What shame you lunatics didn't just collect stamps like decent folks did for 100 years. My collection would be worth a lot more.
Do stamps appreciate 50% in 3 weeks? Didn't think so, but in any case, I also have a stamp collection from my childhood.
It is way over $200. And before somebody is bitching that I am quoting MtGox, even on Bitstamp it has hit 200 today. 100% return in 3 weeks, beats the stamp collection for sure....
2 kinds of people own bitcoins imo same type of folks that owned nasdaq stocks on the late 90's. Doesn't matter that its ridiculous, they outnumber you, they will run you over. & criminals. Something silly that goes up and down, uh, try penny stocks, easier to trade. bc to 1000? y not.
you been bitching and moaning since bitcoin was at $15 like a sore loser, It is now $200+ and you still banging your head against the wall. Majority who invested in bitcoin made a lot of money already, you on the other hand lose...just lose. -------------- On unrelated news, there is now an exchange where you can buy mining hashpower without need to setup your own hardware. It's pretty cool, you basically pay btc in exchange for 1 GH of mining power which will immediately goto work mining bitcoins for you, i tried it with a few btc and everything was very well designed. https://cex.io However you need to be extremely carefully investing in bitcoin mining hardware, virtual or otherwise. With the difficulty increasing 60% every 2 weeks, you can easily lose your shirt buying hardware. 99.99% of the time you better off just buying bitcoin or holding onto it instead of investing in hardware right now. I bought 60 GHs of mining power at 0.14 btc/gh to test it out (just to contrast, 4 months ago, it was 5 btc/gh, meaning the price of the miner lost 97% of its value). Anyway 2 days after my purchase, it was at 0.13/gh, realizing the next incoming shitstorm that is the difficulty gap, i sold at 0.125, 1-2 days later, it is now at 0.08 lol. So pretty much the hardware lost ~40% of its value in 3 days, meanwhile the btc/usd continues to gap.