OT: Ray, how's your Bitcoin investment going?
 

I wish I had some from the first of the year when it was $13.50.

Jeff

I watched this interview a few days back about Bitcoin in the hope of trying to understand it better. Unfortunately it cast a poor impression on the product, thanks to the very vocal rep they sent across. :confused:

But no-one under vis et armis compelled you to use em.
Not the case with Feudal Preserve green stanps.

I'm in Feudal Preserve notes. The other Fiat currency.

I loose 6% a year.

The guy who started the Liberty Dollar is being accused of
Terrorist activities.

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

Mohawk man speaks the truth. A true visionary for personal freedom from centralized systems and inherent corruption. Power to the people! :banana:

Bitcoin was the new gold, but it's so played out now.

Palladium is the new bitcoin. you heard it here first ;)

Also hilarious...

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04/...s-close-up/?hp

Winklevoss twins own 1% of all bitcoins.

You mean The Winklevii...

I was going to suggest Paceline Bits as a new currency for bike parts, etc. It would require a leap of faith that would probably never happpen. There is no substitute for cash.

And they took a bit of a hit today...

Actually frns = bitcons..

almost all frns are not paper (cash) ....
they are just data entries in a computer spreadsheet.

We are not FORCED to accept bitcons ...
We are COMPELLED to accept frns. :( :help: :no: :butt: :mad:


frn = non federal non reserve non note

The fed is a private central bank, you will not find it in the phone book
under government agencies. No more federal the fed ex.

It has no reserves ...

It's notes do not specify the terms of redemption, hence are NOT notes.

The Fed was created by an act of Congress, and its board is appointed by the President.

So, yes, it is more federal than FedEx.

Really?
So what?