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It's not bitcoin, it's either, but I made $200 this weekend playing cryptokitties.co ! Finally, a litigate use for crypto. Eat it haters. https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/03/people-have-spent-over-1m-buying-virtual-cats-on-the-ethereum-blockchain/
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Bardeh posted:I wonder how long until it crashes into the ground? Well, my kitties have doubled in value overnight but I can't sell poo poo because I think the eth network is totally broke. By pictures of cats on the internet. Visa, central banks, large governments, watch out! I have worked for internet companies for 15 years now and the biggest problems are always related to scaling.... adserving, search, social, image hosting, you name it. Crypto can't scale so it won't work. I'm sure someone will figure it out, but it looks pretty far of for now. PROTIP: Buy all the kitties as soon as you can, I'm up $300 now 
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Comment from the developers of Cryptokitties on hackernews: "When we started the project, we expected to use a standard, eBay-style, rising auction with successive bids, but that resulted in way too many on-chain transactions. So, we had to find a kind of auction that required just two committed transactions: Starting the auction, and claiming the winning bid. The answer was a descending clock auction, where you set some start price and gradually drop the price over time until someone chooses to pay. (It's formally equivalent to a first-price, sealed bid auction, if you're an auction theory aficionado!) The common name for a descending clock auctions? "Dutch Auction" or "Tulip Auction". The irony is not lost on us..."
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and back down to $16,000. and back up to $17,900 in minutes. A STORE OF VALUE! For some value, IDK whatever.
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COMRADES posted:You can't cancel fraudulent transactions? That's not really a good thing. LOL if you lost your private key, or it was stolen, or whatever, it's your fault dummy, have fun being poor. Not a joke, this is the actual answer BTW.
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https://blog.coinbase.com/please-invest-responsibly-an-important-message-from-the-coinbase-team-bf7f13a4b0b1 "Please invest responsibly" - a company that take credit cards for BTC and admits it is likely that they will be unavailable or unable to process your transactions when you want to withdrawal.
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