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To: SeekAndFind

“Is this the end for the virtual currency?”

In a word, no.


12 posted on 02/25/2014 8:34:19 AM PST by PreciousLiberty
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To: PreciousLiberty

“I hope most nice people got out and the dealers and hackers got burned.......”

Nobody who bought below $500 or so has been “burned” yet.

We’ll see if any of the retailers accepting it stop doing that. That might cause more downward price pressure.


14 posted on 02/25/2014 8:35:55 AM PST by PreciousLiberty
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To: PreciousLiberty

I agree. In fact, I believe it will pave the way for a cashless society and we will be - shall I say - Chipped on the arm or hand for transactions.


18 posted on 02/25/2014 8:47:53 AM PST by Patriot Babe
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To: PreciousLiberty

I’m just wondering if the bankers and or governments had a hand in the hacking....after all...who has the most to lose?


21 posted on 02/25/2014 8:57:33 AM PST by Aria ( 2008 & 2012 weren't elections - they were coup d'etats.)
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To: PreciousLiberty

It’s the end of non-governmental regulated crypto-currency.

What I don’t get is how did it happen? Bitcoin was designed to be stored personally, and record keeping was peer to peer proliferating throughout the world as a record in everybodies wallet. Why were people keeping them stored at Mt. Gox?


24 posted on 02/25/2014 9:30:38 AM PST by Usagi_yo (Standardization is an Evolutionary dead end.)
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