But will he ever get to build a rocket that doesn't blow up?
That's the nature of the business. NASA blew up piles of rockets in the 50s and 60s. He's doing it out in the open and his averages are probably lower.
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i think it's not because they're having any advanced technologies or anything else because i think their rig was the same as what people use in different countries,they're having cheap electricity that could make them optimizing their profit while in most of europe or america electricity is quite expensive
The design and manufacture takes place in China. I think the chances are that they'll keep the latest and fastest mining rigs for themselves. Why give up an advantage?
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I don't know the impact of number of nodes on a network, but if Gavin based is opinion on Ethereum having more nodes than Bitcoin I don't think the fundamentals is solid enough, unless it is a personal attack on the Bitcoin core developers for dethroning and reducing his influence
It's purely because it's mined with GPUs. If it was still possible to mine Bitcoin with them there'd be thousands more Bitcoin nodes than there are these days.
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I quite often spot legendary members I'm completely unfamiliar with. I suppose they're dropping in for the first time in a while. Then I never see them again.
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It wouldn't make a jot of difference. No customer is incentivised to use it. It costs money to procure, it's unsafe to store for most and refunds would be a pain up the arse.
The only way it might cause a blip would be heavy discounts and their margins must be too small on most things. Great for existing users. The rest of the world still won't care all that much.
As for the sell pressure thing, bitpay said most of the coins they handle go straight to otc buyers and stay there.
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no one's going to compete with the Chinese. The combo of giveaway power in certain areas, hardware design and manufacturing plus reasonable and skilled labour is unbeatable.
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I don't know the exactly number but I know that China on the first place by number of people that use bitcoins, India is second and the USA third. But I was reading that India will go on the first place soon about this number of users. Bitcoin is getting more and more popular there and cause of population as well.
I don't buy china as the place with the most users. The most mining and trading takes place but other than that they have no use for it there. I'm sure it's up there but the US must have the most actual users when you take commerce and the quantity of services there.
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That Indian article is the first time I've ever seen any mention of Bitcoin getting anywhere there, er, ever. How did 1 million users suddenly arrive?
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Fair enough but it doesn't add up to me. Why take an alt which is just as likely to plunge as to soar? And Litecoin seems to be the Coin That Never Budges so I don't really get why anyone would want to inconvenience themselves to speculate on something even more sluggish than Bitcoin.
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Let's leave this question open to the wiser members in this forum. What is the most legitimate answer you've received so far?
Um, there wasn't one. Someone mumbled something about not having to sell their alts or something as we all know what a strain it is doing 3-5 clicks. I gave up and continued with my life.
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If lenders used Alt coins such as LTC as collateral, I did wonder to myself why not they sell these LTC for Bitcoins? Why go through the hassle of lending and have to return more? Sometimes, there are issues in the crypto world that I cannot figure it out.
I've asked this question a few times and failed to receive a satisfactory answer. It's best to leave them to it. They all must have a mysterious agenda we're not being informed of.
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I was completely expecting for something weird to happen with Hillary. Weak knees, coughing fit, wandering eyes. The fact that none of that happened made me feel like she won, because my expectations were much lower.
The real Hilary was in the wings controlling her android from her death bed. You heard it here first.
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Bitcoin is rising? I don't think so... It's stable and will be stable for more years, maybe the next halving can increase the price, or not.
I'd be surprised if it stayed on top after another four years of nothing. There'll be ever sexier and cleverer competition. Even if it's technically shaky most people are only here for the dollars so they'd chase that.
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sure. that's why "we all" love no regulation
Don't forget the 'free market' too. I love being free enough to have coins taken away by faceless pricks with no comebacks.
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He's not really doing his rep many favours lately. He's correct that unless Bitcoin pulls its finger out to do something about scaling then it's going to be left in the dust. That's just straightforward supposition.
ETH? Nigger, please. That's looking creakier by the day. Ultimately it'll be one of many that paves the way to something that really addresses the prime gripes. Perhaps that'll be a recharged BTC. I think I'd rather put my money into something more dependable than ETH such as ostrich farms.
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At present with the general utter deadness if you wanted to earn $1000 a day trading Bitcoin you'd need somewhere around 1,500,000x leverage. A 1 cent drop would completely and utterly destroy you.
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Half a million dollars no longer goes very far in BTCland. What are they going to spend it on? I assume a few hundred Amazon nodes that'll disappear all at once again.
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I wouldn't use an exchange and I wouldn't use some random off localbitcoins even if they did have access to that number of coins. I'd use proper professionals such as Genesis Trading. That's what they specialise in and they have a proper reputation to keep alive.
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I've got computers pouring out of my arse and I do indeed use a separate laptop for anything crypto related. It looks like shit and has had the keyboard removed but it also has a brand new HDD and has been 100% reliable for many years.
You can get a perfectly good machine for $50 off Ebay these days so it's something worth considering if you're not A1 security wise.
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There was a forum that was hustling here that every single poster to post on it. By the sounds of it they moderated quite insanely and took an age to pay out so the place was as dead as a doornail. I've no idea what the funding model was. If I find it again I'll post it.
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