EPTOn December 18 2013 01:24 TotalBiscuit wrote:
Co-caster for this event will be Greg "IdrA" Fields
Co-caster for this event will be Greg "IdrA" Fields
Woho!
Bitcoin Starcraft - Scarlett vs Naniwa for 14BTC - Page 15
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On December 18 2013 01:24 TotalBiscuit wrote: Co-caster for this event will be Greg "IdrA" Fields Oh man, he is gonna be fucking pissed when Naniwa wins. I'm excited. | ||
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WightyCity
Canada887 Posts
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
On December 17 2013 15:54 styLesdavis wrote: People should not forget that Bitcoin is a very interesting system but to be fair it was often used for illegal ways in the past. I don`t want to sound offensive but the complete Bitcoin system has to show in the future that it is more than a snowballing-system with a wide range for price fluctuations. and US Dollars has never been used for illegals ways right?  | ||
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
On December 17 2013 22:22 Squat wrote: So Naniwa has way more money, yet somehow needs the win more? Que? None of them need it for monetary reasons, or to prove anything in terms of achievements. It's about bragging rights, and all it's going to show is who is better at a terrible match-up on that particular day. psht, everybody likes a +8000$ day more than bragging rights | ||
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Chrono000
Korea (South)358 Posts
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Mudkipnick
Korea (South)241 Posts
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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
On December 18 2013 01:24 TotalBiscuit wrote: Co-caster for this event will be Greg "IdrA" Fields YESSS!!! Just waiting for the inevitable game where naniwa proxy 2gates and idra tries to hold in his rage lol | ||
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Ctone23
United States1841 Posts
On December 18 2013 02:23 ROOTFayth wrote: and US Dollars has never been used for illegals ways right? Of course, bitcoins must be exchanged for some kind of tangible asset, no? I don't think you can use Bitcoin to buy anything, but I could be completely wrong. I'm still mind blown you can actually "mine" them on your PC if you so chose. | ||
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
On December 18 2013 04:36 ROOTFayth wrote: of course you can buy things with bitcoins, it's considered an official currency in germany atm if I'm not mistaken, lots of websites accept bitcoin as payment, there was also a news of someone who bought a car worth ~90k I think with bitcoins A Tesla Model S, I believe. That company is so freaking awesome. | ||
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Starbucks
United Kingdom14 Posts
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Grettin
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On December 18 2013 04:39 Crownlol wrote: A Tesla Model S, I believe. That company is so freaking awesome. Lamborghini was bought with Bitcoins last week. So they accept is as well. (certain dealer(s)). More and more bigger companies are heading towards accepting BitCoin. This from today: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/XRS4QRU.png) | ||
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TheBamf
Denmark366 Posts
Every game he goes full out macro I believe he will lose, unless he takes a great risk or mixes up something unexpected. | ||
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
On December 18 2013 02:25 ROOTFayth wrote: psht, everybody likes a +8000$ day more than bragging rights Good thing like and need are not the same things then. | ||
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Ctone23
United States1841 Posts
On December 18 2013 04:36 ROOTFayth wrote: of course you can buy things with bitcoins, it's considered an official currency in germany atm if I'm not mistaken, lots of websites accept bitcoin as payment, there was also a news of someone who bought a car worth ~90k I think with bitcoins Oh, my mistake. Very cool! | ||
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AySz88
United States83 Posts
It's acting like gold though - it's going back to that old-school method of defining currency, and has all the problems (deflation, volatility, etc.) of not actually being a modern currency. Accepting payment in Bitcoins is like accepting in gold - not really that stupid, I guess. But I can't see it displacing "paper money" currencies that are actually engineered to act like currencies "should" in everyday life. Though, I feel retarded for saying a while ago "this is stupid, it'll never behave like a good currency because of deflation" and then not actually realizing "omg that means I should buy a ton of it right now!" | ||
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
On December 18 2013 04:39 Crownlol wrote: A Tesla Model S, I believe. That company is so freaking awesome. But do you actually pay with bitcoin (as in a tesla S is x bitcoin) or do you convert your bitcoin into USD and pay like that? I mean, I'm under the impression its the first way and then its no different from a guy buying a car with AOL stock in '99. I'm as much prize money the players can get, but you practically have no idea what they're playing for here and neither have they. | ||
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Ctone23
United States1841 Posts
On December 18 2013 06:36 AySz88 wrote: Excited for matchup, meh on gimmicky prize, boo for Idra (don't need the distraction; hopefully the matches will be entertaining enough). It's acting like gold though - it's going back to that old-school method of defining currency, and has all the problems (deflation, volatility, etc.) of not actually being a modern currency. Accepting payment in Bitcoins is like accepting in gold - not really that stupid, I guess. But I can't see it displacing "paper money" currencies that are actually engineered to act like currencies "should" in everyday life. Though, I feel retarded for saying a while ago "this is stupid, it'll never behave like a good currency because of deflation" and then not actually realizing "omg that means I should buy a ton of it right now!" It's an old tale, the volatility of financial markets. I need to research bitcoin more. The ACTUAL bitcoin. Apparently you can physically mine them on your own PC? Is it gold? I don't understand. Gold has many applications through technology that helps drive the value, it's not because it's shiny.  | ||
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