That sucks Watiingtobepaid. I hope you are able to get anything that is rightfully yours.

"1 satoshi"? Is that the smallest unit of bitcoin currency or do you mean that you have kidnapped Satoshi and are holding him for ransom?

Hi there

I'm very new to mining so please be gentle. 

I can't get any mining clients to work because they say that opencl.dll can't be found. My video adapter is ASUS HD7770. I've recently installed the opencl.dll download from the ATI website and it didn't work.

I've tried to research this issue and I found that some others had experienced similar problems but I'm still unclear what the solution is.

If anybody can help then thanks.

Many people here share some of those sentiments I think.

I know what you mean Inelible and I hesitated before posting it but I'm just curious.

Pellefot - yeah, bought them quite early on. Actually sold quite a few quite recently and wished I hadn't.


"Not enough" - I'm sure we all feel like that. I think that bitcoin is going to be very big so we're all lucky to be in at this stage, which is still very early.

I'm just curious. Another thread talked about how much people had invested as a portion of their wealth, I just wonder how many coins the "average" person holds.

305 for me.

Seriously, we should have a support group where we encourage each other to cut down.

Welcome.

Welcome and I hope this forum helps you prosper and acquire more bitcoins.

I hear you brother 

I'm trying to cut down.

The King is dead, long live the King. Coinking that is, a new cryptocurrency I've just made up. 

You lucky sod

I would quit while your ahead though.

I agree that it is natural and may be inevitable. None of it has anything to do with creating an actual currency though. These are speculation vehicles only, in my opinion. The bitcoin economy, on the other hand, must be built from the ground up. There's so much meaningful work to do there.

Indeed that is sweet sir! 

I do fear a duplication of effort in the digital currency movement. It could get to be like linux where it goes from genuine freedom and competition to outright fragmentation. For those of us who believe in the politics of digital currencies this is a little bit concerning because it takes resources away from the more viable currencies. Endless forking and fragmentation has not helped linux compete with the establishment and I fear that the same may be true of digital cryptocurrencies.

For people who are only interested in speculation I suppose that they are interesting and I also suppose that nobody forces anybody to get involved with them.

Just my thoughts.

It is interesting, although I don't think an endless fragmentation of the cryptocoin movement is a great idea.

Hi there.

I'm also new and I would like to say hi. It seems like a great and vibrant forum and I look forward to frequenting it and getting lots of good ideas.