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Headline from 2015 "GuitarCoin Surpasses Bitcoin Market Value, Analysts say Value Propelled by Great Name"
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Please be wary of IPO scams. Not saying this is one, but it definitely could be.
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Posted a non-winning meme (State Farm) in the official thread. Thanks!
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I want to nominate Charity Water as one of the charities. They great ratings, 100% of donor $ goes to projects, and they track every well they build on an interactive map. Thank you!
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Liked and followed from user with initials CG about 5 minutes ago. Much thanks!
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Interest expressed, thanks.
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twitter: codygibbs facebook: cody gibbs
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I've thought about this. There are two characteristics that the biblical currency needs to have: 1. Controlled (like the dollar) and 2. Globally accepted (where bitcoin is going). So far no currencies qualify.
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I'm finally setting up a mining rig tomorrow and I'm totally new to the whole thing so could use some help.
First of all, I have no clue when it comes to cgminer, I tried to set it up on my computer and had no success. Can anyone point me to a simple tutorial? Also, where is the official download link?
Secondly, how do you evaluate difficulty of mining a coin? I'd like to begin mining one of the following coins - Digibyte, eToken, Klondike, USDe, Noble but I'm not great at math so it's hard to figure out which will be easier to mine. Any guidance around current difficulty and blocks per etc would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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If you are risky like I am, invest in the new ones and hope one or two take off.
Emunie Counterparty Ethereum USD-e Digibyte
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Done, love this coin! Thanks!
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To invest in XCP and Counterparty, switch Bitcoind/Bitcoin-Qt and counterpartyd over to mainnet simultaneously. Use the command-line switch -testnet=0 with Bitcoind or remove any 'testnet=1' from the Bitcoind configuration file temporarily; then do the same for counterpartyd by both not using the --testnet flag and (again, temporarily) removing 'testnet=1' from counterpartd.conf. Make sure that Bitcoind and the counterparty server are running, and then run ./counterparty --rpc-password=PASSWORD burn --from=ADDRESS --quantity=QUANTITY, where 'PASSWORD' is the password used to access Bitcoind's RPC interface, 'ADDRESS' is an address in your Bitcoind wallet with sufficient bitcoins, and 'QUANTITY' is the quantity of BTC that you would like to burn. No more than 1 BTC may ever be burned by any address, and the number of XCP received per BTC is between 1000 and 1500, with more XCP being rewarded the earlier in the burn period the burn takes place. The burn period is 5000 blocks, starting today, and the reward bonus decreases linearly with block index. To see how many BTC you have burned, and how many XCP you have earned, run ./counterparty --rpc-password=PASSWORD address ADDRESS. Of course, you can burn Test BTC on testnet to have XCP to play with there. To get a rough idea of how many BTC have been burned so far, see https://blockchain.info/address/1CounterpartyXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXUWLpVr. Note that this page may show some false positives. You cannot just send bitcoins to that address with any client and expect to have them be properly burned. For more instructions on how to burn, e.g. with a Blockchain.info wallet, see Read The Docs. So to invest I'm assuming I need to know at least half of the words in here...hmmm.
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