How about working on a banking protocol??
Bitcoin backed banking...That scalably governs an economy better than any country
Then it'd ensure Bitcoin stabilizes at a good value...
One has to catch the culprit at the very beginning..
Why not start the coin in front of everyone?? without letting them know enough to break the system
What do you mean? |
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i try with @BitcoinChef i receive 2 payments , in 1 hour just promised!!!! but the greed!!! Undecided... resubmit a payment.... this time more.... and still waiting from 1 day Now reported! @BitcoinChef waiting form yesterday 2 accounts 1L1twi94mXXKoBTTHzSmzmAyTs2VMSiGLf and 1Kwdrok16Mmts7imnFYuUhYhoiuNn6fX5F i send tons of twitter , email and ask in tumbler page... nothing.... http://www.bitcoinchef.info/http://www.bitcoinchef.info/contact  Wow, it's almost like something that seemed too good to be true…actually was. |
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The site's totally real and 100% legit. The reason OP doesn't want anyone to know the address is there's no way for him to verify you're over 18.
I've seen it, and it's totally awesome. But now I can't stop fapping. Halp!
Yeeeeeesss, because you can't type in the URLs of porn sites unless you're 18... |
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I became interested in Bitcoin because of the hardware mining aspect. It was very fun building and configuring mining rigs. With the advent of ASICs I feel kind of lost and I have no interest in tinkering with scrypt coins. I have some C++ training from college but other than that I'm really a hardware junkie. Where do I fit in here other than buying and running mining equipment?
It's a very young field. Look for a niche and try to fit into it. Target those areas where there are greatest frictions for new or existing users and make life easier for them. Grow your own business with a bitcoin or blockchain backing. |
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If he has run off with our money (which i'm hoping he hasn't) at least TwentySeventy can reveal the website since he's the only one that's seen it. Isn't that right TwentySeventy. So if it does turn out to be a scam you will be revealing the website to everyone yes?
Good point. You will do that if it all turns out to be a scam, right? Because you and he aren't just the same guy posting under two aliases, right? |
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admin where is my 1 btc
why do you keep the last 4 btc?
Because you're a greedy fucking idiot who ignored everyone's warnings, including the obvious one - this is a Ponzi scheme. Want to send me 1BTC? I promise to pay back 110%. |
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The devs are notoriously slow... They aren't even talking about it on the development mailing list today.
I guess that's what happens when you become rich... well, they'll soon know what it's like to be poor again...
Are you kidding? They've been discussing it on github: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/3651 |
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We need a quick fix.
Quick fixes are never the right answer. I'd rather they took their time and produced a good fix. |
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Yes dividends will be paid in BTC.
Share capital is what you pay when you incorporate the company and shows on the balance sheet that way, it cannot officially be paid or registered with the Registrar of Companies if it is denominated in BTC.
Thank you very much for your prompt answers. Looking forward to the 23rd! -Nano. |
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Bitcoin profit shares are not a muddy area, trading an unregulated financial instrument (ie options/futures) is a muddy area, until we can pay share capital in Bitcoin and we start offering equity then there is nothing to debate regarding legality, however we do have a proposal with regards to paying share capital in Bitcoin.
Hi Danny, Timing's not too great an issue for me, but could I ask for some clarification regarding this final paragraph of yours? - "until we can pay share capital in Bitcoin" I was under the assumption that dividends would be paid out in bitcoin on each IVPO share held. Is this still the case? - "until...we start offering equity" I was also under the assumption that owning 1 share gave a person a 1/16,000,000 stake in Neo&Bee itself - equity in other words. Is this not the case? Do my shares actually mean nothing? Many thanks, -Nano |
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Oh wait.You know MtGox is not a japanese company, right?
Riiiiight. They're only based in Tokyo. Definitely not a Japanese company. |
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Wanna give it another shot?  Sure. *click* Ignore. |
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Yea but for more than 1 year it is that linear now.
A kinda "rough" estimation should be more than possible.
Have you finished high school? Do you understand how to read a graph? Do you understand how to read the answers other people have already given you? |
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Any system that implements a reward as you suggest will create a positive feedback loop with transaction fees racing to be as high as possible without any upper limit.
No, it won't. Well, that's clearly a well-though out and thorough response. I have a pile of transactions with fees. The bottom 50% don't get relayed. Everyone bumps up their fees slightly to ensure transmission. The bottom 50% don't get relayed. They try again with slightly higher fees. The bottom 50% don't get relayed. They bump their fees up again. Lather, rinse, repeat. |
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Ok so it is just basically an reorganization of program to make it easier to follow.
And removing stuff that doesn't belong in a server. Do you know whether the new 'streamlined' version of bitcoind will be able to run a node on embedded systems such as the Raspberry Pi? |
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Actually full node operators will probably care about this before miners will. What if the relay rules were like this?
For paying transactions: Track fee/KB statistics over the last 24 hours and calculate what percentile new transactions fall into based on that data set. Refuse to relay the lowest 5% (configurable in bitcoin.conf).
For free transactions: Track bitcoin-days statistics over the last 24 hours and calculate what percentile new transactions fall into based on that data set. Refuse to relay the lowest 50% (configurable in bitcoin.conf)
Any system that implements a reward as you suggest will create a positive feedback loop with transaction fees racing to be as high as possible without any upper limit. |
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Help? You got fucked by a scam despite all the warnings. Grow the fuck up and move on. |
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What a bunch of bloody idiots. Stop whining - you've lost your bitcoins.
It was a scam from the beginning, yet you refused to listen.
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I'm very interested in this spate of suicides. But does it 'buck the trend'? Is there anywhere to find those statistics? |
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What makes me wonder is why people are still sending money. They should at least investigate this: https://blockchain.info/address/1ponziUjuCVdB167ZmTWH48AURW1vE64q?filter=1#As we can see there was no payout since 4am. If he starts paying again I might send some money, but people please don't send your life savings, right now it's like rolling a dice. Even worse cause we know that at some point everyone will lose their money. It's almost as if this is some sort of Ponzi scheme! I'm outraged I tell you - outraged! |
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