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Bitcoin - Part 2

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The bet is that Coinbase.com will be hacked (and bitcoins stolen) somewhere between September 2014 and 1 January 2015. The breech must be significant enough to be covered by major media outlets.

If you agree to those terms, I'll take that bet.

Since any breach would probably make the news, I'll agree. I'll sport the avatar of your choice for a week should that not happen.


Dear jhunter,

My search turns up no coinbase hacks over the period agreed upon. I therefore smugly submit the avatar you are to sport for the next 7 days :)

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There isn't a "premise". BTC was compared to currencies by the author of the article. I disagree with the author that BTC is a currency, at least in any useful sense, but that in no way invalidates the author's conclusion that BTC performed worse than any currency on earth last year because that conclusion is factual.

I can't explain it any more clearly than that.

Seems pretty clear to me. They just want debate points for this nitpick about the article calling it a currency.
 
ponderingturtle said:
Just because a tool is used for evil, it does not make the tool itself evil.

So this is not intended to say, "Bitcoin is bad because of this."

It's just that this seems the right place to show it. :)

http://i.imgur.com/ceESaHQ.jpg

So you are now defending the swiss banking industry? Dodging taxes was the entire point of that as well.

I don't see what my post has to do with dodging taxes. You have to look at the image to see what my text was referring to.
 
Seems pretty clear to me. They just want debate points for this nitpick about the article calling it a currency.
Jeez! This has been going on for nearly 2 pages now. Is it really a crime to observe that the articles called bitcoin a currency?

Get over it people!
 
Another example of just how safe and secure Bitcoin exchanges are (that is to say, not very).
Nice to see you distinguish between bitcoin and bitcoin exchanges.

And it Bitstamp (supposedly one of the better exchanges) runs into trouble then that would explain the sudden drop in bitcoin prices in the last few days.
 
Jeez! This has been going on for nearly 2 pages now. Is it really a crime to observe that the articles called bitcoin a currency?

Get over it people!

Oh, is that all you did ? I was under the non-mistaken impression that you used that as some sort of argument against BTC's detractors.
 
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