Here we go with the money pot crap again... I dont know what the point of stiring it up again was  You can thank b0art because he started it again with his last post, for a while acoinllc stepped back but then b0art started it again. TBH I would have liked to see acoinllc ignore it but it seems his willpower is weak and it's because of that I'll be taking the rest of my btc out of moneypot. I'm starting to think he has a secret crush on A coin LLC tbh |
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Here we go with the money pot crap again... I dont know what the point of stiring it up again was |
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my Body is ready lol 17 HOURS LEFT Roll your Dice   |
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suggestion. exchange site should have a "check all" checkbox to move many orders at the same time
Yeah, that would be pretty useful. I split my orders into a lot of small amounts and moving them was a bit of a pain. Also, I think we can realistically see 500 if everyone chips in. |
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Both coins try to solve a different problem so you're comparing apples to oranges in my opinion. Eth is pretty questionable right now with its community being divided but Bitcoin has withstood all since time  |
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I'm sure the devs will look into whatever service they use if they use one carefully. I am also sure most people will just want BTC back and not a CC.
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According to http://www.bitcoinblockhalf.com/Total Bitcoins in circulation: 15,713,450 Total Bitcoins to ever be produced: 21,000,000 Total Bitcoins left to mine: 5,286,550 I don't get this... does this mean that after 5,286,550 no more bitcoin will be mined? And the end of bitcoin has finally reach? What will happen next? Based on your status, I guess you never heard about this before. When mining is over, miners will still be using their machines to confirm transactions, and they will be rewarded in transaction fees. This will keep the network running. Yes, there's no more BitCoin to be mined after that. So there will be 21,000,000 - 2,000,000 (about 2 million are lost, and can't be recovered, somewhere I heard that) Wouldn't the fees be pretty absurd at the point when there's no block reward? |
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Has this got wallet released yet or still awaiting for ICO finish then will be released to public?
ICO isn't finished yet, I recall them saying somewhere that the wallet would be released after the end of the sale check the dev posts. Cool cant wait. Looking forward to seeing how this one plays out hoping to see a good new ICO I think we're all excited as we count down the final hours, are u ready for some crazy earnings?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jK-NcRmVcw |
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I cant believe 0.00001 is in the red already. Im still shocked.  Dont be. You listened to the radio show. People are buying this like crazy and the more that gets invested the higher the minimum price will be. What radio show This one https://soundcloud.com/errorbytrial/blockchain-dynamics-17-6252016' They pretty much troll coins for the first 21 minutes and then talk about the LIR project. There were a few other interesting coins mentioned there like Stratis which I found funny he compared it to Lisk because I was thinking the same thing. It's good to see LIR getting some traction |
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Bitcoin Core should host in bitcoincore.org or something, a blockchain file that gets updated frequently so new people aren't alienated to never use Bitcoin Core since downloading the blockchain from scratch is hell.
But if there was a way to download the blockchain from torrent at really fast speed, it wouldn't be so annoying. With the improvements in booting up times with faster validation like secp256k1 it wouldn't take that long to validate it compared to download + validate at the same time. Im sure there is a way to make it guaranteed to be the real blockchain due some hash checksum or something (to guarantee is not some fake blockchain).
Im just saying this cause I see all the newbs that download Bitcoin Core giving up and using blockchain.info or something.
personally I'm just using electrum now because of how big the blockchain is and how long it takes to update. Electrum just feels like such an elegant solution. |
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Hey guys, I was wondering if you keep all your bitcoins in one wallet, or do you use multiple providers/accounts? I am currently using 3 different wallets, it kinda feels safer not to store everything in once place... Thoughts? MC I feel pretty safe just using electrum. |
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In previous halving price moved $10 to $1000 then dropped to $200 & steady for a long time So, growth = $10 X 20 = $200 Simple calculation After this halving price will go $200 X 20 = $4000 ? Your calculation is broken Don't forget the dump factor. There is some thread here about Fund house. So this is the group who holds a huge amount of BTC. Your calculation will easily be broken if this house decide to dump all their holdings And don't forget the exploit factor plus bad press too. So basically it is really hard to calculate the Bitcoin price after the halving for it is all speculations. I dont think anyone seriously expects it to go above 1k immediately after the halving, its going to be a gradual increase. Hell, I wouldn't expect 4k even this year. |
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Very strange since I've seen other sites in crypto that use namecheap that allow users to win BTC. Doesn't namecheap even allow you to pay in BTC? lol |
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Kids can earn them on all kind of ways, the only thing I doubt about is the fact that you need to focus ourselves on a specific age.
Kids that are too young will never be intrested into the bitcoin for sure.
Not true. Most kids are willing to do house hold chores for a bit of pocket money, especially if they come from a poorer family and don't have an allowance. Needless to say though, a kid should be focusing on bettering their future. This doesn't always mean focusing on school, but quite often this is the easiest route. |
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Lol funny. We're swimming in a sea of red right now I'm thinking about risking it and leaving some of mine at 1k at least for now until the 24h period and see how the wall moves |
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A friend and I were having a discussion about the use of every day household appliances that are becoming more advanced every day with USB, WiFi, etc. How plausible would it for house hold appliances such as washers, dryers, fridges, stoves, tvs, etc. to have an extension developed that enables Bitcoin mining?
While on that note, isn't there is plenty of energy used by a car such as heat or the rotation of the wheels that could be put towards powering a miner?
How does house hold electricity costs factor into all of this?
Thank you for your enlightenment.
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Almost every game in a casino is dice or card based. One that I can think of that isn't is slots, but that's similar to dice isn't it since you are rolling for a lucky slot?
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Almost everything under 1k SAT is in the red, if that 1K SAT wall goes into the red, oh man people better be paying attention in those 24 hrs after it ICO ends
So where will most coins sell at in your opinion? I think at least 1300 sat. I think 1500-1750 sat is more realistic as based on the current trend I think we will end around 450-475 BTC. Does the BTC on the site include the bonus, it doesn't right? |
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Eh... I'll have to keep an eye on the price in the last 24h then...
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Almost everything under 1k SAT is in the red, if that 1K SAT wall goes into the red, oh man people better be paying attention in those 24 hrs after it ICO ends
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