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Damn. It looks like a great service. I would like to be able to pay for food with bitcoin where I'm from. There's only one online food ordering service here and they don't accept bitcoin.
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Personally, I think the block size limit should be removed, and the block size should be allowed to grow organically.
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Bitcoin definitely has a big future ahead. Adoption will definitely grow and the price will rise. However, most people are currently holding, expecting the price to go up, so not a lot of use as a currency at the moment.
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You don't "need" to switch to Bitcoin XT. It is a voluntary action taken by users who want to show support for increasing the block size limit.
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Well, he could have sent the bitcoins directly, if he absolutely wanted to. The great thing about bitcoin is there is no gate/wall to access, so you don't need to make use of services to transfer funds.
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They're very excited about building their own version for control. Or perhaps, Bitpay may be looking to be acquired or bought out.
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It'll be interesting to see how the Greece situation plays out. Some people are speculating that they may pull a Cyprus, where the government took a cut out of accounts with balances above a particular threshold.
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Empty blocks are normal. This usually happens when a block is quickly found after a previous one, and there were no transaction in the space of time between when they were found.
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Bitcoin can be used for anything, good or bad. Same with fiat. Bitcoin is not responsible for what the users choose to do with it.
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Well, hooray for regulation, I guess? I wonder how many more bitcoin companies will follow suit.
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One of the main problems with bitcoin adoption is still the ability to buy bitcoin in a lot of places without having a bank account, which isn't possible.
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Casualties? Some of the companies in the list were clearly scams. I wouldn't call them casualties.
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Good to see that the number of XT nodes is increasing. I plan to spin a few in the coming weeks. How soon till it hits 1000?
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Bitcoin is still volatile, so that's correct. It's still a risky investment and it should be treated as such. It could lose or gain value at any point. |
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Biometric authentication can be easily bypassed. It would be recommended to use a combination of both a pass code along with biometrics.
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Your paper wallet will be fine and all your bitcoins will be spendable.
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You can make use of the chain.com API which provides a library that you can integrate with PHP.
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Are there any colocation hosting services for hardware miners? I've been trying to find information for this, but haven't made much progress. I'm fed up with the cloud mining scams that keep popping up.
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Haha. Probably gonna get discovered and fired soon. In any case, good luck!
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I would assume it depends on the jurisdiction. Obviously, in the US, you would have to pay tax on miner earnings. I'm not sure about other places.
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