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Remember when you said DubaiCoin was good?

It's below Patientory now. Yeah.

>actually bought the DubaiCoin bullshit

I sold mine at $39 while you were claiming it's gonna hit $100.

Good luck with your worthless arab shitcoin.

We have to accept the fact that DubaiCoin is here to stay and it will cost $1000 next year when oilshakes adopt it.

It's a shitty coin, I know, but people are buying it.

>Dubaicoin
>SIBcoin

Why is there so much interest in localized coins?

Making a new Bitcoin just for one country is stupid.

People are actually buying the wrong Dubaicoin.

Many of you have probably noticed Dubaicoin's huge gains recently.
But you might not have noticed that there are actually two coins named Dubaicoin. The one you should buy is DBIX. It's a reboot of an abandoned coin, DBIC.
Now millions of traders are accidentally buying the obsolete currency and it's soaring on coinmarketcap.
It's both sad and funny at the same time. A dead coin is skyrocketing.

My advise is that you sell your DBIC while there are still dumb schmucks who pay for them.

A month ago I told you to invest in Dubaicoin, when it was at $2.

You wouldn't listen.

DBIX has _steadily_ risen from $2 to $12 within the last 4 weeks.

Just a heads up for you guys.
You idiots keep investing in MOON when there are actually profitable altcoins out there.

>>2606633

ETH already has competition in the smart contracts field, with better technology.

Tell me what makes ETH special?

Even DubaiCoin has successfully adopted the idea of having both a cryptocurrency and smart contracts in the same platform.

Recommend an altcoin that's going to become the new Bitcoin.

Last time you recommended Mooncoin and I lost everything. What a fucking shit coin.

Dubaicoin has reached $10 in a couple of months.

A few weeks ago it was still $2.5.

When will you accept the fact that Dubaicoin will rival Litecoin?
DBIX also has a smart contract possibility just like Ethereum.

I'm an entrepreneur from Finland and I'm currently creating a Bitcoin bank here in Finland.

I know what you're thinking. You were shitting your pants at the word "bank".
People think the whole point of cryptocurrency is to get rid of banks. At the same time people want cryptocurrency to take over the world and become the main form of money.
These two scenarios cannot coexist.
People who use Bitcoin now are the tech-savvy 1% of the population. Think about your parents, the kind of people who need instructions on how to use a microwave oven. These people will never learn to use Bitcoin the way it's used right now. What's more, these morons would probably lose access to their wallets within the first year.

What will really kickstart Bitcoin for the reddit folk is a bank that makes sure your coins are taken care of.
This is the truth.
For a minimal fee, I will protect your coins and give you Bitloans. Yup, bankers are back.

Dubaicoin has steadily risen from $2.5 to over $5 within the last few weeks.
This is a coin that doubles your money.

Now, tell me again why you bash this coin.

There's one thing that troubles me with Bitcoin.

Can you even imagine how many coins have been lost forever?
Some early miners lost thousands of coins simply by forgetting their existence and throwing their old computers in the trash.
FBI, for example, has confiscated bitcoins from criminals in amounts I can't even imagine. These coins are lost forever.

Now, how many coins do you think are currently in circulation? I'd say only 10% of all coins still exist today, and the troubling fact is that coins are still getting lost in cyberspace and the total amount of coins diminishes daily. I'm a member of at least 5 different markets and I always have stupid leftover amounts hanging there that are too small to withdraw or to use in any way. This sort of behavior also destroys Bitcoin.
Technically we could reach a point where only one bitcoin has survived and it's worth ten billion. Then people wake up, stop giving a shit and switch to some altcoin that actually works. Some altcoin that is inflatory, because that's how currency should be.

I tried using Bitcoin for the first time and my payments are not validating.
They're just stuck in "unconfirmed".

The amounts were 1mBTC and 5mBTC, neither was confirmed and it's been 6 days.
You're probably gonna tell me the amounts are too small for any miner to bother but if that's the case I can only say wow what a shitty currency.

>>2222482
>l when I finally started to buy Bi

About a year ago it was at $600 and I was like "no way man, not with that price".
I thought Bitcoin was just a fad and the price would quickly drop to under $200.

But I'm going to buy altcoins as well so I don't miss the next big rocket.