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kyrathaba:
Thanks for the link. Looks pretty cool.

TaoPhoenix:
It's fascinating to watch, because it's all taking place rather slowly. If I were more connected and smarter in the early days etc I "shoulda/woulda" gotten my early Bitcoins then sat on them to make a living!

"Limited number of bitcoins" - so did no one else remember the story of the Black Lotus in Magic the Gathering?
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-TaoPhoenix (May 06, 2013, 10:00 AM)
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You mean that same Magic the Gathering that I paid for part of college off of my collection?

Investment = $450.  Return = $6000+, plus a pretty fun game.
-wraith808 (May 06, 2013, 10:14 AM)
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Sure, which means you did it right, just like any "speculation", it's always possible to do it right. But then you get late "players" (in the speculation! though I see the pun!), who having finally heard about it, then do it backwards and get hosed!

TaoPhoenix:
You mean that same Magic the Gathering that I paid for part of college off of my collection?

Investment = $450.  Return = $6000+, plus a pretty fun game.
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I'm a MTG oldster as well. Still have some killer decks. But nobody around my rural community, that I know of, plays the game.
-kyrathaba (May 06, 2013, 11:20 AM)
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Exactly, meaning the "value" is becoming erratic! And even in areas that do have players, a lot of the ones I used to go to began quietly "not holding" Type 1 tourneys, thus making all of those Super Cards "valueless", which was the point I was hoping to make.

wraith808:
Exactly, meaning the "value" is becoming erratic! And even in areas that do have players, a lot of the ones I used to go to began quietly "not holding" Type 1 tourneys, thus making all of those Super Cards "valueless", which was the point I was hoping to make.
-TaoPhoenix (May 06, 2013, 05:24 PM)
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The value is as erratic as the market in anything.  There is no intrinsic value in anything, other than what the market will put on it.

mouser:
An interesting read on alternative new crypto currencies:
http://arstechnica.com/business/2013/05/wary-of-bitcoin-a-guide-to-some-other-cryptocurrencies/

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