Bitcoin is the currency of the resistence

#21

Ah the deep web

Really the only purpose of the deep web is to make pedophiles feel more safe/secure. Theres some mail order drugs in it if you know where… I’d like to find an arms dealer if possible! but they probably don’t exist

#22

Sure is a good currency. Look at it drop so much at the beginning of the day.

#23

I would sell some digital things online with Bitcoin, but could I calculated the stock price/make money if it drops? I have the market but I need to be able to transfer bit coins to PP or something, which would defeat the object of the customer buying things with Bitcoins…

#24

This thread:

“People do naughty things on the internet?!?”

“New currencies that are the first of their kind don’t fix the problems with existing currencies?!?”

#25

[quote=“Mopman, post:24, topic:398475”]This thread:

“People do naughty things on the internet?!?”

“New currencies that are the first of their kind don’t fix the problems with existing currencies?!?”[/quote]

#26

lol hack

#27
this is fantastic these are the new Forbes fortune list these are the bitcoin fortunes it is all numbers it is pure anonymous and this is the biggest story of this decade going forward is the transtion from the old way of doing business around the world to the bitcoin way of doing business which is purely anonymous and this is the great achievement of the global insurrection against banker occupation Bitcoin is the Currency of Resistance

L2usepunctuationmarks fucktard. This reminds me of Nigerian emails.

#28

Thanks for grouping weapons with child porn, asshole. :stuck_out_tongue: Seriously though, look on the bright side, maybe some of the weapons can be used to kill pedophiles? :slight_smile:

From the looks of Bitcoin though, it’s still far too unstable to be used for anything serious in the near future.

#29

These guys accept it for Minecraft servers, which I thought was interesting.

#30
#31

[quote=“sanga282, post:30, topic:398475”]http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/22/compromised-account-leads-to-massive-bitcoin-sell-off-eff-recon/[/quote]Rofl, 1c/coin

Imagine having bought even just 100 of them…

#32

Bitcoin seems more unstable than the RuneScape economy

#33

I’d like to see what the USD looked like if somebody managed to steal a bunch of it a short while after it started picking up in the first place

#34

You are correct, but that is why bitcoin isn’t stable enough to use right at this moment for anything serious, like I said before. :slight_smile:

#35

Agreed, it’s those who think it’s impossible for it to ever stabilise that I don’t agree with

#36

Mopman tell us how you imagine the sequence of events that result in bitcoin becoming stable enough.

#37

Yea, I don’t agree with that either.

I don’t think he is saying it will definitely stabilize, I think he is saying that it is possible, which it certainly is.

#38

Bitcoin is going to be held up as long as possible not by the people who are utilizing its full potential in a legal manner.

#39

[quote=“Moparisthebest, post:37, topic:398475”][quote author=yakman link=topic=495611.msg3639314#msg3639314 date=1308853488]
Mopman tell us how you imagine the sequence of events that result in bitcoin becoming stable enough.
[/quote]
I don’t think he is saying it will definitely stabilize, I think he is saying that it is possible, which it certainly is.[/quote]

Even so, he can still give us what he imagines to be a mechanism for bitcoins becoming stable.

#40

shit meme currency