin, yet YOU are the only who posts the most in this thread. I made this thread and you post in it more than I do. Like, such a loser.

Essentially, this. Excellent post, by the way!

You are so blind it is ridiculous, I can't even fathom. You're posting about all these 'problems' with bitcoin, yet are so oblivious to even doing the slightest bit of research on currency we have today. I honestly cannot take anything you post seriously. edit: nor should anyone else.

So first of all, it is not my job to educate you on why bitcoin is more reliable than fiat money. It is your job to educate yourself on how currencies are established and establish your own opinion - something you clearly have not done. All I'm saying now is what? I never told you anybody to invest in bitcoin. I'm providing my opinion on bitcoin, relative to where we stand with the monetary system today. If that's what you inferred from what I wrote, maybe you really do need to start reading books.

Thank you for once again allowing me to reiterate on my previous point. Read a book on the history of money, money in present time, and the future of money. You are a fool if you think that you precious little paper notes in your wallet are backed by the gold standard. Fiat money is where we currently sit. I'm not going to try and argue with you about bitcoin, if you don't even understand money today. That is all I'm trying to say, I am not sorry if I offended you.

Sorry, that's my apology. Not you. Meant to quote dittohead, with reference to his comment, "It could disappear in an instant. no thanks."

Your opinion on bitcoin means next to nothing, if you don't even understand how money in today's society is created, distributed and regulated.

First of all, bitcoin is a digital currency, not a virtual currency. Second of all, your 'physical' currency is actually a fiat currency. Read a book and you'll learn a thing or two.

Haven't posted in a while, but your best option is physical exchanges. Bitcoiniacs operates in the West End and you can ensure your transactions to go through. That's the biggest pitfall with online exchanges, you just don't know where they're based/where your moneys getting toyed.

This is huge. Overstock.com accepting bitcoin. http://www.wired.com/business/2014/01/overstock-bitcoin-live/

Care to elaborate?

Predicted it happening. People cash out during the holidays to buy gifts. Buy back in when the price is low in the new year.

I use the ATM frequently, actually. It is a great way to get a wallet started with limited knowledge. Bitcoiniacs, the company behind the bitcoin ATM, even has it's office located in the Waves coffee on Howe Street. I would definitely stop by, even to talk to one of the reps about bitcoin. Waves coffee even accepts bitcoin as a payment for coffee.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/outrageous-hsbc-settlement-proves-the-drug-war-is-a-joke-20121213 This article shows how outrageous the banking system is. And what do the banks get in such a shameful scandal? A slap on the wrist.